When size doesn't matter - Judo (Smaller Judokas beating giants)

A compilation of Judo techniques executed on much bigger/heavier opponents.
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[@mider-spanman5577]

The last guy that kissed his fallen opponents’s stomach. Ultimate respect!

[@mfp5585]

Both Georgians, they probably know each other well ;)

[@guyeshel9316]

00:40 Holy molly old school Judo with a wrestling double leg move Wow! So rare and beautiful

[@user-tz9jh6pv2j]

@N0rbert Very stupid it was banned. I'm so glad I finally found a school that does all judo, not just sports judo.

[@yasminemathers5708]

@N0rbert could you please tell me why was it banned?

[@user-tz9jh6pv2j]

@@yasminemathers5708 can't touch legs during throws. why? because IJF is trash

[@Dezdichado1000]

@@yasminemathers5708 Because Mongolians were running rampant.

[@Redneck_Wizard]

​@@Dezdichado1000No it's a myth that it had anything to do with wrestlers winning it only has to do with the Olympics committee beong too stupid to see the difference between Judo and wrestling.

[@rajdeepnath1633]

For people who don't know, actually it's advantageous to be a bit shorter and stouter while executing a leg/ hip throw or a double leg takedown. Both in Judo and wrestling.

[@kekyoin1261]

Can confirm, leads to a lower center of gravity. Also gives you a natural benefit in wrestling of your head being lower than a taller opponents with less effort.

[@MaxLohMusic]

It doesn't help when you're both shorter and lighter. Also the number of techniques where it's advantageous to be short are eclipsed by those where it's advantageous to be tall. Most of these are due to skill discrepancy

[@michiel5160]

​@@MaxLohMusicAre you talking about judo specifically?

[@MaxLohMusic]

@@michiel5160 IMO what I said was always true in both Judo and wrestling but was exacerbated even further by the controversial anti-leg-grab Judo rules invented in 2010. Lots of anti-tall-people counters then became illegal.

[@michiel5160]

@@MaxLohMusic I don't really watch judo, but I do watch a lot of greco and freestyle wrestling. World class wrestlers are usually pretty short for their weight.

[@beskeptic]

This is one of the best videos on youtube!!! Thank you!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you!

[@user-zg7yb3ou2l]

Техника дзюдо - Великолепна!!!

[@sasaetsurikomiashi]

With attacking under the belt, it is easy to overcome size. But under the rules of modern judo, it is very hard to overcome size.

[@Redneck_Wizard]

Not really watch Fedor Emelianenko fights he was almost always the smaller guy in the heavyweight division and he would always take down bigger guys with Judo and Sambo upper body throws.

[@marshalllaw123]

@@Redneck_Wizard judo isn’t MMA…

[@alexferrana3979]

Yet Fedor used sambo moves, and sambo has many moves from judo

[@MaxLohMusic]

I completely agree. But there's still a silver lining. It forces you to focus on unconventional techniques that catch wrestlers by surprise. Within this set of techniques, some of them are still applicable against large opponents, as can be seen in this video

[@ArpMadore1]

Anno, who appears several times in this video, was always a talented player However, she was the shortest in her division, even in the country This required extraordinary effort and ingenuity on her part to beat the taller players, But she overcame the challenge This is also true of Uemura, Endo, Muneta, who were only 170cm tall but made their mark on the world

[@brianstark2219]

Shortness is not a liability in judo. It allows one to more easily get under an opponents center of gravity with the seoi nage technique. Many of the all time great All Japan champions were fairly short .. but heavy.

[@jafalk1022]

Given the same weight I would think being short is actually an advantage

[@brianstark2219]

@@jafalk1022 OTOH, two of the greatest judoka ever were 6'6" Anton Geesink of the Netherlands and 6'7" Frenchman out of Martinique, Teddy Riner. There are judo throws for all body types that can exploit every body type imaginable. But its true that short heavy people have very powerful techniques that can KO anybody. Its frequently a question of who beats whom to the punch

[@ArpMadore1]

@@brianstark2219 Certainly in the case of Judo, that's an aspect of it On the other hand, Japanese players were frequently grabbed by the collar or back by European players who were 10 cm or sometimes over 20 cm taller than them, and were unable to do almost anything and were given penalties If this happens, they can't use seoi ngae or similar techniques the way they want to It's not easy to overcome these kinds of situations

[@brianstark2219]

