Jujitsu vs MMA Why Punches Change EVERYTHING!
13 Feb 2026 · interview · Combat Confidential
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This post fight interview features Callum Little, breaking down his round three rear naked choke finish and the effort it took to secure it. He talks through the early submission attempts that slipped away, how the gloves and punches changed the usual jiu jitsu flow and what it…
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This short Combat Confidential clip contrasts jiu-jitsu competition with MMA through an unnamed guest’s own experience. The guest says they compete more often in jiu-jitsu than in MMA and that they try to enter most jiu-jitsu opportunities when they come around (the transcript renders one phrase as “empires,” which is unclear on audio). When the host asks whether moving from jiu-jitsu to MMA is difficult, the guest calls the two vastly different: once you can be punched in the face, much of what works in jiu-jitsu “goes out the window.” They add that large MMA gloves make it harder to weave hands in for neck attacks compared to grappling-only settings. No dates, records, gyms, or named events are mentioned in the excerpt.
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Do you compete a lot in uh jet? >> Yeah, I I suppose I compete more in jiu-jitsu more than I would in MMA. You know, I do I do pretty much most empires when they come around. >> Oh, cool. >> But >> do you find uh like the transition between jiu-jitsu and MMA? Like it >> is it a bit difficult for you or >> it's vastly different? Like see you can get punched in the face half goes out the [ __ ] window. Um, and then especially because you got those big gloves, you know, you can't snake your uh your hands in neck or something like