Your notes on Ono’s first pin/choke were very helpful. I didn’t quite understand why Yeats-Brown went unconscious but the notes made it clearer. Some of the most original judo content is on your channel, keep up the sensational work.
It was a different technique entirely, but the first pin reminds me of Gawthorpe vs. Serban at the European championship in 1984, in the way that the pin obscured the strangle. Serban was out for a long time, and was given chest compressions and rushed out on a stretcher. Happily, he came back the next day (lost the bronze medal match)... and he won the event the next year!
Jemima has put other fighters to sleep. She’s tough and knows the score and can take it on the chin. She’ll come back stronger and wiser after this…. 💪🥋
@@non-stopnewaza9266 maybe you could do a commentary on her choking out the French fighter. It’s called savage judo choke on YT. The French girl tapped but no on saw it so she got put to sleep.. 😴
that was a BRUTAL technique. the neck cranking... yikes. the ref gets an 'F' and should've been up for review on that one. do your dang job. this should be taken quite seriously. yoko is a beast!
Another noteworthy thing I’ve noticed on yet another viewing is the repositioning of Ono’s left leg in front of Yeats-Brown’s face. It could be just a coincidence, but perhaps the pressure on Brown’s head/neck was increased by Ono’s leg replacement, securing dominant pressure, forcing her into unconsciousness Either way, a very unique occurrence nonetheless.
The only person who 100% knows if a strangle is on, is the person being strangled. Therefore the onus is on them to tap if they feel like they're being strangled and can't escape. Even though judo referees tend to have a very poor understanding of newaza in general, you can't expect a referee to be omniscient in a match and make correct observations all the time. The bottom line is, she was put in a nice clock choke and refused to tap, so she went out. End of.
Judo refs are an absolute joke when it comes to 'protecting' the judokas. I have seen so many of these types of endings where the judoka is laying unconscious because the ref failed to respond in time. Do we have to wait until someone suffers a serious brain condition to inact change?
This is all completely normal and safe. It just looks scary if you have never been in the situation before. It takes three to five minutes before one starts to suffer brain damage; the strangle was on for at most five seconds between the time she passed out and the end of the match. She was clearly still breathing and moving the entire time, and she woke up seconds after her coach got to her. They just kept her down for a while because she was confused. It's much nicer to be awakened slowly, right? For the refs... it is very common for a judoka to stop struggling for the last few seconds of a pin when it's hopeless. If this was a low-level or junior competition--and you see this more often at submission grappling events--they might have a rule that a competitor must always keep moving, and the ref might keep asking "are you ok?" the moment a technique is applied. But it doesn't make sense at a high level of judo.
@@glenm99 As a hospital doctor and retired judoka, I beg to differ. Folks don’t always spontaneously (or even with resuscitation) come around despite our wishful thinking. This delay was unnecessary and potentially negligent. 🙏🏿🇬🇧
@@vittocrazi they're the biggest losers out there.. In both senses of the word. They're like the knight at the bridge in Monty python.. Cut my arms off..I'm Fighting. Cut my legs off.. I'm still beating you.
Yoko Ono was such a newaza powerhouse. Great technique combined with the strength of a male competitor. She would probably destroy a lot of men on the ground.
Yay! Finally analysis of Judo that doesn't just focus of throws. The ground game is somewhat a forgotten art and it's awesome to see detailed analysis like this! Keep it up!
Yeats-Brown really put herself in that strangle by trying to use her flexibility to avoid being pinned. It's clear that by extending her back she exposed her own neck. Not the first time her trying to use her flexibility has resulted in a problem for her.
Thanks. I had a look at her other matches after reading your comment. I can see what you mean about her getting into problems when relying on her flexibility.
helplessly pinning and submitting european fighters definitely is a Japan's favorite pastime... I've done this sport for many years.. and still I think I would tapout to the average 19yo black belt female trained in that country. Its their national sport and they really , really defend it proudly.
