Please share your stories of real fights that you 've been in and used bjj in. Do not lie! Real stories only! Be specific and detailed please.
more wrestling than BJJ but i have hit a double leg HARD on a sidewalk. but that was in my beginning stages of 20 when i was significantly more of an idiot than i am now
i once used Knee-on-Belly position to keep a guy on the ground after my friend hit him in the head with a machete. He kept trying to get up and fight even though there was blood pouring out of his skull. Then one of his friends started shooting at us so I ran. Moral of the story: gun fu > JuJitsu
Had a guy talk a ton of **** to my girl while I was buying drinks. I come walking up and see this all goin down, so naturally I walk up to the guy and ask him what the problem is. He calls me a pussy and slaps me.. In reaction I grab him by the throat and toss him backwards off his barstool, a couple of beer glasses break and everyone starts watching. He gets up and tries to "tackle" me, I'd say double leg but this shot was so poor I just can't call it that. I sprawl him, get a standing guillotine and hold it for about 10 seconds. Bouncer comes over and asks me to let him go.. Dink. His head bounces off the floor and he is snoring super loud, the whole bar just explodes laughing and he wakes up to it REALLY confused and actually starts tearing up.. Fact is, a basic sprawl and a standing guillotine will stop a lot of untrained, out of shape drunks lol.
I've used wrestling I learned at my BJJ schoolin the random-ass mosh pit that formed at a hip hop show to prevent my girlfriend from using her vastly superior Judo on the same gentleman after he failed to realize the consequences of keeping his elbows high while bouncing through a group of 5'2 women.
Yes, 2 guys tried to jump one of my friends completely un provoked in a parking lot one night. I gave one a Right Hook and a Liver kick and RNC'd the other.
Yes. Got into a fight with the owner of the business I was working at. Got double underhooks and tossed him to the cement. Threw an elbow to his ribs and gave him some space to posture up and took his neck. Sunk a TIGHT guillotine (so tight my grip was like a rear naked choke). Gave it a good 4 or 5 second squeeze and he was sleeping. Woke up stumbling around still running his mouth. Then he called the cops and said I hit him with brass knuckles. Cops just told me to stay away after my co-workers backed me up.
I forget the exact circumstances, but about a year ago in tech ed class this guy started talking shit at me and I told him he was an idiot and to shut up. The teacher frequently just up and left the school for 45 mins at a time, so we were in little danger of getting in trouble. He didn't like my comment and tried to punch me; I hit a double leg and dumped him on the ground. I planned to leave it at that, but he was still talking shit and trying to kick me from his back so I applied an achilles lock and stood on his other foot so he couldn't kick me. He started calling out and saying he gave up, so I let him go.
BJJ is the most useful actually.I haven't used it but i have heard many people put others(especially drunks) in locks and stuff to keep them from hurting others and themselves. Very useful and safe imo. People get killed in a fist fight.It's happened many times.BJJ is a safer option to neutralise someone.Wouldn't want to knock someone out and have them die on you would you? Look at what happened to that fighter recently who killed that guy outside the bar.
Lol, don't know why guys in positions of power think they are tough guys as well. I see that shit all the time with managers and owners.
join the military. your brain will explode. lol I just sit back and wait for a Bane-like villain to come around so that I can join his ranks and rage against the machine. I think I'll be waiting a while.
I've used my Judo while I was a bouncer. I Osoto gari'd (outer reaping throw) a wannabe tough guy. I felt bad because his head bounced off of the floor. My d-bag boss decided to prank me by telling me his lawyer called asking for me.
Dude, I'm in law enforcement the stupidity of some of these tough guy managers. Just because you have bars on your collar doesn't instantly make you a tough guy. Well some guys when they get their badge, it's ridiculous.
