Wrestling vs Jiu-Jitsu in the Cage: How to Read a Grappling Matchup
Takedowns and top control against guards, sweeps and submissions. How we read a wrestler-versus-grappler fight, and how the cage and judges tilt it.
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The jab, the outside foot, the calf kick, the guard. Technique explained in plain words, with simple diagrams and the reasons it works.
Takedowns and top control against guards, sweeps and submissions. How we read a wrestler-versus-grappler fight, and how the cage and judges tilt it.
What the calf kick is, why it took over MMA, how fighters check it, what it does to stance and movement, and how judges score leg kicks.
The jab is the first punch every boxer learns and the last one they master. Here is how it works, its five main variations and why it still decides fights.
When an orthodox boxer meets a southpaw, the fight is often won by whoever keeps their lead foot outside. Here is why, and how each side fights for it.