Thats the price you pay when you lobby to make your national sport an Olympic sport (lol) You might run into a mammoth political entity like the USSR, which only cares about running up medal totals and can incorporate their own quasi-judo grappling styles (ie, Sambo) which favor their body types. And you have to accomodate them .. if you wanted your sport to remain on the Olympic program Fundamentally, Japanese style favors people who arent exceptionally tall and have proportionally longer trunks and great lower body flexibility. Of course .. it was crafted by a Japanese proffessor for the Japanese people

[@glennhynes5263]

Beautiful Big Judo with an excellent backing track. 👏

[@mark347347]

Doubtless it's possible for a smaller one to beat a larger opponent, but you need quite a large amount of skill to bridge the gap. I'm a 65kg white belt, but I quite easily man-handled a 50kg blue belt. Judo is not magic, it's physics, and at that kind of difference, it's not easy to overcome brute strength

[@ChalfontJudokwai]

A blue belt may be more experienced than you (and hopefully not for long) but is not an experienced person in Judo terms. 1st Dan is considered to be the point at which you have learnt the basics and now start learning Judo 'properly'. There could be many reasons. Maybe the 50Kg blue belt was intimidated by your size/strength. Maybe they didn't have the technical acumen to see how to beat you and used the wrong techniques. Maybe you just attacked to fast. It does not apply that lighter weights always beat heavier ones. Just that the laws of physics that you quote mean that with the correct application of leverage, balance, momentum etc. gravity will always have the final say. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4exo2apra-SaJY

[@SalmanBJJ]

@@ChalfontJudokwai Great response 👏👏👏

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

....ok? What's the point of this point? Literally a video here showing smaller guys beating bigger guys, obviously with high level skill. You sound like another insecure big guy trying to maintain your little ego.

[@elguerojusticiero]

@@ChalfontJudokwai I don't think you are arguing his point. Size matters in all sports. It's why the openweights are overwhelmingly won by heavyweights. Skill is great but weight and strength matter just as much.

[@dylanmorgan2752]

Technique beats strength a lot. Having both makes you dangerous. But often the lightest opponents have the best technique out of necessity. Training BJJ I’m stronger than majority of my partners but I can’t always just muscle out of a technique. My only experience of judo before getting into martial arts was seeing a tiny female shop assistant (black belt) flip a guy twice her size like a fish and stand on his neck after he tried to rob an opticians.

[@leevancleef358]

Great skills and GREAT MUSIC!

[@realtalk9169]

no movie special effects just pure good working technique.

[@paramedic28154]

Thats why judo was created! So a smaller person can throw a bigger person! Awesome video!

[@fastacelzapacescu5445]

Thank you, Sir!

[@koikogo]

Super. Thank you. Good beginning for new day.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks for watching!

[@desertdead5590]

The father of Judo, kanō jigorō, had small shape too.

[@zada7629]

Beautiful stuff

[@blackgouk7745]

0:27 best one 👌

[@rrivera85]

Keiji Suzuki if I'm correct

[@andrejohansen9108]

Really Nice idea, good job man!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you!

[@ruspingpong]

0:58 it’s so nice!! It's a pity, that the recording is too old.

[@fermatomoncler]

Does anyone know where it's from?

[@ruspingpong]

@@fermatomoncler I don’t know, lol) Maybe Japan

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

Some of these are David vs Goliath. Some are more like two Goliaths shaking the earth together)

[@haffoc]

inspiring.

[@NickKano11]

One of the most memorable ippons I scored in my amateur competitive career was a Te Guruma against a guy two weight categories heavier than me. Sigh those were the days...

[@JudoMateo]

When you hit Te Guruma you always feel like a boss immediately afterwards from my experience.

[@NickKano11]

@@JudoMateo people think it's a muscle technique, but it isn't. With correct timing, it feels effortless.

[@JudoMateo]

@@NickKano11 I know, but you still get the credit of hitting a sweet move that makes you appear beastly strong.

