Off the mats, Ghanian grappling superstar Haisam Rida made headlines when he took down a car thief and sent him away on a stretcher. This feat put him in the spotlight. Rida has won the Asian Open tournament twice, the JBJJF All Japan championship three times, the Pan-American No-Gi tournament once, and she has won a silver medal in the ADCC. This information was kept a secret from the car thief who competed in the 2022 games.
The aftermath of the brawl was captured on camera and has since spread widely over the internet. Rida and the law enforcement officers can be seen in the video putting the car thief on a stretcher. Rida also appears in the video.
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In Austin, Texas, 8231 759, a man made an attempt to break into the automobile of professional wrestler Rida Haisam.
The following comment was made by a user who goes by the name Cameron Atkinson in response to the whole situation:
“At this moment, I’d rather get into a battle with Craig Jones himself than with Rida. This individual possesses a level of athleticism and explosiveness that sets him apart from the majority of BJJ practitioners. To tell you the truth, it surprises me that the other person made it.
The atkinson, Cameron
Cameron Atkinson can be found on Twitter and on the Bloody Elbow website. At this point, I’d rather get into a fight with Craig Jones himself than with Rida. This individual possesses a level of athleticism and explosiveness that sets him apart from the majority of BJJ practitioners. To tell you the truth, it blows my mind that the other guy made it.
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The following was stated by a third user who goes by the name ‘WYNAX’:
“Rida literally made him a pretzel”
WYNAX WYNAX @OfficialWynax @BloodyElbow rida literally made him a pretzel 💀 135
Another user with the username ‘Huncho Hunt’ posted the following:
A look at Haisam Rida as a grappling phenom
As a student of Yuki Ishikawa who holds a black belt, Haisam Rida is widely regarded as one of the most promising up-and-coming grapplers in the sport of submission grappling. Rida was born in Accra, Ghana, but he relocated to Tokyo, Japan, with his parents when he was only 15 years old. Accra is now known as Rida City. ‘Giraffe’ began his training in jiu-jitsu in Tokyo under the instruction of Yamada Shigetaka, from whom he obtained all of his belts, ranging from white to brown.
In 2018, at the age of twenty-five, Rida earned his black belt from Yuki Ishikawa of Carpe Diem Academy in Tokyo. In 2016, Rida made the switch to Ishikawa’s training facility. At the moment, Haisam Rida can be found at B-Team Jiu-Jitsu, where he practices alongside Ethan Crelinsten, Nicky Rod, Nicky Ryan, and Craig Jones, who has won multiple medals at the ADCC.
For context, Herse Herse can be found on Twitter at @herse_1. That guy has a lot of good fortune.
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“Giraffe” has an impressive list of accomplishments to his name, including first, second, or third place finishes at competitions such as the IBJJF No-Gi Nationals USA, the Pan-American No-Gi Championship, and the UAEJJF Grand Slam Tokyo.
His breakout performance occurred in the ADCC 2022, when he submitted Roberto ‘Cyborg’ Abrieu with an arm-bar for a victory that stunned the competition. On the other hand, he was defeated by Roosevelt Sousa in the quarter-final match.
The official website for FloGrappling notes that Rida has competed in seventy bouts during his career as a professional grappler. In his professional grappling career, he has recorded 42 victories, 27 defeats, and one draw. During his career, he has defeated notable competitors like as ADCC gold medalist Giancarlo Bodoni, Orlando Sanchez, and the ‘Cyborg’ mentioned earlier.
