Neil Adams

Well, as long as they throw from it, so they can take any grip, as long as you move them and then catch them kind of action-reaction, really, as long as you catch them on the move, then you can do it.

Yeah, you can't block out.

Yeah, you can't block out.

Yeah, you can't block out.

So, like, for example, if I've got dominant grip on you and I just block out and I just stop you attacking me, so then what? I get you three penalties, get you off, and you haven't done an attack. So you've got to stop that. You can't have that.

So, like, for example, if I've got dominant grip on you and I just block out and I just stop you attacking me, so then what? I get you three penalties, get you off, and you haven't done an attack. So you've got to stop that. You can't have that.

So, like, for example, if I've got dominant grip on you and I just block out and I just stop you attacking me, so then what? I get you three penalties, get you off, and you haven't done an attack. So you've got to stop that. You can't have that.

devastating is is not you know it's not enough really um because you know the strange thing was is coming into that olympics i was tired really tired so my mental state wasn't the best wasn't certainly the same as it was coming into the previous um and i I remember thinking, I just need to get this over with, and then I'm going to have a break and just have a rest.

devastating is is not you know it's not enough really um because you know the strange thing was is coming into that olympics i was tired really tired so my mental state wasn't the best wasn't certainly the same as it was coming into the previous um and i I remember thinking, I just need to get this over with, and then I'm going to have a break and just have a rest.

devastating is is not you know it's not enough really um because you know the strange thing was is coming into that olympics i was tired really tired so my mental state wasn't the best wasn't certainly the same as it was coming into the previous um and i I remember thinking, I just need to get this over with, and then I'm going to have a break and just have a rest.

And that's totally the wrong attitude. It's just not good for going into an Olympic Games. And so I was coming in there with a different mindset. And I remember... Every match that I had, I was winning well, but I was winning with a struggle. I'd fought Novak, and I was pretty of France, who was one of the strongest physically. That was in the quarterfinals. I beat Brett Barron by an Ippon.

And that's totally the wrong attitude. It's just not good for going into an Olympic Games. And so I was coming in there with a different mindset. And I remember... Every match that I had, I was winning well, but I was winning with a struggle. I'd fought Novak, and I was pretty of France, who was one of the strongest physically. That was in the quarterfinals. I beat Brett Barron by an Ippon.

And that's totally the wrong attitude. It's just not good for going into an Olympic Games. And so I was coming in there with a different mindset. And I remember... Every match that I had, I was winning well, but I was winning with a struggle. I'd fought Novak, and I was pretty of France, who was one of the strongest physically. That was in the quarterfinals. I beat Brett Barron by an Ippon.

I armlocked him. I... won my first match by Ipon as well. And then Michel Novak, I was fighting a France and I was lucky to win it. I was up, I would scored on him, but I was like starting to defend and just everything that I talked to you about, you know, and then just about held on and then I won. And, you know, so him and I were talking afterwards, like some years afterwards.

I armlocked him. I... won my first match by Ipon as well. And then Michel Novak, I was fighting a France and I was lucky to win it. I was up, I would scored on him, but I was like starting to defend and just everything that I talked to you about, you know, and then just about held on and then I won. And, you know, so him and I were talking afterwards, like some years afterwards.

I armlocked him. I... won my first match by Ipon as well. And then Michel Novak, I was fighting a France and I was lucky to win it. I was up, I would scored on him, but I was like starting to defend and just everything that I talked to you about, you know, and then just about held on and then I won. And, you know, so him and I were talking afterwards, like some years afterwards.

And he said, I was close, wasn't I? I was close.

And he said, I was close, wasn't I? I was close.

And he said, I was close, wasn't I? I was close.

Of course. And no, he was right. And it was one of those. So it's through to the semifinal. I fought Lesak in the semifinal. And I'd fought him in the semifinal of the Worlds as well. I'd never gone time with him. You know, I'd never, I'd always beaten him fairly easily and with by upon. And that went time. So I was, you know, I was just, just glad to get it done.