Sambo throwing combo: suplex into a hip toss.

[Quiet Russian]

Check out this combo. It's hard to do it in bjj cuz in a match the opponent would most likely not stand that straight. But in dynamic movement or as a counter from a hip toss it might work pretty well.

 

[Gorbag]

This "hiptoss" is also called utsuri-goshi;

 

[Quiet Russian]

This "hiptoss" is also called utsuri-goshi;

Right. Although Sambo has Judo roots, sambist don't use Judo names. It's a separate self sufficient martial art.

 

[Ninjapunch209]

Would it be considered a slam in tournaments? If not, I'll be training this.

 

[Gorbag]

Right. Although Sambo has Judo roots, sambist don't use Judo names. It's a separate self sufficient martial art.

You could put up with some fancy russian names instead of just "hiptoss" or "Sambo suplex" then...

 

[Quiet Russian]

Would it be considered a slam in tournaments? If not, I'll be training this.

I don't think it would be considered a slam. What I understand by slam is lifting the opponent up from the ground position and slamming him down. Here you start on your feet. But I think it would be better to check with the rules of a Federation you are competing for.

 

[Quiet Russian]

You could put up with some fancy russian names instead of just "hiptoss" or "Sambo suplex" then...

Makes sense. But again, there will be people claiming "why not just call it "Utsuri-Goshi" or "a hip toss"? After all, no matter how you call this technique, it works.

 

[Badger67]

I find most BJJ refs are either one side or the other in terms of the slam. It shouldn't be illegal, considering its just another variation of a hip throw.

 

[Hotora86]

This "hiptoss" is also called utsuri-goshi;

Beautiful. No matter the name or art.

 

[Chungungo]

Right. Although Sambo has Judo roots, sambist don't use Judo names. It's a separate self sufficient martial art.

I love Sambo but some guys don´t like to recognize the rules.