[@merileopardisaksassa7030]

Fantastic collection! The next time someone tells me that smaller people (in my case the accusation is usually woman) will never be able to stand up to a heavier opponent, even untrained, I will show them this video. Edit: it seems like no one in the comment section under my comment happens to be a woman. The point between the lines was not: I'll have a cool fighting match with untrained dudes to show them how dominant and powerful I am even as a woman! There is a much realer concern: having a much higher chance of being the target for sexual assault and robbery. If some creep comes up to you, they usually don't assume that YOU will do something to THEM as a female. If you are patient enough to wait for them to come close enough to actually touch you it is not hard to get them to fall somehow if you know how to fall yourself and are quick about it. An explosive reaction is so unexpected that felling a huge guy is quite possible, especially an untrained one. It should take only one throw without safety guidance to crack the guys skull on the asphalt at least. This can give you some time to take out peperspray, run, scream, choke him out etc. depending on what tools and escape ways are available. Idk, worked for me when I was 14, barely trained, and a man was stalking me home from the train station. Please note: I am European, so firearms are pretty much a non-threat. Tripping a guy more than double my weight with a surprise attack was pretty intuitive thanks to my training with men that size and him being majorly distracted by trying to grope and drag me, who was acting dazed and almost unresisting, behind a building. He was out cold the moment his skulI met the curb. I got enough time to run to the gas station nearby and call the cops and an ambulance for him. Okay rant over. It's just driving me up the wall that the actual logistics of assault aren't really taken into consideration by quite a few people and it sounds like the default idea of a fight anyone might get into is some kind of 1-on-1 Jackie Chan street fight situation. There is so much surprising shit that is more likely to happen than you think, but you can be just as surprising too foetunately.

[@MMABeijing]

can a woman do.that to.a larger untrained man?

[@texdiddyable]

MMABeijing An olympic judoka woman ? Yes easily.

[@thedopesickshow]

Women absolutely can to an UNTRAINED man. There’s a level when skill and strength meet, and in jiu jitsu especially I’ve seen smaller women wreck big men. Now I train with a world champion named Paulo Santana, and we have a solid team, but we have a purple belt woman who’s 150 pounds who I personally witnessed tap a former college football player who weighed 230 pounds multiple times in a round. Judo’s a bit tougher because kinetic energy, but absolutely possible when extremely well trained. I’m not big myself at 165 pounds, and although I powerlift (515 deadlift w/wraps) I don’t weigh much. I’m able to easily handle a room full of big men and although strength helps I’m outweighed by the majority and as a brown belt my experience has me handling people on the daily (I train 2x daily 5 days a week, once a day Saturday and Sunday). Jiu jitsu takes away kinetic energy, once your off your feet it’s all leverage, so in bjj I see women easily able to handle bigger men way more frequently than judo but at a certain level of experience women are able to handle bigger men in judo. Check my channel out, I’ve used judo (brown) and bjj (blue belt) training twice daily to change my life. Clean since April 2010, and it’s thanks to martial arts. I’m going to be adding content at my judo club with former Olympian Tarek Moneir and world bjj champ Paulo Santana this week (just started a week and a half ago, over 140 subs and growing though!).

[@user-nb2wr2qd2s]

女性が自衛のために訓練をすることに賛成します

[@occamsox5331]

In a dojo, in a competition, in a controlled environment? Yes. In a fight I’m not so sure. Humans are capable of grotesque levels of violence and cruelty, some crave nothing more than to make others suffer.

[@ovskihouse5278]

Hey there I love your tutorial. It's means big motivation for me. Thanks a lot. Try to produce another videos like that Smaller vs taller Professional one vs fat man

[@AndreyAndreev_USP]

All my life i love striking combat sports (boxing, kick-boxing, muai-thai). But several years ago, i fall in love with judo. Special thanks to Andrey Shidlovsky (St. Petersburg, Russia). Thanks a lot for video. Could please anybody tell me the name of the track. Peace to all!

[@ww-pt4md]

日本勢の技術の高さに感心👏

[@mauricefaulkner455]

Not enough coverage of this Martial art on MSM we need more please

[@user-mv4th3xl1v]

Последний бросок самый импозантный , вернее финал - поцелуй в пупок противника ... Большое уважение борцу в синем...

[@Ariel7877]

Absolutely! Judo fundamental is a smaller and weaker to face and win a bigger and stronger opponent. Judo was developed fot this.

[@saturnsteel6952]

Wow nice ippons nice music 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@samitabbakh8409]

Indeed! That was the best part of the video.

[@derekbowbrick6233]

Nice editing.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you!

[@user-xd2ip7cs3m]

David can throw giant! That's Judo!

