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Sometimes the last seconds of the match are crucial and deciding about the final victory. In that video, you can see 4 examples of completing full ippon at the end of the matches: 1. Franck Party (FRA) at the Ju-Jitsu World Championships Abu Dhabi 2019 2. Claudia Behnke (GER) at the Ju-Jitsu World Championships Vienna 2012 3. Boy Vogelzang (NED) at the European Ju-Jitsu Championships Bucharest 2019 4. Keadnin Komkrit (THA) at the Asian Ju-Jitsu Championships Ulanbataar 2019 To achieve Full Ippon an athlete needs to score ippon in 3 parts of the fight (part I striking, part II throwing and takedowning, part III osaekomi control and submissioning). The athlete scoring full ippon is winning the match immediately. This ruleset motivates athletes to train each part of the fight precisely and makes matches more versatile.
