Crazy Judo Moments on the Tatami - Part 2

Crazy Judo Moments on the Tatami - Part 1: • Video
Judo is a beautiful sport in which respect for the opponent on the mat comes first. But, now we are going to see some moments when emotions run high. I also want to say from the start that, without making things heated, I have the same respect for all the athletes. I am sure that if you see them not in a good light today, it is only by chance or emotion. All athletes deserve respect and they are all great professionals.

[@top_judokas]

Top 10 Greatest Judoka of All Time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJzLc6KBa7GFn5I

[@boponeputrinabillah9442]

5:27

[@JakeLayman-md4fw]

Very poor narrative, at 2:27 the japanese woman punched the German woman in the face first, open ure EYES

[@bionborys1648]

The tall blonde chick should have been disqualified, what kind of comment is 'after this episode ...apologised like a true champion for which she deserves respect'. A true champion doesn't do this and she deserves no respect. Neither does the ref.

[@allafleche]

ukrainian ....

[@chrisjaxon5538]

If you watch closer the t German blonde was retaliating.

[@philip506]

Ukrainians are the true moral spearhead of the world now, so they can get away with anything!

[@___Bebo___]

Hair pulling is a part of grappling. If you don't like it cut it off.

[@77MAGYAR]

​@@allaflecheFèreg

[@Titoscudd]

"Daria publicly apologized like a true champion?"😂😅😂😅 What an absurd statement. She cheated and fought in a dirty manner in order to become the champion

[@spinnetti]

exactly. Should have been disqualified. So much for honor in this sport!

[@basengelblik5199]

Sarcasme

[@hughjaanus6680]

@@basengelblik5199 Sarcasm also.

[@kirillionov5136]

I want the proves of that. The only video can be accepted. I mean those apologies.

[@Yupppi]

It's unfortunate that many top judokas do that. They have sneaky illegal sleeve grips and whatnot. Some are blatant and noticeable like this one, but don't think the rest are clean because you didn't see it.

[@OzekiTK]

imagine spending all that time getting a black belt in judo just to throw hands lmao

[@BigUriel]

It's quite possible judo isn't the only martial art he's a black belt on. High level martial artists often learn more than one art.

[@Drayven_Show]

​@BigUriel he threw punches like a drunk guy, he didn't learn s**t but judo

[@blnnnn]

Tbh if I was fighting a judoka that knows Im a judoka myself I would definitely go for punches. I'd assume he is used to any Judo tricks so it will be easier to surprise him

[@yellowusbrickus4821]

The mats are literally designed to make judo near harmless on them

[@giovannimendez4672]

The first punch always gives u the upper hand lol

[@byronbuchanan3066]

Public apologies do NOT make you worthy of respect.

[@everettwhite9874]

I think it’s better than not offering a sincere apology at all.

[@cbfhesxjebakdh]

1:37 Such a judoka punch😂

[@kalilamaral]

Ok. About Daria... She apolozige herself saying that was not her intention, when clearly was, and still got the title. She was not acting with respect and i see no reason for respect her after her apologies...

[@ickster23]

The one that starts at 1:34 looks like a hockey fight. All he needed to do was jersey him. 😂

[@arfarf152]

0:35 "did not please hundreds of thousands of Japanese judo fans" correction: did not please judo fans, including russian for sure.

[@Andrii87]

He is not russian, but probably chechen. They have their own ways.

[@sueyourself5413]

@@Andrii87 A region of Russia. They speak Russian. The MMA fighters display the Russian flag. That's on par with saying, Corsican not French.

[@vibovitold]

@@sueyourself5413 it's not that simple. in legal sense, but not necessarily in the ethnic sense. the Sudetenland was annexed by Germany, it didn't turn its Czech inhabitants into Germans. speaking the same language also doesn't necessarily mean it's the same nation. Northern Ireland is not an independent state, and its people speak English, but it doesn't mean they are English.

[@MarioLamRedRebel]

A discrace for the art and not the way martial artist do, respect for your opponent. Greetings from the Netherlands 🥋 OSU 🥋

[@michel_michel_michel]

What is the injuries of the white judoka falling on the neck ?! If you know

[@xMister.Misterx]

Protect yourself at all times

[@oliverdunskus8859]

why adding dramatic music (aren't the scenes drama enough?). Also you could have commented how/whether these violations were penalized.

