Nah. He wouldn’t have said that if he accidentally fell over and squashed him like a bug. He’d be walking out the door w his “20 dollars” talking about how bjj is no match for him. It’s cause he immediately knew he wasn’t shit.
I will admit tho big dude had the right idea during the last roll about trying to use his momentum when he got taken down to spring him up with his leg.
@@kodokanshiai2143 well yeah, thats kinda the point of getting proved wrong lmao the point of the comment is essnetially him being able to take accountability
Yes, he didn't seem to be very aggressive. Took the subs without many complaints except for the "bad shoulders" (maybe he has), shook hands and complimented his opponent. Maybe he just lost a bet with his friends and had to "challenge" people in a BJJ gym or he just wanted to know what all the fuss about BJJ was about.
I bet big man wen there throwing his weight around and though he was going to win. I applaud that he was honorable and didn't strike when he realized he was clearly out matched
@@savagedabs8536 the other guy is talking about this comment saying "humility is one of the best outcomes of BJJ" but this black belt isn't humble in the slightest as shown
@@brookspiano9286 He is talking about the pompous jackass that walked in like a tough guy and got humbled. Why don't you read the guys name that posted the original comment he's not talking about you being a communication coach it's literally the guys name!
"But, but, but ... if it was a real fight, then Robson would have lost, because BJJ only works in MMA, and MMA fights have rules, and real fights don't have any rules." ... That's what I would say if I was a loser bullshitter paper-black belt trained in a worthless meritless traditional martial art that was devoid of any accomplishments and wanted to use speculative arguments as fake accomplishments.
@Jake O anyone who says BJJ doesnt work should roll with someone who is trained...they will be choked lifeless within 30 seconds. :-) I should know...I'm a white belt and I have been getting destroyed daily.
"How are you doing this?" man thats what it feels like rolling with a brown/black belt when you're new. At least with blue belts you know what you're being submitted with
I actually really appreciate how nice and open minded this guy seems. Like, sure he's an ignorant "tough guy", but he came in there to see for himself. And his curiosity led him to an experience that enlightened him-- leading to him saying stuff like "this is incredible!". I appreciate, that he came to appreciate, Jiu Jitsu.
If you believe this was a real sparring match then you are as gullible as everyone in the early 90s that thought the UFC was legitimate. You didn't see any world class catch wrestlers invited did you? Only washed up bums from retirement that Royce Gracie knew he could beat. ANY high ranking NCAA wrestler would have annihilated Royce back then....easily. Jiu-jitsu has lost and consistently lost against catch wrestling for over a century now over and over again. A recent example was in 2016 when Josh Barnett beat dean listner with a catch wrestling submission called a scarf hold. Anyone today who still thinks jiu-jitsu is a relevant martial art is too lazy and simple to do their own research.
@@jessehines4044 There were definitely people who could've beat Royce back then. I don't disagree. And no, not "ANY high ranking NCAA wrestler" could've beat Royce, because I myself have easily tapped a few and I'm only a purplebelt. This stuff is less about styles and more about people. Barnett greatly outsizes Lister, and Barnett also has a Judo and BJJ blackbelt. There's really not a lot of clean ways to enter into a discussion like this because we're not able to measure any art or fighter in a controlled environment. Everyone's been tainted with cross training and exposure to other styles. And Jiu Jitsu isn't irrelevant, it's literally the grandfather of Judo. When YOU do the research, you'll see that BJJ is really just Judo and Judo is really just Japanese Jiu Jitsu. The only differences between these subdivisions are where they focus their training-- but the lexicon and vocabulary of techniques are incredibly old and almost all shared. I think the gullible one who needs to research things is the one who ascribes a bunch of ideas and talking points to my benign comment. You began making assumptions about my views, knowledge, etc of which none are discernible from my initial comment. But, I don't think you need to research martial arts, if anything stepping out of your bubble would probably do you better-- but if there's anything you probably should look into, it'd be manners.
@@IriaChannel Seems to me that BJJ also has some sumo elements in there, but yeah, lots of Judo with some adjustments and a different focus. And JJJ was great for its time, and from what BJJ who later took JJJ told me, he got some interesting insight and became better taking JJJ after having achieved a high rank in BJJ.
I agree! He looked to be open minded and respectful to the Jiu Jitsu skills of his opponent. I wonder if it changed the man's mindset and decided train and get into better shape? He would have a really cool story to tell in the future how it all got started.
Actually found some valuable sparring tips in this. I noticed how he adapted his takedowns to the huge opponent. He realized that upper body clinches weren’t gonna be effective because of size diff (he abandons a body lock in middle of video & switches from double leg to single) and focused on single legs, leg entanglement and riding the big dude’s momentum. I have a tough time with really big white belts because of the anatomical differences, so it was cool to see how he tailored his game a little in this situation. 👍🥋
Doubles are usually better than singles but often you can only get a single. Also of the guy is really big a single may be preferred because you don't have to pick up the guy to do a single.
I was a legit hs wrestler and went in and after my 2 weeks got the chance to roll and would burn myself out the first minute every roll and would get smoked.
