Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Bad Injury, Complete Fight

I'm not squeamish, but wow. He's lucky he didn't break his back. That fool had to have known what he was doing if he was picking dude up and positioning him that way.

they couldnt stand up you idiot it Jiu Jitsu. they dont throw strikes...

That looked really awful. I train in BJJ and been to plenty of big tournaments..never seen anything like that...I can't say whether that's intentional or not..the guy looked pretty shook up. Personally, I will be VERY CAREFUL when I stand up in my training partners gaurd

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ya because we all know grapplers can't strike, eye gouge, bite, etc.etc. and of coarse, without a gi on we are totally lost. yep, it's true.

You truly a moron ... I am a far better striker and would rather standup , but I have no doubt in a real street fight I could pop a joint/choke out anyone with with no ground training ... and if they wanna fight dirty that just more pain for them . BTW Street fighting is for drunks and school kids .

F**king ref

what a terrible ref XD i completely agree with scotty84wtfpwn

yea ref shoulda seen that coming...i see what the guy on the bottom was trying to do. but he was way waaaay to late to be trying it.. the guy was already standing..ohwell..gotta hurt

I had a similar injury (but to the other side) doing BJJ too, and now I have post-traumatic scoliosis, my spine is curved from the site of the injury (torax in my case) to the neck.

of course you mean that he did it on purpose...but the other guy had bad technique allowing himself to be in a bad position like that

i wulda prress charges..i wuldnt give a fucc if it was my fault or not.

yeah why didnt he let go???

Very, very dangerous move. Defender did not have much of a chance to release his guard and would have fallen awkwardly on his head. Definitely some lessons to be learnt there... its a competition, you're not trying to kill them.

it was no one elses fault but the guy that got hurt. if you dont know what to do when someones stands up while they are in your guard AND youre a blue belt then there is somehting wrong.

that was due to poor footing on the attackers end and poor tech on the injurrers end and poor knowlege on the reffs end
its all there fault

Attacker + reffs fault

he could've pulled his head out , but he didnt thats his fault, i know in the heat of a match u might not think about that but not the attackers fault.

nasty

It's supposed to be a sport also. The point is not to injure your opponent. I don't think he did it on purpose, but if you look he did pay attention to his opponents position when he began to apply the move. In the battlefields of medieval japan that move would have been great, but man, it's a competition not war. Whatever happened to honoring your opponent and sportsmanship. That guy's back is going to be screwed for life.

actuali tha more i watch it, it does luk lyk dat dude ment it but dat otha fulla kuda pulled his hed in???

exactly!aint the attackers fault. its a fuken jiu jitsu tournament wat du u expect wasnt intentional

the other guy had his chance to let go and not have it finish like that, not the "attacker's" fault

F**king canibal

DAIM FUKED HIM UP