[@user-ln9ds3fu9r]

もはや柔道には礼儀の欠片さえも無くなってしまった。

[@user-pd1di9ik2r]

This man look down the opponent and spread arms to dance of winning . That is not the way of JUDO . No respect against your opponent .

[@Valaba007]

2:24 the japanese put her hand in the face of the german first ! slow motion will show you...

[@novrinkov0053]

No, Japanese is trying to grab the back of her neck by the collar, but the German just shakes her off. Japanese judoka would never do that. If they do something like that, she will be criticized by she's teacher and the entire country. You must not know Japan very well. They are taught manners before techniques. If you don't follow these rules, you won't be allowed to participate in the tournament even if you're strong.

[@novrinkov0053]

You probably don't know judo. The Japanese is trying to grab the back of her neck by the collar. It's a venue in Japan and her parents are probably coming to see their daughter as well. Japanese audiences are also coming to see it. If you do something like that, you will be severely criticized by the entire country as a disgrace. If they do something embarrassing like that, they'll probably choose to lose. Unlike the Europe, Japan is a country with extremely few fouls even in the Olympics. she's not your beloved french

[@petersaczko6192]

@@novrinkov0053German tried to grab back of collar too… Japanese blocked it with face.

[@kevincobayashi1412]

Cool hahahahahha​@@petersaczko6192

[@Dr.kittens]

I don't understand how when punches are being thrown, you wouldn't just grab and throw your opponent

[@AlexVinchenzo]

everyone has a face until they got punched in the plan -Mike Dyson

[@7-_Kh]

Внезапное нападение. А если обоюдно начинают бить, то их быстро разнимают рефери, тренеры и т.д. Время мало.

[@xvie_z2900]

​@AlexVinchenzo 😂😂true lmao🫡

[@philliprichards1660]

Last match was still going, your not supposed to turn your back. No foul unless you want to call it on the referee.

[@hughjaanus6680]

you're (you are) not supposed to turn your back

[@vanman724]

Its hilarious that these guys spend their whole lives training throwing / grappling and then when a real fight breaks out they start throwing punches.

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

Judo is a sport, dude. Like basketball or football. It is like saying footballers punch when they fight even if they trained how to kick all their lives.

[@vanman724]

​@@zamolxezamolxe8131footballers fight???? Hahahahaha. Maybe not the best analogy dude😅

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

@@vanman724 u American? Then "soccer" for u, or whatever u call it

[@vanman724]

​@@zamolxezamolxe8131I knew exactly who you meant. That's what makes it funny.

[@danielmontilla1197]

I think it's pretty natural. Like strikers clinching and trying to wrestle-down each other in similar situations. That just goes to show how real fighting differs from sport fighting, everything goes.

[@jryde421]

That hair pull would be practical in the streets for sure

[@haroldcruz8550]

Yes except it's a professional tournament with rules. She can hair pull anyone in the streets but she has to follow the Olympic rules if she wants to compete.

[@naniy7736]

In a real fight : judo fighters use boxing, boxers use judo, mma fighters use bats, normal people use guns...

[@edouardlorge4059]

Only in usa I guess

[@notaloverofwisdom1232]

For some FUCKING REASON YES

[@notaloverofwisdom1232]

I'm a brown belt judoka and got into a fight with a good boxer. This is exactly how it went: 1. I danced around light on my feet, doing whatever those useless autistic moves were supposed to be instead of feints 2. The guy stood in place, tight guard up 3. Moment we engaged, I threw a kick, he threw a right hand jab from orthodox and instead of following up with punches tried to do a fucking hip toss? to which I replied by getting a flashy ura nage that left both of us concussed 4. We both got back to our senses in an emergency room feeling like absolute morons 5. Community service

[@cincocentcc7280]

YOU MEAN NORMAL PEOPLE USE JUDO BECAUSE JUDO KNOW IF THEY HAVE A GUN

[@goldenagenut]

Its a high energy form of combat, no surprise things get overheated sometimes. That last one is known as a ' bitch move'.

[@saprikado]

Zingg is German. This was a club competition and he competed for the Serbian club.

