Teenage girl breaks boys arm in competition

[nwfan53]

Generally its accepted their is some degree of risk at bjj / submission wrestling tournaments and "stuff" happens. That's why any event makes participants and parents sign waivers that pretty much release everyone from liability. Some joint sprains and a couple of bloody noses from getting crossfaced are par. Advocating injurying the other opponent and then putting it on YouTube is just flat out stupid.

[rag-man]

Sorry guys i know almost nothing about the rules and the moves of this sport, to you does it look like she did it on purpuse, she was careless or it was an accident?

[Grapple Guru]

You don't extend an armbar that far in a grappling tournament, but judging my her entry into child cafefighting (look for her on Youtube), her and her fucked-up parents want to hurt other children, which is why they should be banned from tournaments.

[nwfan53]

Unfortunately, the bjj / grappling world inthe US hasn't quite gotten its act together re national level sanctioning and rules, but just in case one were curious, here is a link into the NAGA rules. I don't see that there is any mechanism to deal with "bad apples".

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and SJJIF

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[herby]

I haven't watched all her clips and I could be wrong but I didn't get the sense of malicious intent. I'm not sure I'd call it an accident but I wouldn't call it "intentional" either. Seems like more just using too much force/not paying attention. Hopefully she learned from the experience and I hope that arm is better now. That crack gave me the chills.