Ken was already old and past his prime, so that fight with Tito doesn't mean much. A prime Ken was a whole different animal, he was strong as hell and a very dominant fighter then. The problem with Ken is he never knew when to quit, so when he kept fighting way past his prime, he gave these younger fighters like Tito an opportunity to brag that they beat the great Shamrock.
Yeah Tito should be a little more humble about it and give him his props. Not say I was a different animal than him, shouldve said Ken is one of the mma legends, I wish we could've fought both in our primes or something like that.
Tito is a monster. Still a good fighter, still wins..idk if he's retired now or not but you can say he's cringy and all that but you can't deny he's not good, beat alot of good fighters.
Ken was 38 at the that fight. But clearly he was not the same fighter after his 4 year hiatus from WWE. Ken in the 90's was lot stronger and more athletic than when he fought Tito.
@@rashamohammed2591 I remember Ken had a heart attack fighting Fujita in his return fight lol. He was so juiced and big, never the same fighter again..
@e G I felt the same way.I personally think he doesn't get enough credit for that aspect, which may have been affected by Ken Shamrock's popularity.Not to mention, he was built like an action figure toy.
Ken dazed Tito in the 1st round but didn't capitalize on it. Then Tito is on top of him and Ken somehow slipped out. Tito beat the dog shit out of him but how many fighters have dazed Tito in the 1st, slipped out from under him and been beaten that bad and lasted 3 rounds. I gave Ken mad props for that fight.
Its because every event was special. Fighters had personality and you actually cared about them. It's hard to give a shit about 90% of the fighters these days.
I disagree with the both of you the ufc back then was amazing but now it’s much more of a sport, in order to be champion you have to be well rounded and technical back then it was a lot more like striker vs grappler don’t get me wrong that still exists these days but not with most of the guys that are ranked. The ufc/mma is in its prime and it’ll keep growing and getting more and more exposure because fighters, training camps, coaches and even fans are getting a lot more wiser and knowledgeable about every aspect of the mma fight game by every aspect I mean not just the stand up striking and the ground game but also the Clinch game, footwork, level changes, counter striking, defense, head movements, shoulder rolls, etc. Don’t get me wrong the old era was really fukin brutal and exciting but I won’t lie most of the fans during that time just wanted to see two guys standing in front of each other wildly swinging at one another without even caring and noticing recognizing technique. Basically what I’m saying is the sport is evolving into a respectable legit sport, I respect y’alls opinion though but I disagree.
@@juliomendoza5893 I think ppl miss the gladiator feel . Two guys fighting with styles that never came into contact with before trying to take each other head off
Yea, keep making fun of Tito. The guy is an absolute legend. He's in his 40s and is in a fantastic shape. He's always been great to his fans and has done A LOT for the sport. I swear, these new MMA fans are just a disgrace.
he's a horrible public speaker watch him give speeches he's horrible oh and im a professor literally it's part of my job to give talks ive NEVER seen a college student that's worse in giving presentations than Tito @@Idiotsincarshere
Ken was no where near his prime when Tito fought him and he was long past being the most dangerous man at that time. There really isn’t much to brag about getting that win.
Bro, he brags about beating Chuck in the last fight. People forget, and apparently this dumb fuck too, that Chuck is like 8 years older than Tito. And that’s 8 cocaine fueled years which makes a big difference when one is 43 and the other is 51
😁Yeah; it's nice to see. It's hilarious that he's so bad at trash-talking (although excellent fighter in his prime), but that does give 1 more thing to be remembered for😁
Man no matter how many blows Tito took to the head he gots the memory of an apple macbook 💻 wtf this dude can quote everything that happened in his past word for word
Ken at the time had a blown out ACL & shoulder injury as to why he couldnt shoot, sprawl, kick or submit, he cut down to 201 from 215-220 & his body crashed he said it was the worst feeling he had he felt weak, Tito was 205 at the weigh ins & the fight night he was 225. Tito was top of the food chain then, he beat everyone (except Frank) from the lions den, he beat mikey brunette, jerry bolander, guy mezger (rematch) & Ken was way out of his prime & didnt really even train, the UFC offered to pay for Kens knee after the fight it was so bad. BUt Tito was hungry he wanted to take Kens name & add it to his victories , he worked with Rico Rodriquez, collin oyama, scott adams & marc lamon so he had a full force pushing him where Ken was stuck in the old NHB days of lions den training. Those days were tough, hard & brutal but times changed & MMA was transitioning into who was better prepared conditioned wise & well versed in all styles
Mr bro wrestled against him in HS a few times he was a good high school wrestler. I lost to his 190 teammate in 92 for a cif championship Eric Williams from Huntington Beach.
