Judo Top Ippons 2022 - Hungary Judo Grand Slam

[@JudoHighlights2015]

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[@757mascotguy]

Wow man I counted 10 full seconds where that athlete was completely unconscious while still having the choke applied. Scary stuff, imagine if the Brazilian judoka wasn't such a respectable guy to notice his opponent was out

[@JudoHighlights2015]

It’s actually unbelievable. I think referees should be hands on if a judoka isn’t moving to show consciousness

[@757mascotguy]

@@JudoHighlights2015 I totally agree, they need to be in and up close like MMA refs are when the choke is in like that

[@merkins87]

MMA refs shake the hand to test consciousness. If you can't tell, go check- nothing wrong with that.

[@nvonkorff]

Great videos. Love the commentary. Subscribed.

[@SoldierDrew]

Judo is poetry in motion

[@furiousfellow1583]

5:43 you also mentioned nagase does something similar to make his opponents change stance, I'm completely puzzled by it, could you explain maybe how they go about doing it??

[@JudoHighlights2015]

There’s more than one way to do it. Nagase does it more with dominant gripping I think. Here Beka is subtly circling in that direction

[@furiousfellow1583]

@@JudoHighlights2015 thanks!, your breakdowns have helped me appreciate judo events even more, glad to know you are feeling better

[@TimothyGerasimov123]

love the videos and your analyzing, keep it up

[@red8884]

3:24 almost seems like a belly to belly or Ouchi gari turned uchi mata. Really dynamic throw and his opponent looked weightless for a sec. You see more and more take overs. Is it because of a gripping problem that people seem to stand too tall or straight during their entry? A fantastic example of the good way is the uzbeki with the super sharp uchi mata. He closed the distance with a small hop. followed by the powerfull take-over from the Polish guy. Basically a beautiful suplex.

[@pizzacrusher4632]

sweet video, thanks for making it!

[@Yupppi]

In the 13:40 choke it might even be a place to have a long talk with the referee afterwards. Having a choke that long without the referee stepping in despite the body being limp, really dangerous. On top of that the referee just goes into regular point assessing (or maybe the cut just seemed like it), don't they have some sort of regulation for medic check at that point?

[@atsprangli1928]

The rolling over ruler is basically that if you complete tehnique above the ground it counts, but when you roll them using the ground it doesnt count

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Hey this might be the easiest explanation I’ve got so far!

[@djbrut33]

5:10 Sumi Otoshi?

[@greyfox3954]

tai otoshi is a te-waza throw, you dont need throw across the leg to call it as one

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Yes, but the leg positioning is an iconic part of Tai Otoshi

[@zhoubinahmadi9954]

Can u make a vid about Murao vs Saito

[@成美高校柔道部]

13:50 blue player has been fainted. But the referee is unaware. too late.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

これは良くないですね！

[@成美高校柔道部]

@@JudoHighlights2015 皆さん英語だったのでグーグル翻訳でコメントしました。日本語の返信がありホッとしました(^^♪ 　いわゆる「落ちた」からの時間が長いし、その後の審判の挙動も淡々としていて違和感ありました。 　審判は試合をコントロールするとともに選手の安全を守るのが役目だと思います。

[@roronoi3543]

14:03 the referee is out !

[@DM-sy4hg]

As a BJJ practitioner I notice how newaza is all offense. Like if a Judoka BEGINS to apply a triangle choke or a gi choke...it's over. LOL. All they have to do is start the technique. In BJJ, the competitors see the chokes coming early and it's TOUGH to get. Love Judo though.

[@aharonwaldman6384]

Tried to do the pin at 10:34 this week in my dojo and it came out super awkward, still dont understand how he did this

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Very hard to do. I’d forget about it unless you want to make it your go to technique

[@aharonwaldman6384]

@@JudoHighlights2015 it looks pretty simple i just dont understand the movement, but you're right im much more with sankaku and triangle choke as my go to ne waza

[@Utellglass]

So many knees getting blown out ouch

[@bundes]

where are the highlights of the women ?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I had a few in here. Which ones did I miss?

[@richardzanguri8908]

Women judo=Pause and do something else

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@richardzanguri8908 you said it, not me 😂

[@tienganhboivinglish]

I am Judoka

[@bektoshjovliev1627]

🇺🇿 Каддингни ур укам.👍🇺🇿

[@azsman1977]

75% of bar fights start this way and the other 99.9 end this way.

[@Friso12323]

You pronounce Verstraeten verstraaten

[@JudoHighlights2015]

TY!

[@paulalanza6098]

and the girls

[@kylegibson1003]

I didnt watchbrhe whole tournament butbitbseems like you are focusing almost 100% on the male judoka. Why not show highlights from women's as well?

[@Apples254]

still no +100s from Japan

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Saito is coming…

[@Apples254]

@@JudoHighlights2015 surprised that they’re not sending Kageura or Harasawa to these

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@Apples254 Saito got the WC ticket so Kageura should be at the Asian championships. For Harasawa, the Grand Prix is too low of a competition for him I think. They generally don’t send people to a Grand Prix unless there’s a good reason. B team/newer athletes

[@Apples254]

@@JudoHighlights2015 yeah i get that but i dont even remember the last time they sent one of the big guys to an international competition

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@Apples254 They sent out some of the weaker guys recently. One dude got picked up and dumped by Tasoev. Forgot his name.

[@anchangrim6481]

11:21 Please do not promote techniques that obviously hurt the opponent or have a high injury potential.