@@randyvillegas9413 Yeah relaxation throughout the transitions is the key to every art form....music...visual or martial art.....understanding the basics ...the form etc.....then learning to flow and play ..varying tempo ....rhythm and dynamics as you go. The master of any art form knows how to play the spaces.🙃😃😆😅
its weird the fight starts basically with bjj guy already in a single leg as if he attacked him without the guy knowing there was a fight.....why didnt they start out 10 feet apart or something.
I have nothing to prove, so I don't challenge people. If I was that big, out of shape in body and mind...I wouldn't be challenging people. I hope it humbled him enough to stick around and (pay) learn something.
That’s basic white belt shit. I cant even spar yet and im being taught that by other white belts while drilling. They literally tell me to put more pressure on their stomach or when i do eventually roll with them, they will escape. And its been demonstrated on me as to how. Now even when drilling, i put 90% of my 200lbs right above their hip. 10% on my posted leg.
He's probably used to pounding on drunk zombies at the bar. Different world fighting someone with legit skills. I was starting to think he was gonna have a heart attack.
Well they weren't actually fighting either . Just grappling . Not saying BJJ doesn't work I'm js that's a huge dude and it would be nice to see guys like him come in and actually get destroyed by black belts with strikes involved .
@@omar619kamis not really, many grapplers know striking and there's also many schools where they show you what to do if the other guy is trying to hit you. And there's the most important part, leg locks, i've seen personally 3 leg locks in 1v1 street fights (in the second fight that i saw, it basically ended up as a 2v1 tho) And nobody knows what to do when they are put in a leg lock bro. And even without leg locks, i would say that the black belt will 95% win if it is a 1v1. Because if they can pull off takedowns and submissions against people of their same level, what is to them someone that only knows striking? Did you not hear about the UFC 1?
@Ike but no Mike sorry but i will have to differ. I don't do bjj nor wrestling, but i do Judo. And there are A LOT of techmiques that were literally made just for a smaller and weaker person to control/throw a stronger one. And almost every bjj technique comes from Judo so i bet that there are also a lot of those kind of techniques in bjj. And! While i haven't done wrestling, i have cross trained with them and i also have friends that are into olimpic wrestling, and i gotta say that they also know how to control and takedown a stronger guy. For a wrestler to not be able to double leg you, you gotta be at least 5-6 times his weight (lmao) or know some takedown defense, and you literally said that you fought a champion and beated him because you were "in a better shape" sorry man, but that wasn't a champion lol. you can say that to anyone that knows about wrestling and they are going to say "that's bullshit". what kind of champion was that guy? Are you sure that he didn't let you win? Are you sure that what you said happened? If you "don't know a move" even someone that only was a high school wrestler can take you down (but maybe not control/submit you when on the ground) now let alone a champion XD
The first day of jiu jitsu is an eye opener for anyone who gives it a go. It was humbling to realise, after only ten minutes on the mat, that anyone there could tap me out without much trouble. And it was also an empowering experience for me too. I was partnered with a large and tough Thai boxing trainer, who also had never done jiu jitsu either. Learning I could move him with a basic sweep was a lightbulb moment I will never forget.
I remember that feeling of security I had before my first BJJ class. Thought my stand up was good enough to get by untill I realized that I was horrible on the ground. Instant humble pie.
That's what got me training BJJ. I had a nightmare I was winning a fight and somehow the guy got me to the grown and I was clueless so he demolished me. I woke up and was like, hell no and took my first BJJ class that week lol.
Mike Tyson - "People were asking me [before a fight], 'What’s going to happen?.' They were talking about his style. 'He's going to give you a lot of lateral movement. He's going to move, he's going to dance. He's going to do this, do that.' I said, "Everybody has a plan until they get hit. Then, like a rat, they stop in fear and freeze.'"
Add a striking dicsapline and bjj is usual in self defense. If not, someone with basic takedown defense and basic boxing will destroy them. I'm a 3rd degree black belt in Japanese Jujitsu.
Cardio can literally make or break like 90 percent of fights because most people don't have enough technique for anything else to matter in the grand scheme of a fight..
Noone who trains bjj is even remotely surprised by this. We all get humbled very quickly once we get on the mats with people who have training........ OSS! 🤙
Hell, we fight enough in the gym that it's time to relax while being out having a drink or a toke. I'm like dude go on somewhere I'm trying to do absolutely nothing right now...😂
These videos are almost always staged! In 11 years of bjj training I've never once seen a random "big guy" just walk in off the street to "challenge" a black belt. As a bjj practitioner myself, I'm sad to say that bjj as a community (in general) is very insecure in their need 'prove' themselves by staging videos against bodybuilders/powerlifters/football players etc.... It's like short man complex but with physiques or something 😂
Because if u were actually in the community youd know whag u said is completely untrue and just because it nevee happened to u doesmt mean it hasnt hapoened
@@markmartin5364 11 years I've been training bjj. Not ONCE has a guy walked in off the street.... on his own.... to challenge the instructer/black belt which just happened to be filmed and posted on social media. Fake, staged videos mate
Robson is the man! So humbled and just an overall great person. I was blessed to train with him while traveling for a few months and this guy must have hit a soft spot challenging him. Robson put it on him when normally he is so playful (probably because he can run laps around me on the mat)! This school is a great environment and great ppl. If anyone can visit in Tampa, I recommend!
