Urantsetseg Munkhbat - Mongolian Ne Waza Master (Highlights)

Urantsetseg Munkhbat is a Mongolian judoka who competes in -48 and -52 kg weight categories. In 2013, she became the first female World champion in judo from Mongolia. She has also won World silver and bronze medals. Munkhbat is one of the most consistent international competitors having won a record number of IJF World Tour medals (35 medals). She is famous for her grappling wizardry particularly armlocks, tough she prefers ground techniques she also has some brutal throwing skills.
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[@bayasaapurev8385]

She was named the Guinness Book of World Records for winning the most medals in the judo series

[@Ccge911]

Олон жил биднийхээ бахархал омогшилыг төрүүлсэн аварга юм даа. Дэлхий Урнаагаас айж чичирдэг шүү❤️‍🔥🇲🇳❤️‍🔥🇲🇳❤️‍🔥🇲🇳

[@ojunchimeg4414]

❤❤❤🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳

[@revenantsage]

This woman is a beast. What’s even more is that most people usually feel each other out first, but woman already seems to have a plan. If something doesn’t work she quickly adapts that plan to another plan. She’s dangerous af.

[@embosska]

Well said

[@baller8184]

Tactician

[@meow-ce8qu]

​@@baller8184 I taught she's a boy

[@taiirvan1563]

Omg, she is perfect. I never met a perfect judoca before until I've seen her. Her ipon is nasty she is a submission artist and her strength is brutal and her Technic is flawless.

[@hansschaffland5683]

mongols have been wrestling for millinia. they are beasts and it shows

[@InobuZ]

@@hansschaffland5683 She's sheering sheep......

[@graysonchavis]

Hans Schaffland yup they’ve even disrupted much of Japans sumo back in the day, bringing fighters that dominated

[@YahuahAloha]

@@graysonchavis I think the current grand champ ha ku ho is Mongolian

[@webbit1518]

Sounds like a quote from Mike Tyson...

[@RedNinja673]

Mongolian judo has always been very powerful.

[@terrancegerber8902]

Is there any better? Idk dont judge me lol

[@jedijudoka]

@@terrancegerber8902 japan has more gold medals than any country, but Mongolia is my favorite team

[@kostyanowich]

@@jedijudoka imagine, Mongolian popullation is only 3 million

[@jeff6133]

@@terrancegerber8902 Georgians are the best judokas out there

[@Thatakus]

Strong Judoka. Her transition from tachi waza to ne waza is just brilliant. Learning so much from these highlights.

[@VeryHonestGuy]

Urantsetseg gives honor to her legacy of Mongolian warriors. Unbelievable technique.

[@urnaaurnaa9036]

Маш их үгүйлэгдэх байх даа. Таньд маш их баярлалаа. Та бол монгол түмний бахархал 🙏

[@rickyhurtado]

The fact that she’s doing this to other experts is what’s insane to me.

[@onelove9223]

That was the highest level competition judo ive ever seen

[@lonnieknotts450]

Her commitment to her sport is a privilege for us to witness. A true Master .

[@user-ed4or7zb2n]

Она как убийца на татами, спецназовец какой-то, взгляд без емоцый, вышла и задушила..... Супер борец!

[@kovenmaitreya7184]

I love her style of newaza. She doesn't wait and constantly is bringing her opponent towards some submission in every moment. Very interesting.

[@dennissharpe8356]

One of the most determined and focused I have ever seen.

[@samsun01]

You haven't seen much, that's the main problem.

[@MrJackandEmily]

You could walk past her in the street and have no idea that she could literally tie you in a knot

[@jackyou7598]

like a pretzel

[@mcgregorglasgow9810]

A knot would be the easy way out because if she gets a limb stretched out you’re screwed.

[@bag101]

True, but probably wouldn't have to after slamming your neck into the planet.

[@SoWe1]

I mean, if she didn't way just 52kg yeah

[@theseeker7692]

@@SoWe1 Unless you know some grappling or are very athletic/strong (as in, go to a gym regularly), size isn't that much of a difference

[@Steve-rr9xd]

Munkbhat has been one of my favorite judokas for a while now. Another killer video!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks man!

[@user-pz2rz6qi5y]

Вечно упругий, прекрасный цветок Монголии, обожаю тебя!

