bjj as a whole is not a spectator sport. this seems boring to the average person but as a bjj practitioner it is a display of high level techniques and stamina.
I agree its as boring as fuck. I prefer MMA where you have punches and kicks and some ground work. This just reminds me of some retarded judo event. So bloody boring rolling around on the floor like monkeys. Definately not my idea of an exciting sport. Why the hell would someone ONLY practice this? I can see the point in learning this and adding it to your arsenal as a whole but focusing just on this would bore the hell out of me.
Ahh man clearly you have never done jiu jitsu. It's not for everyone but I think it's a blast. Especially nogi. This match however is lame. I boxed and fought mma for 6 years and I like bjj wayyyy better. Plus, no brain damage yay!!!
Nogi bjj is like wrestling except you get it strangle the dude instead of pin him. It's super fun. Also, unlike striking you can do it at 100% without getting hurt. Additionaly it's the best self defense art. In a striking match everyone has a punchers chance against me even if they have no experience. However if I take it to the ground there is just no way experience can be faked. That's why I like it so much, because you start out getting worked and as months and years go by you start submitting the guys who were making you tap. Finally, I like it because it's a better workout than striking. Much more physically taxing. This was a bad video. Watch some eddie bravo invitational matches and join a bjj class. I promise you will have so much fun, gain confidence, and learn how to rip someone's leg arm or neck off which is always useful lol
I know it looks like they're really struggling to fight eachother..... But I know either of those guys could absolutely roll me in a fight in 2 seconds flat LOL
As a boxer myself, I see this and I'm like "Man, that must be so exhausting." An ordinary person would be tired out and completely out of energy in maybe 30 seconds of this.
Pfff the intense emotions in the final minute, you could see Bernardo really in pain and desperation.. Inspirational to see how he pushed through that lateron. And of course Buchecha being spectacular.
I can see why folks would think this is boring. Hell I PRACTICE it 2-3 times a week, and I still think GI jiu-jitsu is hard to watch sometimes. But to outright lambaste a sport you know nothing about, especially one as tremendously complex as this, is ignorant as fuck. And p.s., if this looks pointless/useless to you, it's probably because the two men competing are a couple of the best in the world and their skills cancel each other out. GI or no-GI, they would likely strangle you or snap your arm in half as easy as tying their belt.
Thank you for saying this. I'm looking into Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for my son and I was expecting this video to be a bunch of cool kicks and punches and moves. At first I thought the title of this video must've been sarcasm but thanks to your comment I get it now lol
Buchecha is super fast and explosive for his size it seems. Well built too. Bernardo keeps coming forward and has such solid technique. Also, love his videos. Seems so humble and nice. Great ambassador for bjj
What makes Buchecha such a treat to watch is his speed and well roundedness. Top, bottom, he can do it all and has no problem in any position. Its very refreshing after watching guys spend 10 minutes trying to 50/50 or berimbolo each other so they can win by 1 advantage.
So if they were fighting in the street and one of these people wasn't skilled, I guess they'd would have a dislocated limb in the first 45-60 seconds right.
+Ysmira Depending on the path taken, it would be much less. A black belt at this level grappling an unskilled opponent would most likely (I would hope) gain an advantageous position and disable them. If there were a reason to break a limb or put them out, it would take 5-10 seconds max.
There's a lot of contempt for BJJ in this thread. I guess all grappling is supposed to be done in TapOut shirts while drinking Bud Light. There's an entire universe of subtlety and intricacy happening here that you simply don't understand if you don't train. And yes, it all very necessary and very effective.
Mike you cant explain it to people that have been breed on getting things quick. Food quick,enjoyment quick, bjj isnt for them let them talk,as my coach told me one time " ONE LESS WORTHY OPPONENT FOR ME TO FACE""
Michael Reilly It's advertised as the "Most Exciting Fight Ever" which us extremely click bait. I can't say that it was the best fight ever- because I'm only just now watching BJJ matches.