This happened to me when I was 16. Only it lasted 2 secs and my knee was destroyed. Talking to people who’ve never rolled about martial arts is like talking to a brick wall.
This reminds me of my first... six months of training! Almost five years later and still get beaten by the vein l brown and black belts! BJJ is great. Anyone should give it a try. And Robson is a monster!
20 bucks if anyone can beet me here! but don't touch my left shoulder.. and my spine has osteochondrosis, so.. MCL-tears both knees btw. AND i have very pressure-sensitive skin.. NOBODY??
Clearly staged. Listen to everything the big dude says... "I'd be in big trouble if this were a fight. " "This is incredible" "How are you doing this?" "How is he doing this?" "This is amazing." "You're not even out of breath."
They are clearly rolling. The story about the big guy wanting to fight anyone for 20 bucks is odd, since he doesnt appear to want to strike at all. Seems he agreed to wrestle and got a first hand experience of what rolling with a pissed of black belt feels like. "I'd be in big trouble if this were a fight. " is him realizing how good of a decision he made when he acepted that it would be a friendly match and have no striking. That is made clear by the dude tapping within a few seconds. You can tell that the bjj guy doesnt want to let him off the hook so easily and continues to manhadle the big guy into another submission. "Bad shoulder, bad shoulder, I've got a bad shoulder" is his next line. At this point big guy knows he cant win, but is still going to be and feel surprised as to how useless he actualy is. If you dont think bjj is for real do the challenge yourself. Just dont be stupid like this guy and challenge ppl there, instead find the best rated bjj school in your area and attend classes until you start rolling.
I love how all the BJJ cult members fall for this everytime 😂 random big guy offers a fight, BJJ instructor destroys me, "look how great BJJ is everyone"...now here's the link the sign up for a monthly membership at my club...staged
Probably. It is plainly the Jiu-Jitsu Times youtube channel and their certainly not going to show a BJJ getting their ass kicked by anyone. Bruce Lee had this all figured out in the 1960's, there is no one style of martial art that dominates in MMA today. It is the blending of the best features of all of them that works in the real world.
For those of you calling this staged, I recommend looking up who the instructor is. Robson is an IBJJF hall of famer, and mult-time world champ. There's no reason for him to prove anything. I've trained with him, he's a nice, down-to-earth guy - very respectful. I guarantee the opponent walked into the gym, said something disrespectful and wouldn't leave. Otherwise this wouldn't have happened.
At our gym Coach won’t let you roll until after about a week. Then I rolled with Coach Cory. A 5’2, 116Lb Brown Belt. I was 6’2, athletic, and probably 195. I’ve never felt so useless in my life. And he was toying with me (Obviously) that’s the moment I knew. It was like when Dr. Strange gets sent into the astral plane. “Teach me”
Robson visited the gym I went to. We had some pretty savage guys. During rolls I’d catch random peeks of him wrapping them up (was in gi) in crazy moves I’d never seen before. Was almost comical.
I really don’t know why out of all combat sports bjj guys have to fake these situations where some big guy comes in the gym and they kick their ass at the ground game Bjj is very good and probably the best form of self defence but if that guy started swinging he would probably knock that little bjj guy out in a real life situation Don’t fall for this because you will probably get hurt 🤕
I think once they got started grappling that it was legit and not staged, but I also am a little skeptical of the set-up. The way he adapted his takedowns to his size was amazing though for sure.
The big problems for most ( not all ) big guys is low stamina, in the first minute or two if they did not end the fight to their side, they may find themselves in an unpleasant situation.
Seems like a sinister title. The challenger clearly didn't know how to grapple, and he's betting on himself to win a fight, but apparently is not allowed to punch? Fishy AF.
@@TheEndKing what I meant was, why did this guy want to fight a grappler in a grappling match? He has NO skills. If he thinks he's tough, he must be fist fighting people.
That the most respectful "guy walks in to a dojo to fight a black belt" video I have ever seen. It's not hard to be nice and respectful towards people no matter what you're doing.
BJJ is a different type of cardio too. It's one thing to be big, strong and in good shape. It's another thing to be in grappling shape. You learn how to be economical with your movements, make the other guy work harder than you, rest when you have a good position and be calm. A white belt that's been training consistently combined with good cardio can handle himself against most average Joes. Cardio alone is often the advantage against an unskilled opponent.
Yes - if the "big guy" was first CONDITIONED and second was a boxer or wrestler or judoka or MMA, and didn't play by the BJJ rule book the outcome would not have been so set in stone. I have seen numerous MMA kickboxers who have destroyed BJJ opponents in short order. Bruce Lee was preaching this in the 1960's, don't become a cult member to a particular style of martial art.
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Dude appearently has two bad shoulders.
Let him also sign up for some Yoga :D
Ha I was thinking the same thing. Wasn't it the other shoulder??
He has a bad case of vaginitis in his shoulder
😂
Epic response
Who walks into a Jiu Jitsu club and challenges everyone to a fight with two bad shoulders? And totally out of shape (gassing like crazy)?
“How are you doing this?!” “This is amazing” Gotta respect the big guy for this one.
