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Are there any other jiu jitsu blackbelts like nam phan that are good at competition jiu jitsu but have a very tough time applying their jiu jitsu prowess to mma.
since when is Nam great at competition bjj?
I didn't say he was great pal, i just said good. If you watch videos online he's not bad at all. Even when he loses he does not appear inadequate when it comes to skill at bjj.
who are these against and where did anyone say he's inadequete?
Your entire thread is based on the premise that he's good at competition bjj but he's never won any major titles, never beaten any great competitive grapplers and hasn't made any name for himself as a competitive grappler.
Basically he's an average grappler who looks like an average grappler in the octagon. Why is this hard to understand?
You don't have to win titles to be considered good at competition bjj, nor do you have to make a big name for yourself quit trollin
You don't have to win titles to be considered good at competition bjj, nor do you have to make a big name for yourself quit trollin
BJ Penn is the first that comes to mind
I didn't say he was great pal, i just said good. If you watch videos online he's not bad at all. Even when he loses he does not appear inadequate when it comes to skill at bjj.
You don't have to win titles to be considered good at competition bjj, nor do you have to make a big name for yourself quit trollin
Gotta say Palhares, great jiu-jitsu guy but if he doesn't get you down or can grab your leg, he's done.
If he could learn some decent stand-up, he would really be a force, right now he's a great fighter but he won't win any championships