Lachlan Giles vs Patrick Gaudio - 2019 ADCC World Championships

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[@shrimuyopa8117]

Giles didn't just beat Duarte, Gaudio, and Aly, who all significantly out weigh him. He beat them by submission and to add to that he injured all of them. He is a polite and civilized monster.

[@Anonymous-rz6vq]

Tyler Goodrich he was by far the highlight of The ADCC2019

[@invictus_They-Them_Nazi_Hunter]

No way he could beat aly

[@Anonymous-rz6vq]

@@invictus_They-Them_Nazi_Hunter he literally did....

[@invictus_They-Them_Nazi_Hunter]

Anonymous you must be thinking of a different Aly.

[@Anonymous-rz6vq]

@@invictus_They-Them_Nazi_Hunter i think you are, he beat Mahamd Aly in ADCC 2019

[@mateocalderon6822]

I love how a legend like xande was watching lachlan as a student even saying he needs to study what hes doing. Humble man.

[@Biker-wf2dv]

Lachlan is far far ahead of the leglock game even better than danaher and lister.

[@SergioArroyoSailing]

much preps to both men. Both Legends in the Sport

[@FFTuk]

Blue collar Brawler every elite level grappler I’ve ever met is the same. It’s why they are the best 👍

[@BestWayKilla]

@@Biker-wf2dv I think it's a stretch to say he's further ahead than Lister. Lachlan has the benefit of being an active competitor at a time when Lister is more or less retired, and given the size difference, if they fought, I'm sure Dean would fare just fine in the leg exchanges.

[@chenithungjami2399]

@@BestWayKilla I think he's talking in terms of techniques.

[@dumbnerd747]

2:12 "Come here gir--...dude."

[@holierthanthou_]

😂 gold!

[@DANVIIL]

Giles makes the big guy fight his legs with the big guy's arms. Legs are stronger than arms. Great win!!!!

[@randyyy67]

Wtf you two smoking

[@300zxss]

Hejraat Rashid 😂 something cool

[@mayatiita1]

You should have kept the video going until after the winner has his hand raised. I like to see that

[@andresviveros3994]

You have to pay for that

[@aplus1080]

Hand jobs are extra. Cheapskate.

[@SS3213gsdf]

@@andresviveros3994 lol

[@makk333]

Why werent these fights uploaded right after they happened? One of the reasons JJ is not more popular. So hard to see the actual fights. The casual fan is not gonna buy a yearly subscription to watch a couple of fights. Flograppling is using such an outdated system.

[@xclavo3]

thats their buisness lol...?

[@impulsive1252]

@@xclavo3 It's a terrible business model. I would bet offering pay per views for the large events would bring in way more paying customers than trying to force people to sign up for a year in order to watch a couple of matches.

[@BestWayKilla]

2:07 Boy, that could've been _disastrous_ for Lachlan, but keeping that far knee in between him and Gaudio gave him enough space to prevent himself from being flattened out and re-pull guard. Very impressive!

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

All these experts... Yeah, I have NO idea WHY he wouldn't stand up and try to outwrestle a guy who must have at least 40lbs/18kg on him. Makes PERFECT sense. A guy who specializes in wrestling, has a massive strength and weight advantage. Yeah, why WOULDN'T you stand straight up and try to overpower him with a takedown instead of going for a heel hook??? Right guys, you make tons of sense. I don't care for butt scooting either but you're out of your mind if you think Giles had a snowball's chance of outwrestling Gaudio... Just ignorant to even suggest that.

[@mitchgarbeno3788]

How does this not have more views?! 🤯 This was brilliant to watch.

[@josesoto3594]

absolute legend

[@MontyQueues]

ji jitsu looks weird for someone who doesn't know ji jitsu also when we use all our limbs we look like insects fighting each other xD

[@pulsarlights2825]

Dean Lister started the inside heel hook craze back in ADCC 2003

[@PaulJohn283]

Now I gotta go back and review my Leglock Anthology: 50/50.

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

This is all K guard stuff

[@michaldziekonski3162]

thank you for sharing, sharing is caring!

[@Biker-wf2dv]

Beautiful finish

[@jasonrosati2487]

The giant slayer!!! My man that's amazing!

