Rolled Up Episode 22 - Rolling with Bruno Malfacine 2011 World Champ

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[@kanguesso]

Roger Gracie once said that BJJ has evolved by leaps & bounds. He says 20 years ago BJJ competitors were able to train BJJ as a hobby and still be champions. People could have a normal jobs, train BJJ and still walk into tournaments and win. Today, BJJ competitors are like professional athletes. They have workout regiments, training camps, nutritionists, and train BJJ from morning to night 7 days a week. You don't get to Bruno Malfacine's level by training 3-4 times a week. You have to live it.

[@DestroyCo]

20:18 I LOVE THAT TECHNIQUE and more than that is my favorite I call it the NINJA! so beautiful to see a world champion doing it!!! OSSUUU!

[@errcoche]

I don't think anybody who is not themselves an advanced belt ( brown or higher ) can criticize Jake. I don't know if he is a legitimate brown belt but even if he is, it's quite possible that he would be outclassed to the extent shown. It's one thing to roll with the higher belts at your academy over months and years, where you get to know their preferred techniques and likely quite limited repertoire and another to roll with the guys at the bleeding edge for the first time, where new technique is being invented. He is just out of his depth the way 99% of jiu jitsu practitioners would be against a world champ.

[@undomyscrew]

loved your show this time good job with the follow up questions!!

[@Presence_o_Mind]

Love your videos bro. Thank you for everything you do for the Jiu Jitsu community.

[@SoulRollerFIN]

World Champ 2012. Good stuff. Keep rollin'!

[@professorsatiro9458]

Talentoso... vitorioso e acima de tudo um bom rapaz.

[@harinairable]

Awesome stuff, as usual.

[@roo4051]

16:57

[@errcoche]

I honestly wish Jake would learn Portuguese and just subtitle this one. Bruno is a thoughtful and intelligent guy but he cannot shake off a very thick accent. Reminds me of a Brazilian I once tried to teach English to. He was a civil engineer and wanted to pronounce the word "digger" but it kept coming out "ejigger". He never did crack it. Pre-empting attacks, I do speak very fluent French and Spanish so I am not some lunatic anglophone. Bruno is genuinely hard to understand even by Brazilian standards. That said, he is certainly having a go, unlike almost all Brazilian MMA fighters.

[@mastrblastr02]

What does Bruno suggest in the end? Sounds like great advice from the few sentences I got from it

[@carloslima5228]

Maravilhoso!

[@SageGravy]

He say's so that the opponent can't back away or get into side control on that side. It makes sense that it stops them from backing up because that would be the first thing people would do at that point is strip grips and back up

[@onailuj195]

bruno is the beast

[@iamjason9240]

Please upload the Langhi episode

[@33iknow]

What's the Bill Cooper Kankle Lock? I gotta know that one!

[@breepreta]

I'm trying to learn this move... Why is Bruno saying to take the step to put the foot on the hip at 9:13? What counter is that step preventing?

[@TheBjjninja]

breepreta it is a single x guard concept to control that left leg. The x guard position prevents opponent from pulling out the left leg. This is more of an x guard sweep than spider sweep.

[@Lost1nTranslation]

Did Caio have any proof that he was on steroids? I have tried looking for more information but came up with nothing. It seems like slander to me but that is based on my limited knowledge of the situation.

[@adrielvillarin14]

MUITO BOM!!!!!!!!!!!

[@juanprJ2]

i love going to alliance every day and have the privilege to train with bruno .

[@joecressman3956]

I've got a question if someone can answer it for me. I was trying Bruno's spider-guard techniques the other day and the problem I ran into was when i posted the inside leg on the ground and started to pull the guy forward, he immediately dropped his weight and knelt on the ground before I could bring my leg up to put my foot on his side. Any recommendations?

[@TheBjjninja]

Joe Cressman kneeling on the ground is even better for you playing spider. Switch to a regular spider guard sweep if they drop their knees.

[@WassabiYakunglee]

Bruno Malfacine is a little giant

[@GorgeousGeorge121]

Did Bruno start out as the waterboy, before he took one too many gibes off the BJJ guys...?

[@BrunoBoncini]

kraio ingles do joel santana school total

[@broface301]

Budo jake is like a manila folder on a beige wall

[@broface301]

its preventing him from lowering his base and stuffing that leg

[@BJJandBS]

Im curious who Jake would say was his most overwhelming roll.

[@respeezy]

probably every roll

[@briangorman1079]

my guess is marcelo. i've never seen jake get destroyed that bad on any other episode.

[@bodhitree33]

Ralph Gracie.

[@viterete8]

the hardest part is understand bruno :s

[@marcojobimpersonal]

kkkkkkkkkkkjoel santava scholl

[@muscletribe]

It's ok.

[@mosidian]

Surprise furry guest star at 02:03

[@ejp93]

Sweeps and kumaras? Erm...

[@mainegc]

Who the hell would give you a brown belt lol