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He actually train a lot of Muay Thai before starting to compite In MMA, and in general GSP Is the best wrestler in the history of UFC not a striker, his style doesn't look like a karate to be honest
@@user-cn7wy7xx5k GSPs style is truly mixed martial arts, but if you look at the distanced approach he took with his striking from the amateurs eye (in Kyokushin), the style is noticeable as his striking base.
Bas Rutten is the best example. GSP did Kyokushin, Shotokan, wrestling, MT, BJJ… it’s kind of funny that people always say he did TKD or Shotokan and ignore the Kyokushin part, though.
I'm actually the 'fat guy' in the video. I have a lot of respect for my opponent; I consider him a friend after our rematch. The only thing that's important is we love Kyokushin and all its aspects. All martial arts have their weaknesses, and some are criticized for their style or implemented rules. Focus on the passion of the artist and appreciate their works.
These karate styles are better than kyokushin: Ashihara karate (kyokushin with semi clinch and throws) Enshin karate (ashihara off shoot) Tsu Shin Gen (similar to ashihara with more throws, clinch, groundfighting) Daido juku Kudo (karate + judo clinch, throws and ground fighting) Zendokai (off shoot from kudo) Wajutsu Keishukai (off shoot from kudo) Shidokan (triatlon style with kyokushin rules, kickboxing rules and mma rules) Seidokaikan (kyokushin with head punches) Shin karate Budokaikan all round fighting (kyokushin + judo throws and groundfighting) Seiwakai karate (kyokushin with brazilian mma and boxing) Sato juku odo karate (kyokusjin with limited slugging amd more technique) Koi karate (russian kyokushin with no rules) German jujutsu (shotokan + judo + aikido) Certain kenpo styles that resemble mma like byakuren who also fight in kyokushin tournaments alot I don't know what kyokushin is doing, but they need to step up their game. It is ridiculous how they grew vs how they started.
@bo xer You didn't even read my comments. 1. I never said mma is better than kyokushin. The list is all karate styles. I said all these karate styles are better than Kyokushin. 2. I am not saying you should train them, I am promoting the lesser known karate styles people should be aware of ESPECIALLY because I keep hearing "kyokushin is the best". Can you really claim Kyokushin is still the best if you go through that list? The list is literally Kyokushin off-branch that improved on Kyokushin because Kyokushin refuses to improve nowadays. 3. I am also making a point that Kyokushin has become watered down. Kyokushin used to include standardize throws and many more. It is ridiculous how limiting it became. Of course you can train whatever you want. I train Aikido, Judo and Kyokushin. But be honest, you can't say Kyokushin is the best anymore.
@bo xer aaah okay, my bad I misread and thought you were trying to gaslight me. I don't think mma is better than everything I listed (gloves, context and sportoriented rules), but that is another discussion. It is not about what they want. That is why I said I train aikido: the most useless martial arts arguably. But I like it and have fun doing it. He should do whatever he wants I don't care. My main point is his claim that kyokushin is the best specifically in sports and competition and the fact that he probably claims that because he and many other kyokushin practitioners are not even aware of the many other options they have. There are so many options out there with improvements and options. I am not only talking about additional techniques, adding more techniques doesn't make an art better it has to become a standardized cohesive system that keeps improving and I feel like kyokushin could improve on that especially when you have so many practitioner that claim Kyokushin is the best. Too many people have this cult like mentality while being oblivious of where kyokushin could improve on and where kyokushin could've been. That is where I ended my note on.
That mawashigeri to the head was absolutely beautiful. I'm not a Kyokushin student, but a Shotokan - I already know after that kick, I'd be out cold though. That was such good technique. It's pretty hard to get good technique in Kumite, so kudos to him.
A roundhouse kick is also in Tae Kwon Do and was a major knockout kick in the 90s. This kid had as crisp a technique as anyone I faced in the ring back them. Excellent technique with beautiful efficiency in the delivery.
The ref warns you to "PROTECT YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES" everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth "Mike Tyson" Bless up from Brooklyn NY Anything can happen in a fight
It's because they fight bare knuckles; imagine what their faces would look like if they allowed it in competitions? I've seen their faces, and it's not pretty. I train in Kyokushin, and part of my training regime is to hit heavy bags and brick walls 3-5 times a week, bare knuckles. Just picture that.
