When A Former Shaolin Monk Enters MMA 😱
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Ahead of Shaolin-trained warrior Xie Wei’s flyweight MMA thriller with Japanese star Yuya Wakamatsu at ONE Fight Night 12 on Prime Video, relive all of his best moments in ONE so far!
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Matthew 7:21
0:18 is literally the craziest block and counter to a kick I've ever witnessed. Man was in the zone.
How are you the only one to comment on this. This was insane.
Much shaolin indeed
Can someone explain how he countered it? I can’t quite see, where does he punch?
@@mysteryfacebookgirl he dodges the kick, throws a left hook into his opponent's left leg with enough force to make the man do a flip, then follows up while he's on the ground with a NASTY head blow
Watch it at quarter speed, looks like he punches his inner thigh of the kicking leg
His balance and footwork is downright phenomenal to watch. He’s a power striker but he glides across the ground in such a smooth and steady fashion. He really does stalk his prey!
That's made in China. Most of the time it doesn't last long and you will have to buy a new one all over again. 😅😅😅
The way he calmly applies pressure is impressive! He’s very patient for a striker.
@@blasblasblas2094 casually racist, youre a weirdo
That's shows how hard he trains mabu ( horse stance ) 😊
If you see how they train for balance, It make sense
Never underestimate the legs of a Shaolin Monk. If you watch their daily training, you'll know they never heard of skipping leg day.
Their version of leg day makes the entire western hemispheres population look like a bunch of jello legged people lol.
1 word .... Horse stance 😊
I heard that Muay Thai fighters are just as powerful their knees and kicks sound like a firecracker went off.
@@minimonkeyplayTruth their kicks are so powerful it looks like someone pulled a rug from underneath you how fast you fall. Not to mention the average human is getting their leg snapped in half like a twig by masters
Their training is some of the most incredible work I've seen. The unending dedication to grueling work is really something else. It is a spiritual practice, after all, so you can understand the dedication, but I could never imagine keeping up with them for more than a minute or something laughable lol.
When Kim was on his back and Xie had just stood up, it was HILARIOUS how Xie just grabbed Kim's ankle and, literally, started kicking Kim's butt 😂
I loved it because he conditions Kim to expect it and i think Kim thought he could catch his breath and then Xie switches last second to throw a massive haymaker to try and end it. Brilliant fight IQ.
Fr kicked his ahh😭
Time?
Around 14:30 lol the way the ref just stands there and watches just is funny 😂
You mean his nerves that are in that region
i don't watch alot of fighting stuff, but i can tell Xie is very good at damage mitgation, very good at cornering his opponent, and the man has some very fast hands. but all that and he's probably one of the most level headed calm fighters i've ever seen, and very hard to take down. the way he moves and responds in almost complete sync with his opponent, means he's prepared for just about anything. very skilled individual.
Typically calm fighters are hella dangerous.
"alot" is two words. A lot.
@rossshepherd9836 ill take your advice and put it right here in this little box of notes that i stash very openly in the top shelf of my closet :) thank you.
@rossshepherd9836 Also, if you wanna get technical, you split one sentence into two where it wasn't appropriate. You said, "'alot' is two words. A Lot." When you should have said "'alot' is two words, 'a lot'". and your correction also wasn't supposed to be capitalized, considering the words you quoted during your correction were also not capitalized. You actually made the grammar worse by correcting it.
@@rossshepherd9836hold the L
Xie's peripheral vision is immense. Seeing those kicks and just being out of the way of them, some of those strikes as well, especially against Agasa. Baiting him into a heavy throw and shifting out the way of it.
It's easy to see your opponents body when they're 4 feet
@@muhbussy9813harder to predict then, no? Because they would have a harder time avoiding the “4-step away” attack coming at them.
Xie has amazing take down defence as well as the ability to get back to his feet. Agasa is a world class wrestler and grappler. Xie almost made it look easy. Obviously not the case. Remarkable skill set. I'm impressed with his well rounded style. Also pushing forward constantly keeping pressure on the opponent. Awesome conditioning and stamina. Puts a new refreshing perspective on the Shaolin Kung Fu legacy. Real deal. I'm convinced
His control of distance and spacing is robotically perfect. VERY talented fighter and his style is so entertaining to watch!
