How A Genius Martial Artist KO'd EVERYONE With Flying Kicks & Knees
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2024
- Remy Bonjasky was one of the greatest martial artists of all time, capturing 3 K1 titles with his insane flying kicks and knees.
There were 3 elements that I'd like to emphasize that I believe helped him to pull this off. The first is that he drilled the specialized, explosive attacks just like he would the basics. The second is that he used fluid footwork to blend these flying techniques into his everyday combinations. And the third is that he was a master at misdirection, getting opponent's to think about one punch or kick so that he could instead throw another, more powerful one.
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Correction: SURINAM (South America), where he’s from is a LONGGGGGG way from SUDAN (Africa) sir…great video otherwise
facts
Same thing happens with Guyana and Ghana all the time
Correction: SurinamE.
OMG how do I pin the correction to his correction? I'm having an existential crisis here! lol
@@TheModernMartialArtistSuriname is a dutch colony. And has other great dutch kickboxing fighters.
People who don't speak dutch might not fully understand why he got the name the flying gentleman. But, the dude is so nice and well/soft spoken. A walking (or flying) dichotomy and a perfect representative for martial arts, which was a welcome change especially in those days for the dutch kickboxing culture. Let's just say that we're not known for producing emotionally stable, cerebral, well dressed class acts.
I mean, I don’t speak dutch, but I don’t think I need to in order to understand that he was a gentleman and threw flying attacks 😅
Where the hell does speaking dutch come into this, bro? 😅 I think you meant those who aren’t aware of what the dutch kickboxing scene was like at the time might not understand the significance of it?
Yeah I was watching his interviews in English, the dude is super, super smart. Always treated his opponents with kindness, he showed off what he had in the ring and left it there. We need more fighters like him!
@@TheModernMartialArtistplease do Dmitry Bivol
His name also comes from the fact that he worked at a bank in a suit when he decided to start fighting @@TheModernMartialArtist
Everybody is a gangster until the big muscle guy is flying at you like kung fu panda.
His style is actually beautiful to watch,, absolute savage
His style is Muai Thai
Is it? How many muay thai fighters fight like him?
@@Dannyfromnewquay His kicking style, the way he approachs his oppenents are definitely traditional muaythai.
Mercer was like. I am too old for this sh
Mercer got paid to show up and get in the ring. He gets paid the same for 1 second as he does for 300 seconds 😂
He had no right being in that ring😂😂😂
He looked at him like boy why u hit me like that lol 🤣
Age is just a number!
Remy Bonjasky was one of the most entertaining fighters to watch.
Holy crap that dude is frightening.
4:23 "...accurate airborne violence..." 😂
He was my favorite K1 fighter!
I appreciate you given Mr. REMY Bonjasky, his flowers .
This is my favorite fighter from the K1 era! As a Dutch kid back in the day was watching all his fights live at Eurosports! Saw all the greats from the K1 Grand Prix 🤜🏻🤛🏻
K1 from the early 2000s was awesome.
His defense was something else too.
I looked at the image and was like is that Remy? And immediately went yes! Him and Rob Kamen were my rabbit hole to kickboxing
Without any doubt he's the greatest kickboxer ever. Very complete, powerful, and fluid fighter. Plus his resume is crazy: He beat Hoost, Hari, Overeem, Le Banner, CroCop, Leko, Saki, Sefo, Ignashov, Graham, Zimmerman, Manhoef, Musashi, Feitosa, Goodridge,...
Wtf he beat CroCop ?
Damn
Amazing
What do you exactly mean with greatest? Hoost and Schilt won the K1 4 times. There are several great kickboxers. Do you mean most entertaining?
His disguised high-kick is Samart levels of hip dexterity, placement and speed, brilliant lad!
Definitely one of my favorite K1 fighters back in the day
Thank you for doing this. Ive always loved Bonjaski. I was born in 1984 and was able to watch quite a few of these early K-1, Pride,UFC, KOTC, in practically real time.
He was actually known as The Flying Dutchman, as a reference to the famous train The Flying Scotsman. Taking one of those kicks was like being hit by a train .
In my head he was named the Flying Dutchman after the SpongeBob character lol.
Yes, I'm aware Bonjasky's career predates spongebob by four years.
@@drinfernoddsThe Flying Dutchman is an old sailors legend, a ghost ship. SpongeBob only referenced it, the legend is centuries old.
@@Demonstormlord yeah I'm aware it predates SpongeBob.
What this man does in the ring is art, could watch him fight for hours.
TY your commentary has made me appreciate the sport as an art
The Best Way I Could some his style up is, Rigid but relaxed, Swift but calculated.
Remy bonjasky is possibly my inspiration when it comes to Dutch style kickboxing
His version of the dutch style is very special though. You see Hoost his leg kick and check variation, Holzkens emphasis on boxing which already used as a part of the dutch style, but still, not many fight like him. Then Badr's go crazy and kill everything style and many more slight differences. Bonjasky did a lot more, he has all the dutch style elements but the way he moves, blends techniques and how athletic he was made him really special. He truly turned the dutch style into something else. Beautiful
He is more to muaythai than to Dutch kickboxing.
Best Dutch Heavy Kickbokser😬👊
So glad you made a video on him
I love these kickboxing videos of yours so much.
Luv your videos! Thank you for the hard work
Suriname (Surinam) where he's from is a former Dutch colony. This man was trained in, and has to be seen as an ambassador of dutch style kickboxing. The flying stuff blended in is all him though, thats not part of the standard dutch style
Godlike thumbnail man
Remy in that tophat was a gud idea
That shin is like a baseball bat to your head you never saw coming
Thanks a lot for such a vid
Sapping from bit by bit to drop folks so unexpectly. Fantastic.