[@danielkopolovic7218]

Missed an easy punchline. Tournament in Russia ended in a mass brawl. That's really rare in Judo. -But pretty common in Russia

[@start3215]

After mass migration to Russia from the countries of the former of Soviet republics from the Caucasus and Central Asia An inter ethnic fight between athletes from ethnic Russians(orthodoxy) and ethnic Volga Tatars(muslims) regions against regions from the Caucasus(orthodoxy and muslims) in wrestling Competitions. /watch?v=31iLlH0t8WA

[@cbroo69]

Bilodid is such a mean girl when things don't go her way omg so much hair grabbing

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

Ngl,if I were a girl in this sport I'd have a short haircut to prevent that

[@WoodSageSeaSalt]

She did it twice. Now instead of hair grab, she started doing illegal standing arm locks which disqualified her twice so far.

[@silversky900]

1:34 I'm not a striker, but this reminded me of kyokushin body punches, but to the face 🤣

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

Also called boxing?

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

​@@zamolxezamolxe8131lol. Kyokushin fighters do punch a bit differently tho

[@Drayven_Show]

I like how those guys first instincts were throwing punches in the funniest way possible, although they trained the art of grab and throw their whole life😅 btw i learned kyokushin

[@algilbertson6777]

I like how his first instinct was to punch to the head btw in Kyokushin punching to the head is prohibited

[@teovu5557]

like how you do karate forms with low blocks and punches from the hip but in a real fight you use kickboxing instead. lol

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

Judo is a sport, dude. Like basketball or football. It is like saying footballers punch when they fight even if they trained how to kick all their lives.

[@teovu5557]

@@zamolxezamolxe8131boxing,kickboxing,wrestling,jiujitsu etc etc are all sports as well since they have rules on what can be used and what cant be used. So saying Judo is a sport isnt saying much lol

[@BW022]

@@zamolxezamolxe8131 No, Judo isn't like basketball or football. It's a martial art and form of self-defense. @action_day is correct, it's an odd thing to do. You practice for a decade to become a black belt. Unless he was also a boxer or MAA or something (which he doesn't appear to be), it would be odd to use something clearly not as affective as something you already know and have done millions of times. In all the years I had in Judo, it never occurred to me to throw a punch. It would be odd to do against another Judoka -- doubly so on the tatami with both us wearing gis. Like, even if I got a good hit in without breaking my hand... wouldn't he just grab me, throw me, and/or we'd end up on the ground? It's just odd.

[@elkysunnykuri]

They must move to MMA ! This is definitely not Judo splits.

[@MuhammadAsmawi-mj3qu]

islam makhachev "who gives this guy black belt? we must check!" LOL

[@alinnimeni3789]

When Judo switches to Mortal Kombat😂

[@Timst3R]

The Ukrainians special/secret move - the hair grab. Works a treat...

[@Bor_ghi]

How is posible tha the ukranian woman wasn´t out of the fight?

[@bla7091]

because she's popular and the IJF puts her image on all the highlights... privileged position when it comes to refereeing

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

@@bla7091 more reasons to dislike the IJF

[@sertactimar3267]

Her dad and mum were the famous judo champions

[@WoodSageSeaSalt]

Now instead of hair grabbing, she's doing illegal standing arm locks and got disqualified for it.

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

@@WoodSageSeaSalt lol she's something else. Should just do MMA at this point tbh

[@KatoFFR]

3:26 this is judo if people cannot defend a supplex (ura nage) its written that in the rule every slam throw or trip is autorized as long as its not on the ground slam, so technically thats not disrepectful ...

[@BigUriel]

It's sad to see but yeah nothing illegal about it. You could say it's bad sportsmanship to not try to rotate your opponent further to make sure he lands on his back and not his head/neck but then in a real match you can't always do that even if you try.

[@notmyname3681]

Straight up tried to kill the guy...

[@isupportthecurrentthing.1514]

I kneed my opponent in the balls once when i was a kid . I got away with it , too. It was the stress of the situation. He was bigger and more experienced, and I didn't want to let my team down , so I went hyper aggressive. If you're reading this , I apologise.

[@dirtyharry5957]

Thank you I never did judo again after that and struggled sleeping for many months wondering if I could produce children when I got older. But its ok 👌

[@I_Art_Laughing]

​@dirtyharry5957 did you learn to pick on someone your own size?

[@dirtyharry5957]

@@I_Art_Laughing what?

[@I_Art_Laughing]

@@dirtyharry5957 after that? Did you learn to pick on someone your own size?

