I get that there are a few positions or scenerios where I see where theyre coming from, but a lot of the time it's a purely video gamey mechanic. "Grapple Advantage" makes literally no sense at all. Weird, goofy looking "fakes" that are so far from anything seen in reality. Despite my coach having a backround in Sambo and CACC, I've taken a strong attraction to sport Jiu Jitsu, just for all the wild techniques you can do when you're not worried about real self defense.Īnyways, I absolutely hate grappling in UFC 3. I'm a pretty obsessive person in general but am crazy obsessed with grappling irl, and just how endlessly deep and technical it is. In the meantime, be sure to order your copy of the UFC Undisputed 3 Official eGuide by clicking here.I train No Gi Submission Grappling(Combat Sambo, & CACC with some BJJ) twice a week, and been goin mostly on, with a few months off here and there for about 2 years now. Stay tuned tomorrow for Part 2 where we explain what to do when it comes time to finish a match. Gambling on the ground can put you in harm's way very quickly. Some will move you from a dominant position to a very unfavorable one (you on top in side control to your opponent on top in side control for example). Also, learn what position you'll be in if the opponent escapes. In my tests, I made sure I damaged my opponents with strikes too, and then stuck with leveled up submission techniques to maximize the advantage I had going into the attempt. Submission artists are going to have a greater advantage in the submission mini-game (unless the opponent has excellent submission defense), but it's hard to say how much credit you get for attempting submissions in the eyes of the judges. Ground grappling experts will flow from position to position, and block the opponent's transitions to take away their offense. But, with fighters like BJ Penn or Demian Maia, it may be alright to keep it standing, but the real domination begins on the ground. A good UFC Undisputed 3 player can take a jiujitsu-based fighter and have success on the feet.
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