UFC women's champ Ronda Rousey throws judo world champion

Happy to see Rondadori teach a judo seminar in Brazil. Hope she will once return to the judo competitive scene bringing all her added knowledge from UFC/MMA with. enjoy:


http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2014/9/18/6415323/video-ufc-womens-champ-ronda-rousey-throws-male-judo-world-champion

Cichorei Kano wrote:Happy to see Rondadori teach a judo seminar in Brazil. Hope she will once return to the judo competitive scene bringing all her added knowledge from UFC/MMA with. enjoy:

Damn, she really is something !
Beautiful Hane-goshi demo around 04:10'

Jihef wrote:

Cichorei Kano wrote:Happy to see Rondadori teach a judo seminar in Brazil. Hope she will once return to the judo competitive scene bringing all her added knowledge from UFC/MMA with. enjoy:

Damn, she really is something !
Beautiful Hane-goshi demo around 04:10'

I've been under the impression that this type of attack was uchi-mata, even tho the leg is slightly bent and resembles hane-goshi, similar to the tokui-waza of kosei-inoue. I believe hane-goshi requires uke to be thrown more or less on the spot (up-and-down) while uchi-mata launches uke forward using the inside of the thigh? Anyways, it is a very beautiful display of waza

Ryvai wrote:I've been under the impression that this type of attack was uchi-mata, even tho the leg is slightly bent and resembles hane-goshi, similar to the tokui-waza of kosei-inoue. I believe hane-goshi requires uke to be thrown more or less on the spot (up-and-down) while uchi-mata launches uke forward using the inside of the thigh? Anyways, it is a very beautiful display of waza

The leg definitely works as in hane-goshi.
The grip around the collar doesn't make it textbook. (I would be curious to know how she called it.)

Great demo and great body control.

At 2:40 in the clip... would that just be a seio-nage variation or some sort of "garuma" ?

For some reason I cant seem to get my head around what to classify that throw as. It looks absolutely effortless though.

Davaro wrote:At 2:40 in the clip... would that just be a seio-nage variation or some sort of "garuma" ?

For some reason I cant seem to get my head around what to classify that throw as. It looks absolutely effortless though.

It's can end up as a form of seoi nage or sode tsurikomi goshi depending on exactly how it's finished. It's a pretty common entry these day, a way to deal with kenka yotsu or attack to tori "weak" side (left for a righty, right for a lefty).