Tito gets his share of negativity, but he has given everything to this sport. He's always fought everyone put in front of him. Listening to his interviews throughout the years, I've definitely come to enjoy them. He's matured and really seems to be enjoying himself now.
I agree that he has matured and is a gifted fighter. But he ducked Liddell for over a year and a half after Chuck was back in number one contender position.
Love this interview with a champion in my opinion VLAD should do interviews with female boxers who never see any fame like the males do, and NEVER see similar paychecks.
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Ken vs Tito got alot of people into MMA including myself.
Respect to them both.
That First fight between them got me hooked into MMA! The way Tito destroyed him and Ken not giving up.
Tank Abbott got me into the ufc/Mma,and Gary goodridge after killed that guy in the crucifix elbows lol,
Your spot on. It did introduce the masses into the MMA world.
@@jamesmiles1328 dude that crucifix and them elbows were vicious
D Woodard yes was awesome,but guy was 3 weights below big daddy lol,old days Mma was way more entertaining then these days,and real man,
"I'm gonna beat you into a living death." That press conference with Tito and Ken is hilarious.
That shit was hilarious
HAHAHA!
Tito and Chael’s was better
Hahahaha
Hahaha.. the worst kind of death - you're still living..but you're dead.
"I'm the one who sculpted Tito's jaw line."
- TK Kirkland
😂😂😂👍
That dude is a clown 🤡
Tito was the definition of ground and pound in the early 2000s
This dude and Matt Hughes were crushing peoples skulls into the canvas back in the day.
Matt Hughes bruh Tito was boring. Matt Hughes is still the only grappler to make wrestling look fun.
Ken was already old and past his prime, so that fight with Tito doesn't mean much. A prime Ken was a whole different animal, he was strong as hell and a very dominant fighter then. The problem with Ken is he never knew when to quit, so when he kept fighting way past his prime, he gave these younger fighters like Tito an opportunity to brag that they beat the great Shamrock.
@@CHSN-1 If he was 10 years past his prime then he was passed his prime day one.
It was because he lost all of that muscle & cut weight.
@@CHSN-1 YOU LITERALLY Said he was 10 years out of prime. So around 1994 in his debut he was "out of prime".
Mostly true but Tito still fought a great fight.
Then he loses to his brother so that should tell you something
Absolutely right
They forgot to mention that Ken was an old man when he fought Tito
He was 38. Not really that old.
@@MrTyroneWashington but definitely way way way past his prime
Yeah Tito should be a little more humble about it and give him his props. Not say I was a different animal than him, shouldve said Ken is one of the mma legends, I wish we could've fought both in our primes or something like that.
He was definitely past his prime. But Tito still fought a great fight.
@@MrTyroneWashington it's old in MMA years
TK Kirkland: Tito crosses the street when he sees me coming
🤣🤣🤣
That shit ain't funny anymore
@@alberthernandez2625 only I can say when it's not funny anymore bitch boy TK KIRKLAND
Who dafuc is TK Kirkland????
@@Kevo1993 cool people get the joke. Gotta be cool bruh
Why is he dressed like Agent 47 from Hitman
mexican agent 47
Lmfao
Cause he is the Hitman, Punishment athletic's!!
