Don't forget Aleksandr Karelin (won gold medals at the 1988, 1992 and 1996 Olympic Games ), 13 years undefeated in international competition and six years without giving up a point. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJiVYp17qq2NrNU

@@clasifi1 Karelin was a beast. If the Gracies had invited Karelin to the first UFC, no one today out side of Rio would've heard about BJJ lol.

The size difference he enjoys is remarkable though…….

@@Sheeeeshack not really. Over the years many of his competitors have been about 6'6" or 6'7" and close to his weight. It's not just size and weight alone that helped him.

@@humann5682 Exactly. For example Wojnarowicz was only a few cm shorter but had a 30kg weight advantage over Riner. Riner still beat him.

Football should learn from Judo.

Very well said. And a knowledgeable crowd too, they knew what happened the instant that move occurred.

can they win in a bjj tournament?

You're more impressed by the french people's "mentality" than you are of a small heavyweight defeating a man who went 10 years undefeated and is twice his size? Bruh, wtf lol

what your seeing is ethos of Japanese Judoka.

THIS HAS NOT HAPPEN :D Liked those too :D

Hahaha classical

Ahaha, right? Their reaction should be used as a meme

Rabbit pie people.

They're like "OOOOOH SHIIIIEEEEEET"

it shows that teddy riner doesn't practice anymore and doesn't give a damn.. if he is in full shape the japanese guy is on the ground after 30 seconds

@Dominus Providebit You put it perfectly, couldn't agree more

@@orz5516 with "if" history doesn't been written. Teddy though that he will be winner by the name.

@@orz5516 He's been practicing his heart out. His body is in shambles. He lost fair and square and accepted it graciously, and you're disrespecting his daily hard work.

First of all Teddy is a great judoka at a technical level as all but your right, he’s incredibly strong due to his genetics and athletic build.

慶び

これは影浦への祝福の拍手ではなく、リネールへのねぎらいの拍手だと思う。ドンマイ、我らがヒーローって。

Covid be like : NOPE! Lol

@@gerardoakseltellez LOL beat me to it!

Uchi Mata sukashi.

@@cortx2lh best counter ever.

Ermm, that's Judo dude.

that's the essence of judo

That s what happens when you stay long tome un your comfort zone

Riner fought 8 matches in 2019, last tournament was on 8th Oct 2019. But missing World Championships

@Going Commando probably meant "won fairly"

To be fair he has won more medals than anyone has ever even dared to dream of in their lifetime,kageura included. Dude is severely out of shape, compared to when he was in his prime. From the first match you already can tell there is not much flame left. Give the guy a break. He's already 30 and probably should move on in his life being coach.

Right, 30, that's so old. He should be in his prime at that age.

So true, this was just the third round fight and he looked exhausted after 2 minutes of fighting... His movements were stiff and lacked any fluidity...

@@Kholdaimon He hasnt fight for a year and half, explain why he had few sensation and was tired already.

@@tm.8399 Riner fought 8 matches in 2019, last tournament was on 8th Oct 2019. But missing World Championships

@@azmiromerovic5881 Brasilia Montréal it's like training camp, we are talking about big stages

@@tm.8399 I'm nice to you. I expect you to be the same to me. These two tournaments were serious with good competition. Kokoro, Krpalek and many many more were there. You said he didn't fight. Yes he did.

Rabbit pie?

I noticed too weird af

After this , he will got streak loses i think

Impossible. At 300lbs he's too heavy to be a UFC fighter, and I cannot see him losing 35lbs as he's already so lean. Would never have happened. He's quite literally too big for the UFC lol!

Riner vs Ngannou would be crazy!

@@iorekby nono he could prob make 265 for weigh ins and fight at around 280. cases like struve show that being big alone doesn't matter. idk if Judo alone will get you that far against a Gane or Jon Jones

