It’s funny u mentioned the IJF bringing you in to commentate. No BS but I was thinking the same thing the other day.

@Margonite

Жыл бұрын

I hope they will! You deserve it

@matthewmariano580

Жыл бұрын

I hope the IJF sees this and brings him in too, especially now that they seem to want to follow the trends with their nfts and subscription model

@Tasjudoka

Жыл бұрын

hilarious because it would rely on IJF making a decent commentating decision. Neil is great but all the others. Very mediocre

@Hobofobico

Жыл бұрын

@@Tasjudoka Neil stopped being great long ago. Now he can't pronounce names or countries right, and he never goes beyond "what's gonna happen" or "change of direction". The man had his run, set the tone for current commentary job, and that's it.

@Dude-etiquette

4 ай бұрын

Well deserved

Holy cow, Gaba vs Harada was a hell of an intense match to the very end.

@benkenobi01

Жыл бұрын

Like most people I come for the big throws, but Harada's newaza was awesome to watch! Must have been insane pressure on that pin!

@magi7774

Жыл бұрын

Gaba Quit

Love what Japan has given to the World!

@duckling4393

Жыл бұрын

Its too bad that the world still looks down on all asians.

@larryboone5865

Жыл бұрын

@@duckling4393 you got that wrong China got a balloon camera looking down on everything and everyone.

Very dynamic this final ! Great work from both teams....and tank you for your updates. Cheers...

Thanks for this video ! I didn't have the opportunity to watch it live so I'm very thankful for that.

This was so exciting to watch, especially with the commentary (there’s so much I miss) I just wish I knew where to stream this from

Fun matches! Thanks a bunch for sharing!!

Nice final ! Thanks for your job !

Very good, please keep doing these!

Me gustó mucho, estoy sorprendido de la disciplina de Japón.

Judo is hard.. make no mistake about it. But if you can endure you'll be in the best shape of your life

this style of content. You watching it live and commentating was very nice.

Just keep producing awesome content and don’t change a thing. They’ll eventually come to u for that gig.

Its great keep it up!

impressive showing for Tajima earlier against De Wit too

Harada and gaba match had me on the edge of my seat🥶 That was thrilling. 🤌✨

CONGRATS JAPAN👏👏

I really enjoy these commentary videos

Amazing 🇯🇵👏👏👏👏👏👏

I'd love to see you do more like this!

This is my first time watching a judo tourney I'm excited because I wanna learn something different I know this material arts I have to be solid 🪨 but quick on your feet with strength technique and knowledge of the different type of throws in my opinion

This was really exciting

great commentating. You'll be the next Neill Adams or van der Geest! (sounds like a dream job actually, if it pays ok).

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

I wonder how much!

Almost 70k congrats

I hope the IJF does hire you for commentary. I find Neil Adams to be tediously repetitive with the phrase, "change of direction." Sometimes I hear myself internally scream when he repeats it for the umpteenth time :) Anyway, I may not agree with absolutely everything you say but I find your commentary very interesting and you have a healthy curiosity with everything that is happening on the mat. Keep up the great work. You will get the call!!! :) They know you are there!

I believe the term for the shime waza that Niizoe used is koshi jime, the hip strangle, sometimes referred to as a clock choke

@fiderdvis4714

Жыл бұрын

yes koshi jime but under kodokan it is called okuri eri jime.

@Nmkumamori

Жыл бұрын

@@fiderdvis4714 that is true, but okuri eri jime describes all sliding lapel strangles ranging from the kata form from behind, the hip strangle from the front, and the rolling form where tori almost winds up in a juji gatame position

@fiderdvis4714

Жыл бұрын

@@Nmkumamori yes sir can't explain it better than you just did. They are all okuri eri jime under Kodokan.

@PaulGreen-rz4gg

Жыл бұрын

I don't think so, a clock choke has the arm under the neck and hips sitting on the shoulder, this looked like a type of loop choke

おめでとう！！

The Japanease Team its very strong!

Wow!!! Straight Killers here! Judo is really a great base art.

excelente desempeño Japón

Am I the only one that expected a 6 v 6 "team bout" to be the competition? :P Imagine 12 judokas going at each other at the same time xD

@larvlalo9773

11 ай бұрын

Riner would be like : Let me do it by myself lol

Very cool - nice video - good luck

The last choke was Okuri Eri Jime, but a form known as Koshi Waza in Japan (from my understanding) or the clock choke in the US because you get your hips involved and then walk around them.

