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Look into it Looking to it? You can tell it's real because it's real because it looks so fake.

Hello everybody and welcome to another episode.

I look into it today is a very, very, very special episode.

Please let me introduce my master, the one, the only the legend, Jean-Jacques Machado.

Jean-Jacques, how you doing?

Man, I'm doing fantastic.

And from the other side, they see another legend.

How about that?

Enough about me.

Just to get my audience caught up onto what you're all about.

Hibler, play that highlight reel from Abu Dhabi.

Here we go.

After the Gracie family made their name, their cousins the Machado brothers also followed suit by coming to the United States.

To showcase their family's style of the art, the brothers sought out grappling competitions rather than fighting. In a family of high-level black belts, it was tough to stand out as the most technical,

but Jean-Jacques Machado did just that. His game was simple. Attack, attack and attack.

Most of the time it started with a guard pull, but from then on it would be an onslaught of attacks.

He chained together sweeps and submissions in a style that Jiu-Jitsu had not seen before.

The winner of countless competitions in Brazil, what most grapplers remember Jean-Jacques

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