What is the name of this takedown?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu5kr0XZROo

What is the name of this takedown that Fedor makes at 0:02 / 1:19 / 1:35 of this video?

Fedor is my favorite fighter in MMA, he is a black belt of judo and sambo!

nobody knows?????

I'm starting in the judo

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

BTW there is a 'sukuinage' in judo, different technique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWdv1E9vg3o

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

Thanks for the reply my friend, I did not know that she was not part of the techniques recognized by judo, I met her through Fedor Emelianenko, which is a black belt of judo and sambo, I think a fantastic imbalance, again thank you! I'll check the videos!

NBK wrote:

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

BTW there is a 'sukuinage' in judo, different technique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWdv1E9vg3o

I agree, they are pretty much the same technique, thank you dear friend!

Sambo wrote:

NBK wrote:

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

BTW there is a 'sukuinage' in judo, different technique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWdv1E9vg3o

I agree, they are pretty much the same technique, thank you dear friend!

De nada.....

No, they are meant to be very different. Judo sukuinage is a lift from behind as uke enters but hasn't taken tori's balance, leaving himself vulnerable to a strong lift.

Also, you can perform the sumo sukuinage without the underhook, just using the collar of the gi. Fun to try, I'm just not sure that anyone teaching judo will appreciate it for what it is. Particularly from a beginner supposedly learning judo.

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:

NBK wrote:

NBK wrote:

Sambo wrote:nobody knows?????  

I'm starting in the judo

You're not starting with this throw in judo as it is not in the list of 100 recognized techniques.

It is in sumo as sukuinage / 'beltless arm throw' in English. Sometimes I do it in judo for fun to show how sumo techniques work. It's usually a surprise to judoka, but it's also risky to get the underhook. Surprisingly strong, subtle move, as seen in your video.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/sumo/techniques/ look for sukuinage, good views of it.

Have fun!

BTW there is a 'sukuinage' in judo, different technique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWdv1E9vg3o

I agree, they are pretty much the same technique, thank you dear friend!

De nada.....

No, they are meant to be very different. Judo sukuinage is a lift from behind as uke enters but hasn't taken tori's balance, leaving himself vulnerable to a strong lift.

Also, you can perform the sumo sukuinage without the underhook, just using the collar of the gi. Fun to try, I'm just not sure that anyone teaching judo will appreciate it for what it is. Particularly from a beginner supposedly learning judo.

Okay, I understood what you said, and I'm not going to ask my teacher to teach me this, I was just curious to know the name of the technique, I'm in the first judo classes, private tutoring, he's teaching me techniques for now osotogati, ouchigari, kouchigari, and I do not want to skip steps in learning, thanks for the tips!

After reading and analyzing a lot, I came to the conclusion that this blow from Fedor Emelianenko is the Sukuinage of Sumo, thank you ... I like to study and learn about martial arts!