@@kalemene8901 Also punching the head of someone while bare knuckle can hurt your hands really bad. That's why you see guy in BKFC mainly punching the body as in here.
@@iamauser7125 the fact that most of K1 GP champions have kyokushin background, andy hug (kyokushin, seidokaikan), peter aerts (kyokushin budokai), semmy (ashihara, kyokushin, kudo)
@@rcc8347 One strike can end a fight that is true, but only if it is landed cleanly, if it isn’t landed cleanly then you won’t end any fight. And some traditional martial arts todays are too delusional except for Muay Thai and Kyokushin karate, that’s the only two traditional martial arts that are practical and effective on its own, and also boxing it is a martial art dont call it a combat sport cause it was made originally as a street fighting martial art called “pugilism” it used to have punches, elbows, knees, and Wrestling that is classical boxing.
Oo nga po maraming knock out artist na kayang makapag patumba sa isang strike lng. Sa laban nila nakapag bitaw na din sila ng ilan bago lumapag ung round house. Masakit un. Ang galing. Sanaol.🙏🙏🙏
In what universe "sparring" is putting 2 young practitioneers in a full contact match without proper protections? And Just HOW being knocked down with a hard roundhouse in less than a minute is considered helpful to make these young fighters improve?
Kick was solid. You could hear the thud as his shin made contact with the guy's head, and the guy went down immediately. That's a legit kick, and it can definitely be applied to.a.streetfight, provided he executes that with enough speed. Considering that to be a high kick to the head, he cannot be taking his time with the kick, it has to be fast. But the way he executed the kick here, that shit was beautiful to look. If he did that to a guy in a streetfight, chances are that guy will probably do down as well, just like his opponent here, 'cos the shin is really strong. After that, if he proceeds to pound him on the ground or kick the living hell out of him after, that's up to him, 'cos streetfights have no rules, and there are no referees who'll come in to stop the fight, like what you see here...lol
Seems odd they don’t wear head gear for sparring, seems unnecessary to cause long term damage for a sparring session. I guess they care more about tradition than they safety of their students.
I respect the art for sure. One thing confuses me. They allow kicks to the head and face in sparring, which are potentially and even usually more forceful than punches , but don't allow punches to the head and face. Can someone clarify this for me please?
The secret of ease of defense in any fighting style is the centerline.... when u know it's deeper secret possibilities will open up...and then you will know there truly is no difference between fighting styles they will seem the same
@@k14michael because where their is balance their is minimal effort used ...... lessening effort means an easier movement to use reactively and in that split second of combat
@@mellonhead9568 Well, isn’t that a given for any type of kick. Without balance, there’s no power in the technique. It also help that A fake a quick left lower punch to B’s rib and B lower his left arm for a split second out of instinct and thus exposing his own head.
@@k14michael in my opinion the centerline is the alignment of the body to give balance.... they are the same thing in my opinion despite however the body is oriented ... ( I say alot of crap)
GSP Trained Kyokushin Karate for most of his childhood. Very effective when integrated into MMA, much respect.
He actually train a lot of Muay Thai before starting to compite In MMA, and in general GSP Is the best wrestler in the history of UFC not a striker, his style doesn't look like a karate to be honest
@@user-cn7wy7xx5k GSPs style is truly mixed martial arts, but if you look at the distanced approach he took with his striking from the amateurs eye (in Kyokushin), the style is noticeable as his striking base.
LOL
@@shortfusedynamite5166 nah, he doesn't use Karate effectively, he primarily use basic boxing and wrestling, very similar to khabib style
Bas Rutten is the best example. GSP did Kyokushin, Shotokan, wrestling, MT, BJJ… it’s kind of funny that people always say he did TKD or Shotokan and ignore the Kyokushin part, though.
I'm actually the 'fat guy' in the video. I have a lot of respect for my opponent; I consider him a friend after our rematch. The only thing that's important is we love Kyokushin and all its aspects. All martial arts have their weaknesses, and some are criticized for their style or implemented rules. Focus on the passion of the artist and appreciate their works.
Sir pwede malaman san po dojo nyo?
@@saltygravy86 Cavite
Ganda ng laban
Finally someone stronger than saitama
And he did it with one kick👀
🤣brilliant mate
🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahahaha
🤣
Respect like I was taught by Sensei Tony Ramos when I was young. Always respect your opponent they had the courage to fight you.