Michael ReillyDet jag har lärt mig är följande: Det är lätt at lägga på nya saker typ att lära sig något nytt som en ny hobby eller ett nytt språk, men utmaningen mina vänner är att prioritera bort saker. Det är här det svåra börjar för då måste vi börja säga nej till vissa saker istället för att säga ja till allt.
The most intense full body sport,. It's like swimming in seaweed while fighting a sticky squid. Sometimes your head goes under and it's literally suffocating.
Bernardão sinistro mas aí foi início da renovação do jiu jitsu Como acontece sempre surgirão novas estrela para o céu continue brilhando e renovando o ciclo
So few bjj guys have a good stand up game. I wrestled my whole life then started bjj as an adult my takedown and top game are as good as most the blue belts and purple belts. But my bottom game and submissions are are whitebelt level for sure. Look at the shot he takes at the start its begginer at best these guys are great bjj guys though. Imo a lot of bjj guys should spend more time on takedowns and tosses.
I roll with some serious wrestlers who just started Jiu Jitsu. One guy who is near 40 if not bit over, used to work out with Candian Olympic team. He is exactly as you describe. Infact, he won worlds as a white belt. If I let that guy get on top of me, it's a long and tiring round for me. I a purple belt. Another guy, a college All American I roll with is crazy good. This kid owns me and I've been at the Jiu Jitsu thing probably twice a long as him. If he gets on top of me, and he always, it's another long round for me. I can tell the very first roll if a guys wrestled or not. They have great balance and speed, but no bottom game. And, when they do get a bottom game, they are almost unstoppable.
Even though Bernardo lost his half gaurd game is impressive. Buchecha is amazing special combination of speed, power and technique. Both these guys are high level.
If you've never seen Faria's guard (deep half gurad) and Buchecha's movements before, this video must be soooooooooo boring......but if you know who they are, it must be exciting fight.....
I always think it's the funniest shit when you ask someone in gi jiu-jitsu, "so how common is it I'll be attacked by someone in the streets wearing a gi?" to which they roll their eyes and refer you to the no gi class lmao
The lady fight behind them look like a mom and daughter fighting because the daughter doesn't want to go to school. So, the mom tries to drag her out of the house.
I like Buchecha, but I was rooting for the man who happens to be my BJJ professor in the internet realm for this one, Bernardo “Yuge honor for me” Faria.
Sure, BJJ is what it is, the most awesome and elaborated no bullshit ground game. The best fighters available train BJJ, and of course a striking art like Boxing, Muay Thai etc. Gotta do both, and you're a dangerous man.
Se o Bernardo tivesse mais força física e explosão assim como Buchecha e Rodolfo tem, ele poderia ter vencido ambos ou talvez ter dado ainda mais trabalho
I come from a boxing background. No clue of what to do on the ground. In a street fight I'd much rather have someone submit than knock out or possibly do worse to someone. I'm on the fence as to whether start judo or bjj.... Still studying. To those who say this is boring have no clue as to how exhausting fighting is and have probably never even spared. The average guy on the street watches movies and don't realize the stamina involved in a real fight. After 30 seconds they are gassed. I'd much prefer to stop you, have you submit, and not hit you.
I'm considering going into brazilian jiu jitsu. So far I've seen that you want to control the shoulders first and foremost, then the waist, then the legs. Keep it on the ground if find your opponent trying to stand, and you should also want to try to stand and get the high ground. Any BJJ practitioner out there wanna tell me if I'm way off?
Depends on the game you develop as you train. Yes hip, leg and head control is important but what makes this sport beautiful is everyone can play the game a different way. I hope you do give bjj a try and enjoy it
They should come up with some rules to prevent stalling a position for more than six seconds unless it’s a submission attempt, hopefully that would save the popularity of Gi matches.
bjj as a whole is not a spectator sport. this seems boring to the average person but as a bjj practitioner it is a display of high level techniques and stamina.
