Gaejthe is a beast man, he took tony to school, still tony put up a good fight but was outclassed ,he should've taken gaejthe in to deep waters after round 2, it was too late
Christian so sad it ended that way but justin was way better. Looked like tony was having a very bad day, not the el cucuy that i know. Hope he comes back and finds his better form again
The opponent helped the saddle entry. He literally moved the left leg into the triangle. Everything about this video confuses me other than the great entry 😅 I'll just assume he was takin off guard by a slick move and panicked. I watched it back 3-4 times and he had lots of time to c grip the knee, turn away, and kick out. I'm confused because if the reap is allowed I have to assume these 2 guys are high level. Anyways, came across this when looking at imanari roll breakdowns. This video confirms its legitimacy. Nice work
Here's a video of the imanari from standing th-cam.com/video/IPE__2_K5GI/w-d-xo.html As for the ankle lock position. Look up the 'saddle' BJJ position, it has many names for the position
I was wondering who would get it the slightly bigger dude or the skinny...such a skinny move I love chess moves in fighting and this is like check mate type shit
From my limited understanding of what happened (and the ibjjf rules!) that looked more like a kani basami than the typical iminari roll takedown ie an inversion into scissor sweep. Typically the iminari roll has the upper leg in the saddle position before the sweep is followed through. Under ibjjf the technique in the video is immediate DQ. However if the upper leg was in the saddle position before the sweep then the takedown would be fine. When you're in saddle however you can't attack the trapped leg under ibjjf, the far one is free game though. A bit convoluted but I think that's what the unofficial line is
guy it was done on just didnt know what was being done. not a very good roll, you can see his eyes drop and he gives a big tell that hes gonna go for the leg
Because you don't understand how it works probably. (and neither did the other guy, that's way he was caught off guard having no idea how to defend it).
At the belt level I was at and the rule set, I was not allowed to attack the first leg, hence switching to the second leg which has more control and going for the ankle lock there
@@mattdoyle1442 if someone does this, all you would have to do is step backwards and stomp them in the head while they sprawl around on the ground like a confused slug :/ this technique can be useful potentially, but this is NOT an effective move for 99% of physical altercations.
Just step backwards and hit them. What a solid strategy. I wonder why anybody who has ever been taken down or had their legs attacked didn’t think of that. If the attacker gets control of the leg, they extend their hips so the defender can’t foot fight. If they miss the leg, they can roll to another open guard or stand up. My guess is you’ve never had a leg locker attached to your leg. Not much you can do once extended.
@@mattdoyle1442 these bouts rely almost entirely on locking and wrestling exclusively. It doesn't take into account striking, or the vast array of things that can occur in an actual fight without limitations placed. This move has the potential to be useful, but you would be an absolute fool to attempt this roll in a street fight. :/
Beautiful roll. Youre not gonna make it that far against competent opponents unless you wrestle. He was really easily breaking your posture with a very weak clinch.
Might have to throw an Imanari...
Lol rip
Don't forget the sand
😂🤣😂
Rip El cucuy
Awesome, I'm still hoping to hit it in sparring, can't imagine getting it in comp.
Wow, didn't expect to see you here
Please tell me you’re making a bjj music album someday
Not with that attitude 🤑
Mate stfu
@@Fellowrser I'm not your mate, buddy.
Who’s here after Tony vs Gaethje?
Adrian B he will come back 💯
Gaejthe is a beast man, he took tony to school, still tony put up a good fight but was outclassed ,he should've taken gaejthe in to deep waters after round 2, it was too late
Christian I really hope so. I’m sad brotha.
Christian so sad it ended that way but justin was way better. Looked like tony was having a very bad day, not the el cucuy that i know. Hope he comes back and finds his better form again
Right here
He didn’t use sand, 2/10
🤣👌🏻
give him sand
THROW SAND TONY
Let’s see your technique? You get a 0/10 for being a keyboard critic!
@@jamiebonnar9466sand
Nasty bro straight nasty to pull that in practice let alone a comp. good job
Absolutely incredible display of acrobatic athleticism. Clash Royale in awe
Thanks for sharing. Great timing. Speed and transition switch from one leg to the other. Hope to see more of u. Best wishes.
