@@ColstahYeah that guard looks badass but he couldn't take a punch from any of my buddies. Smith, Wesson, or Winchester would drop him like he's nothing.
Doherty’s bodyguard looks as if he’s getting tired of his antics and wants to be the first to beat the sh1t out of him. It’s both Doherty and Neon that do the same thing. They should get in the ring and🥊fight each other, and the loser has to fight “Mr. I’m 260!” It will probably be the first fight on camera that Bradley actually wins😂🤣
I love that the boxing coach was still taking his job as a coach seriously while beating someones ass. He didnt just kick his ass, he imparted some wisdom while doing so.
That boxing coach seems like he’s a really cool guy if you approach him respectfully. Like he’s probably an awesome coach/teacher if you humble yourself a little.
All he had to do was keep an arm close to his neck for 30 seconds but the idiot gave up his neck from the start even after Sean told him that is where he was going.
@@positrack99 Suuuure! 😅 That's "all" he had to do. You sound quite like that dude tbh. 😆 "It's sooo easy, I got that DAWG in me, _and_ I *also* know that I should try to relieve pressure off my jugular veins." (For 30 seconds apparently^^) I would LOVE to see you do any better against this/these guy(s), or any of the other UFC champs etc. *positrack99*
that guy around @6:00 was fast and excellent on his transitions to and from southpaw. NGL, he was no doubt the wrong guy to call out. His philly shell into counter was pretty sweet, too!
"You're a podcaster brother" love Nate. Def one of my favorite fighters of all time. I love that he's become humble as he's aged. He seems like he'd be a chill guy to hang out with.
But there are some people who have never had a piano lesson and they’re amazing. Wasn’t there that guy in Australia’s got talent. Some people are just crazy talented.
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yeah he was an idiot. Even if he thought this guy was a subpar boxing instructor he would still be loads better than someone who looks like he has never trained.
What was it Bruce Lee was quoted as saying? Something along the lines of "Beware the calmest man in the room when bad things happen"?😑 Ever seen the movie Second Hand Lions? Always loved where the guy takes the knife away from the teen thug, tells him he's using it wrong, shows him what to do, then gives it back to him and tells him to try again. The teen didn't learn either.
I once worked at a place where there were two brothers. One was a body builder, the other studied martial arts. The body builder knew what was what. He said, "It's easier to look tough than to be tough."
Yeah but the strength helps. I used to get into fights at school, and did a lot of strength crap like push-ups and situps (I didn't really know what I was doing). And my brother was in wrestling. He came at me one day (as brothers do) and he tries his wrestling moves on me and I managed to outmaneuver him and was faster and stronger, despite only being in street fights and no formal training. I imagine that muscle memory on not doing illegal moves in sports like that could be somewhat of a handicap. We're only two years apart and of similar build and weight.
The videos presented here about bodybuilders was misleading because everyone that bodybuilder fought was around the same weight. The BJJ guys who are skinny and think they can easily take on a bodybuilder may be able to choke out the bodybuilder, but they may get thrown across the room into a wall by a bodybuilder fighting without any rules.
He has. His thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude and little Jack Doherty got a big lawsuit. He's so desperate, he tried to use his renter's insurance to pay, and was denied.
I’m 53, been in the army, had my world experiences, yada yada yada….. I will never challenge a pro/amateur/street fighter to anything except a drinking contest…… know your limitations people…
The challenger didn't give any attitude tho did he? I mean maybe it's just not on video but he literally said I didn't come to kick your ass and I don't wanna get my ass kicked. I saw nothing disrespectful from him
My son who was kind of intimidated in middle school, I encouraged to take some MMA training. Two months later I'm in teen court, because someone who thought he was a bully to him got creamed by him. I told him then, most people don't know boo about fighting. Any amount of training beats someone who only played intimidation games. This is pretty much the speech I made to the magistrate. My son and this bully shook hands, and became very good friends.