Nah. He wouldn’t have said that if he accidentally fell over and squashed him like a bug. He’d be walking out the door w his “20 dollars” talking about how bjj is no match for him. It’s cause he immediately knew he wasn’t shit.
I will admit tho big dude had the right idea during the last roll about trying to use his momentum when he got taken down to spring him up with his leg.
Agree. He learned valuable lesson that day
@@kodokanshiai2143 well yeah, thats kinda the point of getting proved wrong lmao the point of the comment is essnetially him being able to take accountability
That's just how it feels the first time you do BJJ. I got tapped out by a 15yr old half my size 😂
The title makes the situation sound more hostile than it actually was.
Yes, he didn't seem to be very aggressive. Took the subs without many complaints except for the "bad shoulders" (maybe he has), shook hands and complimented his opponent. Maybe he just lost a bet with his friends and had to "challenge" people in a BJJ gym or he just wanted to know what all the fuss about BJJ was about.
I bet big man wen there throwing his weight around and though he was going to win. I applaud that he was honorable and didn't strike when he realized he was clearly out matched
I think he was aggressive when he came in and once he realized what he got into took a step back
First time on TH-cam bro?
@@JoseTorres-1431 to be fair, I think all of us as white belts walked in thinking we'd be better than we were and had that holy shit moment lol
Humility is one of the best outcomes of BJJ. We're watching that process begin here.
@Ivan snyder He's talking about the guy getting his ass kicked being humbled
@@savagedabs8536 the other guy is talking about this comment saying "humility is one of the best outcomes of BJJ" but this black belt isn't humble in the slightest as shown
You sound like a communications coach or something...
@@Seeker386 I mean I basically had to be because the guy doesn't know how to read
@@brookspiano9286 He is talking about the pompous jackass that walked in like a tough guy and got humbled. Why don't you read the guys name that posted the original comment he's not talking about you being a communication coach it's literally the guys name!
The guys was actually a decent sportsman and didnt get pissed off
He was way too gassed to get pissed off.
Too gassed and too confused at how his size meant nothing.
Yeah probably the first time in his life that he wasn't able to intimidate someone based on size alone
@@searchingforufos9256 Anyone who is angry and has a weapon is dangerous
@@matn7743 it's not that size means nothing, it's more that his size could not compensate for absence of any level of skill or conditioning.
people quickly realize how legit BJJ is.
"But, but, but ... if it was a real fight, then Robson would have lost, because BJJ only works in MMA, and MMA fights have rules, and real fights don't have any rules."
...
That's what I would say if I was a loser bullshitter paper-black belt trained in a worthless meritless traditional martial art that was devoid of any accomplishments and wanted to use speculative arguments as fake accomplishments.
Jake O Dude, he’s literally backing up BJJ. Chill and read it again.
@@perfectsplit5515 you are dumb
@Jake O anyone who says BJJ doesnt work should roll with someone who is trained...they will be choked lifeless within 30 seconds. :-) I should know...I'm a white belt and I have been getting destroyed daily.
@@perfectsplit5515 you must be either a doomer or a boomer!
"How are you doing this?" man thats what it feels like rolling with a brown/black belt when you're new. At least with blue belts you know what you're being submitted with
@Tiger Tamer the worst. Being betrayed by your own clothing. Can't wait for the new hyperfly gi I bought to betray my trust as well
@Angel Guerrero man you're in for a treat, luckily I'm living in a place that was smart and I am already done with quarantine and back to training
@@jestfullgremblim8002 haha now I’m afraid of replying to you as well lol
@@ryanharrison1730 ok sorry, i HAD to do it
Depends on the blue belt 😂 id gogoplata him for fun
Greatest defense tactic ever.., "bad shoulder; seriously..."
Gives people with actual bad shoulders a bad name
Lee Hout, only if you are laying down on the ground it is good defense, but not when you are on your feet
maybe some time he didn't say seriously and they ripped it even more!
He should have made a tattoo on his bad shoulder that says "Bad Shoulder".
he tapped first
I actually really appreciate how nice and open minded this guy seems. Like, sure he's an ignorant "tough guy", but he came in there to see for himself. And his curiosity led him to an experience that enlightened him-- leading to him saying stuff like "this is incredible!". I appreciate, that he came to appreciate, Jiu Jitsu.
If you believe this was a real sparring match then you are as gullible as everyone in the early 90s that thought the UFC was legitimate. You didn't see any world class catch wrestlers invited did you? Only washed up bums from retirement that Royce Gracie knew he could beat. ANY high ranking NCAA wrestler would have annihilated Royce back then....easily. Jiu-jitsu has lost and consistently lost against catch wrestling for over a century now over and over again. A recent example was in 2016 when Josh Barnett beat dean listner with a catch wrestling submission called a scarf hold. Anyone today who still thinks jiu-jitsu is a relevant martial art is too lazy and simple to do their own research.
