7: Who Wins? Wrestling VS Jiu Jitsu? Reading The Youtube Comments. Echo and Jocko

You have to concede the fact that a jiu-jitsu guy... let's say, on the mat, grappling match, 9 times out of 10, jiu-jitsu wins—pure jiu-jitsu against pure wrestling.

If you're talking a pure wrestler versus pure jiu-jitsu, the wrestler has a better chance in a real fight than he does in a grappling match.

I think wrestling has the highest level of importance around athleticism; I think judo is number two, and that's not a very big margin; and jiu-jitsu is the third.

Jiu-jitsu and wrestling are really complementary. I mean, they are beautiful when mixed together. I believe the two of them mixed together is one of the most all-powerful things in the world.

Look, if you put a wrestler versus a judo player, and it's a takedown contest, I'm leaning towards the wrestler's going to take the judo player down.

Sport jiu-jitsu is doing jiu-jitsu against another guy doing jiu-jitsu against you. Street fighting, or self-defense, is doing jiu-jitsu against a guy not using jiu-jitsu.

The people, they did this big experiment, or not experiment, research, to find out who makes it through SEAL training, the only two things that they found that gave any sort of indication was guys that wrestled and guys that are from New England.