Your notes on Ono’s first pin/choke were very helpful. I didn’t quite understand why Yeats-Brown went unconscious but the notes made it clearer.
Some of the most original judo content is on your channel, keep up the sensational work.
It was a different technique entirely, but the first pin reminds me of Gawthorpe vs. Serban at the European championship in 1984, in the way that the pin obscured the strangle. Serban was out for a long time, and was given chest compressions and rushed out on a stretcher. Happily, he came back the next day (lost the bronze medal match)... and he won the event the next year!
Gawthorpe vs Serban was scary to watch, but glad to hear he was okay.
Unimpressed by the speed of the medical response!
lol, its not like they can do anything but wait for someone to wake up! I prefer the BJJ way of lifting the legs
On the first pin are you saying she went out due to a pin with a choke incorporated in it or suffocated by the pin ??
落ちた選手に対する介護体制が遅くないでしょうか？しかも大人数？もっと勉強してください。国際大会なんだから。
審判の無知ですね。締め技なのに、途中で身体が完全に伸び切っているのが理解できない審判。さらに落ちたのに救護すらしない無知な審判。
この審判は再教育の必要アリですね。
右足が畳に落ちた時に確認すべきですよね。
とにかくああいう回転の際は、締め技を考慮して監視しないと･･･。
ヘタすりゃ、死なないまでも障害が残る危険性だってありますョ。
O atendimento foi bastante rápido. Se dependesse desse juiz, a atleta dormia pra sempre.
Now that's pressure. I hope the girl in blue is ok. She was down for a while. Ono is really good with that turn over.
Jemima has put other fighters to sleep. She’s tough and knows the score and can take it on the chin. She’ll come back stronger and wiser after this…. 💪🥋
Thanks, I had a look at her other matches after reading your comment. She certainly is tough.
@@non-stopnewaza9266 maybe you could do a commentary on her choking out the French fighter. It’s called savage judo choke on YT. The French girl tapped but no on saw it so she got put to sleep.. 😴
@@nidgeontour257 What causes her to go to sleep?
@@louis4692 lack of oxygen supply
すごいですね🥋🇯🇵✅✅✅✅✅✅👊🏻
0:55 .... but is left unconscious due to pain or fatigue or suffocation ???
She was knocked out cold.
blood choke. yoko ono's forearm rested across her neck
Imagine pulling quarter guard
that was a BRUTAL technique. the neck cranking... yikes.
the ref gets an 'F' and should've been up for review on that one. do your dang job. this should be taken quite seriously. yoko is a beast!
6:13 ... anna was at all times a rag doll hahahaha xP
Can you make a video about Sasaki Takeshi? He performed really well in Paris 2021
抑え込もうとする大野選手の執念が伺える。
相手も落ちるまで耐えるのはダメだと思うんだけどね
あれ完全に極まってるんだから、下手したら危ないわ
Another noteworthy thing I’ve noticed on yet another viewing is the repositioning of Ono’s left leg in front of Yeats-Brown’s face. It could be just a coincidence, but perhaps the pressure on Brown’s head/neck was increased by Ono’s leg replacement, securing dominant pressure, forcing her into unconsciousness
Either way, a very unique occurrence nonetheless.
Yes, I think by moving her legs / rotating her body towards and past the crossface hand increased the pressure.
Mounting back should be more advantageous lol what is this
The only person who 100% knows if a strangle is on, is the person being strangled. Therefore the onus is on them to tap if they feel like they're being strangled and can't escape. Even though judo referees tend to have a very poor understanding of newaza in general, you can't expect a referee to be omniscient in a match and make correct observations all the time. The bottom line is, she was put in a nice clock choke and refused to tap, so she went out. End of.
0:55 ... hahahaha without shame he went to sleep xPPP
Aaaaaaa woooo?!, 😮😮😮😮😮
絶対戦いたくないわ
What a irresponsable Judge!
