Gordon is so aware of Boehms tapping hand, he had his eye on it the entire time he was hunting that armbar. Boehm barely tapped and Gordon instantly let go. Didn't crank crazy or anything. His lvl of awareness for his opponents safety is pretty wild
@@trill2400 nobody initiated anything. They walked in circles for 10 minutes then sat on the floor doing nothing until they finally did something on the last 3-4 minutes lol
@@Remykapel I understand it perfectly fine and this video was a horrible representation of the sport. They literally didn't do anything for 90% of the match
If you had to fight a cobra without any tools or weapons know that for the cobra, it’s win condition is to land one strike. That win condition can be satisfied pretty quick and you would be wise to be slow and meticulous with how you engage against this cobra. In this sport, these two combatants have similarly quick win conditions of their own and thus justifiably approach things slow against each other. Hope that helps!
12 minutes and 25 seconds is so impressive when you predict to submit someone this skilled in under 10..I have seen some impressive achievements, but this is near the top of the list!
Please fix the post fight interview audio. Run a direct line. Not sure why you would use audio recorded with all that feedback. Couldn’t understand a word of it.
@@bigdee1216nah bro it's just an incredibly lame and boring sport. He could've submitted him in 2 minutes but they just sat around doing nothing. Literally nothing. Every 3 minutes it was like "ok let's try hard first 6 seconds then back to doing nothing. Agreed?" 😂
@@bradbently He missed one sub so no GOAT. I'm joking what a run that was for him. I thought he was going to finish Galvao with that leg lock in the opening minutes.
@@bradbently I'm not sure that it was bjj as much as pure desperation😂 kudos to him for turning out and squaring the hips but he yanked that leg like it was in a lit volcano😅 All fair player Galvao is a legend in his own right!
Any tips for enjoying spectating more? This is worse than golf for me. I’ve got some physical problems and can’t participate. I wonder if you have to partake to appreciate the sport.
You answered your own question, when you practice it you understand how technical and multidimensional it is.For every attack there are many ways to defend so you must have responses for every defense and so on.When the guys are really good they are playing chess. And of course for people that don't understand what is happening it will be boring
We have come Full Circle from 1993 when Gracy entered the ring, he dominated because nobody spent time on the ground fwd 30 years later, we got but walking....
As a huge wrestling and mma fan i gotta say, this sport makes no sense to me. Its incredibly boring and i dont get the point of it at all. How are points scored? Why is it so slow paced? Why dont they try to submit each other more often? This is a weird sport.
Can someone fill me in on Gordan Ryan? And how you score these bouts? I'm new to Jiu jitsu. I regularly watch UFC, but I'm not ignorant to the differences.
😂 not sure how mma has anything to do with this. I'm not sure how this particular match is scored, but usually: submission wins automatically, you get points for sweeping (putting person on top on bottom) and pinning (maintaining side control, or mount, or back). Gordon is in a lot of sub-only matches, which means no points.
@@aplus1080 I was just trying say in a respectful way that I have very little knowledge of Jiu Jitsu outside of how I see it used in mma. I'm not sure why that offended you man.
man those are some dickhead answers. That's not how we'll get new people into our sport. GR is the best nogi grappler in the world. At the moment he is basically untouchable. This being a no time limit sub only match, the only way to win is via tap. In the last few weeks, there were some sub only matches that went way to long. Sub only is pretty boring to watch in my opinion. If you are looking for some more action jiu jitsu, I highly recommend the ADCC coming up in a few weeks. It's the biggest grappling tournament on the planet and they have a ruleset that makes it much more entertaining to watch. hope that helps :)
It was an interesting Americana variation. Pulling the elbow to put pressure on shoulder, yes. Not an arm bar, which I assumed it was at first. Very clever jiu jitsu.
These commentators are too over the top. No need to keep talking if you have nothing to say...guy literally says that Gordon is trying to make a statement by showing his new techniques and new technologies...New technologies?!? I had no idea Gordon was in the innovative technology field as well?
I do like to imagine Gordon vs prime Roger Gracie. In no-gi it's probably Gordon, but Roger's gi game I rate higher. Gordon's pressure and mat awareness is off the charts.
