How to get DQ'd in BJJ 2022 [HELLO JAPAN]

[@megacolon69]

For people wondering what DQs were for: 00:06 - obscene gesture (he got penalized in the video, but after the match, which he won, refs changed decision to a DQ 00:15 - headbutt 00:33 - that move was legal, Sanchez's opponent got mad and punched him which led to DQ 01:41 - slam (wasn't allowed on this ruleset) 02:28 - slamming to a wall 02:44 - unfair DQ imo, looks like ADCC trials, slamming while beeing threated with a sub is allowed. Maybe ref didn't know such thing as buggy choke exists 03:11 - throwing opponent out of scene 03:20 - punches and kicks 04:50 - headbutt then punches 05:10 - pushing and rude behaviour after stoppage 05:35 - intentionally throwing opponent out of scene 06:00 - doctor's decision - unstoppable bleeding 06:40 - regular tap 07:05 - spine lock 07:25 - spitting 07:40 - slam 08:04 - slam 08:30 - slam 08:40 - scissor takedown 08:46 - scissor takedown 08:55 - while doing straight foot lock, turning into the direction of leg not being attacked 09:10 - while doing straight foot lock, turning into the direction of leg not being attacked 09:26 - heel hook (allowed only in brown/black belts, no-gi, adults) 09:41 - while doing straight foot lock, turning into the direction of leg not being attacked 09:55 - heel hook 10:10 - kneebar (allowed in brown/black belts only) 10:15 - ??? 10:38 - leaving the mat before announcing the result, maybe some rude words, dunno 10:55 - UwU

[@HelloJapan05]

10:15 puke 🤮

[@megacolon69]

@@HelloJapan05 Aaaah, didnt see that

[@tinoslaponi8514]

Good breakdown. But this is the main reason why modern jiu jitsu, especially under IBJJF rules, is watered down. #1 Slamming is apart of jiu-jitsu, so dont allow yourself to be picked up.

[@dylonmullins]

@@megacolon69 the 2nd to last one was from overcelebrating essentially.

[@Matt_Alaric]

0:33 Wasn't a disqualification at all. It was supposed to be a friendly sparring match shortly before an MMA fight and Diaz was being a dick and wrenching moves that could have led to an injury and the fight being cancelled.

[@mikerob7851]

Looks like Sanchez has a history of either not knowing the severity of doing certain moves or what the rules are for the tournament he's competing in.

[@The-Dom]

like not knowing he shouldnt try to jack a dudes arm up in practice

[@THEpaulyBOY44]

He’s a scumbag no one hires him nomore for training he’s broke after the standing arm at attempt

[@skilifavas4016]

there types of people in my training sessions too, like using the elbow to defend kicks all the fucking time. Oh im so cool I can hurt people. Training is to simulate hurting people. these people have problems they need physical lessons for. I bet that guy was always the big dude no1 messed with, never got beaten up really bad. And he's an asshole for pretending not knowing 2:20

[@cromdaleblvd4677]

hes just a dirty sanchez its in his nature to do that lol

[@sdominik3945]

@@cromdaleblvd4677 😐

[@rmwillimann]

absolutelly loved that tex johnson played that victim role on the Sanchez DQ just to be shown throwing a guy againsta wall in the very next vid

[@aplus1080]

Or slapping that minor in another tournament 👍

[@HelloJapan05]

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[@DouglasCarter69]

I love how much better the video quality is than in your old videos. Keep up the good work!

[@uhhFez]

I mean it is 2022 now!

[@blandz]

when the world needed him most, he appeared

[@anonymoose2474]

Yesterday I made a comment on a 5 year old video and he liked it. My heart 💘

[@DannyAmerican]

Big facts

[@TheBigRedOutlaw]

you are talking about the little kid in the last clip right? 😅

[@Jon3sy1990]

@@TheBigRedOutlaw was thinking the same haha has to be

[@leoalcaraz6153]

There’s a reason that crab leg takedown was banned from judo; If you land it right you drop an opponent on the back of their heads; if you mess it up your either destroyer their knees and ankles or break their legs

[@testing4037]

That sounds like a good move! You just have to surrender before they do it to you.

[@leoalcaraz6153]

@@testing4037 no kidding 😂 the alternative is career ending

[@upfrontspeaker77777]

Very good move need to learn it asap

[@leoalcaraz6153]

@@upfrontspeaker77777 I Just got done seeing the original video of when the kani basami was banned in judo back in the day it’s a technique that is more effective the worst it’s done

[@dominus6224]

No. This wasn’t why judo banned it. Stop the bullshit and spreading of misinformation. They banned it because it started to look a lot like wrestling according to the corrupt Olympics.