I agree its as boring as fuck. I prefer MMA where you have punches and kicks and some ground work. This just reminds me of some retarded judo event. So bloody boring rolling around on the floor like monkeys. Definately not my idea of an exciting sport. Why the hell would someone ONLY practice this? I can see the point in learning this and adding it to your arsenal as a whole but focusing just on this would bore the hell out of me.
Ahh man clearly you have never done jiu jitsu. It's not for everyone but I think it's a blast. Especially nogi. This match however is lame. I boxed and fought mma for 6 years and I like bjj wayyyy better. Plus, no brain damage yay!!!
Aj Yantes i agree no brain damage but why do you like BJJ over sparring with fists and kicks?
Nogi bjj is like wrestling except you get it strangle the dude instead of pin him. It's super fun. Also, unlike striking you can do it at 100% without getting hurt. Additionaly it's the best self defense art. In a striking match everyone has a punchers chance against me even if they have no experience. However if I take it to the ground there is just no way experience can be faked. That's why I like it so much, because you start out getting worked and as months and years go by you start submitting the guys who were making you tap. Finally, I like it because it's a better workout than striking. Much more physically taxing. This was a bad video. Watch some eddie bravo invitational matches and join a bjj class. I promise you will have so much fun, gain confidence, and learn how to rip someone's leg arm or neck off which is always useful lol
No GI is way more entertaining.
People don't realize that one of these guys could easily immobilize ten regular guys in a row with ease
More like a 1000
@@EBHS230DE no honestly 10-50 before getting too tired to do so
@@AWCTB 10-30 guys off the street? Bro, one day of tournaments can run you 10 matches against guys who are training for years to beat you lol
more like a hole platoon
They are trained to use the opponents body weight against them so size doesn’t matter compared to skill
I know it looks like they're really struggling to fight eachother..... But I know either of those guys could absolutely roll me in a fight in 2 seconds flat LOL
As a boxer myself, I see this and I'm like "Man, that must be so exhausting." An ordinary person would be tired out and completely out of energy in maybe 30 seconds of this.
100%
Shot. My fat ass is exhausted just watching it
Done my first class today i had to sit out last 15 minutes could barely breathe and im im decently fit
Pfff the intense emotions in the final minute, you could see Bernardo really in pain and desperation.. Inspirational to see how he pushed through that lateron. And of course Buchecha being spectacular.
if this was the most exciting fight then god knows what the most boring one would look like..
That is because you don't understand
Kraw1989 exactly
Salem Kingz the most boring fight is wonder boy vs Woodley 2
Demian Maia vs Woodley is the most boring fight.
@Hanh Pham Judo lol thats why bjj will never be in olympics. Judo is already for 50 years and counting
I can see why folks would think this is boring. Hell I PRACTICE it 2-3 times a week, and I still think GI jiu-jitsu is hard to watch sometimes. But to outright lambaste a sport you know nothing about, especially one as tremendously complex as this, is ignorant as fuck.
And p.s., if this looks pointless/useless to you, it's probably because the two men competing are a couple of the best in the world and their skills cancel each other out. GI or no-GI, they would likely strangle you or snap your arm in half as easy as tying their belt.
the last part looked really cool.And its nice, cause i think you'd have to think it through.Its pretty tactical.
I'm confused, why were they holding onto the other persons belt?
I think that this match is hard to watch some matches are more in tense. These guys just take it slow
Hey, I know very little about the sport, but I love to wrestle. I find this highly entertaining and I can basically tell what us going on.
Thank you for saying this. I'm looking into Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for my son and I was expecting this video to be a bunch of cool kicks and punches and moves. At first I thought the title of this video must've been sarcasm but thanks to your comment I get it now lol
Buchecha is super fast and explosive for his size it seems. Well built too. Bernardo keeps coming forward and has such solid technique. Also, love his videos. Seems so humble and nice. Great ambassador for bjj
Wow, this was fantastic! Bernardo Faria and Lucas Leite make me really want to explore all areas of a good half guard game!
