135lb. Blue Belt vs. 200lb. White Belt | BJJ

Went in the absolute division in my last tournament and faced some big guys. I had trouble getting the finish and making anything happen from the back but still got the win by points. This was shortly after I had already fought in both my divisions so I was pretty winded for the day. I am going to work to improve my finishing capabilities from back control and my control on bottom. My opponent is a very tough white belt and it was a very challenging match, hope you enjoy and thanks for watching. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell for more videos like this one in the process of Jiujitsu.

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[corymcnamara]

Big dude was still a pretty solid white belt

[rajjoshi]

Big guy pressures like a wrestler, defo not a complete beginner

[dmvdabsreviewer]

That dude did high school wrestling I can tell by how he moves. He is a white belt but with more tricks under his sleeve

[Theprocessbjj]

Hey everyone, (I’m the post Malone looking little dude with a mustache) I train in South Dakota at an ATOS academy called Spearfish Martial Arts & our connected academy Black Hills Brazilian Jiujitsu. I’ve been training bjj for 2 years almost exactly and did wrestling for 4 in high school. I’m sharing my Jiujitsu journey as I go through the process of learning this art. If you’d like to keep up with the progress I post daily on my Instagram, it’s- @theprocess222 .
Coming from a rough history with crime and drugs, Jiujitsu gave me a positive outlet and has helped me create a better life for myself. I love to share my passion with others! Hope you enjoy the video, make sure to subscribe as I make more videos documenting my process of Brazilian Jiujitsu. Oss! 🤙🏼🤙🏼

[elib]

Cheers to the cardio on these two! I was exhausted just watching lol

[yeeeehaaawbuddy]

Another title: "Guys rolling until they stop rolling (one's bigger)"

[morals]

Looks more like two blue belts, both with good cardio!

[MrSinusu]

The big guy is definitelly not a white belt, or he learned some other forms of grappling skills.

[m.danielmills]

Props to both for their cardio. Rolled pretty hard for a good duration.

[philgillespie]

I've done mma for ten plus years with my coach trained mainly in jiu jitsu. Wrestling and jiu jitsu is my strength but I have never been graded so technically a white belt. There are alot of guys out there killers on the ground who have never graded.
Nice roll from both of you guys, keep training and keep enjoying the sport that's the main thing

[kob]

Can we talk about how the big guy’s nickname is Toad?

[eschelar]

Excellent roll. I am usually the bigger guy and I can say I have nothing but respect for those little guys who give us big guys such a challenge. Both competitors played well to their strengths. Not sure about that slam in there near the beginning but it felt very respectful and balanced.

[renoblevg]

If this is him at white, he's a power that should not be underestimated, hope to see his progress

[cryptoaddict]

That sweet mustache gives the little guy a lot of strength.

[noiosobear]

Blue belt did amazing, especially for their being a 65 lb difference

[bushwackerblaster]

That blue belt tried soo hard against that white belt. Even though the white belt gave his back a couple times that blue belt couldn't capitalize. My hats off to that white belt, I think he should've won that. Great job to both👍🏻

[firstname]

that was the best grappling match I've seen in awhile

[benjaminrogers]

that guard retention in the beginning is super impressive

[chiefsartoflife]

WOW!!! That was AMAZING!!! 👏🏽 You were dominating that match!! True display of technique, skill & heart!

[jwkolm]

At least both these guys pursued the finish the entire match. Maybe not the most technical match but fun to watch because neither stalled - kudos to both competitors.