He got sued is what he got. His thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude. Little Jack got a big lawsuit. He's so desperate, he tried to use his RENTER's insurance to pay, and was denied.
A survey of average guys found that 50% believed they could play in a major league baseball game and not look out of place. Apparently, there's an infinute supply of fools like this.
50%? That is insane. More realistically, it should be 99 out of 100 say they would look out of place. I remember working at a sporting goods store WAAAY back in the day, and my co-worker told me the only reason her boyfriend was not a MLB player was because he was home schooled growing up (and therefore wasn’t on a HS team).
It’s true. We had a bully in high school and was talking crap and I challenged him to box as I felt confident though I never fought anyone but my punching bag. On video we fought with 20-30 people there and I beat him in a few mins he quit from “exhaustion” lol
@@SMD-i3v picking on the weak only show's how weak bullies are, because they are weak, they can't mess with someone intimidating, so then they pick on someone who seems less timide.
Never underestimate a real fighter no matter if they practice boxing, kickboxing, MMA, etc. If they aren’t messing with you, why mess with them if you know they’ll have better use of defense.
That's the beauty of self defense training. The guys who have it are trying to avoid confrontations at all times because they literally just don't want to have to hurt anyone.
I’ve been doing combat sports since shortly after taking my first steps as a toddler. I don’t necessarily always deescalate situations, but I’m also 6’5” and 245 so if someone wants to act like an ass while I’m around even after repeatedly being told to act right? I’m not going to cold cock the guy because i don’t need the legal trouble, but I’m not going to let him harass everyone else around, either.
And also the fact that we can be prosecuted once they find out we are martial artists even if we were defending ourselves. I simply always told bullies come with me let's go over here where there's no witnesses. Which is what every martial artist should do. No witnesses. That said of course you trying to avoid it a lot of these nut jobs carry. But then again we have learned over the years that we need to also because of the evil that's out there.
@@zxt5148 Not every trained combatant will attempt to avoid conflict. Most of them will usually not jump headfirst into a chance to rock someone though. I usually consider Mike Tyson in his prime as the premium example of a violent fighter and even he usually only threw down in a street brawl when someone provoked him.
Little Jack got a big lawsuit because his thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude. He's so desperate that he tried to use his RENTER's insurance to pay. He was denied.
I consider myself a pretty tough fella and somebody who's been around the block but with all due respect these trained MMA fighters got something to offer every single one of us.
I used to box on a university boxing team 40 years ago when it was a varsity sport. Occasionally tough guys would stop by the gym, asking to get some gloves and get n the ring with a trained fighter. They always got humbled. One day a tough guy came by about my size and my trainer Jimmy beckoned me over, "Get in the ring and work with this guy." So I climbed into the ring, put on the headgear, and went a round with this guy off the streets who evidently was really tough in his hometown. It took all of a couple minutes before he was stepping out of the ring, crying and moaning about how I "got lucky," "cheated," whatever. It was a lot of fun for me going a round with a sitting duck who had no clue what he was doing. Lot easier than fighting the trained guys I sparred with on a regular basis who could potentially hurt you if you made a mistake. Fun days.
The boxing coach , What a cool headed dude, In complete control, gave a non student a free valuable lesson , could've been much worse if the coach had a vindictive mind, The control he has in not abusing his skills on the un-trained is admirable, Gave just enough to show it. That calm, that a trained mind has, is an incredible skill. Last guy with the security, Not cool at all. And that "oxygen" comment. Factual and clinical, Love it . Thanks for the upload!
I had a friend who thought he could win any fight because in his words “once the adrenaline kicks in I don’t feel pain.” Yeah, one hit in the sack stopped him pretty quick lol.
Oh man! Honestly, I both want to see that and I don't think I could watch it. It will be sadly damaging. His bodyguard must get paid REALLY well to protect him while acting like such a punk. The guard should walk off the job in the middle of one of these tantrums
@@MartyFromDagestan He himself once studied kung fu, and he cannot forgive fake kung fu masters who spread lies on the Internet. However, when he knocks out a fake kung fu master, it is sad that for some reason it is used to label him as "kung fu is fake lol" in the Internet world. (In fact, the grandfather of the self-proclaimed Tai Chi master cannot do any of the martial arts movements he claims to be.)