I'm new to this. They both looked like they'd rather be anywhere but in a combat competition. Ryan literally just layed on the ground at one point and proceeded to sit still for minutes. It looked like a demonstration in a mall, not a high level combat competition. Super boring
@@armon8399 na he played guard and attempted leg locks . in playing guard he managed to get his leg attacks off rather than just getting smashed. he forced gord to look for another opportunity, hence the triangle/armbar
Yeah, the first half he looked extremely tentative but after Gordon took top Kyle actually engaged in the attacks and forcing Gordon to actually work. I think a lot of guys lose to Gordon not only because he is a superior grappler but also because they respect his game way too much to the point they're afraid to play their own game. You can respect your opponent, but you can't give him too much respect to where you effectively shut your own game down.
Kyle proved that he is the most cautious, non-engaging grappler on the planet. Well done! He knows he's going to lose, he just wants to make sure it lasts a long time.
Besides Galvao, how many world champions has he beaten in his last 10-15 matches? He’s very good yes, but who is he beating? He’s beating good guys, game guys, but not world champions. He submitted Galvao but Andre is 40 years old. In the last 5 years, when Gordon rough Simoes, Rocha, and Buchecha (all gi or nogi world champions) he either won off decision or like 1-0. When he starts submitting world champions under the age of 35, I think we can start to give him more cred.
The day that Gordon Ryan loses by sub in a no gi match, we will know that’ll be the changing of the guard. Otherwise he is the king of submission grappling
@@RAPEDBYBLACKS I completely agree with you bro. BJJ is a fascinating and intricate sport full of beauty and skill, but it's not really fighting. It's as comparable to fighting as Olympic fencing is to sword fighting (aka not really)
Gordan Ryan is making a name for himself in No Gi however, however, Gordan Ryan is not the greatest Jiu Jitsu player of all time, you would have to also be just as complete in Gi as well as No Gi. Gordan doesn't do Gi for a reason! Stop labeling people as the Greatest Ever, when in fact he's not the greatest ever. You need to dominate both categories to carry that title. Not too long ago you guys were calling Marcelo Garcia the Greatest Ever, before that it was Roger Gracie and before that it was Rickson Gracie. Roger and Rickson dominated in both No Gi and Gi. Marcelo was a No Gi God, now Ryan is walking through stuff but he can't be the greatest when he's two down to Pena. Ryan may have gotten much better and his approach is amazing, he's aggressive without being too physical and he's only looking for the position he wants, he's not concerned with your game just his and it works every time. I see a lot of his opponents waiting to see what he's going to do next and that gives him the time to set up his position! The man is amazing but you still have to do both Gi and no Gi to be considered the greatest BJJPlayer of all time!
@@jesse3370 gi is great. When i started BJJ a few months ago i thought it was dumb. But it adds another dimension to grappling. I really enjoy it. I suggest giving it a legit try. The best part of it is that it is really similar to real life. At my bachelor party, we started (drunkenly) wrestling each other. My buddies were wearing zip up hoodies. Theyre just like a gi.
Should be called "Who can beat Ryan". We all know who is number 1.
yeah if it didnt sound so disrespectful, thats exactly what it is.
also notice how there isnt even a question mark behind the statement hahha
How about "Who's number 2" because we know who #1 is.
@@WillBilly425 🤣
so true
Ryan: Alright, let's do this.
Boehm: Don't touch me bro!
Gordon is so aware of Boehms tapping hand, he had his eye on it the entire time he was hunting that armbar. Boehm barely tapped and Gordon instantly let go. Didn't crank crazy or anything. His lvl of awareness for his opponents safety is pretty wild
Still broke his arm lol
They both are truly great tacticians of BJJ. Gordon is excellent in attaching quickly in the transitions. It was a great match.
Been watching flograppling for a while now and I've become a big fan of Gordon Ryan the man in a BAMF ...a true talent
Gordan Ryan is definitely in the debate of the greatest of all time. Danaher is hands down the best coach ever in my opinion.
