One choke attempt too many…
In this BJJ white belt gi match from the Philippines, I faced off with my teammate and friend, Jemil, representing Team Deftac. I went all-in on a cross-collar choke—three times—but that cost me the match.
Exhausted and stuck in the same pattern, I lost by points.
This video is for BJJ beginners, especially white belts, who want to learn from real competition mistakes and understand the importance of staying calm, conserving energy, and recognizing new opportunities during a fight.
Whether you’re preparing for your first gi competition, or just love watching white belt BJJ fights, this breakdown shows how experience leads to calmness and better decision-making on the mat.
📍 Match Info:
Philippines 🇵🇭 | Feb 2025
Deftac Teammates: Kuya vs Jemil
Outcome: Lost by Points
Lesson: Don’t force submissions—flow and adapt!
💬 Drop your thoughts or tips below—especially if you’ve made similar mistakes. OSS!
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