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Product Description In a short period of time, the relatively new sport of "Submission Wrestling" has developed into an event that is watched the world over. Respected as the pinnacle of Martial Arts Tournaments, ABU DHABI SUBMISSION WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS! A three day event held in the beautiful United Arab Emirites, the ADCC Championships have quickly become the Superbowl of Submission Wrestling featuring the greatest grapplers in the world. Athletes from dozens of countries around the globe, representing all the grappling arts, including Judo, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Freestyle Wrestling, Jui Jitsu, Shooto, Sambo and other goundfighting systems compete in single elimination 16-man tournaments to decide who the best grapplers in the world are. Shaikh Hazzah Din Zaheo and Shaikh Tahnooh Din Zaheo graciously host the grappling event that has become the most prestigious wrestling tournament in the world. Witness seven of the greatest matches in the history of the ADCC World Championships. This DVD is considered a "classic" by Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and submission wrestling fans and was hard to come by, until now! This re-release features bonus never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage from ADCC 2003!!!! From the Contributor MATCHES: Frank Trigg -vs- Renzo Gracie (1998) Hayato "Mach" Sakurai -vs- Ricco Rodriguez (1999) Royler Gracie -vs- Joao Roque (1999) Kareem Barklev -vs- Ricardo Arona (2000) Ricardo Morais -vs- Mark Robinson (2000) Jean Jacques Machado -vs- Caol Uno (1999) Tito Ortiz -vs- Rumina Sato (2000) BONUS FEATURES: *Eddie Bravo in never before seen personal footage after defeating Royler Gracie. *Plus: Weigh-Ins, Post Fight Interviews, Training Techniques and more....
J**H
No Commentary, Odd Match Choices
A lot of the "best" matches appear to be chosen solely due to the name recognition of the combatants, rather than actually being high quality matches. Some of the fights are great. Some of them have fighters you know circling each other for 15 minutes with little contact and fewer takedowns.There is no commentary at all. Not even before or after the matches. These are live recordings hastily put together. Matches will sometimes inexplicably cut out, and come back after several seconds of black screen, with no way to tell how much was missed. Presumably a camera stopped working. Or the cameraman hit the off button. It's hard to tell.This might have been filmed with a Handycam.Nonetheless, this is the ADCC, and if you're interested in top level submission wrestling, this is about the only way you're going to get your fix.
J**S
Not the best of the Best of ADCCs
This first side of this DVD contains several fights from the earlier Abu Dhabi events. Royler vs. Joao Roque is an excellent match. Jean Jaques Machado vs. Caol Uno is also really fun to watch. Ricardo Arona vs. Kareem Barkaleev is crazy. Other matches aren't quite as interesting, but still pretty good.The other side of the DVD contains about 40 minutes of 'behind the scenes' footage from the 2003 Abu Dhabi event (in Brazil). It's kind of cool to watch, but could be edited and presented much better.If you have the other two Best of ADCC DVDs, you'll know what to expect from this one. If not, get the other two first ...
S**S
Not Bad
Not a bad production... The Arona fight was cool to watch... not to mention the never before seen footage of Eddie Bravo backstage... also that I learned a new escape from the half guard LOL...All in all not bad... and I bought this new for 10.25 so I really cant complain....
E**O
Interesting matches, a bit expensive.
I bought this for the Royler vs. Joao Roque match and, to that extent, I was not disappointed. Everything else left me feeling a bit cheated; specifically, as was previously mentioned, the quality of the production.
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