White Belt BJJ match mounted kimura finish. Holy City Sub Series March 2023

00:15 Blue pulls guard and immediately hits a push back sweep. This is one of the simplest yet effective sweeps. Yes, it can be countered but you will be surprised who you can get with it. This sweep was first seen by the public in UFC #2 when Royce Gracie hit it on Jason Delucia. It worked then and it still works now. However, in this case Blue went for a quick armbar missed it and Red gets behind him. 00:36 Nice leg exchange starts on the mat behind them with some good switching of entanglements ending in a heel hook. 00:59 Blue starts trying to work deep half from a rear mount escape. He hits the back door sweep from deep half and gets top. 01:32 Blue gets in a rush and tries to step over to mount with no control Red reverses the positon. 01:41 Blue leaves his arm dangling in bottom half and Red locks up the kimura grip. Any time your hand is below your sternum on bottom there is a risk of the kimura coming you must be disciplined at all times and looking for your opponent to trap you wrist/arm. 01:55 Red passes to mount from top half. Blue's attention is divided between defending the kimura and defending the mount. Always seek to create dilemmas for your opponent forcing them to address one and leaving the other open. Red forces Blue's arm behind his own back for the kimura finish. It is generally, very hard to finish a kimura from the mount. It is much easier and secure to step off to side control and finish the kimura if you catch the grip in the mount. But Red pulled it off. The best attack is the one that works. Both guys had a couple of good techniques they will back again.