It’s so wild how all these guys are literally some of the best in the world and Craig Jones is just in a league of his own.

Did he really just call Craig the “master of edging “

Eddie is the real MVP calling out every play for the B-Team to hear and react to.

Craig is just on another level. Someone pay him the money for a super fight rematch against Gordan!

Craig breaking Boogie's leg is a ritual of Quintet every year 😂

Jay Rod is really impressive. His skills don’t seem to shine on the B Team channel vids, but his escapes were really on point. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate how lucky we are to have Craig Jones.

This format is amazing. It could potentially work in MMA too, but obviously very risky. So we’ll only see it happen in Russia.

Seeing someone with special needs being included in a sport like this warms my heart. Also everyone let the victory go to the special boy. Craig is such an inspiration! 17 minutes without air when he was born only, knows 600 words in the Australian-English dictionary and still is able to compete,.. what a hero. Craig you are a pillar of the special needs community. We are proud!

It's amazing how quickly Craig acknowledges the tap and immediately lets go of the submission.

“The master of edging himself Craig jones”😂

"Keep going after his [craig jones] legs" coach Eddie high af

Dude, this guy craig is pretty good. He should definitely compete competitively, i could definitely see him ranked 2nd maybe even 1st worldwide....

27:58 master of edging himself: Craig Jones

Love this Quintet format, it makes grappling so good to watch!

“Die, you bastard” mid roll is crazy 😂

Wow! The amir Jay rod start is one of my favorite starts of any match.  Just the speed and technical side, wow!

Releasing the match so quick is legit. May subscribe  for next quintet.  Appreciate the brains at Flo.

I was most surprised with Amir’s movements and flexibility being a bigger dude. He was chaining different attacks although he couldn’t get the sub.

By far the most exciting format for  Jiu Jitsu

Quintet deserves way more attention than the combat sports world gives it.