Girls beating up guys in real MMA fights

The guy in the second video didn't even attempt to strike with the lady and let her hit him in the face, and he didn't even flinch. He could have pounded that ass if he wanted.

 

Yeah right, they should be ashamed of themselves.... mainly for losing the fight tho rather than getting in there.

 

Sounds fair.

 

Not all that surprising. It all depends on both fighters' skill level. Check the series Fight Quest, the BJJ episode. Doug, who is a former US soldier and also a fighter, got quickly choked out by a girl in a Jiu Jitsu match.

 

Found it..go to about 7:40 in the video for Doug Anderson being choked out by a female Brazilian Jiu Jitsu champion

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Also, go to about 16:10 in the video to watch him get choked out by an awesome crucifix choke

 

im not surprised the first guy lost my grandmother prob would have beat the guy he was muck, no stand up no clinch nothing on the ground he deseved to get slaughtered in public because he was so bad

 

That isn't because Doug is a "total *****". Unless you've trained in BJJ and have rolled with skilled people, you don't realize how tough it is to do it. There are some much smaller guys in my class that I roll with who I'm MUCH bigger and stronger than, but I can't use my strength on them because they are all over me using leverage and my strength against me. It always seems like no big deal to the casual observer, until you get in there and are like, "WTF?!?!".

 

Like I said, being the bigger, stronger, meaner guy just doesn't matter if you are not trained in Jiu-Jitsu and are going up against a skilled practitioner. She was very skilled, and he wasn't.

Do yourself a favor and go to your local BJJ gym and get a lesson. You'll get the chance to do a little training, and to roll with people there. It's pretty eye-opening when a smaller, weaker guy destroys you - despite your strength or preconceived notions about it.

A few of my co-workers and myself went one day with another co-worker who had been training for a while, to see what it was like. We were just blown away and couldn't believe how different it was to actually do it then it appeared on TV. All of us were submitted multiple times within the 5 minute rollling sessions. There was simply nothing we could do. It was based on that that I decided to go back and train regularly (twice a week).

When I watched that video, it looks like standard stuff and there's nothing that leads me to believe that he was a wuss, or was holding back, or anything like that. It was simply yet another skilled practitioner against a non-grappler, and the non-grappler gets beaten very easily - just like always happens.