What competitor in Jiu Jitsu inspires you? Thoughts?

[Kyle Spalla]

Other than Master Eddie which I am sure we can all agree has inspired us in this Jiu Jitsu journey who has caught your eye and motivated you to push to the next level? I would hear a lot of people say Marcelo, the Mendes Brothers, I am just interested in who you guys and gals take your inspiration from. I personally am inspired by Rodolfo Vieira for the sheer smashing ability, Denny Prokopos (10th Planet SF whu! whu!) for his patience and overwhelming and informative teaching style from the private I got from him and nathan orchard, throwing flying submission with a fuck you to gravity, truly inspiring Ronin everywhere. I am eager to hear who inspires all you?

[Jonrivello]

Im gonna say Zach maslany and J.M Holland, who BEEN tearing up expert divisions and JUST got their bluebelts. It really shows what work ethic and devotion can get you.

[Chad Hawkins]

Ronda Rousey = my hero!

[Louis Ho]

Im gonna say Zach maslany and J.M Holland, who BEEN tearing up expert divisions and JUST got their bluebelts. It really shows what work ethic and devotion can get you.

Can't argue with that. These guys are legit.

[Louis Ho]

My other answer would be Jean Jacques Machado. He's one of my all time favorites.

[Trey Rushing]

I have to say that guy from trainfightwin.com the one that's putting out the updated version of the rubber guard and twister side lol jk jk. I have to say Marcelo for sure and Jeff glover.

[Louis Ho]

I have to say that guy from trainfightwin.com the one that's putting out the updated version of the rubber guard and twister side lol jk jk. I have to say Marcelo for sure and Jeff glover.

Yeah, I like that fat boy as well. He can tell he trains hard. He's ripped.

[nathan orchard]

Thanks for the props Kyle. Jeff Glover is a pretty bad dude.

[Kyle Spalla]

Yeah, I like that fat boy as well. He can tell he trains hard. He's ripped.

This.

[Kevin Gibbs]

Telles. Came up training with monsters who forced him to turtle, so then he decided to actually make that an offensive position.

I saw a video of him competing once and some guy was yelling at him accusing him of using lazy jiu jitsu. constant turtling and rolling and sitting as the other guy kept trying to smash him. Telles won, making the other guy work harder to accomplish less while he worked less and accomplished more.