I disagree
@@icyog128 You make a compelling case.
@hngryghozt you must be a white belt, welcome to jiu-jitsu
@@icyog128He sounds perfectly reasonable to me. You on the other hand sound like one of those trolls Gordon is always talking about.
in no-gi there is no debate
I train at 10th P oside where Boehm trains and he’s built like captain America. Gordon Ryan is something different
Another flawless performance by Ryan!
I love watching Ryan Jiu Jitsu
Thanks for posting this
Beautiful match by Gordon… his style is so simple but beautiful and efficient
Would love to hear Gordon Ryan trash talk out loud in this quiet library environment. Would make him the true heel
Rick Darringer is the best grappler I’ve ever seen
rob hahhaha yes!
I was thinking calling out school instructors and people that own bbj schools would be a dic move. lol
Anything to make this more exciting. I was bored beyond belief
14:42 "get out of that, Kyle!" thx, captain obvious xD
Gordon but scooting forward like, "c'mon man, I gotta run errands after this"
Is this how all matches are? They both looked like they had no interest in this match.
@@AdamB34the other guy was running away from all the action, once Gordon got him on his back the match was over cuz he couldn’t run anymore
@@trill2400 they were "running" from each other
@@AdamB34 no watch, Gordon initiated all the stand up clenches and the other guy pushes him away so he just sits and pulls guard
@@trill2400 nobody initiated anything. They walked in circles for 10 minutes then sat on the floor doing nothing until they finally did something on the last 3-4 minutes lol
The scary thing about Gordon Ryan is watching him make elite black belts look like blue belts
Every time I watch GR it always reminds me of when a lion has taken down a gazelle and is effortlessly preventing its escape
Okay Conor 😆
This is america nobody knows what that is
Freaking love this format
Monster on the mat. Awsome to watch !
Love watching this guy, true master
save yourself some time, forward to 14:43 they just walk in circles till then.
Exactly. This is a dumb sport if this is all it is.
@@AdamB34 You understand 0 about Jitz
@@Remykapel I understand it perfectly fine and this video was a horrible representation of the sport. They literally didn't do anything for 90% of the match
If you had to fight a cobra without any tools or weapons know that for the cobra, it’s win condition is to land one strike. That win condition can be satisfied pretty quick and you would be wise to be slow and meticulous with how you engage against this cobra. In this sport, these two combatants have similarly quick win conditions of their own and thus justifiably approach things slow against each other. Hope that helps!
That transition at the finish was sick
12 minutes and 25 seconds is so impressive when you predict to submit someone this skilled in under 10..I have seen some impressive achievements, but this is near the top of the list!
Incredible stuff Gordon.
Please fix the post fight interview audio. Run a direct line. Not sure why you would use audio recorded with all that feedback. Couldn’t understand a word of it.
Jiu Jitsu is either quick attacks to through someone off guard or a long battle of who will waste more energy.
Yes and no. For us laymen we will see it like that but for these great people are playing chess.
@@bigdee1216nah bro it's just an incredibly lame and boring sport. He could've submitted him in 2 minutes but they just sat around doing nothing. Literally nothing. Every 3 minutes it was like "ok let's try hard first 6 seconds then back to doing nothing. Agreed?" 😂
It's boring because you have zero understanding of what is happening and the complexity of the sport, better watch mma if you just want entertainment
Gordan will truly be the GOAT if he dominates at ADCC this year.
He's the goat
this aged well!
@@bradbently He missed one sub so no GOAT. I'm joking what a run that was for him. I thought he was going to finish Galvao with that leg lock in the opening minutes.
@@nathangilbert1344 yeah man, i thought he would get the finish there too, but thats bjj lol!
@@bradbently I'm not sure that it was bjj as much as pure desperation😂 kudos to him for turning out and squaring the hips but he yanked that leg like it was in a lit volcano😅 All fair player Galvao is a legend in his own right!
Gordon is a Beast!!!!!
Rolled with Kyle this weekend in Amsterdam. Wasn’t a good time at all.
Any tips for enjoying spectating more? This is worse than golf for me. I’ve got some physical problems and can’t participate. I wonder if you have to partake to appreciate the sport.