I love how some bjj guy look like they've been stuffed into trash cans at some point in their lives but they are straight up assassins lol
For a second I thought curly hair guy was ben askren lmao
Shoulda countered it with the izanami
That was an honest sick move.
So smooth, hope you’ve perfected it
Ankle control pro wrestling technique mma skills
.. but nothing can beat the ref's smile !!
That was just slick.
Imagine Tony is fighting Khabib and Eddie says "might have to throw an imanari"
Rare to find guys, who put their feet together to defend a takedown.
imanari rolls are so dangerous... you get a head butt fifty percent of the time.
Wtf? Do you shoot standing up like a takedown? How tf does that happen
@@juliosanchez2411 like when the other guy gets down low to defend... they always run smack dab into my head while spinning around.
I try to knee the face as they spin and act like it’s a sprawl.
Don’t blink, you’ll miss it.
that's some real ninja stuff right here!
Zuckerbergs got some skills
That was smooth af!
I like how he set that up with his motion.
The jiu jitsu hand fighting is so hard too watch
Feels like when I attempt this its super messy and wrong but this is just 👌
Pure technique awesome !
I’ve done this a couple times in the ufc.
The game
Nicely done, fluid!
As a stompy 205 lber, I just watch in amazement lol I could never do such a roll lol
Yes you could
2019... the good ole days👍
This is Beautiful
Dude didn't know wtf was happening
So smooth
Eddie Bravo: If you look into it, look into it, you wouldn't believe the shit I've found. but hear me out look at this
Good to see Ben Askren keeping busy
the ultimate way of humiliating someone
don't mean it as a disrespect or anything but is this speed enough for pulling off imanari rolls in competition? felt like it was kinda slow
it's all depends on the competition level... at this level... apparently it was.
@@Daniel-yo5es thanks
@The Real Amwood nah.. that was a slow imanari dude... just was.
@The Real Amwood if the guy in front of you is a good wrestler, then trust me , he will defend your imanari roll Everytime if you do it like that
The opponent helped the saddle entry. He literally moved the left leg into the triangle. Everything about this video confuses me other than the great entry 😅 I'll just assume he was takin off guard by a slick move and panicked. I watched it back 3-4 times and he had lots of time to c grip the knee, turn away, and kick out. I'm confused because if the reap is allowed I have to assume these 2 guys are high level. Anyways, came across this when looking at imanari roll breakdowns. This video confirms its legitimacy. Nice work
solid imanari roll
0:24
the ryan hall fifty fifty
It almost looks like bro let him do it
Rock & _Roll_
Might have to throw an imanari....
I just don’t use a lot of imanari in training. I only use for tournament.
nice job ref xD
that was quick...
He is about to dance
Anyone know if there’s an instructional showing this whole setup without the knee reap?
Here's a video of the imanari from standing th-cam.com/video/IPE__2_K5GI/w-d-xo.html
As for the ankle lock position. Look up the 'saddle' BJJ position, it has many names for the position
Now Gracie Familly will say it that was Hélio GRACIE who develloped this moviment instead masakazu IMANARI !!!
Wow that was unreal
Good Job!
Crispy 🤌
I was wondering who would get it the slightly bigger dude or the skinny...such a skinny move I love chess moves in fighting and this is like check mate type shit
So cool❤
Nice work indeed.
Tony Ferguson would be proud
Anyone else thought that was a young Patrick Mahomes in the thumbnail?
Who the hell is that?
Tony ferguson entered the chat
Video starts at 0:24
Very cool but other didn't seem like he had the will to be on there
Booker T approves
so beautiful
Good job
Ryan Hall vs. BJ Penn
This guy & I look really similar so I show girls at the bar this video
Has it worked at all? 😅
@@anthonyhahn1523 worked well enough to give me warts
Smooth!
is that considered a knee reap under ibjjf rules?
I believe it is, but there's a few specific rules to the position that I am not 100% aware of
Crossing his ankles over and compressing the achilles is a reap??
From my limited understanding of what happened (and the ibjjf rules!) that looked more like a kani basami than the typical iminari roll takedown ie an inversion into scissor sweep. Typically the iminari roll has the upper leg in the saddle position before the sweep is followed through.