[@esso0527]

Wrestling or grappling is in the mongolian's DNA. They make the best sumo wrestlers too

[@sakabla807]

nice to hear that from mgl persons perspective but it was never in the DNA it was in the person

[@aaronivsin798]

Grappling isn't in anyone's DNA. You insult not only today's players who have trained for years to get where they are, but the centuries of practice that have contributed to their grappling traditions.

[@timexyemerald6290]

@@sakabla807 in this case (judo)i agree with you but in other sports. Like running DNA matters though. There is a reason Usain bold is most dominating athlete in sprinting. In the top 1% athletes of whole world. There is no such thing as one person works harder than the other. They all train to their bodies absolute limit but in a environment where everybody is at their absolute 100%. Its Genetics that makes a huge difference. Usain had far more superior gens than others that competed him. And gave him the edge.

[@zolo.]

MONGOLIA 🇲🇳🧡🙆‍♂️

[@jagaajargal2013]

ZolBr үнэн нандин тэихниктэй юмаа

[@tuulnergui6758]

Тechnique, ярихын байхгүй

[@ochirpalam7596]

Always fun to watch her. Her ne waza skill is topnotch in the judo world. A true legend...

[@lovernotfighter]

She sure is tough. It is really nice to see someone with these high level skills apply the techniques so well.

[@anonamouscore2393]

Imagine training your whole life then getting abused like this.

[@Burzurk1987]

That happens in every sport.

[@sylver76]

@@Burzurk1987 of course, but that doesn't make any nicer when it happens to you.

[@Burzurk1987]

@@sylver76 Good point!

[@veragoosh8070]

Энэ спортын ойлголт муу гэхдээ Урнаа үнэхээр жудо мангас юм бна. Үзэхэд үнэхээр урамтай блаа. Улам их амжилт хүсч Олимпийн аварга болоорой гэж ерөөе!

[@nyamaatselmeg9931]

өчилт хэвтээ барилдааны хатан хаан гэж дэлхийд нэрээ дуурсгасан.геннисийн амжилтанд бүртгэгдсэн цор ганц жудоч гэж бгаа.сүүлийн 2 гранприд 2 алт авсан сарын дотор шүү

[@nyamaatselmeg9931]

хэхэ миний шүтээн хэхэ

[@nyamaatselmeg9931]

дэлхийн чансаагаараа 1т яваа жиндээ

[@cmbjive]

Completely love her aggression and technique.

[@gustavow5746]

This is an example of a true complete athlete!

[@ericcallender1575]

Fast, quick, hyper agressive, relentless, and technical!!

[@johnq4535]

Reminds me of when the hawks come in and grab an animal, including at times my chickens which I then try to rescue of course. The animals are always struggling and moving but you know it's just a matter of time...the first word that came to mind was "predator." She is so fluid. Strong, quick, cardio...just amazing.

[@9ineToe]

Good god, what a beast! This is perhaps the most ruthless and clean judo I've ever seen. Just wow!

[@DiamondCatTKW]

Очень, просто невероятно круто. Хищник и жертвы, сколько бы жертва ни огрызалась, исход один

[@timexyemerald6290]

To be actually honest. She really looks like predator trying get access to prey abdomen but in the end prevails.

[@narod777protest5]

Вот эта Женщина тактический борец. Она несёт дух единоборства

[@paul5622]

Music syncs perfectly. One of the best judo videos I have seen.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks, Paul!

[@JoshuaAmaro]

The word master is used way too much in martial arts... in this case her mastery is undeniable.

[@samsun01]

You're good at ass kissing when every Western competitors have had their asses whooped clean.

[@c7adventures376]

Master of the Gi. I would love to see them roll in tight shorts and tank tops. She is very skilled no doubt. I just see mostly moves that depend on the hold or manipulation of the Gi. The founding father of MMA falls victim to this same thing.

[@skyedog24]

Understated

[@youtubecomments5951]

Andrew Jackson you must be stuck behind a rock and ignorant to the world and just discovered internet.

[@youtubecomments5951]

Andrew Jackson what about beta. I have 7 ppl working for me and my girlfriend has 4. So what you talking about beta. Also 2 that works for her is male.