[@dirtyharry5957]

@@I_Art_Laughing you make no sense

[@ArpMadore1]

Almost all of the scenes in this video have already been posted on KZbin. Only with regard to the Russian amateur athlete, I watched it here for the first time. The video concerning the Ukrainian boy was quickly removed at the request of the Croatian federation, though.

[@76kamikazi]

Well this guess to prove that grappling alone is not the ultimate art for self defense.

[@WoodSageSeaSalt]

More like they are already peak at Judo so it’s very difficult throw each other while the soft ground means they also don’t get to hurt each other much even with big throws. So if they actually want to hurt each other suddenly they resort to punching which the opponent also won’t expect it.

[@Drayven_Show]

With the ugliest punches I've ever seen

[@SorelVeloch]

Wrong throws lead to fatal injuries why do you think techniques (esp leg grabbing) are getting banned in judo

[@novrinkov0053]

This is sports JUDO not 柔道 This is judo that has been improved to make it a safer sport so that children can learn it safely. If dangerous rules were left as they were, judo would not have become this big. This was a necessary improvement in order to spread it around the world. Parents don't want their children to play dangerous sports

[@ratawoopy]

It is unrespectful not to fight after a hajime. There isn't honor in winning like that but it is legit

[@64Rosso]

I disagree: Judo is a martial art, and that means that you must always be focused on what what's happening: after the hajime signal the fight is on, and if I see an opening because my adversary is thinking of something else I gladly take it. As you say not fighting is unrespectful, so he is the one who is losing honour, not me. Once I personally saw in a kendo match that ippon was appointed to one of the fighters, than he returned to his place in order to be appointed winner, but he did so by turning his back to his adversary; immediately the judge stop the action and reversed the ippon in favour of the other contestant, because you NEVER give your back to someone who has a sword (even if it is made of bamboo).

[@BW022]

I'm mixed on this one. I was in a fairly high level Judo competition and my opponent was distracted by another match taking place beside us. It was more of a safety issue and I certainly didn't jump him while he was clearly worried that the other Judoka might spill into our area. In this case, IDK. Part of me would be p'off this guy was wasting my time by 'protesting' a judgement already made, stalling the match, recovering, etc. I'm not sure I'd approach him in the way the other person did (that was some pretty good acting), but I don't think I'd give the guy the benefit of the doubt for wasting everyone's time -- certainly not if he had a black belt and it was a high level competition.

[@kylieminou7775]

IN the German and the Japanese, the Japanese hit her in the face first, that's why the German woman reacts

[@kamaltorabi774]

Of course , unintentionally . But the German girl feels offended so she retaliates .

[@pauldwalker]

@@kamaltorabi774this is correct. accidents happen when people are leaning forward fighting for grips.

[@youmang]

The japanese judoka that was dancing around the tatami was hilarious

[@russellayton6408]

As soon as I saw him I paused for comments.

[@mmmoroi]

He watched too much Tiger Mask

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

​@@mmmoroilmao😂😂😂

[@user-lt8vw4fe4w]

The Mongolian girl DID bow.

[@kennethrogers1129]

The German woman was struck to the temple by the Japanese woman first, the German woman simply returned the gesture, seemed fair to me, to me fighting fit grips of a waste of energy, and for self defense ads well as sport, as my judo master taught, “throw them with what they give you, don’t waste energy fighting for grip as there as do many ways to grip and throw”

[@teovu5557]

Your judo master obviously isn't real then if he doesn't know how important grips and canceling your opponents grips so u don't get thrown or choked out...

[@Elriuhilu]

The Japanese woman hitting her was an accident. She was going for the collar and the German woman accidentally deflected her hand into her own face. You can only "throw them with what they give you" if they actually give you anything and adjusting your grip to take away your opponent's options is a very useful tactic.

[@piperbob2]

"there as do" ?

[@indiangum4691]

Maybe the Germans have very less knowledge about judo and they shouldn't be allowed to participate or practice judo

[@ukestudio3002]

I missed that. You are correct.