[@Initium1000]

At our school we would have friendly ‘matches’ for people preparing for tournaments. I was a blue belt and I was going against a newer white belt. He stood up and went straight spazz. He was twisting my leg every which way, no technique; just trying to rip it off basically. He then tried like jumping on my knee with his whole body when my knee was torqued. I tapped right away when he attempted this . He jumped up and yelled “YES!” And you would of thought he won a gold medal at the Olympics. My instructor was sooooo pissed at him and yelled out to him about how stupid it was to try and maliciously hurt someone you’re training with. He called him into his office and told him to leave and never come back.

[@upfrontspeaker77777]

Shouldn't practice nonsense then, it's the logical thing to do, yet sports bans that. Sports is a clown sherade!

[@hillweggs641]

@@upfrontspeaker77777 charade?

[@zenmartialartist701]

@@upfrontspeaker77777 jiujitsu has plenty of self-defense oriented techniques, try a class

[@Mojo_Radio]

@@upfrontspeaker77777 Only someone who has never trained would think injuring a person (in a way that requires months of recovery) during a single training session makes sense. You learn on day 1 of any legitimate fight sport that injuring someone in training serves no purpose. Approaching training as though you have to do everything in your power to injure a person for a chance at a victory with aboslutely no prize is the dumbest thing ever. You literally cannot get better without sacrificing this ego at the door during training and sparring, so you can continue to train and get better. Sports are staged combat for sure, it's not a real life and death scenario if that's what you mean... I'm not sure what you are expecting though? You want people to train with the intent to permanently ruin joints? Clearly you've never been trained in fighting. :P

[@MrCmon113]

That's your fault for not telling him the rules or what you want. People can't read your thoughts. It's like throwing a beginner out of the golf club for not wearing a polo shirt tugged into his pants.

[@martialanatomy387]

I’m about to sign up for my first BJJ tournament here in Vancouver, Canada. I will definitely make sure to read any and all rules, no interesting a DQ. Good to see you back.

[@AzizSobirov]

I got DQ for "ripping" apparently my coach said I wasn't :/ during tournament

[@bcolt]

Go for world record and DQ every way possible.

[@user-rr5ce1wb2j]

Good lucky man and I hope you have an excellent time, so much fun at tournaments. Personally I won't compete in a tournament where slamming ISN'T allowed. No one should have to carry the weight of their opponent during a triangle attempt.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

@@AzizSobirov ya you can use your legs to knock them down on their butt/back but no reap the knee to the side.

[@aplus1080]

Heel hooks and slams. Fuck the rules. Streets is the streets.

[@crazyjames1233]

The way the ref manhandled that white belt at 3:22 LOL

[@user-rr5ce1wb2j]

Yeah I noticed that too, picked him up like he weighed nothing. I think it was a kids match.

[@ethanlinnjitsu]

Not a white belt. That was a black belt match here in Texas.

[@pimplepickerton]

And the "WHAT A BITCH!" that was screamed by someone in the audience was pretty funny too. Lol

[@NoBody-ro3xj]

Yeeted his ass 😂😆

[@Haolekine888]

For my BJJ friends. Judo players see the no slam rule in the same light that BJJ players see the no leg grab rule.

[@PhilthyHorseRacing]

@@mtoboggan2364 you must not have been thrown by a high level judoka

[@WillofStone08]

Slam's can easily injure people in certain positions, meanwhile grabbing the legs is just another way to take someone down and if you have single legs and double legs in your arsenal you are more versatile, I fail to see the resemblance one is a dangerous move another is just another technique...

[@lucascastro2802]

@@PhilthyHorseRacing Slams and throws are not the same thing at all under the ruleset. Heavy takedowns are 100% allowed in bjj, heavy throws as well. If you do a double leg lift -> slam it's 100% legal.

[@epp4791]

What's sad is some of those weren't even slams they literally just shook them off. By definition slamming requires you to follow them down.

[@dominus6224]

@@lucascastro2802 No it’s not lol. Stop the lying.

[@elmortalsoldier1393]

I don't know if it would be to much work, but it would certainly be cool if there was any way of showing us what tthe DQ was for, as there are some instances where it isn't that clear, an easy way of doing it without editing the video would probably be by using the youtube subtitles. Thx ether way, I love your videos

[@DouglasCarter69]

Yeah! Like some text at the bottom of the screen that says the reason for DQ

[@mauricinho1974]

Most of the time it's because some sorte of slam.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Several knee reaps caused DQ

[@rockdeworld]

That woman at 9:08 got robbed. It seems clear to me that her opponent was the one that turned her leg

[@mikepreminger]

yeah that was defs a questionable one.