My friend was a tough bouncer. A waitress told him he had to get a fairly big, brash talking drunk guy out of the bar. My friend told the waitress to give the customer a double shot of apple Crown Royal. The waitress protested. "Trust me, and make sure its not chilled" he said. Sure enough the customer downed the double shot. In short order sweat broke out on the dudes brow. Next thing you know the guy ran out the door and across the street to the beach to puke his guts out. No force needed. The fact that my friend is a master of tactics is belied by his large physical stature, Police Athletic League and Golden Gloves boxing training, kung fu training, bouncer experience, tree climber arborist/ chainsaw using log lifting /training, and general zest for hurting people who are being assholes. Its not always about who is the toughest. Sometimes you just have to be sly like a fox.
Allister Overeem ( however you spell it) is badas$ ck out him and Badr Hari fight, I think maybe the fought 2 times?? They sure look like they hated each other.
How creative! Chocked out by your own arm! I'm kind of amazed how most people don't understand that fighting is more about coordination/agility and respiratory conditioning (especially the larger you are due to greater energy requirements to move that body around) than just "I'm big, but slow and uncoordinated". Obviously force = mass * acceleration, but if you understand body mechanics then someone that does will see that natural counter hand drop with your head sticking out on a massive swing and find that spot right at the base of your jaw or behind your ear.
This is the strangest cliche people come up with, because it’s simply not true. I mean just look at the mma or any fighting for that matter. They’re all obnoxious, cocky, arrogant and LOUD. Why do you say such ridiculous bs?
I’ve wrestled and done martial arts since I was about 10 years old….never in my life would I lack humility and challenge masters of their craft with no formal training in that discipline! It’s a total insult to the hours of blood, sweat, tears, and dedication that goes into becoming better in a particular discipline!
I remember being a young chef in Hawaii. I challenged a fighter who was training. He literally could have killed me in 30 seconds. I just glad we were friends. True respect for theses fighters.
@@jimmelton5846 What I'm saying is there is so much more than just fighting.. There's Plyometric Exercises,, Circuit Training, Mental Stamina Drills, Agility Training, Strength Training, Special Diet... They have every advantage there is over an amateur.
4:43 - That's Brian Shaw...he's not a fighter either. Unlike Bradley, Brian is a real monster with terrifying power and size that he can use to his advantage.
@@guntertorfs6486Old guy asked for it. Done a research, as he says. 😂 Losing in a fight can be therapeutic for man(especially narcissistic and cocky ones), so if anything, the coach did him a favour.
@@rbarnes4076 You must be saying that from your safe-space. We are a nation of tattle-tales (who are the real bullies actually. If that's what you meant then I agree).
haha. The "I see red" got me. Dude, you might get angry and throw a grip of "I got this" but these guys are "I do this for a living and Im a professional." Thats like my 8 year old cooking cookies for mom and martha shows up with a 7 course turkey dinner.
The boxer at 6:40 did not really do the "propeller one hand and then hit with the other one" move from Popeye? :D He's legit out to humiliate that guy. :D
Had an ex BIL who was 6' 3" and had everyone intimidated by his size and loudness. I was in martial arts and I saw how he moved while playing softball, he was a total klutz-no balance, no speed, no coordination at all. He tried stepping up on me, and as he tried to buck up to me he saw I was ready to hit him and huddled up and covered his head as I stepped in. I spread the word about what a fake tough guy he was, and there were guys that he had intimidated in the past that faced up to him and he backed down. I didn't have to beat him up, I destroyed his reputation as a tough guy and he didn't get away with his act anymore.
One time I sparred with opponents who had way more experience, and I survived unscathed with these magic words: "I'm a beginner, so please go easy on me."
