“Cómo ganarle a un DAGUESTANÍ: la importancia del scramble" | Entrevista a Tito Beltrán 🥋

In this episode, we interview Tito Beltrán, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master and black belt, to analyze in depth the current state of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) and the evolution of Jiu-Jitsu within modern sports. During the conversation, we review all the latest news in Jiu-Jitsu and MMA, how the way competitions are run has changed in recent years, and what the real keys are to transitioning from Jiu-Jitsu to MMA. Tito explains which technical and tactical aspects make the difference when a grappler makes the leap to the cage. We also delve into one of the most talked-about topics of the moment: how to approach a fight against Dagestani fighters, analyzing their style, their constant pressure, and what kind of strategy is necessary to compete against them at the highest level. In addition, we discuss everything that is currently happening in the UFC and in the mixed martial arts scene, both nationally and internationally, with the perspective and experience of someone who has been training competitors for years. A must-see interview for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, and UFC enthusiasts, both practitioners and fans. We remind you that Tito Beltrán is seeking sponsors for 2026. He remains active, eager to continue making history, and any support will be welcome so he can keep competing. Also, this coming summer we will have an MMA and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu camp taught by Tito Beltrán, Dani Varez, Enrique Wasabi, and Enoc Solves, among others. We will share all the information about the camp very soon, so stay tuned for updates.