[@aplus1080]

Competitors do that all the time because they are scumbag cowards.

[@Jono793]

Oh well. If she tries that again in nogi under the new rules, we'll see what happens then.

[@LoyalFireTuts]

Because that's the only way she could turn - causing the torque of the knee.

[@jonnnyonion]

You can see her staring at the ref before she begins to turn her own knee and the fact she so happy after winning by DQ you could tell that was her plan. No warrior code and wasn't interested in defending herself only taking advantage of the rules.

[@AlwaysBoredOne]

Finally missed this series

[@Cahigginbotham]

at 08:30 I think that dude didn't mean to slam, he was going for a takedown and didn't realize the dude pulled guard

[@drchico40]

It's insane how much damage can be done in such a subtle manner.

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

People try to act like a "minor rule violation" shouldn't be a big deal to a high level opponent, but the issue is that this is sport, competition and not a fight to the death. If you're not defending against an already dangerous technique you could be killed or maimed

[@ghengiskhan9308]

Bjj should come back to japanese jiu jitsu competition rules were 2 grappler fight for unlimited time and fight can only be stopped if one opponent passes out from exhaustion or the fight is stopped by refree

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

@@ghengiskhan9308 I feel the same, I think submission only grappling is the only ruleset that is interesting, otherwise competitors focus on odd ploys and gameplans that don't translate to actual combat

[@turok2546]

the last clip was the most egregious DQ i've seen in my 12 years of BJJ lol

[@Stahlvanten]

I am quite horrified myself. :'D

[@LIONTAMER3D]

heinously uncalled for!

[@user-rr5ce1wb2j]

Jokes aside it's sooooo cute when children run onto the mat to "save" their brother/sister/mother/father.

[@sirpibble]

I look forward to this video every year, and every time it makes me feel embarrassed to do jiujitsu

[@hughmungus8508]

Never wanted this video to end

[@coolhari2000]

Am NOT for slamming however if an opponent stands up they should def reset. Silly rules.

[@AlexWehpunkt]

"while doing straight foot lock, turning into the direction of leg not being attacked" - here I am, nine years into the sport, and didn't know that was a thing. Also: absolutely no love for everyone who celebrates a DQ-"victory". That's even below people celebrating silver in a two man bracket...

[@mofo4193]

absolutely no love for everyone who celebrates a DQ-"victory"... Couldn't agree more....

[@Jono793]

Not for No-Gi Brown and Black Belt anymore! No more reaping rules, and heel-hooks legal in IBJJF 🙏 So I assume @9:07 and @9:25 were before the rule changes. As a comparison: See below for a knarley heel-hook under the new rules! The other guy clearly didn't know about the dangers of leaving your legs hanging in 50/50 😲 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWino2WPotZmhrM

[@bumblebee6669]

In my first BJJ tournament I almost got DQ'd for doing this. Such a stupid rule.

[@TheButchersbLock]

What about celebrating bronze in a 3 man bracket😛. Ps cheers I had no idea why she was dq’d on that one

[@coldercooldude]

3:28 the guy getting punched stopped his corner from going in…what a warrior and class act.

[@BigUriel]

Also props to the ref, he yanked him out there like "come here you lil bitch" lol

[@britishcig5462]

3:10 is exactly why it should be illegal to host combat sports events on a raised stage

[@AccendoWorld]

That last clip was epic 😂 - future BJJ star

[@whitworth5s248]

So at 05:35, intentionally running off the mat because you're in a submission is bad, but at 09:08 you can intentionally turn your opponent toward your other leg to get them disqualified and it's ok? WTF?

[@Jono793]

Technically, yes. If you intentionally put your leg into a reaping position while your opponent is attacking you with a leg lock, then you should be penalised. In practice, it's hard for the ref to catch that unless it's really flagrant. And it's hard to say for definite that was intentional, or wether she was trying to make space, or hide her other leg, leading to the reap. 🤔 If you're going to pursue foot locks at ibjjf, you've just got to be aware of reaping situations and let go if they come up. Unless you're in brown or black belt nogi. In which case, throw that leg across and grab a fat heel hook! 😂

[@dp9629]

i know naga has a rule against intentionally forcing a reap

[@Derplox]

Can you do a compilation only on injuries that occur in BJJ competition? I know that DQs is your most watched series, but an injury series would be good for educational purposes

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

i think some of those leg locks at the end were deemed illegal for knee reaping. personally, i hate that rule, especially when the guy wo gets his hand raised celebrates like he won by domination.