Judo refs are an absolute joke when it comes to 'protecting' the judokas. I have seen so many of these types of endings where the judoka is laying unconscious because the ref failed to respond in time. Do we have to wait until someone suffers a serious brain condition to inact change?
Apparently. It really shouldn't take more than a few seconds to provide resuscitation to an unconscious fighter. This was quite worrying.
@@olanrewajuihenacho178 most definitely. That girl in blue was out cold for a longer time than usual.
@@trollmaster7894 What is this unconsciousness due to?
This is all completely normal and safe. It just looks scary if you have never been in the situation before. It takes three to five minutes before one starts to suffer brain damage; the strangle was on for at most five seconds between the time she passed out and the end of the match. She was clearly still breathing and moving the entire time, and she woke up seconds after her coach got to her. They just kept her down for a while because she was confused. It's much nicer to be awakened slowly, right?
For the refs... it is very common for a judoka to stop struggling for the last few seconds of a pin when it's hopeless. If this was a low-level or junior competition--and you see this more often at submission grappling events--they might have a rule that a competitor must always keep moving, and the ref might keep asking "are you ok?" the moment a technique is applied. But it doesn't make sense at a high level of judo.
@@glenm99 As a hospital doctor and retired judoka, I beg to differ. Folks don’t always spontaneously (or even with resuscitation) come around despite our wishful thinking. This delay was unnecessary and potentially negligent.
🙏🏿🇬🇧
2:18 ... Don't touch me, nothing happened to me !!! hahaha and she was laying there sleeping most of the match haha xP
collar chokes arent always avail
1:05 Very good and fast réactions of the judge and japanese opponant. Great 👎
What the f is wrong with the judge?!
It isn't immediately obvious from where the Ref is standing.
This is true, Brotha. But shouldn't he have stood on the other side for better observation? This is an injury-prone sport after all.
@@euanmorse A BJJ ref would have immediately known she was out.
@@cyrusp100 one never knows. Royse Gracie and followers are still salty about him losing to Yoshida from a very similar position to this
@@vittocrazi they're the biggest losers out there.. In both senses of the word. They're like the knight at the bridge in Monty python.. Cut my arms off..I'm Fighting. Cut my legs off.. I'm still beating you.
こういうの見ると、欧米人がやってた力任せの諸手タックルや、担いでのバックドロップのほうがフェアに見える。
アホな審判の話じゃなくて、審判の見えない所で片襟締めやるほうがタチが悪い。
こういうの許してたら、偶然装った故意の関節砕きも始まるよ。欧米人、ルールの中で勝ちを取る手段には、研究熱心だからね。
締め技は締め技、押さえ込みは押さえ込み、技にメリハリつけないと
ジャケットデスマッチになるよ。
REFREE should be disqualified
In the early days of Judo. Pins were a submission hold. There was no time limit, you either escaped or surrender.
Yoko Ono was such a newaza powerhouse. Great technique combined with the strength of a male competitor.
She would probably destroy a lot of men on the ground.
Yay! Finally analysis of Judo that doesn't just focus of throws. The ground game is somewhat a forgotten art and it's awesome to see detailed analysis like this! Keep it up!
Yeats-Brown really put herself in that strangle by trying to use her flexibility to avoid being pinned. It's clear that by extending her back she exposed her own neck. Not the first time her trying to use her flexibility has resulted in a problem for her.
Thanks. I had a look at her other matches after reading your comment. I can see what you mean about her getting into problems when relying on her flexibility.
helplessly pinning and submitting european fighters definitely is a Japan's favorite pastime... I've done this sport for many years.. and still I think I would tapout to the average 19yo black belt female trained in that country. Its their national sport and they really , really defend it proudly.
選手を責めるべきでなく、不注意な審判を責めるべきだと思います。
何のために審判がいるのかと。
おうのようこは柔道の鬼神です。押さえ込みで相手を失神させてしまいます!
👍