8:15 that chumps bodyguard would get dropped and then that fool would be crying , this is when it’s okay to get your boys if you aren’t big enough to go against his bodyguard .
I kinda feel bad for the young guy that almost cried. while he is a goof He clearly has never been told off civilly like that by an older male, probably expected to get slapped and screamed at when he angers his elders. 7:57 The look of a fatherless boy if i ever seen one.
Nothing ruins a video more easily than this inserted beeps, and it's damn annoying and completely unnecessary, because swear words occurs everywhere in all societies. It almost also becomes pathetic, violence may be shown, but swear words must be hidden.
So many of these dudes think that rage is some kind of super power that makes someone good at fighting, but a really calm really experienced fighter can kick the ass of anyone who isn't thinking clearly.
If i ever meet Jackie Chan i would ask him to punch me so that i could tell people that i fought Jackie Chan, and if they ask who won I would say : " It's nice you thought I had any chance."
not even mad about the reused thumbnail cause that karate dude in the red shirt is GOAT. was among the first fights ive seen in my life when i was 13. im 33 now. i genuinely would like to meet him someday.
When I was practicing Kyokushin, there was this guy, whose cousin trained with us. He came and said that his cousin paid for the course but couldn't be here, so he would train in his place. Our senseii agreed. The he sees a Brown belt trying to open a window that's been rusted shut and said, "You got soft hands, you won't be able to do it." He challenged a Green belt to a fight, but the green belt refused, given that this guy was a white belt whose dogi wasn't here yet. Eventually, the entire dojo got tired of his shit bravado. So, when Senseii was absent and had given the charge to one of the senior students, he asked none of us to raise our hands except this one green belt. So, the senior student comes up and says, "Who wants to do light sparring?" The green belt raised his hand, all of us, as instructed, stayed our hands. The noobie noob noob raised his hand enthusiastically, which was part of the plan. We all knew that he would raise his hand, no other white belt would be that stupid. So, they were sent to spar. The green belt gave two or three low kicks, very softly. Same movement, same place. So, the noobie expected a fourth low kick. He looked down, lowering his head. And lowered his arm to block the next low kick. I think you know where this is going. Straight, beautiful roundhouse to the face. Ain't been a cleaner roundhouse performed on a face on the history of mankind. Who knows how long it had been, but eventually, he did wake up. And the first thing he said when he woke up was, "I... thought... this was light sparring!" The green belt said, "It is, buddy. It is. We're doing full-contact here. Our light sparring ain't touch and go." He never showed up in the dojo again.
I trained with a buddy that had gotten his first black belt in Kyokushin when he was 17-18 (he went on to study differnt styles). The main thing that I learned from him was his leg kicks (He spent time with me showing me the correct technique) That style is no joke!
@@jpad470 In terms of striking, I'd place it at Number 3. 1. Muay Thai/Muay Born 2. Ashihara/Boxing 3. Kyokushin 4. Pencak Silat But Kyokushin sucks so badly at grappling that they'd be taken down within seconds. But if you combine that with an actual Grappling art, it's legendary. For Grappling, I'd say... 1. Greco Wrestling 2. Judo 3. Sumo/Jiujitsu Arts that have good balance between Grappling and Striking: 1. Kudo 2. MMA 3. Pankration Martial arts with medium effectiveness: 1. Jiu Jutsu 2. Kenpo (Forgot the names of the forms) 3. Kalaripayattu 4. Krav Maga And a few out there that I can't remember right now. Weapon arts: 1. HEMA/Eskrima 2. Iaijutsu/battojutau 3. Kendo 4. Fencing Anything outside this list is just Bullshido. It's not an opinion, but a fact. TKD guys and bjj and Wing Chun guys may start crying and arguing, but they will ALL get absolutely demolished against these arts.
OMG that first one is freaking GOLD. Can't come into a boxing gym and challenge the coach. Yeah not if your grey matter is functioning properly. You can ask for a lesson but a challenge is going to hurt unless you were trained elsewhere. Love how the coach is like "you came down here now you're going to work" might be has his punching bag but you still getting in some free lessons on what not to do.