[@filteredfavorites8771]

People should know the rules if they sign up and I do think at some levels it shouldn't be allowed. But celebrating anything other then a massive point or submission win always seemed lame to me.

[@thecasuallongsword]

It's kind of a mastery when you can play towards every rule set accordingly and be calm enough not to dq yourself..

[@dp9629]

it was illegal because they turned into the leg not being attacked . if they had rolled the other way it was legal. its just to prevent easy knee blow outs because theres tons of pressure being applied to joint. or maybe not idk im just a white belt lol

[@brandonbengetattoo5475]

Bjj is a magnificent martial art that has been proven time and time again. But why does it seem like it is becoming more apparent that being disrespectful and unprofessional is a common occurrence. Just a few rotten apples could ruin the bunch and would hate that for bjj

[@PhilthyHorseRacing]

The match at 3:20, props to that kid for stopping and holdings back the big ass dude on the other side of the barricade

[@bcolt]

I didnt know this guy still uploads. Its kind of cool.

[@HelloJapan05]

still around 😊

[@quique7764]

@0:32 if the guy has an upcoming fight then he had every reason to be angry. Orlando could've easily hyper extended his elbow ending the his fight before it started. It's a dick move.

[@boogalooter7280]

That's why he didn't get all that mad when he spinning backfisted him and kicked him

[@dp9629]

dick move yes but honestly i have no problem with arrogant chumps getting put in their place. especially arrogant chumps who talk trash saying they could destroy you while you are there helping them prepare for a fight and helping improve their trash can grappling skills. what do you do when your child keeps reaching for the hot stove after you warned them its hot? same thing with that trash lazy underhook strickland kept throwing in.

[@MrZachgonz]

Why are you sparring with strangers if you have an upcoming fight? This guy was also a VERY experienced BJJ player and ADCC champion. You think he didn’t know how hard to pull on Sean’s arm? Sean overreacted big time.

[@quique7764]

@@MrZachgonz Yes, I'm very well aware of Orlando & met him at a meet & greet. I mean if you're into BJJ at a certain periof you knew who he was including Sean's team. He left a great impression on everyone that day & went ou t of his way to take photos with kids & families So I have no animosity for the man & when he passed. I was extremely hurt cus he was an Positve influence on me...so RIP King. But back to the topic, firstly i highly doubt they were strangers b4 this esp if you got a fight happening soon. BTW this is standard training & the closer the date of the fight they begin to taper down or practice the same moves if you've watched enough tape of your opponent. Usually you begin tapering your sparring sessions & going lighter a week or less depending on the fighter & coaches opinions.The fact he invited Orlando is a huge sign of respect cus seans' team respected his BJJ knowledge & more importantly trusted him not to hurt their fighter. His job was to essentially be an Uke who provides light resistance or mb even go slightly harder but what you don't expect as the bell to ring is to have a man nearly 55 kilos or more trying to to hyper extend his elbow, arm or anything else given I have to say this again it was suppose to be a light sparring session! I seen fighter prepping up for pro fight & rarely if even seen anything like this. And the fact that you say Orlando didn't pull his arm that hard is hella subjective. The man is at least 55 Kilos heavier & shorter which gives him more advantage to put pressure on it proves he was out to hurt him in a LIGHT SPARRING session or mb it was the gear was on that made him more agro that da hence O's face like he rly though he did nothing. And having practiced BJJ that quick jerk motion that you;re not expecting then add his size & strength it's more than enough to do damage esp in the elbow region. So either you never had it happen to you or you're a Orlando fan or a Sean hater, which is fine. Personally I looked at the facts & spoke to ppl I roll w. who are semi pro or pros & it was unanimous they all agreed esp knowing he had an upcoming fight & was a light day. So now rather than focus on the fight he had to go to DR to ensure no sever damage was done . If you live in South East i'd love to invite you roll or spare, of course your my guest & you will be treated w. respect & dignity. We even got a place you can crash above the gym. And it;s better than it sounds plus we'll both learn from each other since you still think it wasn't a big deal we got some big boys w/ Black belts, Brown & purple. And we will talk about it & if you a still agree we can roll & the move won't be premeditated. Ish we might do it on the next light sparring match. Again my intention was not to disrespect you or disrespect the dead. RIP Carlos he was a beast but we all make mistakes but that mistake will never tarnish his legacy & what he gave to the sport. If interested contact me privately & will do what we can to make it happen. Again all due respect & I hope you cont. to strive & attain all your goals. Peace.