This man fights like a video game character. An excellent introduction to an excellent fighter, another genius video once again TMMA🙏
Great video, should do a breakdown on masato next
The only fights I wanted to watch back in the day were Remy.
man,.,,, i loved the old K1 days
Remy was unreal
The Flying Dutch Man
Idk why but.... his moves makes so so much sense to me. He is so artful with his surprises. As a slim dude this just seems tp be perfect for larger opponents. Beautiful ❣️
great video, just wanted to add some context: Akebono was a top 10 all time great sumo wrestler who started kickboxing after retiring from a 12 year career (because of injury)
The Flying Dutchman
This is a banger 🎉
I remember Remy from eurosport back in the day where he was heavily featured,my mom and i used to call him The Panther
make a video about the glory grand prix!
His knees and kicks had less surface area than his punches due to the lack of gloves and he used his pinpoint accuracy to slip them through guards that could've otherwise guarded a punch, so his style was very in sync against the defense most competitors would've been used to deploy. What an entertaining yet lethal style to watch
Great leg switching technique, footwork, and flying kicks, but it’s his height that made his kicks effective. 🙏🏼😊
Yeah Melvin Manhoef never could fight that way with his lack in height
Will there be a video on Semmy Schilt too ? To cover all the original triple K-1 WGP champs you know.
Powerful technique
This fighter is actually holding back because he doesn't desire to kill
I've never even heard of this guy, you've got to be the only one who's ever covered this. What a shame
Cool!
legend
LEGEND
I loved watching K1 as teen..
There were so many up and coming champions..
I remember the match with Bob Sapp.. That was just something hilarious..
Bob was doing his classic bulldozer with short nitro and Remi kept bunny hopping..
0:55 damn 😶🌫️
"Tiger Kick!" - Joe Higashi.
What’s music at 4:57??
MORE KICKBOXING CONTENT AAAAAA
Can you do Cedric Doumbe?
It's Suriname, not Sudan.
2:16 Bone wasn't the only one defeating The Hammerman😂
Iron mike zambidis breakdown video please 🙏
Kick to the face is bad enough but the knee is even more deadly!
Bad man
Could we get a Chingiz Allazov breakdown?
Just say that he used Muay Thai perfectly
1:47 permanent DQ for Bad Boi
5:31 sheeeeeesh!
This man was a true ass kicker 😂💯🥇🥷🏽
FUCK YEAH!!
I noticed he is significantly taller than the other guy he’s fighting bob sapp is huge same with badr and he was taller than either of them wild he’s massive and would cause havoc in the ufc imagine
Badr Hari gets a pass, but Bob Sapp should know better 🤣 He ain’t even commit to breaking the rules. Badr decided to go and fuckin’ went with no regrets or second thoughts.
I was excited for a minute when I thought he was Sudanese (even though his name isn’t and he doesn’t look it lol). We’ve never had a great fighter from these parts of Africa, or east Africa, but yes he’s Surinamese/dutch kick-boxer, and there are already many of those.
Bro out here fighting like a Tekken character 😂
wow
Many top kick or thai boxers or from surinam origin or still are surinamese, tyrone spong being one of them.
Regian Eersel current champion and a few more of them also champions...
I would say his height plays a big part. His waist level round house kicks have to travel less to hit someone in the head then most people and so less telegraphed and less requiement for flexibility. His knees are like spears.
😮Hoooollly shiaaat👀...I'm not sure if I'm watching K1 or K'Dash from King of Fighters--that flying kick to the face blew out that dude's modem and made his disc unreadable 😂😂😂
He’s a sniper with the feet insane never seen him fight before they’re hiding him
I was having doubts about Sudan, seeing his name. What a great fighter though!!!
He's from Suriname (South America )
He's over 6 feet tall but flies like someone much shorter and lighter
Did I hear a little bit of Vinland Saga inspired music in there?
That dude has some long legs.
Sapp must be the most jacked dude to ever be beaten up on the regular.
scary.
K1 was so fun because everyone was gigantic
He’s just like me fr 🥲
Great breakdown, but it was hard to watch Goodridge getting KO'd like that, knowing the CTE he would suffer later.
Besides that, I guess the lesson is that any tool can be trained and incorporated if one trains it well.
As a former very tiny child who could jump very high this is how I used to play fight all the bigger kids😂. I may have been about 60 lbs when I got into middle school but all 60 of it was coming behind a knee or flying kick 🤣.
Heroic fighter & a stand-out nice guy outside the ring. He had the balls to publicly criticise the CV19 'policies' too.
Knees are so dangerous
Please do a Floyd Mayweather jr vs Manny Pacquiao breakdown please? 🥺
@5:29 - Opp KO'd on his feet...
arms become disconnected from brain about halfway down.
Im sure Liu Kang and Raiden recruiting this man to fight for Earthrealm. Cuz aint no way....
Bob Sapp wasn't ready..
He was a real killer in his prime!
00:52
He is not from Sudan, he is from Suriname. A country in South America.
That ref tho 1:48
Badr Hari is and was always a disgrace
But SO much fun to watch though. You knew it was never gonna be a dull fight.
Bruh, don’t hate on my boy for having a bad day 😭 Mans a legend. He ain’t the bad boy of kickboxing for no reason
@@Allegedly_AngelDidn’t he try to kill someone ? 💀
@@someboi4903 ALLEGEDLY
Cool.
Bob sapp wasnt the same after his face broke:(
According to Bob Sapp, he got a cut on his face from Bonjaski's toenail, and saw that Bonjaski was trying to do it again. There's a video where he talks about it.