DUDE😂 you should’ve show Heavy weight champion Deontay Wilder teach crazy Charlie Z a lesson for disrespecting his little daughter online and asking to spar wilder. It was hilarious and quasi punishment
People who have never been in a confrontation with a professional are really foolish. Because if nobody beats on you.. you never develop the pain tolerance and endurance to survive.
Boxing once saved my life. A criminal gang was behaving violently in my street, thankfully, I was away at my training session.
I love it.
😂
Heh
Lmmfao
Good one!! LOL!
What a coward that young kid is, picking fights on the street and then having his security protecting him... complete coward. Nothing finny about it.
He better hope he doesn't run into a second amendment hothead in a concealed carry state.
@@ColstahYeah that guard looks badass but he couldn't take a punch from any of my buddies. Smith, Wesson, or Winchester would drop him like he's nothing.
It's literally waiting for him to run into the wrong person. I would to love see someone teach him a lesson in respect.
Doherty’s bodyguard looks as if he’s getting tired of his antics and wants to be the first to beat the sh1t out of him. It’s both Doherty and Neon that do the same thing. They should get in the ring and🥊fight each other, and the loser has to fight “Mr. I’m 260!” It will probably be the first fight on camera that Bradley actually wins😂🤣
Who is the creature? Can I find him on UA-cam, please?
Only 2 basic rules:
1) NEVER underestimate ANYONE!
2) NEVER overestimate yourself.
EGO may get you killed.
So true. People just make split second assumptions and treat it as fact.
Yeeeessss
underrated comment
Never go against a trained fighter ,✊✊🤛🤛
Additional rules:
1. Don't get into a physical fight.
2. Don't make it a fair fight, if you have to fight.
I love that the boxing coach was still taking his job as a coach seriously while beating someones ass. He didnt just kick his ass, he imparted some wisdom while doing so.
"Let's put in some work"
This how my mom Used to do my brother & I. She’d whoop that ass & talk her shit at the same time. Drives the point home.
Guy drove an hour and didn't even throw a punch😂
@@fullsizedwarfHe received several tho 😅
Came here to say this. Great coach.
That boxing coach seems like he’s a really cool guy if you approach him respectfully. Like he’s probably an awesome coach/teacher if you humble yourself a little.
He was completely toying with him, too. He wasn't even trying to defend himself because he knew the guy posed zero risk.
He has a UA-cam it’s a notorious gym. Trains pros. Solid principles aside from any of the technique. Dude is top
If that guy came back the next day, with a humble attitude and a deeply sincere apology, I bet the coach would accept his apology.
"Bro, I got that dawg in me"
"If you don't got oxygen in you, it don't matter what you got in you." 😂😂
Then proceeds to put his own head in the lock
All he had to do was keep an arm close to his neck for 30 seconds but the idiot gave up his neck from the start even after Sean told him that is where he was going.
@@positrack99 Suuuure! 😅
That's "all" he had to do.
You sound quite like that dude tbh. 😆
"It's sooo easy, I got that DAWG in me, _and_ I *also* know that I should try to relieve pressure off my jugular veins." (For 30 seconds apparently^^)
I would LOVE to see you do any better against this/these guy(s), or any of the other UFC champs etc. *positrack99*
@@positrack99Sean can still take his back and tap him inside 30 seconds
@Travvv94 I dont doubt Sean would adapt and dude still couldn't do 30 seconds but he could have lasted longer than 5.
When the boxers don't even bother keeping their hands up, their targets don't even know the insult being added to their injury.
Ha ha ha 👍
They thought it was street beefs or what 😅
that guy around @6:00 was fast and excellent on his transitions to and from southpaw. NGL, he was no doubt the wrong guy to call out. His philly shell into counter was pretty sweet, too!
