BJJ Takedown OR Standing Guard Sweep? WILD Technique From RONALDO JACARE #shorts

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Check out this wild technique from Ronaldo Jacare Souza that he hit on Fabricio Werdum in the absolute division at the CBJJO Jiu Jitsu World Cup back in 2004

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Ronaldo Souza, who is also known in the fighting industry as “Jacaré” (alligator in Portuguese) is one of the best grappling competitors of his generation, as well as in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA). Souza reached legendary in jiu jitsu after his wins over some of the best grapplers to have graced the sport, including Roger Gracie, Fernando Tererê, Robert Drysdale, and more.

“Jacaré” means alligator which is the symbol of the ASLE jiu-jitsu and judo team, a team where Ronaldo first started competing in combat sports. Souza was ASLE’s most prolific competitor, living inside the gym for a big part of his life while also helping the coaching of others. Due to his strong ties with the academy, some started calling him Jacaré. Many also call him “Jaca” which is short for Jacaré.

Fabricio Werdum is a highly regarded jiu-jitsu black belt. A former 3 time World Champion and a 2-time ADCC Champion, he is also a big player as a professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter in the Heavyweight Division having fought in all three major MMA organizations (UFC, Pride and Strikeforce). In 2010 he shocked the MMA world submitting Fedor Emilianenko in the first round, a man many thought to be unbeatable and widely considered the best heavyweight in MMA history.

“Vai Cavalo” is a motivational phrase used in Portuguese, it means “Go Horse”. “Cavalo” (Horse) is also a name sometimes used to describe big individuals. It has been also said that the nickname relates back to Werdum’s youth when he played football (soccer). He was so big and powerful that when he got a hold of the ball it would be hard to take it away from him, so his teammates used to yell jokingly: “Go Horse, go!” (vai cavalo).

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