What makes Buchecha such a treat to watch is his speed and well roundedness. Top, bottom, he can do it all and has no problem in any position. Its very refreshing after watching guys spend 10 minutes trying to 50/50 or berimbolo each other so they can win by 1 advantage.
So if they were fighting in the street and one of these people wasn't skilled, I guess they'd would have a dislocated limb in the first 45-60 seconds right.
+Ysmira Depending on the path taken, it would be much less. A black belt at this level grappling an unskilled opponent would most likely (I would hope) gain an advantageous position and disable them. If there were a reason to break a limb or put them out, it would take 5-10 seconds max.
That's if the grappler doesn't toy around with you prior to him moving in on you like a praying mantis.
insecto *But* it would be useful in the hood
A good 4 stripe white belt would do it in less then 45 seconds
@@NuevoVR facts cause I'm pretty sure this martial art is shit compared to wing Chun and jeet kune do
Man I’m 23 years old and really want to get into this type of thing… never had a childhood to enjoy such activities earlier
Have you started yet??
Do it! I just started I’m 22
There's a lot of contempt for BJJ in this thread. I guess all grappling is supposed to be done in TapOut shirts while drinking Bud Light. There's an entire universe of subtlety and intricacy happening here that you simply don't understand if you don't train. And yes, it all very necessary and very effective.
Mike you cant explain it to people that have been breed on getting things quick. Food quick,enjoyment quick, bjj isnt for them let them talk,as my coach told me one time " ONE LESS WORTHY OPPONENT FOR ME TO FACE""
I grapple gi and nogi and found it kind of a yawner as well. :/
Michael Reilly It's advertised as the "Most Exciting Fight Ever" which us extremely click bait. I can't say that it was the best fight ever- because I'm only just now watching BJJ matches.
Michael ReillyDet jag har lärt mig är följande: Det är lätt at lägga på nya saker typ att lära sig något nytt som en ny hobby eller ett nytt språk, men utmaningen mina vänner är att prioritera bort saker.
Det är här det svåra börjar för då måste vi börja säga nej till vissa saker istället för att säga ja till allt.
'murica
Buchecha's agility is just completely insane.
Mashallah
That buchecha shuffle at the beginning is straight comedy. Somebody needs to meme that
The first 40 seconds look like a 90s rave scene
And today Buchecha was featured in Bernardo's instructional video. Amazing! :D
Sou muito fã do Bernardo Faria...
Huge honor for me to have watch this match. Much hespect for two legendary warriors.
Mashallah
The most intense full body sport,. It's like swimming in seaweed while fighting a sticky squid. Sometimes your head goes under and it's literally suffocating.
honestly, how can anyone with any knowledge of this not recognize the struggle and not appreciate?
Mashallah
My click was title baited.
A lot of lessons learned from this video. Very impressive.
9:37 buchecha gets away with the illegal grip
Right as the judge starts to look he lets go! LOL! I do it too...
What grip, why illegal?
@@countsmyth you cannot grip the pants of your oponent puting your fingers in the inside, neither the sleve. It was an illegal grip
Marco Rodríguez Muñiz wach again.
@@fabioak78 You might be right, now I Saw a border line grip, though not ilegal
Bernardão sinistro mas aí foi início da renovação do jiu jitsu
Como acontece sempre surgirão novas estrela para o céu continue brilhando e renovando o ciclo
I don't even like BJJ but think it should be an Olympic sport.
Nope, that would ruin it.
So few bjj guys have a good stand up game. I wrestled my whole life then started bjj as an adult my takedown and top game are as good as most the blue belts and purple belts. But my bottom game and submissions are are whitebelt level for sure. Look at the shot he takes at the start its begginer at best these guys are great bjj guys though. Imo a lot of bjj guys should spend more time on takedowns and tosses.