I was wondering the same thing 😂
Capital Productions he is Agent 47 bro don’t tell anyone!!!
I bet he would whoop 47’s ass!!!
If Japanese Godzilla turned human, he would look like Tito.
Lmao
If Al Bundy took steroids, he would be Ken Shamrock’s identical twin 🔥🔥🔥
Tito is a monster. Still a good fighter, still wins..idk if he's retired now or not but you can say he's cringy and all that but you can't deny he's not good, beat alot of good fighters.
I have to respectfully disagree. Godzilla is handsome. I am not saying Tito is not, but Godzilla would not look like Tito as a human.
Lmaooooo
Ken was the man in the WWF...thats right, WWF.
Echad lol I always say WWF too
Yall have no Idea shamrock started MMA in America.
@@stonedsimian2871 it wasnt Gracie or Bruce Lee?
@@echad6259 no he introduced the Gracie style to the usa
@@echad6259 watch this video ua-cam.com/video/uxUXAZ0ORvE/v-deo.html
It's too bad Tito never fought Ken Shamrock when Shamrock was still in his prime; I think that would've been an awesome fight to see.
It would have not been. Shamrock was very one dimensional. It would have been the same result
I use to pick him everytime on my old ufc game on Dreamcast
yooo i had ufc on dreamcast too!!
Hung Nguyen shit was lit lol
nell866 I didn’t even know Ufc game was on Dreamcast back then
4uFriday yea they had hella games and the graphics was clean
nell866 me too
I’ve never heard of this rapper
L O L LMAO 😂 God I laughed too hard at that
😂😂😂🤣
He invented the Dildo
Yeah he makes ass plugs
Tito got bars‼️
Vlads inexperience interviewing mma legends shows
Its OK. Most of audience probably doesn't know much about UFC, including me.
B T 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah pretty brutal I must say
He couldn't interrupt lol
"So you punched your opponent. Then what?"
Frank shamrock was the real deal back in the day, guy demolished Tito once they stood up
Tito was a horrible standup fighter
😂😂 he got smashed to absolute pieces 3 times
@@alonzoharris608 Ken and Frank are different people, buddy.
@@MansMan42069 I have misread, my bad!
ken was 40 when he first fought tito ... way past his prime !
Ken was 38 at the that fight. But clearly he was not the same fighter after his 4 year hiatus from WWE. Ken in the 90's was lot stronger and more athletic than when he fought Tito.
@@rashamohammed2591 I remember Ken had a heart attack fighting Fujita in his return fight lol. He was so juiced and big, never the same fighter again..
Tito is a legend and household name if you watch MMA
No doubt
Absolutely. He's one of the fighters that propelled the UFC into what it is today. He was really fucking guys up back in the day.
I dont even watch ufc/mma nd i know who tito ortiz is dude earned everything he's got
Right, people are a joke. They just parrot what someone else says. Tito was the man in his prime.
I love that smile people do when they proud of themselves for working hard
If Blake Griffin went bald and cut his beard 👀🤣🤣🤣🤣
No fool
Uh no
Damn now i can't unimagin that image.
More like Kurt Angle
Do you even know who Blake Griffin is? 😂😂😂
Frank Shamrock was a beast.
Him and Ken shamrock were my favorite MMA fighters back then.
Greatest MW ever!
@e G I felt the same way.I personally think he doesn't get enough credit for that aspect, which may have been affected by Ken Shamrock's popularity.Not to mention, he was built like an action figure toy.
@@sinematographynaction Anderson Silva
@@djseriousbizness Adesanya
I'm glad you interview Tito Ortez UFC Legend
Really Tito, has stayed relevant and good for years. Much respect ✊💯
It's crazy that his memory is pretty good
SALUTE TO TITO ORTIZ FOR ALL THOSE FIGHTS ALSO THE WAY HES GROWN AS A FATHER AND A MAN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Ken was washed up when they fought. If he fought a ‘95 Ken Shamrock it would have gone different.