This just randomly came up in my feed and I had to stop and watch just because of his crazy footwork
just came up for me dude. and for once i approve! This guy is fun to watch. I am taught in Goju Ryu
14:03 Kim used the “illegal sibling” move 😂 When u have a fight with your sibling and they pull that move
I was thinking the same thing Lmaoo🤣
especially when he grabbed Kim's feet
I dont like how agasa has just ONE plan in the whole fight - like " i nEeD a tAeKdowN" - that cuddeling is going no where - xie has brilliantly defended those attempts and continued using clean technique in standup FIGHTING
Not to mention just feinting and doing big footwork for no reason constantly draining his stamina while xie essentially just holds ground
Fr I hate takedown spammers
Bro maybe he is not good at striking and he knew it that's why went for the takedown
Yeah this is why I'm not so crazy about watching MMA. Its also not much use if the other person is allowed to bite. He would be taking chunks out of his face everytime he was pushing him against the cage.
It's MMA, you people gotta shut up about when people want to wrestle and do jujitsu, or just watch the muy-thai and kick boxing divisions of ONE championship.
You people are so fricken annoying, STOP COMPLAINING THAT THEY USE A MIXTURE OF DIFFERENT MARTIAL ARTS IN A SPORT LITERALLY CALLED MIXED MARTIAL ARTS.
apart from that, yeah I agree Agasa was very 1 dimensional and was completely outclassed in this fight.
Nobody ever talk about indestructible this dude is…. He eats some of the biggest shots and still moves forward through them.
This is the type of guy you don't wanna mess with
The Xie ve Chan fight was great. Both of them so much speed, power, and endurance, and with crazy strong kicks too
Yeah if only Chan didn’t almost knock himself over every time
in pretty much all of his fights, Chan is kicking for a knockout on every single strike attempt. if he lands that roundhouse to the head, the fights probably gonna be over real quick.
Xie showed superior footworks there - kept safe distance for Chan to draw out his power. Brilliant fight. Smart move with the grapplings (I personally hate that move 😅)
Xie's final liver hit on Kim was absolutely insane man, nobody is gonna just power through that one
I felt that one 😅
And he got a kick in the same spot right before, too
Xie is epic. An incredible sportsman
30:36 what a nice display of sportsmanship. It is official match but also guys just having some fun xD
kim is a tank. that man was getting blasted and never gave up
0:22
That was an absolutely masterful read and counter.
Not only did he sidestep at an insane level of precision/timing, he hit his combatant on the less-stable side (the side opposing that full-leg kick) while also being inside his opponent's guard.
Damn.
His footwork is so seamless. That flying knee in the first fight didnt seem like it hit but look at the blood coming out. The way he moves around is so fluid.
modern shaolin training incorporates mma style sparring. that in combination with the hyper-focused reflexes discovered through meditation and the uncanny grit from some of the training they do makes them some of the best fighters
As a wrestler that was crazy good takedown defense, do they wrestle?
@@Abstrakt_YTnot sure but i think the guy in this video used to do wrestling.
@@Abstrakt_YTwait nevermind. But they could incorporate wrestling into their training. It wouldn’t surprise me.
@@Abstrakt_YT probably because flexibility is a huge part of their training and in really translates when being taken to the ground. As demonstrated when Agasa attempts a takedown and Xie breaks it almost immediately.
@@m16dude967 for a non wrestler to have this great takedown defense is very impressive especially against someone who is exceptional at wrestling. Dude it just so much of a beast it don’t even matter
Take down defense from Xie was nuts
Shaolin Monk? The title is wrong.
The announcer is correct Shaolin trained is correct.
Yeah. A monk wouldn't be fighting in mma for money. I know sometimes the temples will put on exhibitions to raise money for the upkeep of the temple, but i have a feeling that this isn't for that purpose. In some respects, he's a failed shaolin monk. Obviously a very skilled fighter. Very entertaining and great athleticism.
This dudes hunting while they're surviving lol.
Xie has an amazing range of different shots and he's able to combine them at will. Phenomenal fighter !
I like that Shaolin guy. What kind of iron is he made if ?
He has speed, stamina, techniques and doesn't even flinch when recieving body shots.
it is because shaolin monks train incredible hard to have this body toughness.
@@shdwmereYeah, I watch Jhonny English. These guys are invincible even kick to their balls.
@@FnD4212 thats a comedy movie
@@somker-zw1mg That's a great comedy movie hahahaha
You remember now what bruce lee meant with "do not take eyes off your opponent no matter what".
How come they don’t mention of the obvious difference in physical strengths? XIE is clearly fighting a much stronger human being.
because it depends on how u view muscle definition doesn’t always mean stronger
@@thotting exactly. @jazzguitarcollege, he is a former shaolin monk. Look up their training. What they do on a daily basis for physical and mental strength is awe aspiring.
The much stronger person ran away the whole fight? Clearly Xie has more power.
Size doesn't determine strength my manypu can be physically smaller and still be stronger than the other dude. Depending on methods of training. Calithenics is a massive example of size to power ratio as well as muscle definition and appearance
@@lights0ut503just learned recently that good hypertrophy doesn’t always equate to strength. Strength is actually a lot more mental than we give credit for.