[@quique7764]

@@MrZachgonz do you know who Sean strickland is? And what gives you they don't know each or rolled before. FFS I like Sean but buddy you're being a Stan for Orlando. Or mb you've nvr been involved in getting a fighter ready for a bout,which is my guess otherwise you would assume anyone could get in a chage w/ a fighter who is prepping. I'm 110% positive Orlando was invited hence the reason he got booted. And the fact u think his accolade gives him the right to do is makes me certain you don't anything when it comes to prefight training. Defend him all you want but im not going to needlessly shit on him cus Orlando should be allowed to RIP rather than rehashing incidents which any fighter training for a pre fight knows its. Literally can't believe how dumb you have to be to believe what you said, it's hysterical & akin to saying Mighty Mouse can't train lightly or carefully cus he's a n15X World MMA Champ & a Ibjjf🥇2023. But what you don't realize you're saying is Orlando's is incapable of just helping someone get dry for a fight,essentially you're calling him an asshole.

[@petrpanthr3925]

I like how mad Tex Johnson is when he gets slammed by Sanchez and then the very next clip is Tex slamming someone into a brick wall.

[@totiksilkway]

Glad you and this series are back, still don’t quite understand what’s a knee rip )))

[@Keeps-]

Knee reap

[@totiksilkway]

@@Keeps- thanks

[@Prisonmike27]

Celebrate winning by DQ its the lowest thing in jiu jitsu.

[@aplus1080]

Creating DQ by making people reap your knee is worse, but they're all bitches.

[@upfrontspeaker77777]

Bjj is for b**c*es

[@sotiriosnovatsis4529]

@@upfrontspeaker77777 People who are too scared to write “bitches” in full are bitches.

[@billii4L]

1000% agree

[@bchearne]

And playing up being hurt when you’re clearly fine, too

[@jokerhaha5123]

If you jump guard or hold full guard when your opponent stands then slamming should absolutely be legal

[@WillofStone08]

I don't get how you guys are saying this, Why? So white belts can get knocked out all the time? I completely agree that jumping guard is stupid but allowing people to knock others out like that is not the answer

[@jonnnyonion]

It's the only time it should be allowed.

[@jonnnyonion]

It really is bad practice as well for defending yourself in the street which is what BJJ is always been about to its core. pulling guard in a fight is one thing Not holding onto somebody so they can slam you.

[@Djudo-q9x]

I'm a 4 stripe blue belt. Never jumped guard and I got slammed while in no gi match. Slamming is for b*****

[@jokerhaha5123]

@@Djudo-q9x nobody cares how many stripes you have on your blue belt. You basically got a pat on the back because you were not ready for your purple belt. Maybe you should consider that you’re just a b**** and grappling isn’t for you. Might want to stay away from judo guys and wrestlers.

[@memesinc5852]

8:15 I was there lmao. BDK (Black Dragon Kai Combat Systems) is the gym I train out of here in Brisbane AUS. Harley is a great guy but has years of MMA training under his belt. its so instinctive to slam a person who pulls standing guard, alot of times you do it without even thinking. I can say that from experience, and the guy who got slammed was 100% acting to milk the DQ, everyone knew it and he was walking around like nothing happened 10 minutes later after pretending to be hurt got too boring. I laughed my ass off when I saw it pop up though.

[@xNoobaliciou5x]

The funny thing is that if you look at his leg he's just going for a takedown, the guy just pulled guard at the same time lol.

[@memesinc5852]

@@xNoobaliciou5x yeah, and in our gym we generally encourage people NOT to pull guard from standing due to the fact our adult classes do allow slams and hard throws/takedowns. Just unlucky.

[@kanucks9]

@@xNoobaliciou5x yeah what the hell? If somebody does an inside trip and you jump, they lose?

[@LucasKingPiano]

0:33 it looks like that is sparring? If he ripped that arm during sparring while the other guy has a fight coming up then he knows full well why the guy is mad lol. *The next video is the same guy trying to Batista bomb his opponent? This guys a menace lmao

[@Jono793]

Yeah, it was an incident that went viral last year (?). Allegedly the other guy was mouthing off about training with 'a Jiu-Jitsu guy'.. And Orlando Sanchez (a former ADCC champion) decided to teach him a lesson. How to get DQ'd in BJJ: be Orlando Sanchez 😂

[@HelloJapan05]

😅😂

[@josephmatias7243]

@@Jono793 apparently the other guy wasnt a regular. He got invited by the coach. He shows up, says he'll whoop Orlando. Orlando says he didn't know he had a fight coming up. ... Boom, dirty elbow crank. He didn't want to go 'full mma' after that, what a surprise.