[@Trashandjiujitsu]

the ref was so impressed he forgot to check on Gaudio

[@GuardiaBJJ]

Giles is a genius

[@x-Musashi-x]

I have Gile’s dvds for High Percentage Chokes from BJJ Fanatics. Great teacher! Definitely worth the study. I’ve choked out many teammates with the guillotine now and anaconda darce thanks to Giles. Also I love how he says Anaconda, reminds me of Steve Erwin 😂

[@BurntToast44242]

Further proving leg locks are the great equalizers.

[@ednildomoreira6911]

esse australiano e um mostro do jiujitsu moderno

[@kamesennin178]

Lachlan Giles is a technical beast

[@whitebeltforlife]

so happy flo are putting this shit out

[@bigdaveyjoyce7890]

Lachlan is the man!

[@josesoto3594]

also give us renato vs garry or Nicky rod's

[@demianthebackpackmaia435]

They put up the renato/tonon one on the podcast with Garry and Gordon

[@sapartolegen148]

Wow!

[@matandanziger6112]

Wild

[@patmark3059]

What are the weights?

[@danielsiriphongs]

The People’s Champion

[@Precisionmagert]

Jeez. Now that was slick af

[@Gois58]

Postem Gordon Ryan vs Buchecha?

[@user-mx2bg8yv1q]

Lachlan has a great skill

[@ryanshield5222]

So in ADCC penalty points given for pulling guard right? Does Lachlan pull guard and just take the penalty points on the chin and go for the submission?

[@Nikola-cc5ot]

penalty points for pulling come in after the first 5 minutes, but are in effect from the start in the finals matches

[@antonybui9257]

Xande is a hilarious commentator.

[@user-lb8uk6bq1p]

Вообще ничего не понял, что это за спорт?

[@jonatancarmen5653]

Rules must change to protect the athletes

[@Richardson_mma]

People who don’t understand BJJ and what’s going on must think this looks so weird and useless 😂

[@gucciseatbelt9500]

I think anyone can understand the pain that man's face was in after getting his knee near ripped off.

[@Richardson_mma]

@@gucciseatbelt9500 trust me the amount of people who think that they would just stand up or spazz out of positions is crazy, personal experience talking to people

[@tobiasrodriigues3834]

Ou seja: arte suave!

[@user-vc6]

i remember gaudio snapped romulo barral's foot with a toe hold. now he's on receiving end of a bad leglock. He's got bad luck for footlock's in matches

[@JoakimKanon]

Nice choice of thumbnail. 😅

[@shadowcoder887]

Let's see some Nik Rodriguez Clips

[@checkmate5101]

Let’s not.

[@shadowcoder887]

@@checkmate5101 why

[@edemarcampos86]

Show

[@checkmate5101]

Easy money for Lachlan. He’s too crafty and technical.

[@ricardorick2176]

Que vacilo, o jogo do cara é chave de calcanhar e ele entrou no jogo do cara

[@Importman2009]

Why would a bigger guy not play to their advantage and try to leg lock a smaller man with renowned leg locking skills.

[@MrStefano79]

2:20 he snicked that foot right there !?

[@214warzone]

Catch Wrestling!

[@Biker-wf2dv]

Theres nothing catch about that that's 50/50 101

[@galkanftw]

Gaudio is just using roid strength to over power his opponent without using any skill.Size does matter and this is not even close.Good to see skill wins over power.

[@HAPPLIP]

100% In the first leg lock attempt he thought he was defending the leg lock attempt and actually aided Giles into inside control lol

[@BestWayKilla]

Don't sell Gaudio short, dude's plenty skilled. He fought Gordon to one advantage and was probably the last person to have a match even remotely close against him. He's definitely more of a gi grappler, though, and Lachlan was better suited to ADCC rules.

[@guilhermesouza5347]

Essas gringa so sabe chave de calcanhar?

[@emZee1994]

Can someone who understands more than me explain how the knee injury happened? Was he stubborn and didn't tap in time or was the other guy being irresponsible with his use of force?

[@pricedownproductions9851]

It is definitely NOT a matter of Lachlan Giles being irresponsible with his use of force. Lachlan had the finishing grip; even the commentators recognized that Giles had a grip that was a potential finish well before the submission. At 3:30 Giles stretched the submission to the point where most persons would tap. It was not particularly explosive. At this point it is up to Gaudio to tap or not. At 3:32 Giles stretches the submission further and the knee pops. Was Gaudio being especially stubborn? It's hard to say. Most people will tell you that heel hooks are not painful until it's too late. In the heat of competition with adrenaline flowing it's often natural for competitors to wonder if their opponent has stretched the submission as far as they can.