[@billedefoudre]

I'm very surprised to see so many bad moves from Judokas O_O And also so many of them just going to their own business looking/going away from the fight, and getting caught off guard consequently!! I remember a single boxing match like that, where one of the boxer started looking away from his opponent to discuss some fault, and his opponent KO him quickly. But then, the KOed testified : "he may have made a fault before, but looking away from him during a fight is MY fault, and I'm the only responsible of my well earn defeat. NEVER lose sight of your opponent, in a fighting sport. Before, during, and after the fight." I can't believe how cocky and unattentive some of those judokas were O_o

[@gilbertoaguiar7390]

Verdade .

[@dugonman8360]

To be fair, every sport and martial arts will have bad actors and people who are disrespectful. This is just a portion of the many different Judoka who have competed where most are respectful and dignified.

[@daftoiam]

can i send you a video?

[@stevensprous8662]

It is striking that many judokas react with blows at the moment of a real confrontation... and the reactions of those attacked who do not have time to apply what they have learned in judo... I clarify that judo fascinates me Oss!!

[@zamolxezamolxe8131]

Judo is a sport, dude. Like basketball or football. It is like saying footballers punch when they fight even if they trained how to kick all their lives.

[@capolean2902]

⁠@@zamolxezamolxe8131judo is a combat sport lol

[@haroldcruz8550]

It's hard to apply it against an opponent who are equally as good as you with Judo, a Judoka that can punch has the advantage.

[@DanBaker108]

All those shoes on the mat 😅

[@davidorevic8435]

Last one its legit,but not respectful

[@bjorneriksson6480]

sure, apologize for pulling the opponents hair but we saw what kind of person you really are. Only a really bad person would even consider such a violation.

[@WoodSageSeaSalt]

Lol she started doing illegal standing arm locks more recently

[@junacik9967]

6:37 Ukrainian attacked Slovak judoka, because he was accidentally hit in the eye and it was a cadet tournament if I remember correctly. I've never seen such behaviour on judo tournament until then. But ss i can see from your videos it's more frequent than i thought

[@salsalazar7646]

Amazing content, thanks for the recopilation🎉🎉

[@kuanxD]

Judokas being punched and suddenly forget how to fight WTF

[@LewisNakao]

lol, the guy was surprised about getting punched and the punches didn't seem to cause much damage so he just backed away.

[@Drayven_Show]

Bro forgot he was a grappler his whole life and threw the funniest punches my kyokushin eyes have ever seen😅

[@BushCampingTools]

and here I was thinking there was no bad sportsmanship in Judo.

[@Ymirson999]

It's like politics. There's bad sportsmanship anywhere and any time people are involved. Practicing an art like judo doesn't make one saintly.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

​@@Ymirson999yeah that's about right😢 It still is very, very sad to see the art that i gave my life to like this. Same thing happens with other martial arts whose practitioners are supposed to be honorable (like Karate or Taekwondo)

[@pauldwalker]

there is, but fortunately rare.

[@aljoschalong625]

Is this an AI-voice or are you really that unfamiliar with the pronunciation of words?

[@user-im4fh3ew6h]

The funniest thing in these videos is when judokas start boxing. They learnt judo for years and when it comes to real fight they use boxing.

[@gulheid]

protect yourself at all time

[@jarlgreen1630]

Text to speech bot needs an update

[@konstantinkalashnikov8123]

*A lot of this guys needs to move in MMA*

[@ansarkhatsiev802]

Спорт - это прежде всего воспитанность, собранность и холодная думающая голова.

[@christopherparks2987]

Daria grabbed like the _only_ thing you can’t grab in this sport

[@88smokes]

Isn't it weird that when Judo fighters go for it, they throw fists and totally fight a different style? I find that interesting.

[@cagatayyodek6120]

When things become crazy, they use punching :) and even with unskilled boxing in the videos, punchers win clearly :))

[@MontyQueues]

grapplers train without getting hit, big difference

[@cagatayyodek6120]

@@MontyQueues Clearly, their deficiency !) Judokas', in the video, instincts also push them hitting not grappling when they got angry, and grappling skills got loose while taking punches, according to this video also😅

[@WoodSageSeaSalt]

More like they are already peak at Judo so it’s very difficult throw each other while the soft ground means they also don’t get to hurt each other much even with big throws. So if they actually want to hurt someone suddenly they resort to punching which the opponent also won’t expect it. And it’s a tournament setting. You punch back and you have a chance to get disqualified together.

[@michele6744]

Despite the shame of those behaviours, what surprise me is that judo it's a self defense martial arts but when the judokas were punched they didn't use judo's techniques, they simply run away or even worst they still remain there without understanding what to do for to stop their aggressor!