Kyokushin is the best Karate imo especially when it comes to competition and sports! ~Osu
Osu! Thank you so much
These karate styles are better than kyokushin:
Ashihara karate (kyokushin with semi clinch and throws)
Enshin karate (ashihara off shoot)
Tsu Shin Gen (similar to ashihara with more throws, clinch, groundfighting)
Daido juku Kudo (karate + judo clinch, throws and ground fighting)
Zendokai (off shoot from kudo)
Wajutsu Keishukai (off shoot from kudo)
Shidokan (triatlon style with kyokushin rules, kickboxing rules and mma rules)
Seidokaikan (kyokushin with head punches)
Shin karate
Budokaikan all round fighting (kyokushin + judo throws and groundfighting)
Seiwakai karate (kyokushin with brazilian mma and boxing)
Sato juku odo karate (kyokusjin with limited slugging amd more technique)
Koi karate (russian kyokushin with no rules)
German jujutsu (shotokan + judo + aikido)
Certain kenpo styles that resemble mma like byakuren who also fight in kyokushin tournaments alot
I don't know what kyokushin is doing, but they need to step up their game. It is ridiculous how they grew vs how they started.
@bo xer You didn't even read my comments.
1. I never said mma is better than kyokushin. The list is all karate styles. I said all these karate styles are better than Kyokushin.
2. I am not saying you should train them, I am promoting the lesser known karate styles people should be aware of ESPECIALLY because I keep hearing "kyokushin is the best". Can you really claim Kyokushin is still the best if you go through that list? The list is literally Kyokushin off-branch that improved on Kyokushin because Kyokushin refuses to improve nowadays.
3. I am also making a point that Kyokushin has become watered down. Kyokushin used to include standardize throws and many more. It is ridiculous how limiting it became.
Of course you can train whatever you want. I train Aikido, Judo and Kyokushin. But be honest, you can't say Kyokushin is the best anymore.
Spar me.
@bo xer aaah okay, my bad I misread and thought you were trying to gaslight me. I don't think mma is better than everything I listed (gloves, context and sportoriented rules), but that is another discussion.
It is not about what they want. That is why I said I train aikido: the most useless martial arts arguably. But I like it and have fun doing it. He should do whatever he wants I don't care.
My main point is his claim that kyokushin is the best specifically in sports and competition and the fact that he probably claims that because he and many other kyokushin practitioners are not even aware of the many other options they have. There are so many options out there with improvements and options.
I am not only talking about additional techniques, adding more techniques doesn't make an art better it has to become a standardized cohesive system that keeps improving and I feel like kyokushin could improve on that especially when you have so many practitioner that claim Kyokushin is the best. Too many people have this cult like mentality while being oblivious of where kyokushin could improve on and where kyokushin could've been. That is where I ended my note on.
Proper respect for opponent, good to see.
That mawashigeri to the head was absolutely beautiful. I'm not a Kyokushin student, but a Shotokan - I already know after that kick, I'd be out cold though. That was such good technique. It's pretty hard to get good technique in Kumite, so kudos to him.
A roundhouse kick is also in Tae Kwon Do and was a major knockout kick in the 90s. This kid had as crisp a technique as anyone I faced in the ring back them. Excellent technique with beautiful efficiency in the delivery.
Doctor: how many fingers do you see?
Bald dude: Yes
That's no sparring, that's a fight
It went from a sparring to a fight when the bald teenager decided to use full force in punching his opponent midsection.
it is kyokushin, it is full contact.
Full contact with rules. Not all sparring is half strength, some is full power with rules.
@@k14michael
Most Kyokushin sparring is full force. They don’t punch to the head, so they don’t have to worry as much about brain damage
@@hypnoticskull6342 yeah that kick won't cause any damage
A martial art that's applicable into an actual fight
In the actual fight you will be getting hit in the head)
Kyokushin
Are you out of your mind????
You need to study and experience more.
When you know not, speak not.
For fucks sake...
@@TEMUJINARTS If you say so
Not at all. Dude was hands down chin up the whole time…
What a powerful kick to make such an impact trough hand defense
Trough hand defense ? What do you mean ? The kick only hit the neck, there was no guard at all
What hands defense?
@@StrikeBack1987x think he was being sarcastic
@@snkhuong Hope so
The bold guy should be doing modelling or acting in movies, good body shape and handsome face
lodi ko talaga to si senpai lance. Osu!!