Ken dazed Tito in the 1st round but didn't capitalize on it. Then Tito is on top of him and Ken somehow slipped out. Tito beat the dog shit out of him but how many fighters have dazed Tito in the 1st, slipped out from under him and been beaten that bad and lasted 3 rounds. I gave Ken mad props for that fight.
Shamrock was an odd fighter, never a champion, but a marquee guy.
Ken was the UFC superfight champion, which he won by beating Dan Severn at UFC 6. He was also the King of Pancrase in Japan.
@@linkbelt111 His name, attitude, look, & physique was enough to make him a marquee guy
@@vinnythejudge1901 you're comment literally irrelevant ken wasn't way past his prime
The old era of UFC was so much better to me.
Its because every event was special. Fighters had personality and you actually cared about them. It's hard to give a shit about 90% of the fighters these days.
I disagree with the both of you the ufc back then was amazing but now it’s much more of a sport, in order to be champion you have to be well rounded and technical back then it was a lot more like striker vs grappler don’t get me wrong that still exists these days but not with most of the guys that are ranked. The ufc/mma is in its prime and it’ll keep growing and getting more and more exposure because fighters, training camps, coaches and even fans are getting a lot more wiser and knowledgeable about every aspect of the mma fight game by every aspect I mean not just the stand up striking and the ground game but also the Clinch game, footwork, level changes, counter striking, defense, head movements, shoulder rolls, etc. Don’t get me wrong the old era was really fukin brutal and exciting but I won’t lie most of the fans during that time just wanted to see two guys standing in front of each other wildly swinging at one another without even caring and noticing recognizing technique. Basically what I’m saying is the sport is evolving into a respectable legit sport, I respect y’alls opinion though but I disagree.
@@juliomendoza5893 I think ppl miss the gladiator feel . Two guys fighting with styles that never came into contact with before trying to take each other head off
Tito and Ken both squashed a beef through a mutual friend. Both admitted they are friends now. They even did a fan signing and fundraiser together
Amazing. I actually understood most of what Tito said. Wonders will never cease.
Tito is awesome he visited us in Iraq 2009 what a gentleman
I rolled with Tito and rampage years ago at no limits in Irvine. Animals back then
Wow that’s awesome dude. I love molly haha
All I can picture is Tito calling ken Kenny Slamcock 🤣🤣🤣
I'm laughing because he has such a nice guy innocent face but hes a beast in the ring!
Jojo and Daddy's wonderful world! chassagne he sucks and he ducked chuck till he was so damn old
He's a fucking arsehole
Hes like that now lol. He was wild back then.
He's ground n pound is legit.
@@taylorstav2987 ducked??? He fought him twice in the UFC.
I'm about to revisit TITO fights thanks for this Interview.
I know people give tito alot of shit but back in his prime bro was either a 4-5 time defending light heavyweight champion
Randy Chuck and Tito got me into the sport. That's for the great memories guys. Freaking LEGENDS !!
Tito sitting here talking
Like he was a rounded fighter 😂😂😂
He never threw a kick and couldn’t box a Christmas gift
When Tito fought Frank, I knew Tito was going to lose. Frank was one of the most skilled MMA fighters back in the 90s. He was very dangerous.
Yea, keep making fun of Tito. The guy is an absolute legend. He's in his 40s and is in a fantastic shape. He's always been great to his fans and has done A LOT for the sport. I swear, these new MMA fans are just a disgrace.
Tito is actually pretty well spoken and has a great memory. Really shocking especially when considering the degree of CTE he must have
Tito wasn't well spoken when he first started. Tito's a Meathead and he's done very well for himself
Are you kidding or what?
@@Duzykutas Are you a better public speaker? Upload a video and let’s see if you’re better!
