Jon Jones' Dirtiest LEGAL Technique - Slacky's Film Room

[@damoncampbell331]

Sean Strickland disapproves 100%

[@drunkpaulocosta]

I'd say Orlando approved this message but, well... You know

[@matthewparsons6496]

well played, came here for this.

[@sus425]

@@drunkpaulocostathe only thing Orlando approved is sex crimes

[@thelastchimp]

rip official blobmaxxer, orlando sanchez

[@pocketacessuited]

Well done

[@piedriver9965]

Old gloves in the main event for Jones’ signature eye-pokes bless

[@Ripcookiethief]

Jones' eyepokes are legal bc the refs do nothing to dissuade him from doing it.

[@Teatowelman-u7c]

@@Ripcookiethiefthat doesn’t make them legal

[@decidingpaper6324]

They really pulling out all the stops for him

[@filho4437]

They certainly seem decriminalized.​@@Teatowelman-u7c

[@17DollazCuh]

The cope is pathetic dude 😂 The gloves were trash.. idk if you noticed, but alot of the fighters have been pressing the padding in the knuckles alot more frequently since they incorporated them. The padding is not as good and doesn't give the fighters as much protection on their hands. Periera broke his hand on Roundtrees head because of this. 🤦‍♂️ They also haven't prevented a single eye poke which was supposed to be their entire purpose. There is literally no reason to keep them and at least the old gloves actually protect their hands. Also gold just looks horrible in my opinion. Tacky.

[@SuperRainbol]

"I'mma switch red for Pride" lmao it really never dies

[@shardthe4th]

Always wondered why Jack called DC's uppercuts "bus driver uppercuts" so I googled it and boy, I was not disappointed.

[@Starkweather133]

Bring da ambalamps

[@elarabymohammed1]

😂😂😂

[@brianwarner308]

You goin to hell now!!!

[@tomjones6347]

You going to jail now

[@HoboGardenerBen]

Can't believe I forgot that wonderful clip of joy and happiness :)

[@BlimeyOreiley]

The Demian Maia of being on fire. Slacky killing it with the content lately.

[@SoundQuester]

0:47 I have a sneaking suspicion that it might take longer

[@duncanluciak5516]

A lot of old men fighting this weekend.

[@753studios6]

And I’m excited.

[@StrykerGSP]

@@753studios6imagine thinking someone who’s top win is against hmmmm exactly I don’t think Tammy Asspinale actually has what would be considered a top win. Imagine thinking someone who already in a short pro career has already suffered 3 defeats is the best fighter in the world. Imagine thinking your typical Bad British toothed ( got new dental implants maybe Tammy should be humble and thank Jon Jones for getting hurt) who has been submitted by a literal nobody. ohhh but Tammy has amazing bjj she’s a black belt been doing it her entire life her daddy was the first bjj black belt in the UK so Tammy is world class. No British bjj practitioner is world class. I’m not even going to mention how brittle bones Tammy got TKO’d against a fighter who has knocked out numerous times before.

[@753studios6]

@@StrykerGSP who said I thought any of this? You have no idea who I’m rooting for🤷🏿‍♂️

[@ratasslordofyoink4542]

All this for a fiance beating junkie ​@@StrykerGSP

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

@@StrykerGSP holy shit, learn to use line breaks

[@janreal84]

my mind is way too feeble to comprehend this, but I nevertheless enjoyed this video a lot

[@patrickflug4605]

Great video. Imo this was the best Jon Jones performance. Showcased all of his skills. His Tyson combos, right hand to the body right uppercut and same on the left side of Glover, was nice. The elbows in close sliced Glover up. Mir locks and and an array of kicks had him guessing all night.

[@RossomelyBad]

These keep getting better. Great info.

[@tomjones6347]

These hurt, coach nearly snapped my elbow doing this once

[@other4589]

Wheres the new slack vid

[@Jeremyramone]

The Tony Hawk of dissecting a filthy frank mur armlock

[@Jeremyramone]

🛹

[@nicolaiby1846]

Great video slacky.

[@keropnw3425]

It's called Ude Garami (same as a kimura/americana on the ground), classic Judo/Jujutsu move. Ironically many people say standing locks don't work in MMA but they absolutely do and have many use cases. Ude garami (both this kind and the kimura kind), Waki gatame and kote gaeshi are probably the best, but the last one has problems same as wrist locks on the ground bc wrists are wrapped so strongly to give punches an advantage.