@@jessehines4044 There were definitely people who could've beat Royce back then. I don't disagree. And no, not "ANY high ranking NCAA wrestler" could've beat Royce, because I myself have easily tapped a few and I'm only a purplebelt. This stuff is less about styles and more about people. Barnett greatly outsizes Lister, and Barnett also has a Judo and BJJ blackbelt. There's really not a lot of clean ways to enter into a discussion like this because we're not able to measure any art or fighter in a controlled environment. Everyone's been tainted with cross training and exposure to other styles. And Jiu Jitsu isn't irrelevant, it's literally the grandfather of Judo. When YOU do the research, you'll see that BJJ is really just Judo and Judo is really just Japanese Jiu Jitsu. The only differences between these subdivisions are where they focus their training-- but the lexicon and vocabulary of techniques are incredibly old and almost all shared. I think the gullible one who needs to research things is the one who ascribes a bunch of ideas and talking points to my benign comment. You began making assumptions about my views, knowledge, etc of which none are discernible from my initial comment. But, I don't think you need to research martial arts, if anything stepping out of your bubble would probably do you better-- but if there's anything you probably should look into, it'd be manners.
Jiu jitsu #1
@@IriaChannel Seems to me that BJJ also has some sumo elements in there, but yeah, lots of Judo with some adjustments and a different focus. And JJJ was great for its time, and from what BJJ who later took JJJ told me, he got some interesting insight and became better taking JJJ after having achieved a high rank in BJJ.
I agree! He looked to be open minded and respectful to the Jiu Jitsu skills of his opponent. I wonder if it changed the man's mindset and decided train and get into better shape? He would have a really cool story to tell in the future how it all got started.
Actually found some valuable sparring tips in this. I noticed how he adapted his takedowns to the huge opponent. He realized that upper body clinches weren’t gonna be effective because of size diff (he abandons a body lock in middle of video & switches from double leg to single) and focused on single legs, leg entanglement and riding the big dude’s momentum. I have a tough time with really big white belts because of the anatomical differences, so it was cool to see how he tailored his game a little in this situation. 👍🥋
nice breakdown bruh!
lower leg sweeps are the answer for that if you can pull it off
Doubles are usually better than singles but often you can only get a single. Also of the guy is really big a single may be preferred because you don't have to pick up the guy to do a single.
@@shawandrew just shoot in for a single leg x
@@Crystals10000 I'd start with a double and move to a single if it doesn't work.
1:18 “I see where that’s going” lmaooo smart man at least
He’s just a friendly big guy seeking a martial artist worthy of teaching him
BJJ is an art, I have been doing it 18 months. Breathing is more important than people realize when rolling.
Breathing is key to every art
I was a legit hs wrestler and went in and after my 2 weeks got the chance to roll and would burn myself out the first minute every roll and would get smoked.
@@randyvillegas9413 Yeah relaxation throughout the transitions is the key to every art form....music...visual or martial art.....understanding the basics ...the form etc.....then learning to flow and play ..varying tempo ....rhythm and dynamics as you go. The master of any art form knows how to play the spaces.🙃😃😆😅
Absolutely! I was more of a “hold your breath”
Type of person...only lasted 30 seconds...
Hamon breathing truly is the root of such glorious martial arts
"Huge random guy" should be changed to "Fat out of shape un-athletic random guy"
its weird the fight starts basically with bjj guy already in a single leg as if he attacked him without the guy knowing there was a fight.....why didnt they start out 10 feet apart or something.
It's the same either way you turboautist
EXACTLY
Fr, the clickbait.
Ya
"You're not even breathing hard "
Yeah dude, it's my freaking career.
I have nothing to prove, so I don't challenge people. If I was that big, out of shape in body and mind...I wouldn't be challenging people. I hope it humbled him enough to stick around and (pay) learn something.
With his level of performance I’ll bet his training consists of drinking beer while watching ufc.
Surprised he had enough cardio to take off his shoes. The average person would think the fat guy was a bad ass lol
The average person would have probably lost to him. How many people train in any art, the costs are insane.
I have my 3rd BJJ class today 😍
Good shit
Make sure you stick with it mate good luck
u need to loop through a lot of classes keep it up
Not a bad idea after your TH-cam channel died
@@uhjeff3651 was that a joke or just meant to be rude
That knee to belly at the end on the big guy while already wheezing = savage 😆😂🤣
Neon Belly!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol I would have covered his mouth...
I always liked the forearm post accross the neck. Rest your weight on it while in transition and with most uninitiated they tap instantly.
It use to destroy me.
That’s basic white belt shit. I cant even spar yet and im being taught that by other white belts while drilling. They literally tell me to put more pressure on their stomach or when i do eventually roll with them, they will escape. And its been demonstrated on me as to how.
Now even when drilling, i put 90% of my 200lbs right above their hip. 10% on my posted leg.
He's probably used to pounding on drunk zombies at the bar. Different world fighting someone with legit skills. I was starting to think he was gonna have a heart attack.
Well they weren't actually fighting either . Just grappling . Not saying BJJ doesn't work I'm js that's a huge dude and it would be nice to see guys like him come in and actually get destroyed by black belts with strikes involved .
@Tiger Tamer I've seen those. Classics
@@MrFreakinAwesome20 an irl Street a fight q skinny black belt will get demolished in seconds if he isn't lucky
@@omar619kamis not really, many grapplers know striking and there's also many schools where they show you what to do if the other guy is trying to hit you.
