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Nothing about this looks good for him or the people involved. If there’s any place where someone should expect backlash for not meeting a standard, it’s in the Jiu Jitsu community. I hope he does “know more than most black belts” he certainly paid to. The issue is it doesn’t show up in video. Anyone can make it look like they know what they’re doing on video if they’re actually a black belt regardless of whatever limitations they have. That’s not the case here, any video of him drilling doesn’t look like he understands what he’s doing at all Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt level and in my room, I would debate he is at a blue belt from what I’ve seen. Now he rage quits grappling days after receiving his belt? None of it looks good. Hopefully, this sparks a larger conversation about whether commercialization to the masses is what we seek for what we do.