I was worried about the mirror, then Saitama was knocked down.
Supar
The ref warns you to "PROTECT YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES" everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth "Mike Tyson"
Bless up from Brooklyn NY
Anything can happen in a fight
That kick is ko in a real k1 or mma match. A good call from the referee to protect the kid, any follow up can blow him up good.
End his career before it starts. Very good on the ref I agree
Nice kick but strange fight
Not allowed to punch the face
Well that's karate
Crazy how you are not allowed to punch the face but you can kick the face
It's because they fight bare knuckles; imagine what their faces would look like if they allowed it in competitions? I've seen their faces, and it's not pretty. I train in Kyokushin, and part of my training regime is to hit heavy bags and brick walls 3-5 times a week, bare knuckles. Just picture that.
@@kalemene8901 Also punching the head of someone while bare knuckle can hurt your hands really bad. That's why you see guy in BKFC mainly punching the body as in here.
beautiful kick! awesome
Thank you
Pretty standard I'd say
That jodan mawashi geri is seen everyday in kyokushin. 👍.
This video shows Mental is more important than your actual muscle
Kainggit. Isa rin to sa Martial arts na gusto ko rin matutunan.
"How many fingers"? "Tuesday".
すごい！
Pinoy from NY here nanonood po😃👍
Thank you so much
Weakness of Kyukoshin Karate Is Head Strike
We all know Kyukoshin Karate is body hardening
Kyokusin can hit strike head in street fighter
@@Br_karya They don’t train head strikes, that’s why kickboxing and Muay Thai dominates over Karate.
@@iamauser7125 martial arts is like knowledge, why don't you add and improve it
@@and12345.conan. That's what MMA is for.
@@iamauser7125 the fact that most of K1 GP champions have kyokushin background, andy hug (kyokushin, seidokaikan), peter aerts (kyokushin budokai), semmy (ashihara, kyokushin, kudo)
The kicking starts at about 1:27.
I already knew who was gonna win before they started fighting. And I was wrong!🤣🤣🤣
🤣
High kick in a sparring without any shin guard or limited power… utterly dangerous
it happens all the time in other combat sports, but repeatedly
What is the different between Kyokushin Karate & Shotokan Karate? Im just confuse..
Kyokushin karate is the brutal version of karate while shotokan is best fighting styles in world of karate while Okinawan karate is the traditional.
And people say one strike cannot end a fight😂
Who said that lol
@@mrstrdknmabalz1412 you want a list of usernames maybe?
One strike can kill...this was the traditional way to train in karate.
@@mrstrdknmabalz1412 some arrogant traditional martial arts haters said it
@@rcc8347 One strike can end a fight that is true, but only if it is landed cleanly, if it isn’t landed cleanly then you won’t end any fight. And some traditional martial arts todays are too delusional except for Muay Thai and Kyokushin karate, that’s the only two traditional martial arts that are practical and effective on its own, and also boxing it is a martial art dont call it a combat sport cause it was made originally as a street fighting martial art called “pugilism” it used to have punches, elbows, knees, and Wrestling that is classical boxing.
Am I the only one who thought they were about to give the bald fighter Coca Cola before the water became visible in the bottle?!🤣🤣🤣
Fena oturdu.
Oo nga po maraming knock out artist na kayang makapag patumba sa isang strike lng. Sa laban nila nakapag bitaw na din sila ng ilan bago lumapag ung round house. Masakit un. Ang galing. Sanaol.🙏🙏🙏
Nice roundhouse.
OSU! Thank you so much
The first time all the time saitama lose his fight.
osu...great Jodan mawashi 💪😎
In what universe "sparring" is putting 2 young practitioneers in a full contact match without proper protections?
And Just HOW being knocked down with a hard roundhouse in less than a minute is considered helpful to make these young fighters improve?
I didn't see it coming and that's probably because in his first attacks he mainly went for the heavy body and leg kicks.
Hello kuya, meron po ba kaung alam na kyokushin sa bulacan? My friend wants to learn e
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Ryu vs Kung lao
That sounded very painful.
If only we had Street Fighter emojis 😪
Nice kick KO!
"Sometimes they die"
That would be tkd XD
1:53
WOW
Always protect the head. Kicks like that require both hands to properly block as one can u can still get slept. He ate that whole thing tho
If it was me im knocked down
Nice head kick
I honestly did not see that coming 😅
Nice headkick
clearly they are beginners a karate master is infinitely more dangerous, I've had my ribs broken sparring with a karate master.