@@Duzykutas Guess not 🤷♂️
he's a horrible public speaker
watch him give speeches
he's horrible
oh and im a professor literally it's part of my job to give talks
ive NEVER seen a college student that's worse in giving presentations than Tito @@Idiotsincarshere
Tito Ortiz look like that Comedy Actor Rob Riggle without hair LOL 😂
that Ken Shamrock vs Tito Ortiz was a classic!!! Shamrock's face looked like a bloody pillow it was insane!!!
Tito Ortiz was and still is a beast. I loved watching his fights.
Ken was no where near his prime when Tito fought him and he was long past being the most dangerous man at that time.
There really isn’t much to brag about getting that win.
it showed how much heart Ken had
Yeah Tito is embellishing Ken was at his prime when he fought Dan Severn.
What do you expect from Tito?
In his head his last fight with Chuck was them both in their prime
Bro, he brags about beating Chuck in the last fight. People forget, and apparently this dumb fuck too, that Chuck is like 8 years older than Tito. And that’s 8 cocaine fueled years which makes a big difference when one is 43 and the other is 51
oh god lmao a tito interview? how have i not watched this.. Atleast he looks properly dressed wit the suit lmao
"I told Tito...Yo! throw the kitchen sink too"
-TK Kirkland
Tito looks like John Malkovich with a very swollen head 🤣🤣🤣
15 years after TUF 3 Tito did the exact same hand gesture when talking about how it looked like he painted shamrock with a paintbrush 😂
Tito speaks much better when answering questions than he does when speaking at press conferences, lol.
One of the best Vlad interviews, of the night.
Search "Tito Ortiz the wordsmith" it's hilarious
😁Yeah; it's nice to see. It's hilarious that he's so bad at trash-talking (although excellent fighter in his prime), but that does give 1 more thing to be remembered for😁
Very true maybe he becomes too passionate. Lol
I TAUGHT KEN SHAMROCK HOW TO DO THE ANKLE LOCK❗️
TK KIRKLAND❗️😂😂💯
E_ROCK_SKI It was called the T K Toe Hold before he let shamrock use it.
@@salr1473 😂😂😂😂
Ken Shamrock has an interesting life story also maybe he can get interviewed next
Saw Tito at the UFC gym in HB, CA, dude was putting in WORK at his age.
Tito has that Popeye jaw
Tito seems like such an articulate dude when its a one on one convo but GODDAAAMN hes funny as hell when its a live interview lol
TK Kirkland: I told Ken Shamrock he should call himself "The World's Most Dangerous Man".
Tito would have got mauled if he fought Ken in his prime. Too powerful , quick, explosive with skills.
"I taught Tito Ortiz how to wrestle." -TK Kirkland
Tito looks like the sort of man man who would die for his friends. Respect.
Ken shamrock had so much heart so tough took the worst one sided beating in the ufc history and still was up for more till the ref stopped
Damn he didnt fuck this up.. Good job tito .. Wow im actually kinda proud of him.. Oh shit im crying
😂
Thats crazy dude was on meth before all this
Nobody:
Tito: vitho belfort
If it wasn’t for his injuries this guy woulda stayed on top a whole lot longer
Tito talks non stop for 2mins
Vlad: ooh...kay
I’m a tell my kids this was Kurt angle
Interview “crazy horse” it’ll be viral. Mark my words. Man has crazy ass stories.
Him and Mayhem Miller lol
Tito never seems to age.
Man no matter how many blows Tito took to the head he gots the memory of an apple macbook 💻 wtf this dude can quote everything that happened in his past word for word
Ken at the time had a blown out ACL & shoulder injury as to why he couldnt shoot, sprawl, kick or submit, he cut down to 201 from 215-220 & his body crashed he said it was the worst feeling he had he felt weak, Tito was 205 at the weigh ins & the fight night he was 225. Tito was top of the food chain then, he beat everyone (except Frank) from the lions den, he beat mikey brunette, jerry bolander, guy mezger (rematch) & Ken was way out of his prime & didnt really even train, the UFC offered to pay for Kens knee after the fight it was so bad. BUt Tito was hungry he wanted to take Kens name & add it to his victories , he worked with Rico Rodriquez, collin oyama, scott adams & marc lamon so he had a full force pushing him where Ken was stuck in the old NHB days of lions den training. Those days were tough, hard & brutal but times changed & MMA was transitioning into who was better prepared conditioned wise & well versed in all styles
Excuses.
