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That's a rather contrived way of writing lol

Sorry, I don't know any details about him.

The fighter in the first match was unlucky to break his fibula due to the Achilles lock😣. This tournament is run by the largest MMA organization in Japan and is sophisticated in all aspects. In addition, many famous fighters have been produced.

In your country, when you clean, do you roll around the floor and adsorb dust and mites on your body? I see! It's a country with great habits😌

Thank you for watching. They are Japanese amateur MMA fighters.

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Judo Guy's opponent is small, so he attacks in a way that emphasizes the difference in physique. The wrestler is a former second-placed Japanese athlete, and although he is small, he braves his opponent's attacks and uses his wrestling techniques to toy with the judoka.

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In the first place, Aikido does not involve actual combat, so they have no interest in us at all.

​@@saito-house1999 i see aikido at my local gym where i practice boxing and bjj. If aikido isnt for actual combat then what is it for?

@@BilalMarcus The purpose of martial arts is to reach a state of mindlessness. No fear, no anger, no tension, no arrogance, no agitation. The mind should be like a calm lake. Martial artists seem to think so.

@@BilalMarcus When the word "Budo" is used in Japan for martial arts, it means that it includes an element of mental training. The goal is not how to win a fight, but to achieve a "state of mindlessness"

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Judokas who enter sparring knowing they are at a disadvantage, and wrestlers who do not attack by grabbing the gi, fight with the pride of samurai. This may be difficult for rational-thinking foreigners to understand.

Although he is young and seems to want to focus on attacking, I think he will be better for his judo if he learns how to defend when he is on the tatami.

Oh yeah, he's 3rd dan.

Normally, this jiu-jitsu practitioner is physically strong and skilled in judo, so he is rarely attacked on the ground. This time, the wrestler's technique was so good that he was at a disadvantage.

Thank you for watching! Next time, please take some motion sickness medication.

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Are you gay? 😂You have some good taste🤣

Thank you for watching. Was there anything unsightly?

​@@saito-house1999the takedown was unsightly

It's amazing that you were able to tell the difference. Don't people of different nationalities all look the same?

@@saito-house1999 I've been watching almost all your videos and getting to know the different persons. Love the names for everyone, gives insight to who they are and also getting to know the different styles of each person. Great fun to watch, thanks for posting!

@@ds7p Thank you for watching as always.Nicknames of the performers were chosen randomly based on their characteristics, occupations, sports history, and other backgrounds. Please forgive us if some of them are difficult to understand.🙇

Thank you for watching until the end. For beginners, the 3 minutes of grappling felt very long, and I imagine that the energy drop alarm was ringing in the brain.

If you use martial arts to defend yourself, you risk injuring the other person and becoming the assailant instead. If you are physically strong enough to practice martial arts, I think it would be wise to run away from the scene.

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It's illegal in judo but legal in grappling. Judoists try to demonstrate their abilities while conforming to the rules.

Don't get me wrong, Wrestler and Judoka are sparring under grappling rules, using their respective abilities.

​@@saito-house1999yo no ví ningún técnica de judo, lo siento

@@seniorjota3143 La forma en que luchan los luchadores ha eclipsado las técnicas del judo.

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That's true. Thank you for pointing that out.

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