I roll with some serious wrestlers who just started Jiu Jitsu. One guy who is near 40 if not bit over, used to work out with Candian Olympic team. He is exactly as you describe. Infact, he won worlds as a white belt. If I let that guy get on top of me, it's a long and tiring round for me. I a purple belt. Another guy, a college All American I roll with is crazy good. This kid owns me and I've been at the Jiu Jitsu thing probably twice a long as him. If he gets on top of me, and he always, it's another long round for me. I can tell the very first roll if a guys wrestled or not. They have great balance and speed, but no bottom game. And, when they do get a bottom game, they are almost unstoppable.
I work diligently on my guard, I've gone to purple belt rank now too. it's that wrestling and bjj are two halves of a vicious whole.
It is two halves of vicious circle. I've been working on my standup much more. My standup is at a white belt level but I'm working on it.
well someone who has been doing a sport which pretty much entire point is to stay on top their Whole life is gonna be good at staying on top
bjj + judo complement eachother greatly, both teach what the other martial art lacks. those ontop of a striking art = complete fighter
Why are you scrolling all the way down here!? You have an interesting match to watch!
EDIT: THE MOST interesting match.
Even though Bernardo lost his half gaurd game is impressive. Buchecha is amazing special combination of speed, power and technique. Both these guys are high level.
so exciting I almost felt sleep
feel ya
Lmao
5 years later and I’m here to tell you to STFU dweeb
If you've never seen Faria's guard (deep half gurad) and Buchecha's movements before, this video must be soooooooooo boring......but if you know who they are, it must be exciting fight.....
3:23 missed the perfect opportunity for the Boston crab smh
Lmao
I just started taking Brazilian jiu jitsu today
Are you still training?
gay
@@chennzy5244 what?
Still training?
@@chennzy5244 whats gay about jiu jitsu
U take shidudo classes?
I always think it's the funniest shit when you ask someone in gi jiu-jitsu, "so how common is it I'll be attacked by someone in the streets wearing a gi?" to which they roll their eyes and refer you to the no gi class lmao
XD
Titles like the tittle of this video are just simply too subjective. Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder.
They have a lot of fucking stamina
So nice to see take downs mixed in. Not just guard pulls.
9:36 illegal grip for the sweep?
Same for me, then buchecha is a king sure
Yep
Let's stop acting like this is art. It's boring to watch but I'm sure it takes much skill
Martial "art"?
I don’t know what all these white belts are taking about, this match was epic
Its a huuuge honor for me to watch this match 😊
Excellent fight between two legends of the sport
We all here to comment about this channels number 1 viewed video right? 👀
If this is the most exciting fight I can’t imagine the most boring one 😅
I love this but can someone explain to me what happened at the end😅
What led to the win?
Buchecha is a beast. Even at the end of the fight he goes 100% damn
its like watching siblings fight
Os dois estão de parabéns pela excedente luta
10:36 Hasta le hizo una de break dance :O
good content. Thank you
The lady fight behind them look like a mom and daughter fighting because the daughter doesn't want to go to school. So, the mom tries to drag her out of the house.
only the blind cannot see how great of a match this was
So How did the guy in the blue win? did the white suit guy tap out?
The time ran out, the guy in blue won because he stayed on top more.
Ive never watched a fight like this before. How is it scored? How do you win? And what was the ref signaling throughout?
Maybe it's sarcasm?
hahahah as someone whos never watched a jiu-jitsu fight before that guy in the suit looks lost AF, like he just stumbled upon this.
very technical i think? I don't know how the scoring works but dang that looks tiring to get around in there.
I like Buchecha, but I was rooting for the man who happens to be my BJJ professor in the internet realm for this one, Bernardo “Yuge honor for me” Faria.
Me: see’s the title
Also Me: i’l let the comments decide that
wow! buchecha moves like a light weight the last seconds hahaha its amazing
dois monstros farias lutou muito .luta dura. oss
He meant the best fight at 2013 Worlds =P Was interesting to watch for a beginner like me.
se o esporte é individual não deveria ter auxílio dos técnicos falando o que o cara não vê o tempo inteiro
Was that fingers inside the pant leg😳🤔 Amazing display of technique though
Ilegal move right there
wow, best fight ever...