Palm heel strike? That was a slap.
IT WAS A SLAAAP!!! 😂
Discombobulate
Ty!
When is that?
@@gj4312around 4:20
that chan guy was very nice and fun throughout, i absolutely don't know if i could ever maintain that level of coldheadedness
What a fighter,strength, stamina,Shaolin monk is highly tempered.
Actually my new favorite fighter, hes collected and a quick thinker
Xie doesn't waste space or movements, he even has micro-moves as he strikes or defends. That's being AWARE. Even of possibilities during the process.
He just keeps on coming forward
4:20 “Palm heel strike”, that was a slap
Finally a super successful striker that completely dominates the take down defense.
At 6:13 xie throws a elbow and you can literally hear the wind
Boy, he really makes it, so the opponent feels the fight for the next 3 weeks. He just tortures them
Very composed and patient style, but also pushes his opponents with pace.
21:08 that liver shot + the punch from above in the face when kim was on the ground must've hurt like hell 😬🤕
Xie has some lf the craziest physical endurance i have seen
I’m convinced Shaolin monks are supernatural. I have seen them do crazy things, almost inhuman things.
one guy struggling to finds a way to win while other guy just having fun
4:19 is hilarious 😂
Must be annoying for Xie to fight Agasa.
"If only there's no rule against elbowing the back of the head..." Probably going through Xie's mind.
Xie is a very good sportsman and fighter..... well done.
There are two types of Shaolin: Northern and Southern. Both are real. People who talk negatively about Shaolin have never met actual Shaolin practitioners, particularly the ones from China.
If you still don't believe it, book a ticket, go to China and spar with an actual 32nd to 36th Chamber of Shaolin and you will know.
Khi mạnh thì bạn là số 1 khi thua tôi sẽ không thấy câu bình luận này ...thần tượng của bạn chưa gặp kẻ xứng tầm mà thôi...
Trung quốc 😂
@@viduong1111 Bro, please type in English. I want to understand what you're saying. Thank you!
They need to come & fight at events why should anyone go to shaolin?
@@FlyingGreenTea here's what he said, by translate:
"When you're strong, you're number 1 when you lose, I won't see this comment...your idol hasn't met someone worthy yet...
China 😂"
Xie after Agasa's fight - "Thx for hugs darling" 😂
That Kim vs. Xie fight was nuts! Kim has the heart of a lion, damn that was a good fight!
In one round, Xie learned everything about his opponent.
XIE WILL AND DESIRE TO DOMINATE HIS OPPONENT IS BEAUTIFUL AND THE SECOND THEY LOSE FAITH OR GET TIRED HE JUST TURNS UP THE HEAT 🔥😂
he looks amazing
0:19 This part is where I knew I was watching a master.
Those were some awesome fights! Thanks One!
Xie has phenomenal ground defense and striking!
I've never seen such masterclass of takedown defense.
The video atleast has 15+ Agasa attempted takedowns and it goes to nothing
Xie is more calculated and calm than others, even its physique and strength not in par with theirs.
I would not want to be on the receiving end of any of Xie's knees. Ouch 😬
Like the reject of his class, the ones who didn't make it.😅
xies breaks are phenomenal good lord
I don’t think I even realize how fast this man is and I just watched him for a half hour against three game opponents.
3:35 when he stuffs the single leg and the knees him in the face!! Damn I thought it was going to end there for a minute!!
Intelligent, aware, Watchful, adaptive, patient, Versatile.
Bro 😮 homie in the comments got it so right, 0:18 | The cleanest form, the cleanest counter, the most picture perfect Shaolin fighting techniques being visibly put into real application in mma is almost breathtaking to see how the will, determination, and ability to adapt. This guy drives that motion down the line throughout his fights and keeps it, even through the fatigue, he may slow down the way he is on the attack, but he keeps the same level of mental strength and stamina in bad situations remaining highly versatile, at one point he almost gets choked out, and most other fighters tap out in those situations as they’ve exhausted all their stamina and options for longevity in the ground game. He remained so calm and eventually got out because he worked the problem and didn’t let the problem work him. Outstanding. to watch this in real life would be magic hey, I’ll definitely be showing people this guys fights
hes really an amazing fighter, fighting against him must be like trying to chop down a thin steelbar with your shins
Kung fu and shaoling training teach you tools and makes you familiarise with them through "choreographies", it is the student's responsibility and creativity to use them as they should be effectively
Ill put it this way.... agasa has all those accolades, and xie was still very aggresive the whole match... managed to reverse many of those take downs and made agasa worry about those hands... so... i mean... i guess im saying hats off to both but xie definitely showed out for the monks here.
