I just feel like every time when Abe fails to to do actual judo against Maruyama he starts playing the Shido game. And it’s much easier for him to do - he’s a sleeve player. And on the other hand Maruyama goes for a score every time. And unfortunately the international scene favors Abe’s style more.
The Mongolian girls name is pronounced as Enkriilen. the name on her back Lkhavgatogoo is her fathers name since Mongolians dont have last names and that one is definitely hard to pronounce.
Well, head dives are Hansoku-make, BECAUSE players did it per choice. They are risking serious neck injuries by doing so. (Same for landing in the bridge position.) The rule is there to protect the player´s health and to stop them to even try to do this shit.
The interesting thing about Deguchi and Klimkait is that they had 10 points of difference between them in the rankings, at least before this competition. As far as I know, it's the smallest difference between any two competitors of any weight class.
Let's be honest. Rules are rules and you've got to adapt to them. Of course no one wants to see a final decided by Hansoku make and of course you'd even less see Hansoku when it appeared to be a stunning throw on first sight. And Heydarov puts down his head and turns with all his weight on it while Abuladze spins in the air with no pressure on his head whatsoever.
I still hate when the strategy is about Shido and less about, you know, Judo. Makes it less a martial sport and more a game. I don't understand Judo that well yet, but I still get the feeling that the ruleset is surpressing certain aspects of Judo that I personally find very interesting. Kumi-kata and patience mostly. I loved watching Abe and Haruyama fight for position and grip. Their balance and movement is amazing. But the rules broke their fight apart evertime they took their time. A shame how the rules rushed a fight that is soo rare in quality.
Recently you mean? Because the rule about having to get the judogi tight at each pause is a real relief for me. I'm French, but I couldn't stand watching some French judokas always with the judogi out of the belt, or loosing their belt when Japanese fighters always had a neat aspect (and some magical belt knot which didn't get loose...). I'm talking if I'm correct of 15 years ago. The judogi also became less baggy and the general visual impression is way better.
@@Vaitamanu yes, I hate it, I dont care about how the gi looks being loose or how japanese players wear it, I rarher focus on the actions fron the players
I wasn't convinced by the Lombardo head dive... soon athletes will shave their hair so it doesn't accidentally touch the mat. Come to think of it maybe that's why they do that in Japanese student judo competition 😅 ;-)
They don't get care about the effect their countless unnecessary regulations might have on judo; they are just happy to be able play GOD with our sport. I wonder whether we should call him Jigoro Vizer or Marius Kano at that point seeing his ludicrous will to enforce his hand on a sport that was doing just fine before him.
The refereeing is at the lowest point in the sport. Lombardo got screwed in the final, it wasn't a head dive but the natural flow of the throw. Still, head diving should be allowed. But the referee at 5:57 should definitely be fired. Shido for kicking? Shido for untidy gi?? She also has the narcissist's body language. The refs and the ones that make the stupid rules are destroying the sport.
Defensive head diving disqualification definitely makes sense and should stay as hansoku-make, without it all the athletes would try to do the dangerous thing to avoid the ippon.
Head dive is a bad rule. I hope something will change, too many important matches decide by this rule. Lombardo and Mollaei this year. Bekauri last year.
I train at the same club as Qona, you say KwO Na. Sooo cool you featured her... on the leg kick shido, I have to disagree with u. He didn't even have a grip. If u don't penalise that, where do u draw the line? That was a soft one but leg kicks can be painful and aren't in the sport
I guess it's difficult to draw the line. Even if he didn't have a grip it stops them in their tracks... He's been doing it for years. It's not like it's shin to shin either, just the underside of the foot. Thanks for telling me how to say Qona's name! Hopefully she'll appear in more of my videos in the future!
When Maruyama Joshiro lost to Abe in 2016, his dad denied him until the WC 2019 when he won. Strange guy who has bad reputation in Japanese judo by the way.