Yeah, I noticed this too. He just went for it, no set up, no nothing.
Weird...
This is so cool!
9:34 pegada ilegal do buchecha.. que ajudou muito na raspagem
Sacanagem
Nem reparei
Se reparar bem, não foi ilegal não! Ele pegou legalmente! Oss
@@rodrigosantos8665 troca o óculos meu amigão! Kakakak oss
@@rodrigosantos8665 oss?
Bruh the part where they tell them to pause and drag them to the center is hilarious.
I love how he turns into a beyblade at the end
Sure, BJJ is what it is, the most awesome and elaborated no bullshit ground game.
The best fighters available train BJJ, and of course a striking art like Boxing, Muay Thai etc.
Gotta do both, and you're a dangerous man.
"worlds most exciting fight" is that sarcasm..... LMAO
The ladies match behind them was more exciting.
shut up
how exciting....
Buchecha is da man. Amazing fight, ossss to both athletes.
their stances from a wrestling standpoint are really shitty
their stances have two purposes, to pull guard and to go for takedowns
Se o Bernardo tivesse mais força física e explosão assim como Buchecha e Rodolfo tem, ele poderia ter vencido ambos ou talvez ter dado ainda mais trabalho
Every fight Buechecha is in seems to be fight of the year
I don't anything about this sport and still found it fascinating, the only thing I don't understand is the score system and how you win exactly
wtf? All i saw was the dude do some beyblade shit on the guys back and the match was over.
Hahahah kkkkk LoL Minecraft WoW😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻 good one
@@Idk-xi1tr What?
@@blasticpox8124 i was 12 but i guess i thought the comment was stupid
Illegal grip at 9:34? I doubt Bernardo passes but that grip was what caused the leverage for the knee bar threat/sweep.
Was expecting some back to back flying submission attempts lol , this is good too tho
Same.
If they didn't have tunics, would this be better? What would they grab onto?
then it is called no gi, a different game
nipples and chest hair
Buchecha didn't know Faria had the bottom portion of his lapel! That's good stuff.
I come from a boxing background. No clue of what to do on the ground. In a street fight I'd much rather have someone submit than knock out or possibly do worse to someone. I'm on the fence as to whether start judo or bjj.... Still studying. To those who say this is boring have no clue as to how exhausting fighting is and have probably never even spared. The average guy on the street watches movies and don't realize the stamina involved in a real fight. After 30 seconds they are gassed. I'd much prefer to stop you, have you submit, and not hit you.
First 1min I thought the title was sattire
One step ahead never look back
I scared of joining a jiu jitsu gym for 1 reason, my Gi gets pulled down and my ass is out.
I'm considering going into brazilian jiu jitsu. So far I've seen that you want to control the shoulders first and foremost, then the waist, then the legs. Keep it on the ground if find your opponent trying to stand, and you should also want to try to stand and get the high ground. Any BJJ practitioner out there wanna tell me if I'm way off?
Depends on the game you develop as you train. Yes hip, leg and head control is important but what makes this sport beautiful is everyone can play the game a different way. I hope you do give bjj a try and enjoy it
They should come up with some rules to prevent stalling a position for more than six seconds unless it’s a submission attempt, hopefully that would save the popularity of Gi matches.
Judo rules, where you get a penalty for too much inactivity
Wow, the ref clearly saw the illegal grip on that sweep by Buchecha...
Why was it stopped?
Can someone explain the end idk anything but why is that it?
I don't understand how the winner was decided
At 2.30 he gets a leg and looks like a freshmen highschool wrestler.
Just so you guys know, BJJ is a mix of Submission techiniques and Wrestling.
They could easily hit each others head with that pose
Does bjj teach any type of striking or do they just teach how to submit Someone?
En el minuto 9:33 Buchecha toma el pantalón de Faria de manera ilegal. (dedos dentro de la basta) ese movimiento cambia la pela en una parte crucial.
9:37 thats a foul grabbing the sleeve like that. and that was the 2nd time he did it in the same fight