[@skeedshooter7091]

Emir EC heel hooks hurts instantly once it comes on, very little time to tap once it does. can’t blame lachlan for yanking the submission, it is ADCC and not to mention the size difference

[@BioBroly111]

Heelhook is very fast submision, its normal that people get injured. Thats why its banned in ibjjf. If you dont want to get injured by it you need to tap when he traps the heel, otherwise its 2late. People dont do that because they think they can slip out, and when they are wrong this is what happens.

[@BestWayKilla]

Heel hooks don't have a pain threshold where you gradually start to feel it hurt more the more the joint is extended. One moment you feel nothing, and the next, your ankle and your knee are being ripped apart. Even if someone does tap the moment they feel it, there's a really good chance of them getting hurt.

[@JustinColletti]

It looks to me like Gaudio has about 3 seconds to tap from when it is locked in to when the damage is being done. It’s a fairly short window, but no shorter than for an arm bar or Kimura at this level. The only difference is that you are more likely to have pain signals telling you to tap 1 second in on an arm bar or Kimura, where with the heel hook you kind of have to have the knowledge of what kind of position you are in, and be thinking about the consequences clearly, to tap appropriately at 1 second in, as there is no pain signal that early on. Would I tap where Lachlan had him, immediately when the grip was set in, before damage occurred? During training, absolutely, with a full second or two to spare. During a super high stakes tournament? …I hope so. Maybe this is part of why I don’t compete in high stakes tournaments! But it could also very be that Gaudio lacked familiarity with the position. You really didn’t see a lot of backside 50/50s before this. With that in mind, part of me wishes Giles gave a *little* more time to tap since it was a relatively novel version of the heel hook at the time. But at these stakes it’s also hard to fault him. And even if you don’t know this specific setup, if you know what a heel hook feels like, you should probably know you are in a pretty damn tight one here, even if you’ve never been put in one at this specific angle before.

[@brendon2462]

Giles game was obvious kept trying to invert get underneath. Why did his opponent not change tactics. Kept giving him space to get under. Literally left his legs out there at the end.

[@petarvasiljevic8764]

Gaudio could've gone straight for a slam.

[@dualmass]

Love Xande ,,,lol

[@hanniballectormd5569]

Skill vs Brute Strength

[@candylord5363]

Giles SUBMISSION Gaudio

[@VictorMartinez-ox6nb]

Esteroides vs Técnica 😎🤙

[@MatheusOliveira-zf2zt]

Nada a ver, não é pq é leve, que ele é "puro"

[@user-vx8jc8ii9p]

Perfect example how rules destroy wrestling. Wrestling was created like kind of sport, which imitates real fight, but no one would ever fight like the winner.

[@impulsive1252]

This isn't wrestling, it's submission grappling. Also, "wrestling imitates real fight", I mean it certainly doesn't. Wrestlers will turn their back to their opponent if it prevents them from getting pinned.

[@andresviveros3994]

I don't understand, if lachlan beat everyone except Gordon Ryan, why did he not come second?

[@jackpacheco3229]

He lost gordon in the semi final so he went to the match for third place, which was against Aly who then subbed

[@nohbdy1122]

yeah that's just how the brackets work

[@aplus1080]

Why does gaudio just respect the sit down? Surprised he wasn't way more aggressive.

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

Good question. Simply put, it's Because Gaudio is a wrestler. There is no such thing as guard in wrestling. The position doesn't occur except when it happens by accident; so wrestlers are almost universally taken aback by a complex, offensive guard game. Wrestlers, even in high level MMA rarely know how to pass high level guards. Not to say they're not successful or that they can't beat somebody who has a good guard (Mark Coleman for example, pioneered GnP from the guard). But wrestlers aren't trained to deal with it and it's not something you can master in 16 weeks of training camp. Look at Chael Sonnen, a phenomenal wreslter with a lot of success, but never figured out the guard game during his time in the UFC.