I was thinking the same thing. How can anyone be entertained by this?
You answered your own question, when you practice it you understand how technical and multidimensional it is.For every attack there are many ways to defend so you must have responses for every defense and so on.When the guys are really good they are playing chess. And of course for people that don't understand what is happening it will be boring
@@tupucristian-andrei9137 this sport will never be that big then. Millions of people watch basketball even though they have never played.
@@PokemonBlueVersion Well it's big enough I think for how technical it is, besides that no one is forcing you to watch
Muito difícil lutar com um adversário que está determinado a apenas fugir a luta inteira.
God damn that submission looked nasty. That little twist at the end putting pressure on the shoulder was .... ouch.
Judging by the thumbnail I’d say Gordon Ryan’s still doin the damn thang
Lol, was just thinking the same thing, I just started the video but that looked like it was strapped on TIGHT! Can't wait to see what happens.
Man Gordan is a wizard - I don’t even understand how Gordon went from bone going for leg lock to scrambling for back control
Would be dope if u put dates in the info. Save me a lot of time googling every match to check chronology. Love the vids tho :)
Welcome to flo grappling. Haha. Unorganized as hell but we don't really have another option.
but you ain't gonna share your knowledge either?
@@matpond Jun 5, 2020
😂 was about to do the same thing.
No time-limit, submission only jiu jitsu is what we need, to prevent the art from degenerating into a for-point-only sport
Omg this guy is awesome.. crazy..
We have come Full Circle from 1993 when Gracy entered the ring, he dominated because nobody spent time on the ground fwd 30 years later, we got but walking....
Everyone I see face gordon has the same strategy. Avoid engaging so you don't get submitted. Dude is playing wide open and everyone is still afraid.
Bah bah bah bah, I'm Loving It😂🤣
As a huge wrestling and mma fan i gotta say, this sport makes no sense to me. Its incredibly boring and i dont get the point of it at all. How are points scored? Why is it so slow paced? Why dont they try to submit each other more often? This is a weird sport.
This isn’t a match with regular scoring and points. There is no time limit. You only win by submission or opponent quitting.
@@oldironsides4107 I know what the match is but it's boring and confusing
@@AdamB34 no time limit no points.
Like when Royce fought Sakuraba in a no time limit. I think it went 90 mins. Not a lot of action.
@@oldironsides4107 that was 24 years ago and the fight made perfect sense. This match here was just two dudes doing nothing
Kyle was trying the Brendan Schaub strat for the first half, not a great plan
He completely shut Gordon Ryan down at the beginning
🤣🤣🤣🤣, yeah he shut down his guard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 fing funny
@@otownwalrus Yeah he did an amazing job at standing up and walking away over and over
@@otownwalrusthey didn't even do anything in the beginning except walk in circles. The first 10 minutes was like watching paint dry
Can someone explain the intro to me. 1:24 They said Gordon was 2 and 0 but he is a 3 time ADCC champion and #1 PFP.
Knew he could do it, but still awesome bout
Can someone fill me in on Gordan Ryan? And how you score these bouts? I'm new to Jiu jitsu. I regularly watch UFC, but I'm not ignorant to the differences.
😂 not sure how mma has anything to do with this. I'm not sure how this particular match is scored, but usually: submission wins automatically, you get points for sweeping (putting person on top on bottom) and pinning (maintaining side control, or mount, or back). Gordon is in a lot of sub-only matches, which means no points.
@@aplus1080 I was just trying say in a respectful way that I have very little knowledge of Jiu Jitsu outside of how I see it used in mma. I'm not sure why that offended you man.
@@IvanOrdell Gotcha. thanks man
rules were explained in the beginning of the video, go until someone taps, that's it. no points.
man those are some dickhead answers. That's not how we'll get new people into our sport.
GR is the best nogi grappler in the world. At the moment he is basically untouchable. This being a no time limit sub only match, the only way to win is via tap. In the last few weeks, there were some sub only matches that went way to long. Sub only is pretty boring to watch in my opinion.