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

Ty

@PaulGreen-rz4gg

Жыл бұрын

It's not a clock choke, as the arm is over the back of the neck, it's a type of loop choke

@rickfinsta2951

Жыл бұрын

​@@PaulGreen-rz4gg I think the position of her arm is a function of how deep her initial grip was and how much the lapel was able to slide before being stopped. It may be considered Kata Te Jime instead of Okuri Eri Jime (since only one hand is engaged) but as I said, I've heard the Japanese refer to this basic form as koshi jime. I've also often been wrong LOL.

@judojudo3808

Жыл бұрын

@@rickfinsta2951 No it wasn't kata te jime it was okuri eri jime. You can see it from different camera angle very well.

@rickfinsta2951

Жыл бұрын

@@judojudo3808 thanks I only saw it from the single angle!

Жапондар мықтыға жарайсыңдар ұлттық спортына деген махабаты зор

Tank you "judo"!

Your match commentary is the best in judo

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

TY, but I quite like that Dutch guy. Is he Dutch? Forgot his name

@GlaneM3

Жыл бұрын

@@JudoHighlights2015 Yes. that is Dennis van der Geest, former world champ and olympic bronze medalist

where can you watch back the world championships?

Tajima's throw was the literal definition of an ippon. Not sure how you could see that and think "Hmmmm, that looks like a half-score." French boy went to the top of the Eiffel tower and came down on his back.

@georgemorley1029

Жыл бұрын

6:14 came down sideways

@na-ky8ou

6 ай бұрын

You realize that your hatred towards french people is pretty evident?

@mikem3543

5 ай бұрын

@@georgemorley1029totally. Tons of these comments. They must not have watched the replay, where it could CLEARLY be seen that it was NOT ippon.

Seeing how IJF is going p2w I would really appreciate more of this on future team events

Loved the format, you commentary comes out more authentic than Neil's

@maxwu7473

Жыл бұрын

agreed!

@rahadt904

Жыл бұрын

@@maxwu7473 Neil's a hack. He's long forgone his credibility when does nothing to talk against the bs new rules

Damn Japanese are very strong Respect 🫡

“Someone tell me how much these refs gets paid” 😂😂🤣

Harada got a head and arm triangle. Bjj at work? Love to see it

Nice that the IJF didn’t flag you showing the whole finals match 😂

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

I think as long as I don’t do it live then it’s all good

You can call it Spazzing, or a Spazz on the Gaba vs. Harada

Nizoe does good switch to different way.

The Saber symbol is a variation of a sword (a saber actually)

As I get Into mma I’m exploring more and more martial arts I never how interesting judo is

btw is IJF ok with you reposting the videos ? Keep up the good work.

Thanks for sharing the video, but please after that, don’t mention who won at the game. (To be more interesting for watching).

The teams format rules, but I think they should have multi-judo match, like multi fighters in one match.

comes a video for place 3 ?

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

I think next time I’ll do it from the Semi finals onwards

What the Japanese team showed the French is that it is more about technique than power. The French players looked stronger and larger than their Japanese opponents, yet the Japanese won. Respect to both teams, certainly. While strength and size are determining factors, technique is more important. I wish Judo was more popular. It deserves more attention in sports.

@na-ky8ou

6 ай бұрын

What do you mean "larger and stronger"? They were matched by weight, and they respectively looked equally athletic.

@rashidasamuels7034

6 ай бұрын

@@na-ky8ou I said they looked bigger and stronger. In addition, a weight class is a range not a single number.

@na-ky8ou

6 ай бұрын

@@rashidasamuels7034 And how is your point valid if they only "looked bigger and stronger"? It doesn't make any sens.

@rashidasamuels7034

6 ай бұрын

@@na-ky8ou Every weight class is a range of weights. Some will be at the lower end, some at the upper end. This could explain it. At any rate, it was just an observation. You are reading too much into it.

@na-ky8ou

6 ай бұрын

@@rashidasamuels7034 I'm not reading too much into anything, I'm literally quoting you.

That was one hard wazari in the first match.

Iddir has been in the -100kg for a few years now and yes I think Mathieu is the number 1 for the French in the -90kg

@Versace117

Жыл бұрын

the number one is clerget but he s injured for now

The first seoi nage was definitely an ippon they literally cut the part where he landed on his back

I had to check that logo out lol. its not て apparently its supposed to be the number 7 for an Uzbeki brand called 7SABER.

Buenos dias el Judo. Es muy cientifico.

How the first one was only wazaari?? Clear throw!

Decent commentary but there’s a low buzzing in the background of the audio which is driving me crazy lol.

Christ, you went silent for a moment and I completly forgot you're there. When you spoke again and jumped from my chair.

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

Haha sorry

Like the team.

nice match

I'm new to Judo Can someone explain to me why last women fight ,why French tapped? What happend?