Valid excuses
The 2nd time or the 1st time ?
@@bfk4276 the 1st fight
@@bfk4276 The third time!!!
anybody remember downloading pryde fighting clips on kaaza
Along with everything else.
Dude’s face the whole time: 😲
Tree Dillinger 🤣😂
He looks like a bad guy in a Rockstar games franchise.
That was the first UFC i ever seen as a teen
Shamrock would have DESTROYED Ortiz in his youth!
Please interview more fighters Vlad 👍
Respect to Tito............ one of the best to ever get into the octogon
Mr bro wrestled against him in HS a few times he was a good high school wrestler. I lost to his 190 teammate in 92 for a cif championship Eric Williams from Huntington Beach.
That’s awesome. Did Tito win States?
@@3luckydog no he didn’t I forget exactly where he placed I believe he was top 5 but I’m not sure.
Ken fought and competed in mma competition for years all over the world. Like him or not, he is a legend
Tito gets his share of negativity, but he has given everything to this sport. He's always fought everyone put in front of him. Listening to his interviews throughout the years, I've definitely come to enjoy them. He's matured and really seems to be enjoying himself now.
I agree that he has matured and is a gifted fighter. But he ducked Liddell for over a year and a half after Chuck was back in number one contender position.
In my opinion Frank Shamrock was the most complete fighter of all time.
At first I was like " oh shit kurt angle!" 😂
Tito looks exactly like Cain Velasquez now. I guess all Mexicans do look a like.
Joseph lol yoooo
Looks like DJ Vlad is trying to cash in on the MMA rising popularity.
Great Interview. Please interview more UFC fighters!!!
Vlad we need a Scottie Pippen interview
His voice is so deep, might need a new mic lol. Great idea though!!!
Tito is the man!
The world most dangerous man is a man with a gun in his hand 💯
A coward with a weapon
@@iamundergrace right even a punk a pop you out of fear they punks and cowards but still dangerous
Buddah Facts I feel there are certain situations where you need a gun.
But I agree with you
@@iamundergrace He's right tho. No form of martial art or discipline can stop a man willing to kill with a gun.
A Great American, A Great Fighter, A Great Father, And Great PERSON!!!
uhhhh lmao
Tito was the first really big mma and ufc star, the first to cross over anyway..
Royce Gracie…
@@NorthwestAdventurerNWA wasn't a cross over mainstream star,he was first ufc star
Its crazy how much this sport has progressed in such little time. Tito would get wassheeeddddd by any of the top dogs
Great interview. Titos life is absolutely amazing. So glad he’s in politics. He’s got a heart of gold for a a dangerous man. 🙏🙏🙏👊
Great interview
“... no actually I did hit him with the kitchen sink “
🤦♂️🤦♂️
Frank shamrock was a beast back then no shame in losing to him I met him lovely dude
He's a horrible trash talker and he's very proud of himself but honestly rightly so i love his dedication what a guy
Love this interview with a champion in my opinion
VLAD should do interviews with female boxers who never see any fame like the males do, and NEVER see similar paychecks.
No lie as a kid I hated Tito! But he grew on me and his legacy is cemented 💯
Vlad please get booker T uphere
Cant wait for Tito's next fight
Tito fought a old Ken I'm positive if Ken was in his prime like Tito was Ken would of won easily
I think Shamrock (in his prime) would've beat Tito, but I don't think he would've won "easily." They were both extremely tough dudes.
Frank Shamrock was the first all around martial artist and cardio freak
Tito Ortiz is the fucking man