[@daviderusso1238]

Is there hope for me? Great video. Bigger opponents are difficolt to move. XD ;)

[@MaxLohMusic]

Is there even a name for the finishing technique at 1:07? Seems very unique

[@regiasama3565]

The essence of judo is that it was designed specifically for the smaller guy to beat the bigger guy.

[@Judoka_UZB]

This is judo😎

[@petersteele7603]

Haven't even watched yet... upvote & subscribe. I'm over 6ft tall and I gotta say it's the short stout guys that I get edgey around... so easy for them to slip right beneath my center of gravity and slam me with the planet! As a tall guy... I picked up TKD to help in this area. Of all the striking arts... I love the TKD kicks the most. Great transitions to judo/Jujitsu. Front snap kick to tomoe naga.... low side kick to osoto gari... Side kick to any seoi naga Reverse side kick to kneeling moroti seoi naga... This has been the best answer I've experienced to the short guy problem. Kicks make the short guys dash in... well, 60% of the time it works everytime. You can never practice falling enough.

[@abderrahmanemallem4958]

Quand le veuille ou non le judo reste un des meilleurs arts martiaux au monde

[@markd2797]

the kouchi at 4:40 looks like magic

[@guest0046]

3:05 ko uchi so beautiful! Keiji Suzuki. If u watch closely you can see how he catches him mid step by strafing right

[@ronki23]

Koshi waza and te waza is good for taking out taller people. I'm more of a sweeper myself.

[@johnpauljones9310]

Judo: Technique beats inexperience. Strength beats equal technique. Balance (Kuzushi) beats equal technique and equal strength.

[@jorjajorjan3863]

You are right!

[@skopox]

À 0:40, morote gari, technique aujourd'hui interdite (stupidement selon moi), alors que l'on autorise la saisie de la ceinture. J'ai arrêté le judo il y a plus de quinze ans après l'avoir pratiqué pendant près de quarante ans. Les règles actuelles du judo sont suicidaires. Ce sport ne sera jamais médiatisé avec des règles aussi stupides et qui changent tous les ans. Y a t-il un pilote (un sensei ou à défaut quelqu'un de sensé) dans l'avion ?

[@wispermapiro8290]

personally i think this art is very good for short people look at the Japan also the founder they are short

[@semgeilenkirchen9829]

the first one did matter, he had so much weight he just straight up ipponed himself

[@viktorperin5453]

my kind of sport ;)

[@urosmilosevic5299]

AJAJAJAJAJAJA VERDAD

[@bhiei]

a total commitment to a technique really can defeat size, essence of judo, check out 71 Olympics Taylor against Dietrich if you haven't seen it ura nage

[@gelmibson883]

Wooo! Wooo!

[@user-pl3lt6pj3h]

Это совпадает в свое философии дзюдо и айкидо: 'когда наваливается на тебя огромная тяжесть умудрись сразу же нагибаться, увертиваться как ветви ивы, тогда эта тяжесть дальше перелетит.'

[@skiffs7380]

Да! Чудесный комментарий...

[@Meowface.]

That last one, he should have blown a raspberry on his belly 😆

[@CharlesJones-el5nx]

Quick and knowledge. the samari mentality still is in judo its good because it gives you that it's life or death type of mentality.

[@BrunoRodrigues-fw9ri]

6:19 soo nice

[@opufy]

Judo... defies gravity!

[@G0dspelronin]

3rd throw in was epic (Seoinage I believe)

[@rrivera85]

Morote Gari

[@infjyu4005]

7:03　love this

[@ericr2617]

Back stepping throws work so well then they are taller then you

[@prodango5272]

Well....okay I get the title. But Judo is about size NOT mattering....haha! ;)

[@kjj48mikii-88]

Tiny Japanese developed skills to beat Giants by using opponent's power and this is what the spirit of Judo is all about. Sumo is also the same. You can see the same breakthrough in various Japanese animations. Timing of these incredible overturning motion is a miracle instance which has been given by God after severe training.

[@user-rc6nw9qq9d]

立ち技こそ講道館柔道の真髄 実に美しい

[@MRWSSHORTY]

Alright, the very best I saw Was my teammate, who fought in the -61kg class against an over 96 kg in that class. ( I think these were the weights at this time, might be before more than 35 years, don't blame me for that!) The heavy weight man came to the square and he grinned, not to long. He fell on a very fast moved seoi otoshi, quite smooth but then he was beaten by the fast following juji gatame. Our team won the fight, although we did not had a heavy weight fighter. Can you imagine this situation, it happened in our home Dojo. UNBELIEVABLE, but true!