@@bigiron4066 Dude that is Riner at 285 and he's shredded with a low body fat: i.pinimg.com/474x/b2/18/0b/b2180bfb28f535e102d785e1c7f34b7a.jpg He'd be killing himself to get to 265. Jon Jones has never fought someone who is not just a world class grappler, but one of the greatest of all time in his grappling discipline AND who also is 6'8". Obviously Jones would still be a favourite, but Riner would be a nightmare for anyone. This is a guy who was unbeaten for 10 years in elite Judo and is a 3 time Olympic Gold medalist. Then you have to factor in he's the highest paid Judoka of all time. Teddy is basically the Lebron or Ronaldo of Judo: He's a superstar in a country that is Judo mad. They have paid the kid a fortune to remain a Judoka. Articles in France put his annual earnings, when you factor in his base €430,000 salary from French Judo, to be up to €4million (including endorsements). Bear in mind, this was 2014 and his earnings would've went through the roof since then. We all know how shitty UFC pay is. Do you really think Dana could come up with a contract that guarantees north of €4 million+ a year just to try him out in UFC? Bearing in mind there's a possibility he might not even be able to make weight? He'll never do MMA. He's too big and too well paid in the world of Judo.

@@iorekby I understand and you know alot about prof. Judo. but know that a lot of fighters almost kill themselves to make weight to bully. that link you showed me.. bro thats not as low as man can go. no sunken in cheeks etc. all that water weight. ofc, Finances thats a different story. Wouldnt be an easy fight for te MMA contender for sure, but how many headkicks can Riner take, how many jabs can he absorb.. idk man Judo is martial art and UFC is almost fighting but with some rules... and to your last question... personally I dont believe Dana gives a Damn about Riner, although thats unfortunate. the weight argument though which is the original one, nah I dont concur. I invite you to look at wrestling bod Jones and MMA LHW Jones. Different body. Im not doubting your point that hes closed to maxed out weight wise for the sport. with weight cutting we could get him to 265 and hydrate to 285 next evening. he looks healthy on the link you posted. you must have seen the weigh ins where contenders pass out on the scale etc. Levels.

Perder faz parte do esporte

Leonardo Albuquerque foi erro do Rinner

@@isradanbar erro? Tu não viu a luta mesmo, o Renner sempre foi mais forte que o japonês só que o japonês fez ele girar pra tentar derrubar ele na agilidade e no cansaço e no final conseguiu. isso se chama estratégia e garra pra faze lá funcionar.

takuscuma renner? O cantor sertanejo?

takuscuma o teddy subestimou e fez um erro de cálculo nos segundos finais.

Uchi mata sukashi (sp) apparently.

Caramba, o japonês arrasou, luta dura e justa

Eles já tinham lutado antes e o japonês sempre foi parelho. Dessa vez ele atingiu seu objetivo com muita perseverança

nope, lost olympics and will this year as well

And who has made excuses? Nobody, we accept defeat not like you 4chaners. Teddy will come back stronger and you will have to go back to the cave.

fool's gold

At least the ref got it right this time

The referee in Sydney was terrible. The kageura utimatasukasi was a wazaari, but the Shinozuka utimatasukasi was a stunning ippon. Nevertheless, I was pointed to Douillet for some reason. It is strange that such an immature referee was to judge in the finals of the Olympics.

Same exact throw. Yup.

Very annoying, that infernal humming. 😒

the humming is so creepy😦

isk, but it freaked me out, i thought i was hearing things

@@jakerodriguez3776 lmao

@@jakerodriguez3776 me also,I thought a Nigerian ghost was behind me,didn't realise it was d background

@@Hi-hj6qy ..... Everyone in judo has lost growing up in the sport. You don't get lower ranks going in beating Dan ranks from the start sorry to say.

@@Hi-hj6qy .... You made it seem like Yamashita has never been defeated when the fact of the matter is there has not been one judoka that ever was not defeated including Riner. Why has Yamashita never been on top of Riner in the past 10 years if he was that good? The fact of the matter is everyone loses ever so often and it is human nature. Every top judoka will not only train but they will watch their top champions in their divisions to determine weak and strong points to practice different techniques to defeat them. At times it works and other times it does not. Just because Yamashita won here and I congradulate him, does not mean he is going to do this steady in tournaments. Riner as well will not. Yamishita discovered a weak spot in Riner in which other top judoka will watch more carefully to train for further International tournaments and the Olympics. Riner will need to review the same videos to put it into his training. I wish both of them the very best in the future. By the way, I never seen him in any of the 1984 games. Was he at the 84 Olympics in California? I know many atheletes from that year but I was only a very small child then so I did not know the atheletes untill I made the USA National team in 1988 .