[@KonaDaGamah]

Long awaited is back!

[@channel19549]

The one at 2:44 seems unfair.In Adcc, you are allowed to slam if you are in submission.Jay was attempting a buggy choke so the guy should be able to slam him.

[@kanucks9]

Plus if it was a double they would have let it be. The guy even went to his knees first just to shake him off.

[@Shevchenko_DBR9]

3:22 that referee is a real G.

[@TheScottronica]

OMG...It's here. Thank you! IDK why these are so intriguing, but they are.

[@josephs.7496]

They act so offended when they get slammed gently. Honestly if you hold onto a triangle while being lifted you’re 100% baiting for a DQ or stalling. Slamming should be allowed

[@joseluki]

You should be given points and the fight restarted because nobody would be able to hold a triangle after cracking their ribs but BJJ competitive rules are straight up moronic and give WAY too much security to a lot of situations for the attacker and the defender have just to sit there and be armb bard triangle chocked or submti to a retarded jump guard. While if that was in a Judo tournament it would be a straight IPPON.

[@josephs.7496]

@@joseluki absolutely agree. A restart from standing is best imo

[@joseluki]

@@josephs.7496 A restart plus points to ge guy who was able to produce the slam, unless there is some weight difference.

[@styrax6990]

People can get injured from slams, but they could give points for a high lift like they used to in judo (actually ippon), then restart from standing.

[@lucascastro2802]

"Honestly if you hold onto a triangle while being lifted you’re 100% baiting for a DQ or stalling" In that sanchez triangle video he actually tapped out to that triangle, the slam deffinitelly wasnt the intention fo the dude on bottom

[@aplus1080]

I get that rules are rules but watching all these bjj dudes soccer playering it up from slams is pretty hilarious. This is the showdogs equivalent of wolves.

[@mohollywood]

i love all of this series of videos!!!!

[@idenizbal9706]

I didn't get it, why the 9:45 is dq?

[@ChrisJAHn_Skylark]

The goat is back

[@adrianfytr35]

3:34 I was at that tournament! That's Rodrigo Pinheiro and Kamal Shalorus I think, it was in Austin. High level BJJ blackbelt Luis Sergio Correa sitting in his corner, my BJJ instructor. We were the Power Team back then. That brawl was awesome and hilarious 😅. Bruno Azevedo was the ref and also blackbelt. My homie Chris trying to break it up lol. Good times.

[@pizrux6592]

i really don't understand the people that get angry with other people when they are rolling. for me when i accidentally knee someone or if someone knees me we say sorry and keep rolling. we aren't fucking enemies and everyone is here for the same reason which is to have fun and get a good ass workout so the people who get mad must have some mental problems

[@MrCmon113]

I once accidentally snorted onto a girl and later slammed her head. 😅 Shit happens, you just try to reduce it.

[@PjackM92]

The goat returns 🙌 👏

[@MARCOZR1]

10:38 is by far the most satisfying dq i have ever seen. NICE!!!

[@imightdeletethislater3810]

Dude literally lost his mind cause he won a WHITE BELT tournament. Got what he deserved, he obviously lacked humility.

[@cantbanme8971]

I’m confused, black and brown belts can heel hook now in IBJJF but still can’t reap?

[@yaozzer]

I have little to no BJJ background, hoping someone can answer me this: If someone cling onto you like 7:52 , what are your options to get out legally? I know you can't drop/slam the guy, so I guess you have to very slowly lower yourself to the ground and try to break free? Also does every tournaments have slightly different rules? Most of the DQers seemed surprised, as if they have never heard of the rules before? Genuine surprise or just ignorant?

[@glxblt-sd1ze]

Just put him ol the ground delicatelly

[@hahe7350]

You shouldn't be standing up anyways. its usually a tactic to make the person let go, but if they know you cant slam they will just hold on. there are a number of ways to break someones guard without standing or slamming

[@agirlfrommars3441]

You can wiggle until they stand up themselves or go back to your knees and try to escape. Edit but usually you will try to break their grips before standing up and pass their guard

[@pninnan]

I don't understand those DQs that were apparently for reaping, but no actual reap occurred. Was it because the ankle was across the body?

