TOP JUDO IPPONS - 2021 World Judo Championships Hungary

#1 might be a bit controversial, but I think it's a fantastic ippon. Judo is a hard sport, and these are hard men. Respect for all the wonderful judo they bring us!

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[mobile]

I'm not into Judo but whoever founded Judo was truly ahead of his time. Very intricate movement..beautiful to watch

[migelmamyrbayev]

Your comments are just great. Revealing those tiny details of technique for non judokas. Thanks.

[hectormunoz]

That No.1 throw, in other circles we call it a belly to belly suplex . A thing of beauty

[bandit]

Speaking as someone with a wrestling, muay thai, and bjj background; a skilled judoka, in good shape, was a nightmare to spar with.

One guy put me all over the mat so many times that I'd just shoot for a double/single leg as soon as he got too close. I got tired of getting thrown/swept, almost at will.

Much respect to those guys. Real competitors

[floydthedroid]

#13. Simply tremendous. I mean all of these guys are incredible, really. The application of their spirit is awe inspiring.

[ionicapacoste]

No 1 it is all about the balance (I used to rely on this when I was practising Judo very long time ago). On these days judo is more about brute force than in the past. I still loved, but I believe was more beautiful in the past. 6 and 4 for me is wow/genius. Sorry for my English (is not my native language).

[annaschmidt]

4.1 was amazing, and Hashimoto makes it look so easy and effortless.

[FallenWarriorXV]

I don’t know a thing about judo but this was still so satisfying to watch

[jennichen]

Thanks, appreciated your commentary & would love to see more in slo-mo

[aikiminomori]

Great job compiling it. Judo requires so many techniques and skills and brain work. One of the best marshal arts!

[iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd]

I went to military school for 4 years from fourth grade through 7th grade. I was always interested in Combat Sports because I wanted to learn how to not get the s*** kicked out of me my whole life. My first year there I joined the wrestling team, and also they had an instructor there who held Judo classes on Saturday afternoons. You had to keep your grades up and your nose clean to be able to go to those classes; it was kind of a reward for good behavior. I really liked the Judo because it fed into my wrestling knowledge and vice versa. I'm 39 now and while I did not continue wrestling or Judo after I left military school I'm really grateful to have that knowledge to be able to handle myself if I get into the occasional scrum.

[dstroythefakingwest]

素晴らしい動画をありがとう。
thank you for your great video

[karinleder]

I (188cm, at that time 80kg) in 2018 had the privilege of a training session in a Tokyo Dojo
with that time Judo world champion Ami Kondo (150cm, 48kg).I took her at her Gi and shoulder and pushed her backwards for nearly two minutes hoping to bring her down and apply some kind of osaekomi.Then something occurred beneath me.I didn't regard her legs and was foot swept.I went down on my palms and Kondo all of a sudden stood with her arse precisely over my neck and grapped under my armpit.What followed was a sankaku jime in 100% perfection.I was half turned to the side, my right arm was armbared by Kondo's arms, my left arm was immobilized between Kondo's screwdriver like legs and my head so I even could not tap.The influx of blood and oxygen to my brain was extremely jammed.I fainted and was slapped back to consciousness by the ref and by Kondo who helped me up.

[maxagrad]

Nice work man! I like Judo much better now. I am not a specialist but number 2 takes the cake, beautiful.

[possibleot]

Good to hear a kiwi on YouTube.. great breakdown of the moves in your comments. Chur brutha

[idanparizer]

Great video! Do an olympic top moments highlight

[martinkorecek]

Great work! I think the forgotten one 13:28 is my favorite, but it's hard to choose.

[nwolinsP]

Great video. Enough commentary and angles to understand, but it did not drag on too long.

[lucafoltranarte]

Great job mate! Thanks for the effort!

[tsilosani]

Thanks a lot! good job! amazing video in details. Big pleasure to see georgia in first place of your list. it's a big honnor for all of us. Wish you all the best!!