[@DisapprovingFather]

Wow. Your knowledge of the Japanese terms for judo moves totally demonstrates your worth as a man. My favorite part was when you didnt translate or explain those terms at all bc you never actually cared about communicating useful information. Your burning desire to impress strangers on the internet has won me over...body and soul. Can I please have your babies?

[@wilwn]

Love the tiny details, always learn something

[@jong036jong5]

Great video. Would have loved if you had included some examples from sumo wrestling. This is one of current Yokozuna Terunofuji's go to moves.

[@MP-db9sw]

The bus driver uppercut lmao JS a savage for that

[@hexstaticloonatic4194]

Ffs Slacky, we salivatin' here. Release this week's Kraken puuurrrr-leeeeasseeeee

[@Peroxide-Mark]

the way fedor strips his arm is also the same way you can escape a straight armlock from closed guard

[@statictech7]

I had a lot of success using this to set up armbars on the opposite arm. Especially on wrestlers, they feel uncomfortable without underhooks in guard so they just give you this option every time. Won an amateur mma fight that exact way. Its an excellent way to immediately be able to threaten a sub from full guard without having to take any risk. It forces a reaction and at the very least they are then afraid to get underhooks on you after that. But i was doing this 10 years ago so its very cool to see a video on this now. Thanks for taking me down memory lane Jack. I wrote my comments before I saw Craig do it at 13:30, very happy to see that!

[@zax1807]

Jack Ive been talking about this technique for years with JJ using it and Im glad to see someone finally took the time to display it. He mentioned in the pre fight mulitple times about Stipes right hand, and I immediately thought he might do what he did to Glover and just remove that threat entirely. JJ is a POS, but its techniques like this and the oblique kick that set him apart from everyone else. Hes just vicious and these moves are a huge part of his success. Its a shame more dont try to replicate this if they want to excel like he has.

[@753studios6]

I practice this in my jkd technique and I’ve learned to set up so many strikes and take downs with it 😅

[@sloaiza81]

such good breakdowns

[@virgian2]

Why is it “dirty” ? It’s one legal fighting technique in a sport where people violently trying to end each other in a cage. Is or because John Jones used it?

[@jackslack7786]

It's a submission with no time or intention to allow the tap. Yeah it's legal, but you can understand why people think it's dirty.

[@poindextertunes]

@@jackslack7786stahp 😂

[@MrMalzers]

All hail Jack slack

[@josiealdo2610]

"The sound on this is horrible - highly recommend looking it up on youtube"

[@michaellopez2070]

Used to think this was dirty, but you have to keep grappling honest. Same as wrist locks. Guys should at least be aware of it. I remember there was this stocky little cop at a bjj school I went to that would put you in a straight armlock against his neck if you tried for a weak collar grab or head control.

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

Yeah, it's not really dirty in a sport were you can punch someone in the head when they're down lol.

[@K1_Holzken70]

More Slacky's film room videos would be great. Guys download the video because it's likely going to be gone in a week

[@joshuabela5374]

Jon's clinchwork is possibly his greatest talent. Only DC could stop it.

[@quick04sti]

Even nastier version is wheeler while standing like Jones does but use the non over hook side grabbing the hand of the of the over hooked arm. In a handshake like grip. Then turning the hips for a throw. The isolated arm usually snaps across the body when throw is attempted

[@padraigin2929]

awesome video

[@BBQMikeD]

He just doesnt respect his opponents well-being from elbow cranks to side kicks to knees. Just be happy they added rules (eye pokes aside) i have no doubt youd see him fish hooking, throat punches, liver targeting i mean its all on the table for jones idk if hed bite someone but i wouldnt bet against it

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

are liver shots banned?!

[@BlaineHenryTFL]

No mention of Terunofuji doing this to Ura earlier this year. I’m disappointed.

[@benat4247]

“Big nog: the greatest guard in heavyweight history” Fabricio werdum would like a word

[@MovementForBJJ]

Don’t go and wreck your friends with this next week!!

[@LORDJODYE]

Rivelino green line reference 😂😂

[@picklesleblanc8376]

I know people clown on Jones now for blatantly ducking Aspinal, but the man is still one of the greats. The Glover win aged like fine wine considering Glover became a champion years later.

[@thelastchimp]

slacky why on earth are you watching buxom queens in the pan ams

[@420Jelbaz]

You can’t brand yourself as the authentic combat sports analyst with og hipster levels of integrity without watching the stuff nobody else wants to watch

[@MuhGlassRibs]

he used that same arm crank on stipe

[@Jonbombs]

Hey blue eyes

[@Loooogooog]

Boom

[@stezenast5878]

I mever understood why it's considered dirty standing up but not dirty when on the ground. Makes no sense to me

[@martinbalaz6601]

The difference isn't standing vs grounded, it's the difference between controlled pressure vs ripping on a lock hoping to break your opponent i.e. the way Jones does it. Same reason why some people view knee stomps as dirty, even though they're perfectly legal.