@@Hi-hj6qy ... I think he will take the time to reflect on his mistake and avoid it in future contest. I wish them nothing but the very best. I know I lost to Deway Mitchell back in the day and I went undefeated for many years in the Florida State tournaments. I never heard of him before as he moved out of state for some time after he was on the 1984 Olympic team untill one state tournament he showed up in my division. Feeling confident for another gold medal in the state tournament, he gave me the wake up call of my life lol. I assume that though Riner known of Yamashita, this match had Riner wake up to understand that now improvements needs to be focused on for sure. I am no longer in their weight class but in the - 90 kg . Deway himself would look pretty sad going against Riner or Yamashita today so frankly I am happy to no longer be in their weight class. Big guys with unbelievable strength and techniques they have in that division. I was always one of the lightest ever in their weight class and for some odd reason could not drop a few pounds to drop in the lower weight class back in the day.

Not the most competitive weight class either

@@Mahdi_Molla .... You are correct that it is not in comparison to other weight classes. But in today's time, they utilize more techniques then in the 80s to the 2000. I started this weight class in 87 and struggled to drop down a few pounds. At that time I was exactly staying between 208 and 209 pounds always in the 95 kg and over (Exactly) on the turn between the two weight classes. So you see I had to go against monsters in comparison. Not only that but I came from just leaving jr contest never competing in Sr. Contest so I had a very difficult time as I was still a jr. but needed more experienced players. I felt more confident after beating everyone on the national team from my rank (1st Degree Brown) and half the dan ranks on the national team untill Phil Porter put Ed Liddie against me making me feel like I was being used as a mop to clean the Mats lmao. I actually just talked to Ed a few days ago on the phone who had laugh at that actually. Ed like with what you said about the division has taught me alot about the competitive skills between the divisions first hand and skills I never learned used in the International tournaments. Before making the national team, yes I trained with champions from lighter divisions but never on a national or higher level. I went from training 2 hours a week to 4 hours slowly working to 8 to 10 hours a week before making them team doing 25 to 32 hours a week. I don't miss that weight class one bit. Ed is coaching me at the Nationals this year which is much appreciated.

yeah, this is not MMA boi.

Not one of the greatest, he is the GOAT !

@@mkmc94 fuc him he has just size advantage

He's 30, bot 40. 30 is a man's physical prime.

Then I don't get it. Probably battling an injury then.

@@blazeovich there was nothing, Riner just lost. It had to happen sometime after more than 11 years of dominating the division.

@@phank.s.4052 Could be. I trained and fought for more than 10 years in Nigeria. Karate. I don't claim to be world class or anything, but I picked up a thing or two. Riner was gassed from the first. There's no denying that. Looked like his cardio was off. So it could have been lack of training, or it could have been an injury. That's what I saw.

@@blazeovich well yea, you could see that he was visibly out of shape. Sometimes you have bad days.

Congrats from france!

No, it's "Open" weight class so there's zero weight limit. As long as you are over 100kg (about 220lbs) you can compete.

Congrats from france!

@@pgdsfcv5552 ありがとう

Don't worry he will

I mean what else does he need to prove? Stats wise, he’s the best judoka to ever put on a gi.

I agree. The training regime for men has been dubious for many years, only now the gap is glaring with a generation gap. The people who were brought up didn't last long, and didn't have great results on the international level. Over-training ?

Floyd Mayweather never

@@Hi-hj6qy Yamashita is GOAT HW but he was gifted a draw when Endo broke his leg with kani basami. If that were anyone else he would have lost the match by not being able to continue. It was politics that meant he didnt lose that fight.

@@whiteshark7765 floyd mayweather didnt have nearly as many matches as Riner. you cant really compare both sports. you could also say "rinner didnt lose one round for 10 years, unlike mayweather)

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okdghd хуйню не неси

Anyways, when you're facing teddy riner you can only try to defend 😕 if you're lucking and quick you may win 🙄

Jericho Prajna Surya uchi Mata sukashi

Teddy lost before you know

Mahmoud Ali that’s what that little 1 is for on the right side of the 152 is Mahmoud

@@ajasio2344 I didn't understand you But I mean his whole record is bigger than 152 - 1

Long story short: they both did not score during normal time. They went to golden score - first to score wins. Teddy did a very sloppy uchimstta (the move he tried) and got counter attacked. The Japanese scored a wazari ("half point") and won the match.