[@EmilieetConstanceNazet]

it worked because it was a guy and he was fast, a girl under 61kg would have not have been able to do that because of less strength and less bone density

[@lancehobbs8012]

Having weight classes proves it DOES matter

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

They definitely do. Most of the videos are of heavy weights where it matters less but is of course still a factor.

[@luistrekker]

At 2:09 Aurélio Miguel = Brazil!

[@prieten49]

What's the name of that "kiss the belly of your defeated opponent" technique?

[@uzeyircoskun]

Does double leg takedown allowed?

[@tommym321]

This looks more like “guys who are already pretty big beating bigger guys” I don’t see too many “small” guys here.

[@911Salvage]

lol the last one.

[@andrabudan2875]

Should have started with min 1:17. That is wild! I am intrigued and would like an expert opinion, since I'm an amateur.

[@Ludwig_Van_Aristossine]

according to the laws of physics, beeing shorter and smaller in judo is better than beeing bigger

[@zeeleven9853]

It depends on the weight range. What is possible when 'the smaller' black belt judoka weighs 100kg against a 150kg black belt judoka, will be quite impossible when a 70kg black belt judoka fights a 100kg black belt judoka. That's why there are many categories with a ~5kg range until a certain weight, and then one category for everyone else who is above 100kg. 🤷‍♂️

[@zeeleven9853]

​@@jangyuxinevs23 human physiology doesn't work this way, think of 55kg judoka vs 70kg, the ratio is even bigger ~0.79 but 55kg judoka would have almost zero chances to win

[@user-pp5zc9xg7j]

これ見ると柔道したくなるw

[@christophercraft957]

Thought that dude at the very end was gonna motorboat his opponent.

[@mattjorgensen2267]

Yeah but the problem with actual combat is that the little guy completes the throw and then still ends up on the bottom like the 2nd example in this clip. I love judo but there's just too much self-sacrifice to make it work.

[@lutfihidayat2218]

Judo is a sport.. you don't use it in actual combat.. use gun, if it's legal in your country.. that's the best option for self defence..

[@RickySpanish12344]

Not in real life combat. Judo throwing someone on the concrete or hard ground can knock them out or worse. You're watching people who are equally matched in competition. A skilled Judo fighter going against someone who doesn't know the technique doesn't end up on the bottom after throwing someone. It's like comparing Karate point fighting with full contact Karate where knockouts happen.

[@m5a1stuart83]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnvco6OYmZl6aMU This Police that throw the demonstrator, the demonstrator vomit and pass out after the throw, after that he ended up at the hospital having his back broken. This is why they called it Ippon when you are laying on your back since it will give you an instant KO or ended up Paralyzes especially on concrete.

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

@@m5a1stuart83 exactly, the ippon itself comes from the fact that in battle, if a warrior throw someone flat on their back, that person would be dead since they're vulnerable to a blade or any weapon coming down on them.

[@blacksideknight3]

I would add to the responses that once they get their throw they aren't trying to stay on top bc the match is over

[@jrsav1866]

I remember I threw a guy who was 162kg and I was only 107 kg

[@therandomnomad435]

Then you're probably stronger too. Without considerable strength,you can't handle a guy of that weight. Because both of you are skilled.

[@DaBinChe]

shorter has advantage from lower center of gravity.

[@davidlaubshire9438]

My invention is a laser guided bom that has two altimiders to ground and one to explode above target

[@Antoine-gx4yl]

Nice

[@amitabak3937]

Pure judo as it meant to be and not the nonsense rules they today

[@maskanews]

Поцелуй в живот забавен)

[@therandomnomad435]

Weightlifting,I mean powerlifting and good base in techniques can definitely help a smaller person to beat a heavier one.

[@user-cs6cf6lw4d]

Αυτό είναι το γνήσιο Τζούντο

[@cuecumbah2225]

When will people learn skill beats size unless its a huge difference

[@AmbiCZ]

7:01 When you kiss her belly and the baby kicks back.

[@AnaBeatriz-xl3qo]

The last one really kissed the opponent's belly????? No way hahhahahah

[@sasgayable]

so many of the more recent ippons are yukos at best. contrast with the guy in the 60s having to throw that monster three times to win the match.

