Aaron wolf won his ticket to the Paris Olympics!
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For the bear Hug, I think you can't go for it without a previous grip, and in the scored example, Tori was briefly holding a sleeve (wrist/hand) before engaging in the bear hug
I thought the bear hug had to go in two sequence one grip first pause than the other grip. Ugghhh the rules keep changing. I AM GOING TO READ ON IT AGAIN TO ME IT IS BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PAUSE. But I see your point however the hansokumake one he grabbed the arm and slipped to the collar grip and Torne had the back of the arm shoulder it seems more like a bear hug
page 12 of the current rules just says "Who wants to attack with bear hug must have a minimum one grip before making the attack. It is not valid to make a second grip simultaneously or consecutively. Only touching the judogi is not considered as kumikata, gripping is necessary. " In the attached videos there's barely a pause between the grips. As I understand it, the grip you start with doesn't need to be part of the final grips for the bearhug. You just can't go from no grips directly to encircling your opponent.@@fiderdvis4714
He really showed bjj guys how’s done alright 😂 how to struggle 😂 at an armbar
Lol right. Showing em how to use terrible technique and miss layups.
dam i cant wait to see the +100 draw for paris 24.
Thanks for the videos and your expert commentary.
I don't have a problem with that final Riner score. If you try and counter, and land flat on your back first in the process, it will be scored against you. They have been pretty consistent at enforcing the rule in that way, at least as long as I have done judo. If you dont enforce it in that way, everytime someone does a throw and rolls through, the person getting thrown will claim they were countering.
Good point
Fantastic streak of video,thanks so much,amazing work
Thanks for video, enjoying in every single one.
I was in the arena and Saito was out here watching the competition. I was lucky enough to get a picture with the guy :)
Yusupov caught Riner with the same Yoko Guruma at the club championships in December.
Lol "showing the BJJs guy how it's done"?? He fuckin missed the armbar 😂
The Ngayaps are indeed brothers. It's pretty common in France to have siblings performing at national level. (Gneto, Agbegnenou, Ngayap...)
As for Harai and the sankako - when Uke stands up it is still not Mate, Uke needs to show control of the situation, usually by raising Tore slightly off the ground. Here it was very clear that although Harai stood up he had no control, hence no Mate was called.
The irony is that Kukolj trains BJJ and has his own academy in Serbia
Ah maybe that's what they're talking about.
@@JudoHighlights2015 I'm not so sure. The IJF has taken a few shots like this at BJJ on social media. It's strange because Judo's position as the biggest grappling sport on Earth is pretty solid right now and they are just helping BJJ by giving them more attention. Maybe their social media guy thinks controversy will generate more online traffic for them?
Not a good look for judo
Has a BJJ black belt but a judo academy
パリオリンピックでの柔道競技が楽しみ！
You missed Alina Boehm's o soto gari. That was a good one
@1:20 the name is not pronounced "skank" :D. It's z (as zebra)- g (as gordon) - ank
"dicko pulled out the wazari" great stuff
I can’t hide my enthusiasm for the heavy ladies.
Hahaha you legend@@JudoHighlights2015
Tutoboev through big but watch the landing in slow motion - the landing wasnt on a full back, it was on the side and the waza-ari call is correct. I think that the obi tori gaeshi throw should also be a waza-ari, but i dont have the other angle, could be a roll movement that awarded the ippon.
Reiner is so goddamn stronk.
I can't imagine why bear hug is forbidden. I like traditionnal Judo style, but yet, the action there was ok, you have to be alert and defend yourself if there is no matte.
Your right ngyap are brother , we were in the same club in France ;) The -100 is the older one
Think yusupov did a counter..howere he didnt manage to fully rotate rinner to get the score
For the bear hug - you can see he first had a slight grab of the left hand and then right hand goes back then the left hand. Since there was first a grab of one hand - not a bear hug, no shido.
It's stand up and completely lift the guy off the mat.
About the point of standing up for a mate: you have to lift your opponennt completely off the tatami to get a mate.
-78 I'm betting on Mayra Aguiar for the Olympic Gold
Sherov monster
I believe it's a bear hug if the hands overlap on the back of the opponent. It has to start from an existing grip. So the French guy's throw is OK.
One more strange rule is the elbow thing. The ijf rules clearly state that one elbow is waza ari yet they NEVER enforce it
Second bear hug left hand are out side it's ligel
I thought the bear hug had to go in two sequence one grip first pause than the other grip. Ugghhh the rules keep changing. I AM GOING TO READ ON IT AGAIN TO ME TORNE EXAMPLE IS HANSOKUMAKE BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PAUSE. But the hansokumake example the left hand grabbed the arm and slipped to the collar grip and the right grip went to the back while the opent was side ways for me it is just normal gripping while Torne had the left hand grip on the back of the arm/shoulder while the right arm was also on the back it seems more like a bear hug to me.
never used social media , never seemed real , im 60 yrs old
Alice Bellandi was punished with that arm around his waist, making him lose the gold medal... this rule isn't very clear, it doesn't make sense to me
What I can distinguish between the two bear hugs would be charging from distance from behind, where as in the one approved by referee they were at arms reach pretty much facing each other. The hansoku make I relate more to charging in a street fight. I can't confidently say the stumbling opponent shouldn't be aware of an incoming attack, but even though the person throwing got their grips and technique to throw them down, it could promote some pretty nasty incidents for the future if that wasn't intervened. I'd be willing to say the approved one wouldn't potentially lead to quite as likely dramatic cases (even though they could still hit their head on the mat of course). Great call about the bjj caption, it irked me too. Partially because I don't think he would do that well against bjj guys. He played well against judokas who don't do newaza, but I can't say he pulled particularly spectacular moves, just solid transition to armlock and good newaza. I think a bjj player would have squirmed away from that situation. If they wanted to make that post, they should've watched your Nakamura video and showed the best parts of that, because he had to actually wrestle his newaza scores against other newaza player. Not to say Kukolj isn't great, but in the clip it wasn't as impressive.
women judo made sumo. interesting to see the evolution.
O for Gods sake lern to pronounce Kukolj.try Kukoly
Kukoly? Like LEE? Man I even went to google for this one...
I thought it was Kukolshhh 😂😂😂 like shhh in the end
@@JudoHighlights2015 it's more like Kukol-yay, but that J sound found in Slavic languages doesn't really exist in English...
Every evaluation of ippon should be justified and supported by a report from the judges based strictly on a specific passage or statement of written rules, otherwise unfair decisions with no sense will be repeatedly happen... really shame nobody solve this issue. The championship are dealing with people who train every fu... day, no weekend or time to enjoy woth family, its more than frustrating lose by opinion with no well stablished rule.
Yusupov got robbed. Riner should've lost that
Kinda used to this...😢
Im french but im so with you ,its the second time he should’ve lost…
I would usually agree but the last score Teddy initiated it. The leg goes across before Yusupov starts to rotate for the Yoko Garuma, so while Teddy normally gets special treatment I think this one was fine.
Yeah I lost a competition that way and it felt like shit but that's the rule. If a right hander and a left hander both throw a uchi mata, you can't say you countered because you were late.
@@neilsimpson3359I totally agree with you. I think people get very emotional and subjective when it comes to Riner winning. Jealousy?
I do think Wolf got lucky in the semi. The Ukrainian (at least I think so) countered him for ippon.
Hmmm? I must’ve missed that
I don't like riner's judo
Rinner just use strength but teaching nah rinner advantage for his height range and his strength only....
riner have to variate his hareigoshi, otherwise his judo stays not for a variable throwequipment ;)