If you are looking for some more action jiu jitsu, I highly recommend the ADCC coming up in a few weeks. It's the biggest grappling tournament on the planet and they have a ruleset that makes it much more entertaining to watch.
hope that helps :)
Just started watching BJJ videos. Ryan is the Biz. Would love to learn from him.
You can if you pay stupid money or be good enough to join where he trains in austin
14:20. side triangle
Wasn’t Kyle fresh off the coca in this match?
Tons of MMA guys immediately started practicing ripping the shoulder off with their triangle/armbar
Mma guys would destroy these dudes
Is this from a much older match or is it recent?
Sidenote, on the commentary, I don't think I've ever heard anyone say the word Patented "Pain-Tint-ted" before at around 9:40 lol
Очень круто 👍
O cara é perigoso o tempo todo ...
Geez that was nice, if he didn't break your arm you were going to sleep all at the same time. that came out of no where.
Was that a kind of shoulder lock from the triangle when he pulled on his elbow for the tap?
Same motion and breaking mechanism as an Americana.
Yeah Gordon explicitly considered that win an Americana.
Was that a wrist lock?
It was an interesting Americana variation. Pulling the elbow to put pressure on shoulder, yes. Not an arm bar, which I assumed it was at first. Very clever jiu jitsu.
These commentators are too over the top. No need to keep talking if you have nothing to say...guy literally says that Gordon is trying to make a statement by showing his new techniques and new technologies...New technologies?!? I had no idea Gordon was in the innovative technology field as well?
They are beta males
Note for myself:
8:50 Bottom 1/2 Guard Sweep
I do like to imagine Gordon vs prime Roger Gracie. In no-gi it's probably Gordon, but Roger's gi game I rate higher. Gordon's pressure and mat awareness is off the charts.
I’d like to see them in a gay adult film.
Put the date on the video title
The oaf of a ref blocked the camera view with his gigantic ass just as Ryan got Boehms to submit! What a train wreck of a shot for the camera man!
I never seem someone so scared in a fight like this guy fighting Gordon.
I'm new to this. They both looked like they'd rather be anywhere but in a combat competition. Ryan literally just layed on the ground at one point and proceeded to sit still for minutes. It looked like a demonstration in a mall, not a high level combat competition. Super boring
This is the guy Lex Freidman thought MIGHT be able to beat a bear or lion?
"Still the best thanks for wondering"
This is why people hate him, but this is why I'm a fan
Fights like these will never make grappling main stream.
good match kyle did better than a lot of others
Yea cuz he ran the entire time
@@armon8399 na he played guard and attempted leg locks . in playing guard he managed to get his leg attacks off rather than just getting smashed. he forced gord to look for another opportunity, hence the triangle/armbar
@@deathofaclown this is called stalling. If someone is willing to take bottom position in grappling you should run through them like a train
Kyle played on bottom Gordon couldn’t pass the entire time.
Yeah, the first half he looked extremely tentative but after Gordon took top Kyle actually engaged in the attacks and forcing Gordon to actually work.
I think a lot of guys lose to Gordon not only because he is a superior grappler but also because they respect his game way too much to the point they're afraid to play their own game.
You can respect your opponent, but you can't give him too much respect to where you effectively shut your own game down.
I would’ve paid a month to watch that but not a whole year…
I'd like to see Bravo v Ryan
Watching these reminds how that need to add sticking to simulate a real threat! That’s all that’s missing in the sport!
Was this match recent?
2019 or 2020 i think.
Kyle proved that he is the most cautious, non-engaging grappler on the planet. Well done! He knows he's going to lose, he just wants to make sure it lasts a long time.
You can tell he is a true student of Geo Martinez.
was this match today?
@@joesfreshaquatics6488 no this was many months ago
@@masoncampbell3011 thanksbro
I mean he won west coast trials..
Kyle had been training for only 4.5 years when this match happened. Insane.
you think thats probably he didnt do anything? He stalled the whole match until Gordon caught him and submitted him
He might be that likeable but goddamn is Gordan good
If you arent looking at that sweep at 9 minutes in. ya fuckin up. I am gonna move steal. All systems go
We need to make Mr.Gordon fight animals now.