[@lucascastro2802]

When you have your opponent in an ankle lock, you are not allowed to turn into them to finish the lock, you can only turn to the outside

[@Think_Dig_Find]

I like Sanchez. He doesnt care. He just having fun and dont like to be humiliated.

[@aplus1080]

The king returns?!

[@JuanOfAllTrades]

That scissor takedown is now my new worst nightmare, looks painful as heck

[@shibbystix2]

Funny how apparently Tex Johnson doesn't hit his opponent if it's not an underage kid.

[@hadesmusic1175]

Lol Sanchez is always like "why dude? What happened?" All the time with everyone 😂

[@paronzoda]

The legend is back.

[@dariosebastian117]

There's no honor in celebrate a victory by DQ

[@Douglas.kong33]

I'm realizing certain rules are put in place because alot of people can't afford to repair the damage from the moves

[@LIONTAMER3D]

great start to the video!

[@anotheryoutubeuser5379]

8:35 could’ve definitely been just a straight up accident. The guy pulled guard while he was preforming the trip. I honestly wouldn’t see that as a DQ

[@waaagh3203]

Last one was hilarious. Little kid running out there and jump on them, like he's copying what he's seeing. Very funny :D :D

[@Athena124]

7:39… WTF could have easily paralyzed him.

[@LundinSebastian]

Sooo... if I were to compete in BJJ, I would develop a technique where i jump Up and attach somewhere on standing opponents, then provoke Them to try and get loose of My grip. When they do that i use there momentum to let go and get thrown to the floor. According to these videos they would get DQ'ed 9/10 Times. But i can try this technique multiple Times per match. How succesfull would i be you think?

[@Cualchris]

My coach always tells me, always learn the rules before any competition because they’re all different.

[@GonzoDonzo]

I love that you showed back to back clips of sanchez being a POS

[@cantbanme8971]

He’s a wanker no argument but honestly the slam from triangle wasn’t that bad and it’s a stupid rule, other guy was milking that one.

[@jazzabighits4473]

@@cantbanme8971 Exactly

[@josephmatias7243]

If you get a chance, check out Sanchez explaining the moment. He says Strickland came in, unannounced by his coach. He was just some dude who started talking crazy trash to all of his teammates in sparring. So he basically said he would beat up Sanchez. Sanchez says he never met the guy, didn't know he had a fight coming up- just some a-hole shows up telling Sanchez he'll get beat up - in his own gym. ... Hijinks ensue.

[@okaytommy5726]

Curious why aren’t slams allowed in bjj?

[@wgjung1]

Too risky, is an amateur sport so no insurance will cover an event

[@Oldhandlewasabitcringe]

Risk of serious injury, no point breaking someones neck for a 5$ medal

[@jazzabighits4473]

Because they know their martial art would be a lot less useful if you could pick them up and slam them on the ground head first.

[@Oldhandlewasabitcringe]

@@jazzabighits4473 hell why dont we just allow shotguns in comps then they will see how useful pulling guard is

[@jazzabighits4473]

@@Oldhandlewasabitcringe LOL

[@mathiasm12]

Christmas came early this year!

[@Jono793]

Unsportsmanlike Conduct: the most outrageous foul going. Seriously: for those unaware, that bird flip cost Meregali his entry to the final at Worlds this year, in a division he was the favourite to win the championship!

[@karpehdiem251]

Then why would he throw away his chance like that? If you want to play the sport then behave respectfully, that goes for anyone from white belt to black.

[@JK-vc7ie]

When BJJ turns into a fight they never use BJJ to fight. Always boxing.

[@chauncyquest2779]

Out of all of this, I just hope Deborah Anderson made it to the admin table.

[@stephenforbes2762]

If it's illegal to slam, it should be illegal to keep play guard with you back off the ground

[@josephmatias7243]

Another thing that judo got right. ... As soon as you lift them up - the ref breaks it up. This is because the slam is natural and they want to encourage safety but maintain reality. You pull guard in standing - you get dropped on your head.

[@itchiegames]

That last clip is uncalled for. That could have ended very badly. Hopefully steps are taken to prevent a future tragedy.

[@shalim4076]

I don't understand person jumps on someone's neck like "catch me daddy" then second person just drops that guy by reaction. Why jumping on someone's neck is not prohibited. But slumming is banned. Especially if that's not high rank athletes.