@@conanarthur4358 How do you know this information. I would like to learn more about their relationship. It doesn't take much to see the weird relationship between Maruyama and his father. His father never posts about the younger son and neither does he.
Wow, I thought Maruyama’s dad was going to be criticizing the 3rd shido! Very un-Japanese of him and very shitty to add to throw your son under the bus on Twitter of all places. Jesus, was not expecting that. His dad was also a former national team member btw. Shitty way to lose though, the ref should have let them fight it out but Abe was the aggressor, can’t blame him.
of course the kicking shidos are correct, you can't kick/make the sweep movement without a single grip on. also, heydarov fairly lost, he used his nick to avoid falling on his back, that's ippon
Imagine getting silver at worlds and your dad just roasts you on Twitter for not being good enough.
He can do better :-) Anyway, is he a former champion?
They are really taking the joy excitement the daring throws that make judo the best sport in the world.. All these tiki tact penalties
Qona Christie's (Pronounced Kwo-nah) crew back in Wellington is grateful for the footage and the kind words on this video commentary.
Nils Stump!!! First Swiss to win a world championship!
Outstanding throw of Hashimoto ! ( 5:40)
I just feel like every time when Abe fails to to do actual judo against Maruyama he starts playing the Shido game. And it’s much easier for him to do - he’s a sleeve player. And on the other hand Maruyama goes for a score every time. And unfortunately the international scene favors Abe’s style more.
It was not so clear this time no? There was a good sequence at the end when they fight with a lot of commitment.
Peace. You're not alike Maruyama's father, you say good things and we like it.
The Mongolian girls name is pronounced as Enkriilen. the name on her back Lkhavgatogoo is her fathers name since Mongolians dont have last names and that one is definitely hard to pronounce.
Well, head dives are Hansoku-make, BECAUSE players did it per choice.
They are risking serious neck injuries by doing so. (Same for landing in the bridge position.) The rule is there to protect the player´s health and to stop them to even try to do this shit.
great
Bro, where did you train? Judokwai? Howick?
I was briefly at Can-am Judo, Sam's the name. Before that I was with a guy named Alex for a year or two, but I've been in Japan for like 12 years now.
The interesting thing about Deguchi and Klimkait is that they had 10 points of difference between them in the rankings, at least before this competition. As far as I know, it's the smallest difference between any two competitors of any weight class.
Such a shame only one of them will be able to go to Paris
Let's be honest. Rules are rules and you've got to adapt to them. Of course no one wants to see a final decided by Hansoku make and of course you'd even less see Hansoku when it appeared to be a stunning throw on first sight.
And Heydarov puts down his head and turns with all his weight on it while Abuladze spins in the air with no pressure on his head whatsoever.
I still hate when the strategy is about Shido and less about, you know, Judo.
Makes it less a martial sport and more a game.
I don't understand Judo that well yet, but I still get the feeling that the ruleset is surpressing certain aspects of Judo that I personally find very interesting.
Kumi-kata and patience mostly.
I loved watching Abe and Haruyama fight for position and grip. Their balance and movement is amazing. But the rules broke their fight apart evertime they took their time. A shame how the rules rushed a fight that is soo rare in quality.
.Get rid of ‘head dive’ rule
.Stop giving shido’s for things that don’t actually deserve shido
Algerian was here 🟢🔴⚪
I missed the highlight of Joanne van Lieshout (NED) making Lucy Renshall tap! From underdog to a decent bronze medal!
Because this is day 3 highlights
That happened today (day 4)
And she is 2x junior world champion recently so not such an underdog at all I would say, just a new rising star!😊
@@fiderdvis4714 that explains a lot
@@Margonite happens to the best of us and I agree Joanne van Lieshout I was cheering for her
I'm with you!, I really hate the uniform/hair shidos, it wasnt really a problem I dont know why IJF decided to go super strict on that...
Recently you mean? Because the rule about having to get the judogi tight at each pause is a real relief for me. I'm French, but I couldn't stand watching some French judokas always with the judogi out of the belt, or loosing their belt when Japanese fighters always had a neat aspect (and some magical belt knot which didn't get loose...). I'm talking if I'm correct of 15 years ago. The judogi also became less baggy and the general visual impression is way better.
