Ryo Chonan pulls off one of the greatest submissions in MMA history against Anderson Silva

Ryo Chonan and Deiju Takase… and also obviously Fujita vs Fedor… dude accidentally almost knocked out fedor and had to try his best to flail to not finish fedor and get finished…
 
"Bas Rutten, what did we just see!?!?!"
 
Ryo Chonan and Deiju Takase… and also obviously Fujitsu vs Fedor… dude accidentally almost knocked out fedor and had to try his best to flail to not finish get finished… it’s really easy to know which fights were fixed… they pro wrestlers involved… you can’t be that gullible the entire league was owned by yakuza and every fighter that fought there has talked about the fixed fights
 
Ryo Chonan and Deiju Takase… and also obviously Fujitsu vs Fedor… dude accidentally almost knocked out fedor and had to try his best to flail to not finish get finished… it’s really easy to know which fights were fixed… they pro wrestlers involved… you can’t be that gullible the entire league was owned by yakuza and every fighter that fought there has talked about the fixed fights
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Prepare to meet thy maker.

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My understanding is that Anderson nearly quit after that fight, but his teammate (I think it was Wandy?) talked him out of it.

Anyway, it's amazing because he went from this fight against Chonan to his Matrix fighting form against Leben in a fairly short period of time.

That might be the best "no quit" in combat sports history.
 
Pride fixed fights so much that Anderson decided to leave the organization and even was threatened by his team with shotguns

Kayfabe was integral to Pride FC. It was founded as an offshoot of Japanese professional wrestling.
 
huh?

Anderson was the who threatened an ex-coach with a shotgun allegedly.
Why do you think that happened? He specifically was upset at the team for making him fix fights after beating the p4p #1 in Sakurai
 
Why do you think that happened? He specifically was upset at the team for making him fix fights after beating the p4p #1 in Chonan
Whatever helps you sleep at night.

Anderson fans, p4p most deluded fanbase of all time.
 
If you aint ever seen this.... SEE IT NOW.

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Just an interesting tid-bit:
My original BJJ coach`s (Roan Carneiro) second fight was against Anderson Silva, and he fought Chonan twice!
And yes, this is an all-time great sweep-submission sequence.
I still do a variation in the gym from time-to-time, and always get asked to see it again after class ;)
 
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