[@StevelyBruckShut]

​@@martinbalaz6601But it's so awesome and cool when MVP broke that guy's skull with this knee lol, gtfoh. It's a fight

[@lao-grotten1101]

@@StevelyBruckShut no it was not

[@martinbalaz6601]

@@StevelyBruckShut learn how to read. I'm not saying it should be banned.

[@aplus1080]

😂 you don't understand the difference between a kick to the knee and a knee bar?

[@WaddupBoi]

Hey jack x

[@nercopolis99]

Oy oy mate

[@critical2apps]

This may be the only way to stop ilya

[@brotherbear1162]

It's not dirty. Omoplatas, kimuras, americanas, all work the same way. Frank Mir will tell ya how quick that arm can go.

[@aplus1080]

🙄 it's an uncontrolled submission. That's like saying a kick to the knee is a submission.

[@brotherbear1162]

@aplus1080 Absolute nonsense.

[@aplus1080]

@@brotherbear1162wipe the drool from your mouth, little buddy. A standing mir lock is not a submission. It's to damage. The same way as a punch to the nose is not a submission. A stomp to the knee will damage it in the exact same way a knee bar will except one is a submission. AbSoLuTe nOnSeNsE. Dude have you ever even known someone who has read a book?

[@KuttyJoe]

I remember seeing Mike Tyson do that in a boxing match.

[@nic1925]

Stipe and DC have a better argument for hw goat than Fedor

[@aplus1080]

😂 ok playboi. Not sure how you can learn from slack and say that but ok.

[@poindextertunes]

Aspinall and Pereira literally do the same thing 😂 look it up lmao

[@raptorjesus8054]

3rd slacky boi

[@TheSavageGentlemenShow]

🧐😇

[@shandogg1313]

wow, jon jones, mr ped from 20 years ago

[@Autonamatonamaton]

This display of fight IQ by Jamahal Hill is irrefutable proof that he should be Jones' next opponent to really secure Jones' legacy

[@Stevo_YouTube]

😂

[@mmatrix3998]

THE DIRTY GOAT.

[@kristopherpichon2170]

There’s a better show of this technique. Done by Jiujits/MMA legend Shinya Aoki

[@IamAngeloMedia]

It’s a shame that you don’t think Jones vs Stipe is interesting

[@ScreamingRamen]

Not in 2024, maybe in 2021. Stippy wins easily now 😎

[@nosho409]

What's interesting about it?

[@IamAngeloMedia]

@ it’s a legacy fight

[@WtfIsLigma]

​@@IamAngeloMedia How interesting did you find that then, loon?

[@AndrewPotterton]

Dick move IMHO

[@boojeboy1]

This is just a very, very old school BJJ self-defense technique. I learned this back in the 90s when BJJ instructors still taught self-defense. Now everyone is doing ashi-gatame, berimbolos and seated kata-gatames. 🤷‍♂️

[@boojeboy1]

20:55 PS: To do the standing version correctly, you need to step your same side leg ACROSS the opponent to block them from moving/stepping around your body to relieve the pressure. You can still maybe get a shoulder wrench/crank out of it without using your leg if you do it fast and really whip their arm, but if you step your leg across you can really crank on their arm and break it.

[@HoboGardenerBen]

​@@boojeboy1 Wouldn't that make it slower? The one the guy did on Strickland was fast, a fluid snap, seemed to hurt plenty and kept him more at a distance.

[@boojeboy1]

@@HoboGardenerBenIf you step your leg across they can’t follow you around to relieve pressure on the lock since it’s blocking them. If you do it without the leg it is faster but more of a quick crank that will tweak and injure an arm but it isn’t necessarily a “fight ender” since it isn’t as tight. It is a little slower bringing the leg across 👍but if you do you also open up various hip throws. It’s the equivalent of how Frank Mir uses the knee shield to block the opponent. But when standing you can work in harai-goshi, uchimata, go back to an inside trip etc, or turn the crank itself into waki-gatame a la Shinya Aoki. Standing joint locks are never really meant to be used in isolation, sure, they CAN work that way, but ultimately they should be used in conjunction and combination with one another, blending unbalancing with standing joint locks or throws to joint locks.

[@HoboGardenerBen]

@boojeboy1 Cool, that makes sense. Thanks for explaining :)

[@aplus1080]

Cry more boomer.