Obviously, Gordon deliberately choose not to submit by leg lock. Instead he was hunting for the back. Impressive to put yourself such a constraint in a competition match!
It just shows you that leg locks are no longer a desperado move, but rather you can successfully control people with ashi garami just the way Prof. Danaher teaches his students.
@@AbsoluteADCC exactly and I wholeheartedly agree. A brown belt once told me years ago, “a failed leg lock is an opportunity for a successful sweep”. I mean we use the hip bump sweep from closed guard right? And when they post their hand on the mat as a reaction, often times there’s an opportunity for a triangle choke. The concept is the same all around. Leg locks are no different. The ignorance around leg locks even at the highest level of submission grappling still boggles my mind
That’s not the reason, he couldn’t submit him with a leg lock because the high percentage submission (heel hook) is literally not allowed in this rule set.It’s still a good controlling mechanism.
Julian Millar because he’s not forcing nor torning Max’s knee inside (nor outside), he’s just holding and establishing control over that leg, while he attacks the other. If he insinuates or even attack the same leg he’s locking the triangle on he’d be disqualified
@@juanshuimba That's not illegal because he is underhooking the leg. As soon as he goes over to attack the trapped leg it becomes illegal. Saddle is legal as long as you go under the leg with your arm.
it's funny how these black belts were not even aware of the rule set regarding reaping, a saddle position with a scoop grip on the trapped leg is totally fine, but an achilles grip will be DQ.
Crossing the leg is legal in IBJJF as long as you don’t attack the leg you’re crossing. There’s also some rule that allows for it as long as you keep the ankle elevated. If you rewatch you’ll see the whole time Gordon crossed, he had an under hook on Max’s ankle. It’s a very specific rule and luckily the ref knew it
Love watching all theses IBJJF competitors whining at the ref for the inside sankaku. Just wait till 2021 when those heel hooks are allowed.
That’s exactly it. Don’t be looking at ref lol luckily he knows the rules well.
I was wondering why he didn’t go for the heel...
That bottom sweep has always been legal, just attacking the heel wasn't
Igjjf rule set saved his life hella times in this match
I’m loving hearing tonon in the background yelling the rules at the dude ever time he looks at the ref
Wish we could see the handfighting at 5:11 😭
Just go to show how much the game has changed in the just the last two years.
The best in the world and there is only one camera.
Gordon is the kinda guy to finish via RNC instead of any legal leglock just to prove his total superiority
That entrance @ 3:43
Gordon is destroying brazilians
I never understand this side coaching. Things change constantly moreover, the opponent can hear it as well
There is nobody better 🤷🏻
Dude already tapping in the thumbnail
Collar tie without moving should be considered stalling.
Obviously, Gordon deliberately choose not to submit by leg lock. Instead he was hunting for the back. Impressive to put yourself such a constraint in a competition match!
It just shows you that leg locks are no longer a desperado move, but rather you can successfully control people with ashi garami just the way Prof. Danaher teaches his students.
It was more so the rules constraining him, no heek hooks under IBJJF rules
@@AbsoluteADCC exactly and I wholeheartedly agree. A brown belt once told me years ago, “a failed leg lock is an opportunity for a successful sweep”. I mean we use the hip bump sweep from closed guard right? And when they post their hand on the mat as a reaction, often times there’s an opportunity for a triangle choke. The concept is the same all around. Leg locks are no different. The ignorance around leg locks even at the highest level of submission grappling still boggles my mind
That’s not the reason, he couldn’t submit him with a leg lock because the high percentage submission (heel hook) is literally not allowed in this rule set.It’s still a good controlling mechanism.
@@az8039 he could’ve kneebared him easily from saddle, he was just playing around
Puro tamaño al pedo .
It's ILLEGAL. LOL.
No
@@magnusstahl why not? i want to know please (no joke)
Julian Millar because he’s not forcing nor torning Max’s knee inside (nor outside), he’s just holding and establishing control over that leg, while he attacks the other. If he insinuates or even attack the same leg he’s locking the triangle on he’d be disqualified
@@FoxMalabar this aplies to gi?
@@juanshuimba That's not illegal because he is underhooking the leg. As soon as he goes over to attack the trapped leg it becomes illegal. Saddle is legal as long as you go under the leg with your arm.
The thumbnail looks like an instructional LMAO
Thank you for No gi content
Giving your back to Gordon Ryan is Game Over
Two warriors 🏅
I am thoroughly convinced that no one can beat Gordon. 👑
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@J w lol no
@J w Gordon would run through Rodolfo are you being serious?
@J w fair enough, I now remember that match against Duarte where he won with less than a minute left. It was a very close one
I remember being told at a party in January 1990 that nobody could beat Mike Tyson. He lost the next month. Nobody is unbeatable.
it's funny how these black belts were not even aware of the rule set regarding reaping, a saddle position with a scoop grip on the trapped leg is totally fine, but an achilles grip will be DQ.
Dude's fucking huge!
I was wondering why Gordon didn’t apply the inside heel hook, but then I realized this was under IBJJF... wack
That’s cheating
Yea, no it really isn't
Os brasileiros nem sabiam direito como sair das posições
Can't wait Max gets heelhooked
Insane saddle entries
Gordon missed the Zapruder leg lock at 1:43. Game over. The Zapruder lock was created by William Vandry (6th BB under Carlos Machado)
Gordon applied a cross leg which is illegal. therefore Max should win this fight in my opinion
Crossing the leg is legal in IBJJF as long as you don’t attack the leg you’re crossing. There’s also some rule that allows for it as long as you keep the ankle elevated. If you rewatch you’ll see the whole time Gordon crossed, he had an under hook on Max’s ankle. It’s a very specific rule and luckily the ref knew it
@@johnpedouify Thanks for the clarification my friend. It's clear for me now. much respect