Where's the sound?
Besides Galvao, how many world champions has he beaten in his last 10-15 matches?
He’s very good yes, but who is he beating? He’s beating good guys, game guys, but not world champions.
He submitted Galvao but Andre is 40 years old.
In the last 5 years, when Gordon rough Simoes, Rocha, and Buchecha (all gi or nogi world champions) he either won off decision or like 1-0.
When he starts submitting world champions under the age of 35, I think we can start to give him more cred.
Gordon has insane conditioning, he’s barely winded after every match…. Can HGH increase cardio?
This is true
Well they only really moved for like 90 seconds the entire match. Looked like they taking a nap for half the match
juiced to the gills
New to the sport. Is this a new match?
No this happened a couple years ago
No. Couple years back
Yo my boi is from Jersey?! City boys up.
Didnt see any 10th planet shit being displayed
Kyle stops running away at 8:39
You're the hero we deserve.
Who is kile?
Where is this venue?
You can tell the 2 different mindsets. Kyle looked like his goal was to survive the longest, Gordon came to submit.
They both did nothing lol
He talks shit but he backs it up I love him :)
If the announcer can barely sound excited during intros, how do they expect the audience to be? Presentation and marketing matter.
The whole thing was unbelievably boring
Using the technique of Pena wich he was used :)
The day that Gordon Ryan loses by sub in a no gi match, we will know that’ll be the changing of the guard. Otherwise he is the king of submission grappling
igual debe poner presión que danaher esté mirándote todo el rato
9:57
isnt this an old match?
Literally every match on TH-cam is.
14:09
Jun 5, 2020
The big Ed Challada.
Who’s here after Rogan podcast? Yea me..
This is the golf of combat sports lol 😂
True,but it's more like cricket or something like than 😄... they definitely needs to evolve this isn't last stage.
@@aleksandar8090 no way. Cricket is exciting and has lots of action and scoring. That's the exact opposite of what this match was
I’m really hoping Gordon can transition to mma. I think he’ll do fine since buchecha is doing great so far.
he will get hurt badly.
this is not fighting
gordan has no striking base, it would be very bad for him
@@RAPEDBYBLACKS I completely agree with you bro. BJJ is a fascinating and intricate sport full of beauty and skill, but it's not really fighting. It's as comparable to fighting as Olympic fencing is to sword fighting (aka not really)
From what I've seen of this sport it's not anything close to fighting. He'd be getting elbows dropped on his skull if he tried any of this in mma.
so did this just happen?
Lol it's a dial-up judge.
Gordan Ryan is making a name for himself in No Gi however, however, Gordan Ryan is not the greatest Jiu Jitsu player of all time, you would have to also be just as complete in Gi as well as No Gi. Gordan doesn't do Gi for a reason! Stop labeling people as the Greatest Ever, when in fact he's not the greatest ever. You need to dominate both categories to carry that title. Not too long ago you guys were calling Marcelo Garcia the Greatest Ever, before that it was Roger Gracie and before that it was Rickson Gracie. Roger and Rickson dominated in both No Gi and Gi. Marcelo was a No Gi God, now Ryan is walking through stuff but he can't be the greatest when he's two down to Pena. Ryan may have gotten much better and his approach is amazing, he's aggressive without being too physical and he's only looking for the position he wants, he's not concerned with your game just his and it works every time. I see a lot of his opponents waiting to see what he's going to do next and that gives him the time to set up his position! The man is amazing but you still have to do both Gi and no Gi to be considered the greatest BJJPlayer of all time!
Just curious why do you need to be good at both Gi and no Gi?
Why is Gi even relevant nowadays
@@jesse3370 gi is great. When i started BJJ a few months ago i thought it was dumb. But it adds another dimension to grappling. I really enjoy it. I suggest giving it a legit try. The best part of it is that it is really similar to real life. At my bachelor party, we started (drunkenly) wrestling each other. My buddies were wearing zip up hoodies. Theyre just like a gi.
@@jesse3370 some people like pajamas / kimonos