And there's the most important part, leg locks, i've seen personally 3 leg locks in 1v1 street fights (in the second fight that i saw, it basically ended up as a 2v1 tho)
And nobody knows what to do when they are put in a leg lock bro. And even without leg locks, i would say that the black belt will 95% win if it is a 1v1. Because if they can pull off takedowns and submissions against people of their same level, what is to them someone that only knows striking? Did you not hear about the UFC 1?
@Ike but no Mike sorry but i will have to differ. I don't do bjj nor wrestling, but i do Judo. And there are A LOT of techmiques that were literally made just for a smaller and weaker person to control/throw a stronger one. And almost every bjj technique comes from Judo so i bet that there are also a lot of those kind of techniques in bjj. And! While i haven't done wrestling, i have cross trained with them and i also have friends that are into olimpic wrestling, and i gotta say that they also know how to control and takedown a stronger guy. For a wrestler to not be able to double leg you, you gotta be at least 5-6 times his weight (lmao) or know some takedown defense, and you literally said that you fought a champion and beated him because you were "in a better shape" sorry man, but that wasn't a champion lol. you can say that to anyone that knows about wrestling and they are going to say "that's bullshit". what kind of champion was that guy? Are you sure that he didn't let you win? Are you sure that what you said happened? If you "don't know a move" even someone that only was a high school wrestler can take you down (but maybe not control/submit you when on the ground) now let alone a champion XD
Soooo... both shoulders are his “bad shoulder”?
"this guy is good-..." "nah he's a white belt..." xD LOL
The first day of jiu jitsu is an eye opener for anyone who gives it a go. It was humbling to realise, after only ten minutes on the mat, that anyone there could tap me out without much trouble. And it was also an empowering experience for me too. I was partnered with a large and tough Thai boxing trainer, who also had never done jiu jitsu either. Learning I could move him with a basic sweep was a lightbulb moment I will never forget.
I remember that feeling of security I had before my first BJJ class. Thought my stand up was good enough to get by untill I realized that I was horrible on the ground. Instant humble pie.
That's what got me training BJJ. I had a nightmare I was winning a fight and somehow the guy got me to the grown and I was clueless so he demolished me. I woke up and was like, hell no and took my first BJJ class that week lol.
“A man can’t breathe he can’t fight” -Terry Silver
Nobody understands how real BJJ is until they experience a rolling session.
Mike Tyson - "People were asking me [before a fight], 'What’s going to happen?.' They were talking about his style. 'He's going to give you a lot of lateral movement. He's going to move, he's going to dance. He's going to do this, do that.' I said, "Everybody has a plan until they get hit. Then, like a rat, they stop in fear and freeze.'"
100 PERCENT
Jujitsu is the religion of Peace💎🤙
I love the way you phrased that
@@Tribe_of_Trees what about kozen judo? Can you name it?
Yikes
Add a striking dicsapline and bjj is usual in self defense. If not, someone with basic takedown defense and basic boxing will destroy them. I'm a 3rd degree black belt in Japanese Jujitsu.
Those are always the tough guys. Little do they know when we train, the biggest thing is always bjj cardio, it can make or break you. Hope he signs up
Yes. I’ve essentially submitted myself due to my cardio a number of times.😆😆
Cardio can literally make or break like 90 percent of fights because most people don't have enough technique for anything else to matter in the grand scheme of a fight..
Tbf the dude in the video is humbler than most tough guys challenging martial artists. He knows to give credit where its due.
th-cam.com/video/sG6FMTBJPJY/w-d-xo.html not true dummy gotta learn to strike or u could get hurt
“I have a bad shoulder” that’s fine, he’s cranking on ur elbow anyway 😂
Chill bro he is taking care of his shoulder
I have a bad shoulder and it does hurt the next day
You don't get to cry about an injury when you started the challenge.
@@wheelswanch has to suck being you
Armbars can still mess up your shoulder
If i was the big guy i'd be laughing my ass off. "Omg he's kicking my ass"
Noone who trains bjj is even remotely surprised by this. We all get humbled very quickly once we get on the mats with people who have training........ OSS! 🤙
th-cam.com/video/sG6FMTBJPJY/w-d-xo.html thank you!!!!!!!!!
Give him a break. He got a bad shoulder. He could've wipe the floor with Robson Moura if it wasn't the bad shoulder.🤣
😅😅😅
“How is he doing this”😂😂😂 don’t walk into the Lion’s Den and poke the lion...
Or in his case, *DO* walk into the Lion's Den and poke the lion.... then sign up for classes! Win-Win!
Jiu Jitsu is an essential life skill, we train NOT to fight.
But may God have mercy on someone's soul if it actually does lead to a scrap!
Hell, we fight enough in the gym that it's time to relax while being out having a drink or a toke. I'm like dude go on somewhere I'm trying to do absolutely nothing right now...😂
Rolling around on your back with another man between your legs is an essential life skill?
Herman Ingram just ask your mother
Herman Ingram just try it, you’ll see.
The fact that that guy didn’t have a heart attack is amazing.
You're not even breathing hard. Hahahahahaha
Reminds me of when I first started.
Kinda reminds me of last weekend too. Derp.