[@alvin8264]

you realize its supposed to be a professional setting? there are rules in place against striking in the sport, its grappling, not striking so when they're in a fight to grapple, they shouldnt have to worry about being hit or hitting back since that's not the sport. is that hard to think for yourself?

[@Elriuhilu]

It is because many if not most modern judo practitioners don't really see it as a martial art for fighting but more of a sport, because they train to defeat a competition rival instead of to incapacitate an angry attacker. Their instincts to use judo only kick in in the context of a judo bout, but an actual physical altercation out of anger feels like an unrelated scenario and they default to simple "fighting." Ironically it's similar with karate practitioners because you win a karate match by scoring points and aren't supposed to actually injure your opponent, so when they actually lose their temper and try to fight someone they seem to forget all their karate skills and throw punches like a brawler in a pub fight. Boxing, kickboxing or MMA are different, though, because in those you are supposed to injure your opponent (to a point), so a real fight feels similar to a competitive match.

[@michele6744]

@alvin8264 you miss the point here. You can be attacked everywhere in every single moment of your life, this is the first thing to know about self defense. If you need to be warned this isn't self defense. But there's another point you've missed: just because they all are there to grapple so you grapple if your opponent hit you!

[@alvin8264]

@@michele6744 thats not how it works. do you not understand the concept of rules? they are in place so things like that doesnt happen. if someone picked up a soccer ball and ran with it like a football, you're not gonna just run up and tackle them no? its not the sport, there are rules to regulate what you can and cant do. on top of that, these are adults that could get into serious legal trouble so whats the point of assaulting someone back? and you missed my point on where this is supposed to be a professional setting where grown adults are expected to not act out since they cant control their emotions in a sport

[@michele6744]

@alvin8264 man, if someone hit you and you defend yourself you're legally legitimated, and again, I had not say that you have to hit your opponent, you are a judo practitioner, so if someone hit you, doing what you're here to doing: grab him! You are here to grab, so just grab! If you try an hippon into the competition you still try to put him down with an hippon even if he doesn't respect the rules! You will have respect the rules of the competition and protected yourself too!

[@mariosantos203]

That’s why I Prefer MMA

[@jimlasswell4491]

The last throw was what is called a 'rat move'. A gesture meant to be recognized as camaraderie or fair play followed by an attack.

[@vernonrobinson4504]

WHERE'S THE REFEREE?

[@Peekingduck]

Seems to me lots of egos reinforcing stereotypes is the norm in modern judo these days, I can't help but wonder what Kano would think of what Judo has become in contrast to what he had intended it to be. Change and improvement are not always the same thing...

[@minimeiauw4]

Judokas cant punch... thank god I teach my son both!

[@nathanruben3372]

judoka is throwing punches....

[@SpringRoad-ix2ps]

Sportsmanship and honour are integral to judo. Many sports can be played with rules alone. Judo is not so.

[@joeblogs-vx4ep]

Throwing punches judo goes out the window 😂

[@madjackmadjack]

If it looks like the guy getting hit can't fight, keep in mind it's smarter to not to punch back; no need to get yourself banned along with your idiot opponent.

[@Dionisio_13]

What's up with this grapplers!? They get mad and start swinging for the fences? They should be strangling the hell out of each other, not trying to one punch ko their lights out.

[@cayobuosi7434]

the German lady just returned the favor from the Japanese opponent.

[@hughjaanus6680]

@ 2:33 Slap, not punch. @ 4:53 Both bowed.

[@Tamilwintube]

Good news

[@chrisblanco2707]

that fist of cuffs with the Russians if he did a drop seo would have been fire

[@michaeltaylor8501]

Hair Pulling is a legitimate & effective Judo technique - as is striking & kicking - however, such is against the rules in Sport Judo Contests.

[@detrainflow1449]

Its funny because when grapplers gets mad they strike not grapple

[@JckSwan]

1:49 Arf. Shows you how effective Judo is in a real life fighting situation, doesn't it?

[@henryc7548]

Judo is super ineffective when used against a judo blackbelt, even if you have spent 8 years practicing you might not even throw him once. If a rando had started punching him the judoka could have easilty tossed him. But you can say the same thing about boxing, two pro boxers can fail to knock each other out for dozens of minutes.