[@oraclebjj]

Beast. Love when an artist takes it way up. Beautiful to watch.

[@schmidt4763]

Urantsetseg Munkhbat (No idioma mongol Мөнхбатын Уранцэцэг; nascida na cidade de Bayan-Ovoo, em 14 de maio de 1990) é uma judoca mongol que compete nas categorias de peso -48 e -52 kg. Em 2013, ela se tornou a primeira campeã mundial feminina de judô da Mongólia. Ela também ganhou medalhas mundiais de prata e bronze. Munkhbat é um dos competidores internacionais mais consistentes, tendo conquistado um número recorde de medalhas do IJF World Tour (35 medalhas). Ela é famosa por sua magia de grappling, particularmente armlocks, embora ela prefira técnicas de solo, ela também tem algumas habilidades brutais de arremesso. Urantsetseg esteve nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2020 em Tóquio, onde participou do confronto de peso ligeiro, conquistando a medalha de bronze após derrotar a portuguesa Catarina Costa. Seu técnico é Baljinnyam Odvog (nascido em 1959). Ela também é bicampeã mundial de sambo , em 2010 e 2014.

[@laminess-tr2968]

I'm new to this channel. I didn't understand a thing, but this women is like a spider or a python on the ground. Very skilled.

[@paulwilliams819]

I was thinking she is like a mongoose.

[@dontgiveafook218]

A True Master and Beautiful girl

[@conorfoster2337]

3:53 that smile tho

[@Dezdichado1000]

The variety of the ways she gets the armbar is astounding. In many bouts, she managed to get the tap from the competitor in a matter of seconds.

[@krisbeasley6649]

She is a savage grappler. Some great throws as well. I’m a wrestler but I am in awe of the speed, power and techniques found in Judo. I absolutely love the sport/martial art.

[@kevinthomas2622]

Dear lord....this martial artist is on another level...never seen anything like this before... And her face?!!! She's fecking gorgeous!

[@qwqwqwqw99]

These opponents were in way over their heads. Amazing stuff.

[@carlos0259774]

Holy Moly !! Has she been trained by Mitsuyo Maeda himself or what??? Amazing display of mastery in Newaza. One of the few judoka that I see that she uses Omoplata !!!

[@mongolchiuud8931]

Her Mongolian teachers learned from students of "Tsunetane Oda"

[@sylver76]

It's a reverse omoplata which we call the "Huizinga roll" in judo. It's become really popular in Judo newaza.

[@zenly_csgo]

@@sylver76 it is not omoplata and not reverse omoplata - it came from sambo called Yadviga or Nedviga - reglualr action in Sambo because chkes from behind are not allowed - and it is only regular way to get submission - also she wrestles alot as former sambo wrestler

[@Deleted55br]

@@zenly_csgo Get real man most stuff from sambo came from japan,almost nobody in planet train sambo,even in russia most people do just wrestling,dont know why people are so crazy about sambo

[@netocaste1510]

Totally impressed!! Shes so dominant

[@mandril1]

She´s really impressive. I would imagine Judo looked something like this in its first days.

[@ememe1412]

???You just watched modern Judo. This is exactly what it looks like... First days of judo and there wouldve been leg locks, ankle locks, neck cranks, wrist locks, body triangles (do-jime), atemi (striking) etc. All banned in IJF, probably all competitions, other than club randori for some 'budo' clubs (although I've not seen striking, and wrist locks allowed ever in randori). For the majority, even when taught, it's rarely allowed for randori, just kata or pre-arranged sparring.

[@stevencoardvenice]

Judo CHOP!

[@DMurdock]

BJJ is closer to old judo than modern Judo. A lot of techniques that judo has banned can still be done in BJJ. Guard passing is also an old judo element that isn't practiced in modern judo because the guard doesn't exist there. Watch Masahiko Kimura's match against Helio Gracie. Kimura uses a lot of techniques that are now obsolete in judo and would be considered BJJ moves today.

[@DMurdock]

@Andrew kosen judo is old judo. It's actually closer to BJJ than kodokan judo. When people say judo, they don't mean kosen judo as well. They just mean kodokan. The IJF doesn't oversee the universities that practice kosen judo. And there is no guard in kodokan judo. Not anymore.

