I guess I am quite randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to watch new series online ?

I guess one could argue he over-rotated from the throw itself

Sergei Matveev it wasn’t a bridge. “4. Bridging (on the back) by uke has long resulted in ippon. But in the past year, referees having been giving hansoku-make for uke landing on the front of his head. I guess you could call this a front bridge. Now it's official: front-bridging is hansoku-make However, just because uke's head hits the mat doesn't mean it's automatically hansoku-make for uke. For throws like drop seoi-nage, drop sode and drop koshi-guruma, sometimes uke's head just hits the mat whether he likes it or not. In such cases, it's not hansoku-make.” You can see this here: www.judoinside.com/news/2370/New_IJF_Rules_for_2018_2020_analysed

not a bridge , and no score overration landing on front of sholder good decision from commision very experienced referees from olympics guys these people do this as a fulltime job give them there credit pros

What do you mean?

@@roykunisaki4548 for real life situations such as mma or street fights, Judo doesn't hold up very well against other martial arts.

I think making your opponent off balance is a good practical use. In addition, MMA is mixed martial arts you can't compare the two when it encompasses Judo itself.

Judo throws are used in MMA though ? MMA stands for Mixed Martial Art and if youre talking about bjj it came from judo. Probably should do your research before making statements like that.

@@cristianbroadnax8472 Judo by itslef is useless, you can be a wrestling expert or Jiu Jitsu expert and do well in MMA but you cant be a judo expert and do well without other forms of mma