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Do You “Finish” The Submission When There’s Imminent Danger of Injuring Opponent? If your goal is to hurt people you are in the wrong sport

Do You “Finish” The Submission When There’s Imminent Danger of Injuring Opponent? If your goal is to hurt people you are in the wrong sport

 

 

Injuries are a frequent thing in jiu jitsu due to the submission holds and intense competitive spirit of the athletes in a match. This is why we’ve seen some cringe worthy subs that didn’t get the tap as well as some gruesome injuries.

Recently a fresh new black belt Seth Daniels found himself in this very position:

After this he received many question as to why exactly he applied this approach. His answer?

 I have received a hand full of comments and messages asking my why I didnt “finish” my twister….My answer is simple…I did. My goal in competing is to win by submission, I have ZERO interest in injuring my opponents. I would rather lose than injure someone. If your goal is to hurt people you are in the wrong sport.


Still Yuri Simoes took the opportunity to tease away:

Seth! I’ve seen your Your judo foot sweeps, and they look just like a muay thai low kick, that has to hurt a little bit at least.🤔😂😂

Just kidding..
and respect for your post 👍🏾👏🏾

 

 

Do You “Finish” The Submission When There’s Imminent Danger of Injuring Opponent?