Showing posts with label garry tonon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garry tonon. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

BJJ Scout's BJJ Digest: Tonon Recalls Keenan Poach Effort for TLI, Craig Jones gonna Craig Jones, et al

Ah, the good ole Brown Belt Kumite days, prior to the college gang rape thing coming out about Master *****, the NYE rape case, the DJ Jackson case, the well, everything.....it was a younger, more naive time in JiuJitsu, Master ***** laying low these days, reaaaaaal low, in fact, even when he corners guys in the UFC or on the contender series he's clearly not trying to be caught on camera (this is a guy, if you'll recall, that promoted Dominic Cruz to blue belt inside the Octagon after a fight and clearly loved the spotlight prior to the outing of all the problematic stuff surrounding his team....)... anyway, I've digressed.

DJ won't ever win a world title because, well, you can't pass guard on both knees with your head in the crotch for 7 minutes. Spriggs can't get past Keenan's lapel/worm guard, and who else is there? Shane?
Dude won and literally no one cared because his team is the penultimate black sheep of the JiuJitsu community. I guess, at the end of the day, it does matter not only what you do but how you do it, and more so...with whom you choose to surround yourself....and training with such a problematic team has tainted any success that may come their way at times.

The ole proverb goes: the rot starts from the top.



Thursday, September 28, 2017

Oct 22nd SAVE THE DATE - EBI 13: Lightweights coming in hot


Garry Tonon - multi-time EBI champ as high as 205 lbs, coming off the ADCC

Bill Cooper - personal struggles and a knee injury among others have hurt the overall career of the Paragon prodigy and early American JiuJitsu stalwart. He's had moments of brilliance in various matches but hasn't found consistency. He's got some amazing matches I've seen over the years. 

AJ Agazarm - fresh off of ADCC, a less than crowd pleasing style of grinding head down double under style, we'll see how he does in the overtime rounds as he is notoriously hard to submit. 

Lachlan Giles - out first round at the recent ADCC, we'll see what he does wih the exposure. 

Vagner Rocha - coming off of ADC. As well and medaling, Vagner is patient, has good wrestling and I'm expecting some serious overtime battles to be waged in this event. 

Nathan Orchard - perennial contender in various Onnit Superfight Invitational events. 

Joe Baize - precious EBI competitor with some wins if I recall correctly 

Lucas Valente - no clue

Ross Keeping - who? 

Mac Danzig - former UFC fighter 

Daniel Tavares - not familiar 

Andreas Achniotis Perales - no idea 

Diego Brandao - former UFC fighter most recently jumping out of a cage in Russia and previously pulling off a helicopter armbar in an mma fight as well. 

Issa Able

PJ Barch - Finishers Sub Only winner out here on the east coast, been laying low since then. Recently saw him do a match at the Mat Warriors event in SoCal awhile back. Be interesting to see him step up from the regional level. 

Combat Jiu Jitsu tournament: Richie Boogeyman Martinez, Max Rohskopf, Thiago Moises, Bobby Emmons.




Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Eddie Bravo Invitational III Set for March 22nd, Competitors Confirmed

Click HERE for more:

"The brackets won’t be set until the day before the tournament, but the competitors have been set. Along with Tonon, Marcelo Mafra, Nathan Orchard, Enrico Cocco, Karen Darabedyan, Matt Bagshaw, Richie Martinez, Darragh O Conaill, Lauri Karppinen, Matt Secor, Joey Hauss, Josh Valles, Josh Hinger, Eddie Cummings, Julio Cordoba, and Mike Padilla will all vie for the crown."


It will stream from Budovideos for $14.99.
I've been impressed with how quickly they run the matches and the production value put forth by Bravo and his team.


I'll definitely be tuning in unless I'm competing that day somewhere in NC.



Tuesday, January 6, 2015

White Belt's 60 Second Guide to Polaris BJJ PPV This Weekend

Keenan will finish Marte in less than 10 minutes. Having seen Lucas Leite get the quick armbar on Marte awhile back, I don't see Keenan having much trouble dispatching Marte.

Tonon via heel hook scramble in less than 5 minutes

I see a Draw here unless Lister gets the heel hook early.

Telles will patiently grind down Fowler and get the finish by about 8 minutes, collar choke, from the back.

AJ by RNC because it's NoGi.

Silverio is a beast, and I've heard conflicting stories that Kit is actually training now versus not training at all.
Silverio has looked increasingly good at black belt, and especially in the Gi. I have to take him by decision/will go the distance but a match I think will be tough.

I gotta go with Nicolini by back choke/lapel choke because I love her shin to shin guard.

And lastly, I'll take Darragh because he seemed like one of the nicest guys on the BJJ Kumite series.