[@darktermi1993]

Because there's no potential harm jumping while slamming has a lot of potential harm

[@jazzabighits4473]

@@darktermi1993 No potential harm jumping? Like someone's knees/ankles/back couldn't give out because they're not expecting to have to support (roughly) their own weight that just got dropped onto them in an awkward way? Lol

[@charliehollender7850]

There's probably 100 videos of people get hurt after a slam. I haven't seen one jumping guillotine injury tho

[@ethanlinnjitsu]

Shout out Prof Marra on the sideline watching Pinheiro fight with Shalarus @ 3:33 lmao

[@MysticBADG3RisAstupidname]

I’ll never understand why slamming out of a sub is a dq. Some of these guys didn’t even slam, just shrugged em off, or that one dude pulled guard mid being taken down. If they can’t continue after that should be a dub for the opponent not a DQ

[@mpforeverunlimited]

Because BJJ is soft

[@WillofStone08]

I want you to imagine this... A Big ass guy is in the guard of another dude in absolutes, slams are legal, the first one grabs the other and Bang slams the other guy as hard as he is able to, small guy gets a concussion and has to be rushed to hospital, small guy dies. I don't get why people advocate for slams being legal, I agree that holding onto triangles while being lifted should be penalized but making slams legal would make the sport alot more dangerous

[@MysticBADG3RisAstupidname]

@@WillofStone08 pure conjecture, if a guy is able to lift you up while you have guard you shouldn't just sit there and take it. Grab an ankle and sweep, sprawl out with an overhook and backup, etc. You don't just get picked up and slammed and die like that

[@MysticBADG3RisAstupidname]

@I like trains I have been and still I don't understand. If I were to really get down to it, it probably wouldn't be as simple as "slams are legal have at it," but for someone above white or blue belt to be reliant on a rule to not get slammed as opposed to their technique is ridiculous.

[@lyffcervantes5932]

entonces de que se trata su "deporte"? No pueden hacer candados a la pierna ni slams, entonces se deben dejar rendir?

[@WingsOfADream1]

10:51 his face was pretty funny -_- O_O o_O X'D

[@timothyfogwill2627]

"A fucking knee bar? No, boss" XD

[@christiangerhardt2408]

Proof jiu Jitsu is so good in a real fight they switch from jits to stand up when it gets real.

[@nunyabidness2143]

These raised platforms are beyond stupid. Just a career ending accident waiting to happen

[@likoironherron]

I say this should be the new rule for the slamming, your only aloud to slam if your opponent jumps any kind of submission or guard. But for example your in a triangle and you stand up, your not aloud to slam them but if they jump triangle you should be aloud to slam them.

[@ICantPayThe_IRS]

So u got time to go on insta but can’t upload?

[@TheRaspberryFlavored]

The one at the very end was absolutely brutal. Horrid. He should be barred for life.

[@tanksherman9875]

Classic Sanchez fighting dirty when he knows he’s about to get tapped

[@Patrone68]

lol that little kid jumping on the pile at the end :D

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

The slam at 2:00 should be more than acceptible for bjj. If you don't allow that sort of counter then your sport will just turn into a bullshito form of fighting.

[@thechamp742]

Yeah they can't get mad if it happens it's allowed in wrestling

[@JamesLDurham]

Why do the refs allow them to complete the heel hook before stopping them, and then subsequently disqualifying them?

[@jazzabighits4473]

Why would slamming get you DQ'd? How else are you meant to escape a triangle choke?

[@mikepreminger]

there's a lot of different technique-oriented ways to get out of a triangle, starting with not getting in one in the first place. ibjjf rules, for better or for worse, are in place to make training and competing more technical/less injury prone.

[@shortbuspimp]

Who the hell thinks elevated platforms is a good idea?!

[@camn7542]

Why are those straight ankles locks a DQ when it seems like it was the opponent's turning them towards the inside?

[@andrewmacdonald8076]

Glad i am a judoka. Unfortunately i see far too many ill disciplined bjj fighters. Lack of years of strict discipline. They may as well just go outside and start brawling 🥝🇳🇿🥋😎

[@TheClimb511]

Are the no leg, knee, ankle locks, neck cranks or slamming rules not explained to these people before the match?

[@Jamie_Wilson]

4:53 MMA round! Fight!

[@Darkray16]

What was the reason for dq at 7:03?

[@DstrokeTV]

The dude on top was cranking the dude on bottoms spine which can seriously fuck you up and is a no no

[@NickPR87]

How people do not realize when leglocks are not allowed will always be baffling to me.

[@hillweggs641]

Kosoto gake bear hug at 3:10