@@Vaitamanu yes, I hate it, I dont care about how the gi looks being loose or how japanese players wear it, I rarher focus on the actions fron the players
I wasn't convinced by the Lombardo head dive... soon athletes will shave their hair so it doesn't accidentally touch the mat. Come to think of it maybe that's why they do that in Japanese student judo competition 😅 ;-)
Japanese students. Years ahead of the game!
cant stop the stump
Lombardo did
I'm using that next time.
Now days with all these penalties anyone off the streets with no judo skills at all could compete in a high level competition.,
So Maruyama and Lombardo both lose in the world finals by penalties. Not a good look for judo.
They don't get care about the effect their countless unnecessary regulations might have on judo; they are just happy to be able play GOD with our sport. I wonder whether we should call him Jigoro Vizer or Marius Kano at that point seeing his ludicrous will to enforce his hand on a sport that was doing just fine before him.
-81kg final wil be epic again like last worlds👌
The refereeing is at the lowest point in the sport. Lombardo got screwed in the final, it wasn't a head dive but the natural flow of the throw. Still, head diving should be allowed. But the referee at 5:57 should definitely be fired. Shido for kicking? Shido for untidy gi?? She also has the narcissist's body language. The refs and the ones that make the stupid rules are destroying the sport.
I feel kinda sorry for Lombardo. He must have wanted a good fight for a world championship coming up from 66. Then he got ruined by some “rules”.
Would've been a hansoku make even in the old ruleset, I reckon.
Defensive head diving disqualification definitely makes sense and should stay as hansoku-make, without it all the athletes would try to do the dangerous thing to avoid the ippon.
Head dive is a bad rule. I hope something will change, too many important matches decide by this rule.
Lombardo and Mollaei this year.
Bekauri last year.
Who will it be today I wonder!
@@JudoHighlights2015 Kotsoiev in the semifinal. Who will it be tomorrow?
@@ElPinku adamian
Manuel lombardo hansoku make isn’t deserve 😢
I train at the same club as Qona, you say KwO Na. Sooo cool you featured her... on the leg kick shido, I have to disagree with u. He didn't even have a grip. If u don't penalise that, where do u draw the line? That was a soft one but leg kicks can be painful and aren't in the sport
I guess it's difficult to draw the line. Even if he didn't have a grip it stops them in their tracks... He's been doing it for years. It's not like it's shin to shin either, just the underside of the foot. Thanks for telling me how to say Qona's name! Hopefully she'll appear in more of my videos in the future!
yikes! Team Maruyama Forever!
I've heard maruyama and his dad have a strained relationship
When Maruyama Joshiro lost to Abe in 2016, his dad denied him until the WC 2019 when he won. Strange guy who has bad reputation in Japanese judo by the way.
@@conanarthur4358 How do you know this information. I would like to learn more about their relationship. It doesn't take much to see the weird relationship between Maruyama and his father. His father never posts about the younger son and neither does he.
It's pretty widely documented if you can read Japanese.
Where can I find the info. I can read Japanese
@@sonduong5893 just search丸山 お父さん ニュース or something
Wow, I thought Maruyama’s dad was going to be criticizing the 3rd shido! Very un-Japanese of him and very shitty to add to throw your son under the bus on Twitter of all places. Jesus, was not expecting that. His dad was also a former national team member btw. Shitty way to lose though, the ref should have let them fight it out but Abe was the aggressor, can’t blame him.
His dad is a ... retard. Honestly, here's his TH-cam channel.
www.youtube.com/@roadtotheolympicgoldmedal7315
Jesus was not expecting Twitter.
of course the kicking shidos are correct, you can't kick/make the sweep movement without a single grip on. also, heydarov fairly lost, he used his nick to avoid falling on his back, that's ippon
why are u shadow banning information about russian athletes?