Nah

2 titans are fighting against each other

I think it's a Yoko guruma in a very strange form

He won the fight before this one

@@ОгњенТошовић Thanks for that information. I am not surprised. They are both great judoka.

@@gfweis 2 time olimpic gold Ono 3or 4 time world chiampion hi is legend not only gud judoka

You should man, at least as a hobby to keep your body and mind in check.

Testosterooster I wish I could, but over 10 years since my original break, I’m still having problems. My specialist advised against contact sports

@@philthyw that sucks man.

Am sorry bro,but train judo in your mind And heart ,it is still in u ,judo 4 life

Enfin quelqu'un qui parle français ! 😊 Vraiment les deux sont meilleurs, mais apparemment ebinuma ce dernier temps a un peu de la hauteur sur ono 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@أفكاريوأطواري malheureusement j'écris pas bien😂 Toute façon vous avez raison, je voix ebinuma un peut hésitant , mais il reste une légende judoka.... N'est ce pas!!!

Ebinuma grabbed the fingers of Ono

Really in which grand prix did it happen ?

@@rickgrimes800 all Japan 2018 it went to golden score and ebinuma threw him for ippon haha

@@alphie10 Thanks alot

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Ono will eat him on big stage! mark my words!

Ebinuma is alefty. Ono does that only with righties

bー 最近 海老名選手は失点直後にやけるんですよね

Max sometimes when you are really focused upstairs it feels like you’re out of breath when you get to the ground and you can’t think what to do. At least that’s what I think happened

Some people just don't want to engage in ne waza, and the Japanese are very traditionalist additionally. I would guess it was just an unspoken agreement to just stand up each time.

I think winning by throw is the best way than winning by a submission.

Nowadays, most people will defend by going belly down or turtle, instead of going to guard. It is a more energy efficient way to defend (compared to guard), and very hard for the top person to attack if they only have a few seconds to work. Groundwork is a very small part of men's judo. Elite male judo-ka are so strong and explosive that for most of them, their best chance of scoring is with a throw from standing. Every now and then you see an athlete who relies on newaza as a primary method of scoring, but it's rare at the elite level. It's mostly used as a secondary attack (to catch a tired or careless opponent off guard), or as a way to stall (if the top player is up on the score cards). Women's judo is different from men's. Because women are not as explosive, it is relatively harder for them to score on their feet. Therefore, it is common for female athletes to have superior groundwork skills, and to be more willing to use newaza as a primary method of scoring. Ronda Rousey is a perfect example of newaza skills in women's judo; she had lightning fast armbars that she could hit in transition, and she had plenty of setups for it.

@@jsl8461 Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge of Judo. Very interesting!

Pulled out with injury

buy yourself an ice cream :)

That's nice. Just change that boxing day in a nage komis one and it will be perfect.