r/judo • u/ColdReflection3366 • Jun 14 '25

Competing and Tournaments Dzhebov throws Abe for ippon

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u/Rosso_5 Jun 14 '25

Somehow the fact the he used uchi mata surprised me more than his defeat 

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u/JazzlikeSavings yonkyu Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

Yeah, if he would have went harai or tai o he would of scored

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u/bleezzzy Jun 15 '25

Would have*

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u/JudoboyWalex Jun 14 '25

That wasn’t uchimata. Abe was going for ogoshi with split squat stance which is his 2nd favorite technique after double sleeve sode.

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u/Rosso_5 Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

I think you might be right he was going for a hip throw and white initiated first by lifting the hooked inside leg. If that’s the case, genius set up from Dzhebov.

It was more likely an uchimata, though

Edit: You’re right! He forced Abe to go for Uchimata. https://youtube.com/shorts/tk_AxwE2eII?si=nU7Q0yP7NxEwFomQ

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u/Sparks3391 sandan Jun 14 '25

That's a good observation from the slow mo it does look like things go wrong for abe and he tries to throw in the uchi mata as a last ditch/oh shit moment

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u/The_One_Who_Comments nikyu Jun 15 '25

Ohhh that makes sense. I thought underhook uchi mata was a strange decision...

Now I see that Dzhebov forced uchi-mata sukashi by hooking the leg, despite the attack being Ogoshi (or maybe uki goshi)

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u/Mercc Jun 14 '25

You're getting down voted but you're right. If you watch closely right as Abe stabs his leg, white hooks Abe's leg and elevates it in a weird reverse kosoto/kouchi gake.

What I'm not sure of is whether Abe tries to ride it and turn it into uchi mata, but his original intent was his split-step hip throw entry.

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u/SubstanceOk2355 Jun 14 '25

It’s uchimata..and not his greatest throw, paid the price