[@jsl8461]

@@machinegunpreacher2469 Gaudio is not a wrestler, he comes from a BJJ family. He's never competed in wrestling in his life, and his standup technique is not very good by ADCC standards. He's done BJJ since he was a teenager and has been competing as a black belt since 2014 -- which was awarded by his father Fabiano Gaudio. (Just to be clear, he is a very good grappler)

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

@@jsl8461 Hey I'm not too proud to accept a history-based correction. Thanks for the information. In the match it looked like he was determined to implement a wrestling based game. Some of the jiu jitsu fighters I coach do that too on occasion; they go all out with wrestling in matches and don't put much of their jiu jitsu game on display, it occasionally happens on every level it seems.

[@jsl8461]

@@machinegunpreacher2469 Your response is 100% class, my friend.

[@patricklutherwinchester4260]

Patrick Guaido is the real winner his GF is Beatriz Mesquita.

[@brockvillegas1955]

Patrick Gauido is the real winner. His girlfriend is the one and only Beatriz "Bia" Mesquita.

[@toomuchtruth]

Steroids hate him!

[@FilipeMarques]

Very dangerous position ;/

[@andrewtruebody2791]

If they were allowed to punch and kick the out come might of be totally different.

[@andrewtruebody2791]

@luk3taa I know, that is why I like MMA more

[@khonyeleaglefergumedov9175]

Leg locks will be next big trend in mma in upcoming years. However butt scooting is dangerous and not applicable in mma

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

And if they started at ten paces with Glock 21's it would have been totally different. What's your point? It's a grappling match, not BKMMA.....

[@sleeplezznightz]

Just start the match upside down. I mean. Why even do anything different at this point? Just sit on your butt, rotate left... begin match. Everything else is just posturing.

[@aplus1080]

Skybender = 😰😰😰😰😰

[@arcadyskoit]

BJJ has become a sport.. not a fighting form. In a fight if you sit on the ground like that you will get your head kicked in... Don’t tell me he can catch your leg and do a leg lock.. very much doubt it

[@SanderZurhake]

Say that to Ryan Hall. Leglocks have a place in fighting if you when to apply them.

[@arcadyskoit]

Sander Zurhake sitting on your ass won’t win you a street fight. No mater how good you are at catching a leg while sitting on your ass... best outcome is you will get knocked out by a head kick.

[@arcadyskoit]

Sander Zurhake I don’t see BJJ black belts sitting on their ass trying to catch a leg in UFC or in any mma.. last time I checked most mma champions are wrestlers...

[@SanderZurhake]

@@arcadyskoit just check out a few ryan hall or garry tonon fights in mma, they will fall on their butts or roll in for leg locks. Either they win or their opponents disengage because they are scared. The modern bjj guys who are entering mma are changing the orthodoxy about what does and doesn't work in a fight, including leg locks and fighting from your back.

[@Alex-xi3bw]

Kron Gracie literally debunked this statement, and his leg locks suck. Tatsuya Kawajiri tried to face stomp Kron; Kron caught the leg and put him in a leg lock position. Kawajiri was forced to turn away to escape the leg lock, which Kron then took advantage of by coming up on his back and strangling him. Kron is not known for his leg entanglement game and was able to easily pull this off.

[@MrSativacyborg]

Leg cheesing

[@bane3991]

Jiu jitsu guys will never make any good money competing because people make the sport boring to watch due to the lack of engagement. I understand playing safe and not wanting to lose but you must engage for the sake of the sport. If you feel like you'll get tapped than get tapped, he is the better man move on.

[@MontyQueues]

that's why eddie bravo tried changing it

[@bane3991]

@@MontyQueues Yeah, Sakuraba created his own jiu jitsu tournament called "quintet" which is actually entertaining because it greatly reduces stalling.

[@tamers5818]

Forbid leg locks..they cause irreversibel damage!!!

[@andruepotts]

Dude sits down. Lame.

[@ectorzeronne]

Who is afraid of grease is ass

[@freedomfighten123]

No class just looking for heel hooks but love everything else he teaches

[@aplus1080]

freedomfighten123 Stfu

[@VoltedSoldier]

You brazilian by any chance lol?

[@pulsarlights2825]

"Why ignore 50% of the human body" Dean Lister

[@ricardoquinones1681]

Fluke

[@ctamarcio]

Jiu jitsu feio do caramba. Ficar se arrastando com a bunda no chão é feio demais.

[@everusa15]

Wtf is this

[@amo8055]

I think you should get penalized for sitting down. That's not engaging in a fight. And boring as hell.