Watch The Biggest Rematch of All Time: Roger Gracie vs Buchecha July 23 on FloGrappling.com

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[frederickguerin]

Roger choked him out in 6 mins, Roger Gracie is the best Jiujitsu player ever

[OrganicGonzalez]

shout out to the Checkmat family from Checkmat Connect Downey, CA

[reeceoify]

In a world of Mayweather/McGregors be a Roger/Buchecha

[NeosUK]

Never tapped in Competition, if this ends up in Rogers guard i feel bad for buchecha

[julianfischer]

Their first match was submission only for 20 minutes. Nobody tapped, so it wasn't controversial. No submission = draw.

[sourceenergy]

Team "Roger Gracie" all the way/Team Gracie all the way!

Buchecha is a gi BEAST, no doubt, so I wouldn't be super surprised if he pulled off a win(especially by points), this time around, over Roger. For he(Buchecha) has more than proven himself to be the elite. But, unfortunately for him(Buchecha), this time around, he is facing a Roger Gracie that has been training specifically for/in the gi, and not mma as well. So, within my perceptions, Roger will be more than ready. Also, unlike Buchecha, Roger is known more, than Buchecha, for finishing his opponents. So, I see either Roger winning by submission or Buchecha winning by points. For I'm sure, due to their last encounter, where Buchecha almost submitted him(Roger), Roger will be more than ready, this time around, to defend any submission that comes his way, so I don't see Roger being submitted by Buchecha, for he's(RG) known for his superb submission defense. So yeah, I see Roger winning by submission or Buchecha taking the win by points. But! If Buchecha does get the submission win, which is surely possible, for he is Buchecha, it will indeed be WHOA/WT* moment.

Lastly, may the best BJJ gi guru, of 2017, win.

War, ROGER GRAICE!!

[neilwarnock]

why they not fought eachother for five years

[bearmaple]

Buchecha isn't a up and comer lol he's the real deal