That was hilarious. "How you do that?" I'm glad he was amazed. Lessons learned.
Robson is like “Uh, no why would I be breathing hard? I do this literally every day.” Lol
“You’re not even breathing hard!” After rolling for 1 minute 😂
Lmaoooo "bad shoulder" *snatches his neck*😂😂😂
I'm a blue belt in bjj and ppl assume size doesn't matter when clearly it does if that guy was same level belt he would have destoryed that guy
~Radioactive Man voice~
"The tattoos, they do nothing!!"
"I have a bad shoulder"... *switches to a KNEE BAR * LOL
He would've done better had the oxygen tank been available😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
These videos are almost always staged! In 11 years of bjj training I've never once seen a random "big guy" just walk in off the street to "challenge" a black belt.
As a bjj practitioner myself, I'm sad to say that bjj as a community (in general) is very insecure in their need 'prove' themselves by staging videos against bodybuilders/powerlifters/football players etc....
It's like short man complex but with physiques or something 😂
Explain in depth x gaurd 5 submissions and sweeps then
Because if u were actually in the community youd know whag u said is completely untrue and just because it nevee happened to u doesmt mean it hasnt hapoened
a lot of BJJ and MMA gyms do kind of have dickheads like that who will try to always get a leg up on you to fill the ego
@@markmartin5364 11 years I've been training bjj. Not ONCE has a guy walked in off the street.... on his own.... to challenge the instructer/black belt which just happened to be filmed and posted on social media.
Fake, staged videos mate
Yeah this is pretty cringey. Plus if you watch the big guys movements he’s definitely been training for a bit. This is very clearly a marketing stunt.
This is a true teacher. Much respect to the teacher and I hope the big guy is humbled
Robson is the man! So humbled and just an overall great person. I was blessed to train with him while traveling for a few months and this guy must have hit a soft spot challenging him. Robson put it on him when normally he is so playful (probably because he can run laps around me on the mat)! This school is a great environment and great ppl. If anyone can visit in Tampa, I recommend!
You know wat, I actually appreciate how respectful and amazed big man was, you could tell he was humbled
Remember in ace Ventura when he climbs in the shower crying cause he feels violated.
This guy.
This happened to me when I was 16. Only it lasted 2 secs and my knee was destroyed. Talking to people who’ve never rolled about martial arts is like talking to a brick wall.
The only difficult thing I saw for the BJJ guy was to land a suplex 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great challenge...I hope that guy paid you enough respect to at least join the gym and earn some of this knowledge...
what challenge? LOL
That big ball guy needed an ambulance before he got his ass kicked 🥋
Staged commercial but still cool to see cuz big dude clearly exerted himself.
Step in a bjj school you’ll find out
how do you know it's staged? is this story unbelievable to you? this is classic florida man behavior loll
Robson Moura....legend!
This reminds me of my first... six months of training! Almost five years later and still get beaten by the vein l brown and black belts! BJJ is great. Anyone should give it a try. And Robson is a monster!
can't believe ive never seen this. Big guy would make a great training partner, has a good attitude.
He taps pretty fast for a tough guy. Despite popular belief, tatts don't make you an instant badass.
No he’s just smart and doesn’t wanna get himself hurt he obviously doesn’t have a huge ego
Nobody thinks that anymore, you fucking dork
@@Austinn54 If he were smart he wouldn't have challenged a Black belt.
20 bucks if anyone can beet me here! but don't touch my left shoulder.. and my spine has osteochondrosis, so.. MCL-tears both knees btw. AND i have very pressure-sensitive skin.. NOBODY??
Clearly staged. Listen to everything the big dude says...
"I'd be in big trouble if this were a fight. "
"This is incredible"
"How are you doing this?"
"How is he doing this?"
"This is amazing."
"You're not even out of breath."
They are clearly rolling. The story about the big guy wanting to fight anyone for 20 bucks is odd, since he doesnt appear to want to strike at all. Seems he agreed to wrestle and got a first hand experience of what rolling with a pissed of black belt feels like. "I'd be in big trouble if this were a fight. " is him realizing how good of a decision he made when he acepted that it would be a friendly match and have no striking. That is made clear by the dude tapping within a few seconds. You can tell that the bjj guy doesnt want to let him off the hook so easily and continues to manhadle the big guy into another submission. "Bad shoulder, bad shoulder, I've got a bad shoulder" is his next line. At this point big guy knows he cant win, but is still going to be and feel surprised as to how useless he actualy is. If you dont think bjj is for real do the challenge yourself. Just dont be stupid like this guy and challenge ppl there, instead find the best rated bjj school in your area and attend classes until you start rolling.
Super freaking cool how he told him that if he loses he has to become a student, It DRASTICALLY elevates the mood of the situation!
🔥AWESOME🔥
I love how all the BJJ cult members fall for this everytime 😂 random big guy offers a fight, BJJ instructor destroys me, "look how great BJJ is everyone"...now here's the link the sign up for a monthly membership at my club...staged
Probably. It is plainly the Jiu-Jitsu Times youtube channel and their certainly not going to show a BJJ getting their ass kicked by anyone. Bruce Lee had this all figured out in the 1960's, there is no one style of martial art that dominates in MMA today. It is the blending of the best features of all of them that works in the real world.
