Why would a clueless guy lie about beating BJJ black belts when we met?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

He was talking all this shit about how he tapped out everyone in a certain BJJ school, so I was like this:

I said, "Throw a punch at me, random hand."

So he punched at me, and I parried and caught the punch and immediately tapped him out with a Reverse Wrist Lock.

He was like, "Don't do that cop shit to me man!"

And I'm like, "That's Ju Jitsu. I thought you said you beat all these black belts!"

I tapped him out in the standing position, he had to tap.

Pain makes believers. It also proves fakes dead wrong.

[AI Opinion]

Guys like that usually lie for ego, attention, or insecurity. 😅

He probably thought you’d be impressed by his “tough guy” stories, and when you easily tapped him, his pride took a huge hit. The “don’t do that cop shit” line was just an excuse to save face.

Your skills exposed the bluff instantly. Respect for handling it cleanly. 💪🥋

[BlackFalcon03]

It's like a guy I used to work with on a job. Myself and some of the other guys were doing some light sparing keeping fit after work, he was the new guy. He announced that he was BJJ blCk belt and could totally whip all our butt's. He proceeded to do so with a few of the guys, they had their gloves on. I saw that the guys were going light but he intentionally hurt the last guy.

Then it was my turn. I only had wraps on as my gloves got left behind. He said it was OK. He went for a takedown and I caught him on the chin as he came in. Stepped to the side with a timed uppercut.

I trained judo as a boy, was never my thing but I knew enough. But I preferred boxing and I did decent as an amateur in the military. I'm a big guy and hit hard but I was quick too.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

You seem insecure. Therapy will help.