6:53 bruh if he landed that front kick, that will be over for agasa lmao
U look at xie then u know what are those mabu (horse stance) training for 😊
That monk is definetly the cool bad boy that got exiled from the sect, and all the little kids there look up to him😂
I very much doubt that he's a monk, probably just trained at Shaolin or an affiliated school. One in tens of thousands.. they even train foreigners at these same Shaolin schools.. Real Shaolin monks don't have any ambition to be famous/rich/materialistic or to fight in MMA/pro fighting or even fighting in general..
They do the opposite actually and avoid fighting unless they need it for self defense and there's no other option like to run away.. Hurting others for fame/money is the complete opposite of Chinese or Shaolin philosophy and what monks believe and teach.
Shaolin itself would not support such actions and no current Shaolin monk would be allowed to or even want to fight professionally even if they were allowed since it goes against all their teachings and philosophy.
He isn't a Shaolin monk, he is Shaolin trained. There is q huge difference.
A real Shaolin monk trains for hours everyday. It’s pretty hard to beat a bonafide Shaolin monk if he goes full throttle.
Most dont even spar so would be completely useless in combat,if they train sanda tjen mma they have potential
@@scarred10WHY DO PEOPLE THINK YOU CAN ACTUALLY "!?S-P-A-R!?" WHEN TRAINING REAL[ COMBAT] !?
IF YOUR KILL STRIKE IS SUCCESSFUL WOULD YOU HAVE SOME JESUS IN A BOTTLE[ RESURRECTION] TO HELP WITH ROUND 2!???
@@scarred10the sheer duration and intensity of their training already puts them at an advantage against someone who merely trains 3 times a week in a gym.
They're strong, fast, flexible, and resistant to pain and fatigue.
@@damonking76try landing that "kill strike" without knowing how to manuever yourself around a moving opponent and see what happens goofball
@@V3lv3n THATS WHAT PRATICE PRATICE PRACTICE PRACTICE IS FOR!!!
NOT BEING TAUGHT A TECHNIQUE ON THURSDAY AND FULL CONTACT SPARRING ON SATURDAY
兩位都很辛苦加油加油
没错，但是谢纬更令人印象深刻！
This guy is an artist, beautiful
Thanks Shaolin monk.
He got that chi gong power
this guys reaction time is CRAZYYY
edit: xie
A little grappling and the monk is unbeatable. Grappling. If you are weak at Grappling it is a tough evening.
Shaolin is all about the nature of body movement. They have countless styles and moves, and all of them are perfectly adapted to how human body works best. That's a reason he did those powerful attacks with little observable effort.
Agasa going for the single leg every single time is just predictable ngl...
I'd love to hear the backstory of this main character.
Agasa next round is Rengoku get ready🎉😂 let make a donut 🍩
5:43, the oblique knee punch.
9:45 What caused the bleeding? Did the knee shot connect? Or was it toenail or something?
Bro knoced down the opponent in first 15 sec and commentators didnt even react lmao
Agasa had to fight this monster for 30 minutes 😅 poor guy probably felt like WW2 vets from Normandy Beach
A Shaolin priest doesn't sell his soul for rice.
THATS WHAT CHOP SUEY 6 MONTH MMA BLACK BELT ENTHUSIASTS
DON'T GET\UNDERSTAND
Afaik shaolin monks are Buddhist so the whole “soul” thing doesn’t quite apply to them…
I see a lot of wasted energy from Agasa, while Xie is calm and collected, never letting his opponent get the upper hand.
Bro is doing what the top comment says
He's fast! And accurate 👌
Xie Wei tried to pull a Rampage slam. All heavy hitters try to do that.
At 20:40 it’s shao-lin pressure point masterclass!… you can clearly hear the power in this little move from the breath control in it..🤓😮💨
It’s lights out there 4 a sec…😵😵💫🤤
Nice observation 😊
Very interesting
Each of his movies are almost effortless yet crazy powerful.
Woww nguyen vs Xie best fight omg😮
If you sit in centre Ring, it's all about power!
And usually your techniques are head basher, you go One Two .. and try your best right punch on the opposition left head
The only thing i know about monks is they are unmatched in discipline and focus. In the sport of mma those are the 2 most important atributes for a fighter.
This is the real face of modern kung fu of shaolin
Isn't Shaolin about something more than pointless competition ? Just asking.
Xie is incredible, I agree.
Absolute class. The Kim fight was great to watch
Tell me you want be Joe Rogan without telling me you want to be Joe Rogan
This guy is hella impressive!
I know nothing about MMA but the title got me interested and I gotta say, that Chan guy looked so scared in the beginning of the fight