Guessing you'll be posting up your non-staged video soon, the one where you walked into the BJJ gym and destroy the instructor. Can't wait.
For those of you calling this staged, I recommend looking up who the instructor is. Robson is an IBJJF hall of famer, and mult-time world champ. There's no reason for him to prove anything. I've trained with him, he's a nice, down-to-earth guy - very respectful. I guarantee the opponent walked into the gym, said something disrespectful and wouldn't leave. Otherwise this wouldn't have happened.
At our gym Coach won’t let you roll until after about a week. Then I rolled with Coach Cory. A 5’2, 116Lb Brown Belt. I was 6’2, athletic, and probably 195. I’ve never felt so useless in my life. And he was toying with me (Obviously) that’s the moment I knew. It was like when Dr. Strange gets sent into the astral plane. “Teach me”
He actually seemed like a sweetheart underneath the bravado. I’m sure he feels embarrassed looking back on this now.
Bjj is very humbling, isn't it? If anyone having aggressive thoughts went for a roll... there would be peace in the whole world before blue belt...
in BJJ, most unassuming person will break you, literally.
Dude probably couldn't beat a white belt. Winded after just 2 minutes
Very CLASSY. He could have deboned him like a fish but took the high road. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lmfao what else did you want him to do to the poor guy?
Robson visited the gym I went to. We had some pretty savage guys. During rolls I’d catch random peeks of him wrapping them up (was in gi) in crazy moves I’d never seen before. Was almost comical.
The guy doesn't need BJJ classes, he needs Slim Fast and major cardio work!
Not surprised...if you have 0 ground fighting skills, you are completely helpless against someone who does.
I really don’t know why out of all combat sports bjj guys have to fake these situations where some big guy comes in the gym and they kick their ass at the ground game
Bjj is very good and probably the best form of self defence but if that guy started swinging he would probably knock that little bjj guy out in a real life situation
Don’t fall for this because you will probably get hurt 🤕
It looked friendly enough. The big guy is out of shape and probably doesn't realize the amount of energy it takes to do JiuJitsu vs trying to "fight."
Tattoos and beer don't make you tougher. Training does. ... and this " bad shoulder" crap what a excuse for being a huge wusss.
This guy knows literally nothing! You gotta be somebody to challenge BJJ
2:33 made me LOL.
This was basically my first month of training. Probably my first several months, but definitely my first month.
Did the guy sign up for classes? Anyone know? Would be cool if he’s a blue belt now.
Soon after the filming of the video he had some Krispy Kreme Donuts and called it a day.
"Random out of shape fat guy vs trained Jiu Jitsu athlete" is more accurate.
I think once they got started grappling that it was legit and not staged, but I also am a little skeptical of the set-up. The way he adapted his takedowns to his size was amazing though for sure.
The big problems for most ( not all ) big guys is low stamina, in the first minute or two if they did not end the fight to their side, they may find themselves in an unpleasant situation.
Not cool when someone taps. You let go. Proving a lesson or not.
On the street different. But you were in a Dojo period.
You gotta Slap em: Steven Seagal master of all martial arts and king of the buffet~
Dude would’ve been better off fighting a whopper with fries 🍟
I wonder if that dude realized what would have happened to him if that was a real fight on the street...
Seems like a sinister title. The challenger clearly didn't know how to grapple, and he's betting on himself to win a fight, but apparently is not allowed to punch? Fishy AF.
Well, no he's not allowed to punch. It's a grappling match.
@@TheEndKing what I meant was, why did this guy want to fight a grappler in a grappling match? He has NO skills. If he thinks he's tough, he must be fist fighting people.
lol... "Nah, he's just a white belt."
This literally never happens in Muay Thai gyms... I wonder why?
@@WalterSamuels the video is a BJJ gym...
That the most respectful "guy walks in to a dojo to fight a black belt" video I have ever seen. It's not hard to be nice and respectful towards people no matter what you're doing.
Of all the people, why would you pick an animal like robson
I was afraid the big guy would have a heart atack
Big guy is more humble than these 2 BJJ guys
BJJ is a different type of cardio too. It's one thing to be big, strong and in good shape. It's another thing to be in grappling shape. You learn how to be economical with your movements, make the other guy work harder than you, rest when you have a good position and be calm. A white belt that's been training consistently combined with good cardio can handle himself against most average Joes. Cardio alone is often the advantage against an unskilled opponent.
I’m pretty sure this applies to all grappling arts
Congratulations for winning within your own rule set. I have nothing against BJJ but things might be different if striking was allowed.
Yes - if the "big guy" was first CONDITIONED and second was a boxer or wrestler or judoka or MMA, and didn't play by the BJJ rule book the outcome would not have been so set in stone. I have seen numerous MMA kickboxers who have destroyed BJJ opponents in short order. Bruce Lee was preaching this in the 1960's, don't become a cult member to a particular style of martial art.
The guy is literally out of shape
Jeff Monson really let himself go
I assume he became a student lol.
He did a lot of talking....... 🙄😏
please upload a lower res version
"I used to be a BJJ master like you... then I took an arrow to my shoulder"
Ha ha...