[@ememe1412]

@@DMurdock kosen judo is just another rule set for competing in judo. Today, it exists only at inter collegiate level teams in Japan as part of school tradition. It sprang from the time before weight categories. If one got paired with somebody bigger, so as not to easily concede a full Ippon against your own team, one would go in to shikko to approach the opponent forcing a ground grapple lessening the chance of an Ippon by throw. That's all. At club level, randori might initiate from seiza position to straight ground grapple. The only guard I've never seen practiced in Judo is the rubber guard. The rest are all there. You dont see it much in competition because the ne waza has to 'explode' and 'clear progress' has to be seen or it will be reset. The kodokan has kept all the repertoire and there are teachers there that know and teach the formal techniques.

[@johnhurley4656]

Wow. That’s genius work there, and some of the best-if not the best-use of the GI I’ve ever seen. So many things looked like misses to me at first... but it was setting up grips and fabric placement followed up by some brilliant technique.

[@c7adventures376]

Kind of like one from the past... Royce Gracie was also master of the Gi. It was crazy how fast he could choke someone out with his double sleeve hold. And that was just using his Gi.

[@SundarBJJ]

K. T. And yet, Royce’s work only succeeded against unskilled gi grapplers. When he met his match at Copacabana in the form of Wallid Ismael, the world saw what true jiujitsu really was. Royce was dispatched as easily as an amateur, though he was positioned as someone from the expert ranks; very similar to what she does to all of her opponents here.

[@ca1498]

@@SundarBJJ I didn't find that match as one-sided as what we see in these videos - though I admit there is similarity in how the attack started against turtle position and went progressively worse with a submission in less than a minute.

[@demetriushayes9862]

Like the way she manhandled them to get them where she wanted. Simply amazing

[@romuloambay9624]

this young mongolian lady was a beauty to behold on her locking and grappling techniques. .her fluidity was beyond compare. .

[@meow-ce8qu]

she's not beautiful

[@ssultima2761]

She deeply understands "What JuDo is"

[@mauricebazemore6180]

I'm definitely a fan of her.😍😍 Nice skill sets.💥😉

[@BBEDrummerAK]

The one thing that impressed me the most, is when her opponents tried throwing her, it was as if she's made of granite; did not budge. Meanwhile she's ragdolling these poor women all over the place. Absolute beast!!

[@user-ge7yw3ul7r]

She's a great fighter!! She must be very strong also!

[@VremennyiGuest]

Love mongols you kazakh brothers

[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Thank you for the video; I found it by accident, and I'm glad I did; this lady is magnificent. I give this video👍, and all the ladies who participated in this event.

[@melvintate8186]

Man she's Great!!

[@realtalk9169]

It's particularly impressive when a smaller woman or smaller person dominates a larger person when it comes to combat.

[@MeroGrumble]

0:40 How MANY time have you seen high-level judo referees watching judokas with flaccid limbs ( 0:48 & even spasms starting at 0:52 !) and yet still trying to figure out if they are choked out for 20 more seconds? It is preposterous and just shoking.

I caught that too. Lazy ref. Wants to referee while moving as little as possible.

[@blockededited8280]

Judo referees need to take a page from the BJJ comp playbook and do a lot more to protect the fighters.

[@francdejong]

Wow amazing!

[@Welux]

Nice i still waiting for more!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks, as soon as I'll have more time there will be more videos!

[@konoha1993]

what a monster

[@gretashapiro4118]

Incredible judoka... The roots of bjj

[@nstv23]

Newaza is the best part of judo. I hope It becomes more popular as the sports progress

[@jondont141]

Bring tears to my eyes. Such a masterpiece!❤❤

[@lacedupauthentics]

Newaza at its finest.. and another awesome video from GK

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks man!

[@lacedupauthentics]

By far, the best judo videos

[@tsengelerdenetuya3259]

Word Deadly python describe her so well that aggressiveness and fluid technique and her decision making skills are out of this world, Mongolia is proud of her and i am too.

[@XxmglduvchinxX]

Love her so much! So sad we are missing Olympic Judo this year 🤦🏻‍♂️ Go Mongolian Judo tho!!!!!