They should have head 🗣️ protection if you are going to take head strikes 😵💫🥋
is this in the philippines? where is this gym?
Saoyo novaliches Quezon city
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@@kuyaranzph4950 Thanks kuya👍🏻
@@igorotwithinternetconnecti8991 your welcome
Nice.. 👍
Ох уж эти каратисты: готовились 2 минуты, прыгали-прыгали потом клац!.. и один уже отдыхает.
All it takes is one!
/Respect to Karate!
Love it, when you down someone . Hooooollaaa but not hitting.
Big respect to winner
Neither fighter had his guard up fighter they will have a problem.
Na oreia👂
right at the ear lol. you don't need karate to get kick in the ear you'll be k.o-ed. defense is as important as attacking.
I thought theres no hitting in the face in kyokushin.
Kick was solid. You could hear the thud as his shin made contact with the guy's head, and the guy went down immediately. That's a legit kick, and it can definitely be applied to.a.streetfight, provided he executes that with enough speed. Considering that to be a high kick to the head, he cannot be taking his time with the kick, it has to be fast. But the way he executed the kick here, that shit was beautiful to look. If he did that to a guy in a streetfight, chances are that guy will probably do down as well, just like his opponent here, 'cos the shin is really strong. After that, if he proceeds to pound him on the ground or kick the living hell out of him after, that's up to him, 'cos streetfights have no rules, and there are no referees who'll come in to stop the fight, like what you see here...lol
Wait, is the guy allowed to punch the face? I saw a major opening before he got head kicked but it looked like it wasn't allowed.
the bald guy looks so dangerous in the begining
Faked low and went high, I see you
Best soccer ever.
The foundation of Japanese and Dutch kickboxing. They Combine this with boxing
Is that why they're so tough? Holy @$#&!
Seems odd they don’t wear head gear for sparring, seems unnecessary to cause long term damage for a sparring session. I guess they care more about tradition than they safety of their students.
Sparing?
I respect the art for sure.
One thing confuses me.
They allow kicks to the head and face in sparring, which are potentially and even usually more forceful than punches , but don't allow punches to the head and face. Can someone clarify this for me please?
because it's easier to land a punch than a kick..for a kick you really need to have a nice timing to really land a shot.
Look low kick high
Classic
Solid kick but this was mismatch from the beginning. Other guy has at least over 12kg advantage.
This is in Japan right? Ryu means Japanese street fighter?
"You think anyone wants a roundhouse to the face when I got these bad boys on?"
The secret of ease of defense in any fighting style is the centerline.... when u know it's deeper secret possibilities will open up...and then you will know there truly is no difference between fighting styles they will seem the same
That kick didn’t come from the center line. Lol.
@@k14michael the centerline is not a fixed point it changes as the body is in different phases of motion.... ultimately the centerline is balance
@@k14michael because where their is balance their is minimal effort used ...... lessening effort means an easier movement to use reactively and in that split second of combat
@@mellonhead9568
Well, isn’t that a given for any type of kick. Without balance, there’s no power in the technique.
It also help that A fake a quick left lower punch to B’s rib and B lower his left arm for a split second out of instinct and thus exposing his own head.
@@k14michael in my opinion the centerline is the alignment of the body to give balance.... they are the same thing in my opinion despite however the body is oriented ... ( I say alot of crap)
San ang sparring jan? Looks like a full contact competition. Me referee pa.
San po dojo nyo?
Saitama punched him in the groin and got punished.
Hi po yung babae po ba na naka blue ay i.n.c po ba?
Wasn't expecting that ending 👏
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Bro rushed in front of the bald boy to emote 😂😂😂
Tuned out at 1:17.
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Bato bato pero bagal ng reflex, napaka bagal nung sipa tas di man lang gumalaw para umiwas
Real karate.
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Yuuu
Strong talent
So this is Krillen new job.🤔😲
i really wanna do kyokushin, sadly utah no have it lol
I thought it was no head shots..... What are the rules
Those guys are Muay Thai stylists.
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I was waiting the whole damn video for a Hadoken
Whats with their hands?
Humans can Punsh with a Fist
Quá chậm
The coca cola lol
You win some you lose some
But you never stop fighting