[@uberdonkey9721]

Yeh, that's what surprises me. I'm thinking that, especially at high level competition, people just not practicing judo with strikes. Those haymakers could have easily been uaed in throws, so really does ahow difference between competition and self defense. I think there are no easy answers for effective self defense.

[@mariuscatalin5982]

I know many judokas don't do mma but COVER THE CHIN when someone punches Its easier than it seems you don't aim to block the punch but block the area that the punch will hit

[@martinmartin-gd3zp]

disqualify. Sport must be pure art of strength and body skills. Honor of your country is higher. From Russia with respect.

[@johnstanley7874]

The first clip with Mansur, no disrespect was intended but perceived. He got up by declaring end of fight.

[@Zeno23sigma]

Jesus boy..learn the pronunciation of the words and names.. Daria Bilodid ( beelodid) ... Ura Nage ( ura naghe).. Antony Zingg was never Serbia..it's a team championship.. he is my team mate .. Christiano Ronaldo is always Portuguese, even he plays for Manchester United...

[@vt2788]

You get that this is ai speaking right?

[@sensei9295]

The lowest class Judoka, in no particular order, are from former Soviet block countries, South America, Puerto Rico (I was at the junior nationals in Indiana and overheard their coach making plans to jump a ref in the parking lot for a well deserved hansokomake. They didn't know that I was friends with the tournament director, whom I immediately informed. The director confrontedthe coach who deniedeverything until I was asked to tell my story. The whole team was threatened with DQ and sanctions if anythinghappened. I got the stink eye from every Puerto Rican in the building from then on🤣 )

[@Fubazim]

Ñ tinha nenhum sul americano no vídeo...tnc !!!

[@marlanvittorin]

Funny how there's no judokas from South America or Puerto Rico in this video. You must be american, right?

[@debumi5670]

why they fight outside the ring using their fist ?? they are judoka right ?

[@sentowrite4562]

crazy wild times , the end of humanity

[@teresaleitepereira4522]

3:40 una cintura nera a proiettare sopra il collo 😮 mi meraviglio con tremendo menefreghismo e dispetto per l'avversario. Spero che non abbia avuto nessun infortunio grave😢

[@Zeno23sigma]

Btw.. the guy left cheering by Antony Zingg's fight , is Tim Grankow 81kg ..also German...

[@hellohennessy3462]

Trained your entire life just to throw hands when in a self defense situation.

[@Serenoj69]

Some judoka's have a talent for Karate it seems.

[@Sisyphusquit]

lol - so what does it say about a martial art, or the martial artist, when the Judo is thrown out of the window and hands start to be thrown?

[@DisruptivePhoto]

Not only would I have disqualified many of these judoka, I would also have had them completely banned from competing at any level for their enormous lack of respect and bringing the sport into disrepute. Disgraceful behaviour that has become all too common.

[@OldJudoGuy]

The German girl palmed the Japanese girl because the Japanese girl had at least one high grab at her cheek.

[@user-qz3qe8vq5n]

maybe, she was in a fighting mode, not in a contest one.

[@eytonshalomsandiego]

damn, is the judo, or ufc....what ever havppened to the spirit of judo? respect for the opponent?

[@alexsandrodoprado2088]

Depois falam que a falta de disciplina no bjj é enorme...

[@Lapottagustavo]

2 jodaka litigando fanno a pugni....meditate

[@supersonic6734]

Funny how they are not using judo in real fighting situations....🤣

[@MartinOG727]

4:53 in Mongolia actually wrestles do not bow or lean it's not because of they're disrespectful or something bowing of Mongolian person is very important thing so most of the time Mongolians hand shake or greet to show their respect to other person and eventhough she bowed slightly which can count as a bowing but she definitely pissed tho so think before speak!

[@topnoobingtv3503]

Zingg is from Germany, not Serbia

[@hogwild9408]

The Japenese woman punched at German woman's face, and German woman retaliated.

[@Bor_ghi]

the japanese tried to grab and the german detoured her hand to his face

[@michaeljung4398]

​@@Bor_ghi No. At 2:24, Japan's hand trajectory is directly going towards the German's face. German didn't deflect the Japan's hand. German try to block the Japan's hand to her face.

[@64Rosso]

None of them are punches, since the hands are open, but I agree with you that the Japanese started first