NTX Spring Slam Judo Tournament Match 1 100+ kg

This match will bug me for a long time. I was too focused on controlling the edge and moving him off I wasn't paying attention. Had a game plan, but over focused on that and stopped paying attention to what was actually going on in the match.
THINGS I DID WELL:
Not a whole lot.
THINGS I NEED TO IMPROVE:
• I need to stay balanced in my stance. I drove myself right into that drop seoi nage.
• Don't chase a competitor around the mat. If they back up, or are running, plant yourself in the center
of the mat and make them come to you.
• Don't just drive people off the mat. Execute SOME KIND OF ATTACK.
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[@BW022]

Ugg. That's a rough one. Green belts shouldn't lose to yellow belts. You two didn't look massively mismatched on weight (despite an and up division). Normally at those belt levels the goal should be to ensure you win cleanly without injuring your opponent. Still, hats off to your opponent... yellow belt got you pretty clean.

[@txewyfightbjj6780]

Un cinturón blanco NUNCA gana a cinturones negros, porque el cinturón mide la habilidad del luchador. Si el cinturón blanco gana al negro hay tres opciones: 1 el que viste cinturón blanco no es cinturón blanco, 2 el que viste cinturón negro no es cinturón negro o 3 ni el blanco es blanco ni el negro es negro.
Yo obtuve el cinturón negro cuando tenía 20 años de edad, ahora mis habilidades son de cinturon blanco-amarillo.