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So I noticed instead of doing the zombie and hugging the knee he is Basicly underhooking his leg. I saw it a couple brief times so I couldn't see why he was doing this or if its effective compared to hugging the knee. If anyone is watching this can u explain it.
IMO, good for control, not too good for attacking. He used it before against a BJJ black belt and had him in a omoplata type position for a while but his own trapped arm seemed to prevent him from sealing the deal.
Is this when he was doing london?
Nah London is overhooking the leg. He underhooks the leg. He calls it killer bee control.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cody Kietzman
The guy he was going against gave up the hand on the mat everytime but instead of hugging the knee for New York he underhooked the leg? I was confused. Oh and this refs stand ups are aweful
O I thought u were talikng about one of his old fights.
Any of yalls video it? I just heard that he did some funky shit on bellator :)
http://www.allthebestfights.com/ben-...o-bellator-86/Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
sorry its not embedded, cant find the diret link to the video
He grabs killa-b control like we hug the knee for free new york. He still ties them the fuck up, but he's trapped to progress to subs because of his underhook. He even had him in the stocks, but wasn't really sure what to do. Looks like he's evolved it as well with a quasi-crack kill-b bagger.
Regardless. Fun as shit to watch.
He is going deep elbow hook on his own leg for mission control. Almost like a hybrid between Mission control and Meathook.
Noticed that also, get on here and see a thread :) Awesome.
So it's safe to say its better to hit New York rather than his kill b?
If you want to sub him, imo, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
Depends on your goal IMO. NY is better to me for attacking subs. But for a guy like Ben Saunders, he might want to control from guard to not take damage and cause a stand up....which worked out for him last night. But if you're really trying to attack subs, better to have two arms than one and NY is a better situation than killer B. At least for now. It looks like Saunders is trying to evolve it so we'll see. BJJ is always evolving.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
I also think his long legs help him out. Even I were flexible, I don't think I'd be able to hit that. So, I'll be sticking with NY.
I thought that was Williams's Guard. Sean Williams's variation of a rubber guard.
^nope, that's London.
He was killer baggin! That's the killer bagger :-)