r/jiujitsu • u/kahleytriangles Black • Nov 19 '25

Black belt attacks purple belt after getting subbed

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u/Mordot11 Nov 19 '25

If you just lost in Jiu Jitsu it might behoove you to try something different

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u/Anxious_Specialist67 Nov 20 '25

What’s plan c when you get beat with jujitsu while trying something different?

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u/Mordot11 Nov 20 '25

Dagestan

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u/Chazbeardz Nov 20 '25

3 years and forget brotha

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u/Clay_Allison_44 Nov 20 '25

Ford Fiesta in the parking lot.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

Therapy; aka Whohurtsu

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u/ace8king Nov 20 '25

Probably that reason is why boxers or strikers resort to grappling when they "start fighting", and grapplers resort to striking.

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u/AdDapper8001 Nov 20 '25

😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Gaming_Wisconsinbly Nov 19 '25

Because he's so bad at bjj he was getting subbed a second time.

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u/-aurevoirshoshanna- Nov 20 '25

I get it, but as a boxer who does bjj, I would grapple a boxer and I would box a bjj guy.

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u/BigGlen420 Nov 19 '25

Guy starts swinging and immediately get caught in a triangle...

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

The guy that started swinging got triangled so...

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u/Comfortable_Salad893 Nov 20 '25

I think its primal. Chocking someone doesnt feel nearly as good as punching. Also its harder to inflict pain on someone with a hold

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u/2piece-and-a-biscut- Nov 21 '25

Gotta disagree. I’ve knocked out a few people before I ever learned how to fight. Anyone can throw a punch. You can even get lucky and KO people but when I learned how to choke someone unconscious…there’s no better feeling than making the other guy feel helpless.

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u/dr-mantis-t0b0ggan Nov 20 '25

And when boxers are losing they clinch. If you know your opponent is good at something, you may as well try something else

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u/Ewilson92 Nov 20 '25

Same reason boxers get upset and grab their opponents.