[@kostyanowich]

Recently, she got Bronze medal from Olympic games

[@ebaxxx]

She is one of the best judoka ever

[@Dynamic6000]

Your edits are the best thing during this quarantine! Great music choices, not distracting from the judo but complimenting it!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks man, glad to hear that!

[@boloisdaman]

Agreed. Some KZbinrs would set this to "smack my bitch up" or something but not you :)

[@bigb00tyslayer20]

Very intelligent woman, respect!

[@atomsk1972]

So technical and strong - she's terrifying.

[@danielj233]

Absolute beast

[@pieroararomero6767]

Ela é uma das melhories 😍💪🥋

[@tanpiyoko7020]

Mongolianne waza master super powerful.

[@SergelenGANBAT]

Phenomenal!!!

[@eirdofkoda]

Absolutely beautiful and devastating at the same time.

[@minemarketman]

Also next level grip strength.

[@c7adventures376]

I was surprised she did not rip s Gi or 2 with that crazy grip.

[@bobbymyagmar7030]

Gaigaltai odoo Olympias neg alt avaarai amjilt

[@Lexthebarbarian]

I love the music. Makes the video better. Keep it up, mate! Osu!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks man!

[@ibeemeeintp3033]

Friggin awesome display of mastery.... 😎👍👍

[@HansDavidian]

God damn once she holds a grip she doesn't let go.

[@64kdawg]

Amazing Judo. Exciting and powerful

[@yagareta]

Another level!!!

[@mistuhjangles1384]

Amazing, technique for days.

[@ArpMadore1]

I'm a fan of Munkhbat as I've mentioned a few times she's a great newaza expert she made remarkable progress in her newaza from 2012 thruoghout 2013 her favorite Huizinga Roll is one of the current best newaza techniques but she was pinned and submitted by former world champ Ami Kondo and she was pinned by former world champ Funa Tonaki both are also newaza players who are specialized in SRT which is a very popular kosen technique among Japanese girls Munkhbat and many European players tend to frequently use Submission techniques on the other hand,many Japanese female players except Natsumi Tsunoda who is specialized in Juji are just Osaekomi crazies because of that,Westerners except IJF commentators tend to ignore them despite they dominate on the ground

[@DavidPerez-mr3cs]

What is SRT?

[@ArpMadore1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKndh5yfocRjppo SRT stands for Super Rolling Thunder This pinning technique was invented by the Kosen Judoka named Endo He seemed to like Professional Wrestling It is said that's why he chose such an exaggerated name

[@nyamaatselmeg9931]

gunisess record Munkhbat Urantsestesg

[@mbamkt2011]

Monster!!♥️

[@guitrr]

Incredible creativity in her moves.

[@wallacehickey120]

Nice!

[@rolandosparks5261]

SHE IS GREAT....... VERY TACTICAL AND FAST....

[@DerekFrazier2014]

Wow. She is fantastic

[@danielhensley2597]

Love it!

[@ankhbayar1313]

Legend🇲🇳👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@junon]

Fantastic.

[@dorjsambuualtanshagai6224]

I love this its inspiring me great video talented beaty

[@robbanks5023]

Amazing

[@ogbobbyjohnson8489]

Beautiful technical aggressive offense ! Dangerous with the takedown and grappling ...I'm in love! Lol

[@Alex-fv3od]

Fantastic

[@mcdeleve]

Wow!

[@viralloop647]

I do jiujitsu I noticed how her takedowns and movements are different then most thing I’ve seen for example when the other girl was belly down she sat on the back of her her pull on her belt and got an arm bar did anyone notice how effective that was?

[@sleepytwiggaming]

that omoplata style armlock she does is crazy!

[@andyperkins2523]

To much strength sloppy technique on submissions. She is just over powering these other women.

[@rickrochel8170]

She's a shemales?

[@yifan5309]

@@andyperkins2523 strength is part of skill 😆 even ur skill is good enough but without strength u are nothing

[@andyperkins2523]

ha lo strength is great till you come against an opponent stronger than you. Staying connected and using your opponents strength is the key to true skill. Forcing movements is not skill.

[@ramonantoniobennett-ryuuke6301]

The UFC and WWE and AEW ain't ready for her.

She is a beast.

[@subtlesedukshun8412]

Eff those who thumbs down. Crazy technical skills at display here.