@exuriusec1449

Жыл бұрын

She got choked so she gave up When someone tap (means he/she surrender), the opponent win

@riangz1194

Жыл бұрын

@@exuriusec1449 I couldn't see the choke but I think you are right .she got too much pressure so she tapped

Love how you used slay 2:13

No Shohei, Wolf, or Moreau (sp?)???? What’s going on with these guys?

Can anyone explain the end of match 2 to me? I don't understand how that was an automatic win for Dicko.

@channychan3558

7 ай бұрын

She got a half point (waza-ari) for the throw itself, then got another half point for a successful hold for longer than 10 seconds. The two halves made it a full point and ended the match.

Tiferò sempre il Giappone dopo l'italia

This format of vidéo is good. As a french judokas, i meet Sarah Léonie Cysique in June, very motivated and determined ! A little bit sad with the end of the fight of Gaba :(

ota, harada and tomita fought in the early matches

gaba fights like me when im scared of losing. i go apeshit and do shitty drop seoi nages lmao

The coach you weren't sure about is Katsuyuki Masuchi - head coach of Tsukuba Daigaku.

No probs with the Japanese names though!

It is really not fair when the Olympic changed the rule of the judo to make the game unfair for japan

@RegisLEVY

11 ай бұрын

In Tokyo, the rule was the same for Japan and for France. Japan lost at home. Be worthy in defeat and stop whining !

Why hashimito, abe and maruyama are not figthing?

@Versace117

Жыл бұрын

there is no 66kg category in the team event and hashimoto was a bit injured after the individual competition

@JudoHighlights2015

Жыл бұрын

If you look at the weight classes, -66 fighters aren’t good for the team event. Also Japan likes to give younger guys a chance at the teams

フランスすごいな。日本の圧勝かと思ってたけど、全然そんなことなかった。

Uzbekistan tashkent 👍

Cysique = Siz-eek, dude ;)

i m a blue belt jiujitsu student. i dont think i will tap for that kesa-gatame. what happen to GABA/?

@na-ky8ou

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, because you've never experienced it from a judoka.

Qué pasó en el momento 32:16 ? Fue una estrangulación?

@garyo475

Жыл бұрын

Yes

It's Japan In Judo Who do you think is going to win Its like China in Table Tennis or Jamaica in Sprints

@jorgemunoz9795

Жыл бұрын

Lo que muestra Japon en judo no es otra cosa que la caracteristica disciplina y el respeto ante todas las actividades que ejecutan diariamente y eso es una tradicion en el pueblo japones . Yo admiro aquello y ojalá la juventud mundial imite esa cualidad .Jorge Muñoz Solis . 4° dan 88 años .chileno.

Who chose this weight to compete? I mean why it’s 57 and not 52? What’s the deal?

le judo au sol et transitions debout/sol sont trop négligés par les Français en comparaison avec les Japonais

They're so bad on floor this is crazy!!

That was great

I'm tired out just watching these guys compete,

the saber is meant to be 7 Saber its a brand in Uzbekistan

Quel humiliation! Ne-waza les gars! Bravo mesdames!

Ok, so, when one competitor tries to throw the other, fails and drops to their hands and knees, why does the action stop?

What happened at 3:40?

New to the sport. Can someone tell me why the girl tapped at the end of the last match ??!! Idk what happened?

@garyo475

Жыл бұрын

she got choked out and tapped

ther is one best country in the world....

Consegui aprender uma finalização com a última luta

THIS MOFOKOR BOMBED OUR CITY WITH WITH KIDS AND ELDERS

this is interesting : the bigger the guys are, the less they are able to use leg sweeps.

Next time put Neil Adams comments down. I can hear it.

that was a Japan team B ?

@reymysterio13__50

Жыл бұрын

Kind of. Funakubo and Niizoe are definetely on the A team right now. Tomita has Sone's shadow, but she was the one chosen for the individuals, so she is also on the A team. The guys are all from the B team. Might even be C team actually. Hashimoto,Ono,Oyoshi are in front of Harada imo. Saito, Kageura, Harasawa, Ogawa are in front of Ota imo. Mashiyama,Murao, Nagasawa, Mukai are in front of Tajima imo.

@Versace117

Жыл бұрын

@@reymysterio13__50 not even B, a mixed between B and C . which is scary and show us how strong japan is

@GlaneM3

Жыл бұрын

@@reymysterio13__50 They also used Mashiyama, Horikawa, Tamaoki and Takahashi (who I have never heard of) in earlier contests.

@bgvdfbnhgfvgh5799

Жыл бұрын

Yes like France team B without Agbegnenou, Riner, the french team A are olympics champion vs Japan team A

bouring WC but a fantástic teams competitions

3:39 lol

watching some of the best thats how i learn i have cancer but in remishion love the judo art keeps me sane wish they had it close to me