Under ibjjf the technique in the video is immediate DQ. However if the upper leg was in the saddle position before the sweep then the takedown would be fine. When you're in saddle however you can't attack the trapped leg under ibjjf, the far one is free game though.
A bit convoluted but I think that's what the unofficial line is
Yes immediate DQ
ive heard that if you reap the knee (sitting in honey hole) is only illegal if you attack the trapped leg.. im not sure tho
youve been staring at that left leg for 4 seconds, a good opponet would have noticed and defended it
wow
Why does this look staged ?
It was probably the 1st time someone went for imanari roll on him so he kinda froze. I am sure he learned from this.
guy it was done on just didnt know what was being done. not a very good roll, you can see his eyes drop and he gives a big tell that hes gonna go for the leg
@@FTWGamerTrue he dosen't belong fighting
@ArchAingeal lol got me 😂
Because you don't understand how it works probably.
(and neither did the other guy, that's way he was caught off guard having no idea how to defend it).
Would this be IBJJF legal?
calf slicer but nice
Sick
This is jiu jitsu?
youtube algorithm brought me here after watching eddie bravo
What is this? Hugshido?
The other guy kind of froze -- didn't know what to do. In a mma match, it would be too slow to succeed.
U realize this happens in the ufc right? I've seen plenty of bjj technicians pull it off it... by yeah these r jhits ofc he is slow
I was only a fresh blue belt too 😅
@@anthonyhahn1523 Still impressive as ever, but you already know that. Btw which one is you?
Skinny one on the right :)
This was invented by a guy who MMA fights and does it all the time in MMA.
I don’t do Jiu jitsu, but why the switch to the other leg?
At the belt level I was at and the rule set, I was not allowed to attack the first leg, hence switching to the second leg which has more control and going for the ankle lock there
Anthony Hahn ahh I see. Regardless, it looked very fluid 👍🏼
beautiful
i couldn’t do this cause i’d end up just throwing a hook while they tryna grab each other😂
Nice wok
Imagine that....
It looks like 2nd graders fighting BRUUhHH
thats cause you dont understand whats happening lol
Fun to watch but drop that knee next time bro
This would not work on the roads
other guy should have threw some sand
Wtf looked like he gave up.
Should've thrown sand instead...
When all else fails…
Good old SGT, which club are you at bro?
Yeah comps right! Train at Perth hills legion 13
@@anthonyhahn1523 nice, I'm at Mat shark bjj in cockburn
Iv been there once before for the Lachlan Giles seminar, good little setup
@@anthonyhahn1523 it's really cosy
A kick to groin should stop this method
yo that ref needs more teeth
Give me sand
審判の首に光る、健康磁気ネックレス∠( ﾟдﾟ)／
Wat
Now try it in the streets haha
:O
Such a flashy and useless technique lmao. If you did this to anyone in a real fight, you would be in for a very rude awakening sadly :(
If you think you are tougher than an ankle lock or heel hook.. you would be in for a rude awakening
@@mattdoyle1442 if someone does this, all you would have to do is step backwards and stomp them in the head while they sprawl around on the ground like a confused slug :/ this technique can be useful potentially, but this is NOT an effective move for 99% of physical altercations.
Just step backwards and hit them. What a solid strategy. I wonder why anybody who has ever been taken down or had their legs attacked didn’t think of that.
If the attacker gets control of the leg, they extend their hips so the defender can’t foot fight. If they miss the leg, they can roll to another open guard or stand up. My guess is you’ve never had a leg locker attached to your leg. Not much you can do once extended.
@@mattdoyle1442 these bouts rely almost entirely on locking and wrestling exclusively. It doesn't take into account striking, or the vast array of things that can occur in an actual fight without limitations placed. This move has the potential to be useful, but you would be an absolute fool to attempt this roll in a street fight. :/
@@UltimateEdgeLord.4.2.0.6.9. oh the expert of all things in combat is here to clear up the misconception
thank you good sir
Beautiful roll. Youre not gonna make it that far against competent opponents unless you wrestle. He was really easily breaking your posture with a very weak clinch.
For sure, this is something I have been working on since then :)