Knee Cut Pass Attempt to Reverse De La Riva Pass to Back Take with Double Lapel Choke (Advanced)

Professor Lucas Lepri show a transition where he tries to go for a knee cut pass but the opponent prevents the pass by getting the reverse De La Riva. Lucas then passes the reverse De La Riva and takes the back. Lucas first grabs the collar and the pants and pulls the opponent up so he can put his knee on the leg to try to pass. As soon as Lucas does this, the opponent establishes the reverse De La Riva and uses his knee to break Lucas’ lapel grip. Lucas then releases the grip on the pants and grips the opponent’s lapel instead. As the opponent breaks Lucas’ lapel grip, Lucas then takes advantage of this and grips the opponent’s leg. Lucas then lift his hips and pushes the opponent’s leg down so he can step over the opponent. As the opponent tries to sit up, Lucas switches the grips on the lapel and brings his other arm over the opponent gripping the collar. He then mounts the opponent keeping pressure on him. He pushes the opponent forward and as the opponent reacts, he pulls him over to the other side. He figures four his leg trapping the opponent's leg. He adjusts his grip on the lapel and releases the figure four establishing the back control. He then uses on leg to open the opponent’s legs so he can take his other hook out to come on top of the opponent finishing with the double lapel choke to the side.