[@julienf2301]

Most of the small winners of this video were Japanese. Part of the explanation is simply that the Japanese are over-represented amongst smaller guys. But another part could be that the Japanese spend more time fighting without weight categories and they have to get used to this kind of scenarios.

[@therandomnomad435]

They train with higher weights. If you're able to train with higher weights,then it's possible for you to overcome the strength advantage of an opponent.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Logic has shown, size matters ONLY if both individuals are close or equal in skill. If the larger guy has little to no skill and the smaller guys has elite level skill, then the size and strength difference won’t matter much. Raw strength alone will never overcome broad skill. Also this video is proof Judo has shooting takedowns.

[@brianstark2219]

Of course. Judo isnt magic; its applied bio mechanics. Size and weight DO matter a lot; but so does strength, flexibility, quickness, experience and skill. Whoever has the best mix of those factors will win

[@Shadowrulzalways]

@@brianstark2219 Exactly. Having only size and strength, won’t work alone. They do matter but only when the skill levels of both individuals are close or even.

[@stampledumple9419]

You can work your strenght with your skills, it also matters a lot, while you cant change your size.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

@@stampledumple9419 You’re completely missing the point… 🤦‍♂️😂

[@EmilieetConstanceNazet]

explain me why my black belt friend who is 39kg girl never wins against my 98kg friend who has 0 experience then

[@twa0307]

Who is this at 0:53?

[@echelon2k8]

Getting your opponent on the ground is only half the battle yet that's when these guys call it a day thinking that they've won? I don't get it.

[@valentinobambino6728]

It's Judo not Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

[@m5a1stuart83]

Have you ever been thrown on concrete or even on dirt/grass? I once throw an opponent on concrete, he cant walk for about a week. A Police throw a demonstrator using Harai Tsurikomi Ashi on concrete, the demonstrator ended up vomit and go into hospital and having his back broken.

[@m5a1stuart83]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnvco6OYmZl6aMU This is the Police that throw the demonstrator, the demonstrator vomit and pass out after the throw, after that he ended up at the hospital having his back broken. This is why they called it Ippon when you are laying on your back since it will give you an instant KO or ended up Paralyzes especially on concrete.

[@xandeexandee6513]

Smaller judokas has lower center of gravity, an advantage over larger taller opponents.

[@sasaetsurikomiashi]

But taller judokas have advantage of Ashi waza and Koshi waza. Each has pros and cons.

[@superfatbecca6285]

Please please please do a "why gender doesn't matter" video I love the creative comments

[@ilank43]

The third Ipon was not fair ... the opponent hand his hand for hand shaking.

[@Taunus_P5-HT-V8]

Big girl held osaekomi by small girl is fun to watch.

[@diosdadoapias]

Size does not matter? in the uploaded video, both Judoka are big bodied and that is what matter as they are strong. height is not really a big factor but your body size. one who is smaller but have have big body size could be stronger plus the technic; and the smallness in height will act, against taller opponent, as stumbling block. smaller in height are not easy to tumble or to stumble, they are nearer to he ground, but the taller ones.

[@therandomnomad435]

It's about strength too. If you're small,but lift heavier weights,then you can fight heavier guys.

[@komendorf]

В третьем бою была применена ПОДЛОСТЬ. Соперник понял, что ему протягивают руку для рукопожатия, и в ответ, расслабившись, тоже начал протягивать свою, считая, что борьба начнётся после этого. А противник в синем кимоно в этот момент, ОБМАНУВ соперника своим "дружественным" жестом, ПОДЛО бросился ему в ноги. ФОРМАЛЬНО, может быть он и прав. Но именно на формальностях всегда только и выезжает ПОДЛОСТЬ.

[@mamukatoklikishvili6176]

👍👍👍

[@danielone8]

4:33 esse baby sempre cai que nem bosta impressionante, só tamanho

[@bubbahottep8644]

If you have to roll them onto their back seconds after you take them down in order to get the ippon, I don't think it should be an ippon.

[@markmearth1]

I have always felt that way, too.

[@user-jk5up4zq8q]

07:02 hahahahaha))))

[@fablecomtois8721]

0:26 Mettre un tel uchimata sur ce type d'adversaire, c'est tout simplement incroyable. Le polonais Wojnarowicz était un colosse mais Suzuki était explosif et avait un excellent placement.

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Judo un jour judo toujours...