Loll that's a silent insult I just realized from the comment!!!!😊
that‘s what I thought… these pros don’t even bother keeping their defence up…
"Without oxygen in you, doesn't matter what you have in you" damn that was cold hah
He needed to hear that after his, “ I got that dog in me,” comment
Has "everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face" energy.
I LMAO at that comment. Best moment of this video.
It's true without O2 one is finished...
@@JDLupusThat's dope
Imagine challenging a boxing coach and not even knowing that you're allowed to block punches.
😄😄
It’s a skit.
What do you mean? he blocked them all! With his face and body...
"You're a podcaster brother" love Nate. Def one of my favorite fighters of all time. I love that he's become humble as he's aged. He seems like he'd be a chill guy to hang out with.
I've never had a piano lesson. What they're doing is the equivalent of me getting onstage with a master pianist and thinking I can do what he does.
LOL good analogy. I'm a pianist and a 40-year martial artist.
Yeah because when they get on the stage and see red, they'll start playing Rachmaninov sonatas like nobody's business
cringe
But there are some people who have never had a piano lesson and they’re amazing. Wasn’t there that guy in Australia’s got talent. Some people are just crazy talented.
@@sammylpt9076lol na
Just because some punk has security handy to prevent his getting beat down, doesn't mean he didn't commit a battery.
I think he and his security has finally been charged with assault. And a trial is pending. If someone knows for sure let us know.
And now I'll watch Atozy's coverage of Jack's downfall, haha!
just because monkey merab could beat you doesn't mean you can't insult him verbally
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That first guy did a bunch of research but 0% training. 😂
yeah he was an idiot. Even if he thought this guy was a subpar boxing instructor he would still be loads better than someone who looks like he has never trained.
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face - Mike Tyson
late fifties and pudgy, research aint gonna help
that guy is also 50 years old
when someone calmly says “don’t do that” in a fight you’re in for it 😂
What was it Bruce Lee was quoted as saying? Something along the lines of "Beware the calmest man in the room when bad things happen"?😑
Ever seen the movie Second Hand Lions? Always loved where the guy takes the knife away from the teen thug, tells him he's using it wrong, shows him what to do, then gives it back to him and tells him to try again. The teen didn't learn either.
The first clip is one of my favorite ones. Coach is beating him down while also vocally gentle parenting him; he must be a father lol
I once worked at a place where there were two brothers. One was a body builder, the other studied martial arts. The body builder knew what was what. He said, "It's easier to look tough than to be tough."
Yeah but the strength helps. I used to get into fights at school, and did a lot of strength crap like push-ups and situps (I didn't really know what I was doing). And my brother was in wrestling. He came at me one day (as brothers do) and he tries his wrestling moves on me and I managed to outmaneuver him and was faster and stronger, despite only being in street fights and no formal training. I imagine that muscle memory on not doing illegal moves in sports like that could be somewhat of a handicap.
We're only two years apart and of similar build and weight.
@@michaelmatusewic4565okay
cool story bro
The videos presented here about bodybuilders was misleading because everyone that bodybuilder fought was around the same weight. The BJJ guys who are skinny and think they can easily take on a bodybuilder may be able to choke out the bodybuilder, but they may get thrown across the room into a wall by a bodybuilder fighting without any rules.
@@michaelmatusewic4565So your brother is just awful at wrestling
That influencer with the bodyguard will mess with the wrong person someday
I guess he forgot people also have guns
He should go do that in the hood
He has. His thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude and little Jack Doherty got a big lawsuit. He's so desperate, he tried to use his renter's insurance to pay, and was denied.
I would ask the bodyguard if he is bulletproof 🥴
They’ll ban the president but they let douche bags like this get rich off ruining people’s lives and making culture toxic
Why did I watch this video?
Now I cannot stop thinking about that rude kid with bodybuilder.
Awful, awful person.
Same here.
Hope he'll learn some manners ASAP
?
That was "spesh". Oh my
Only a matter of time before he runs into the wrong person who throws their time away in exchange for his life.
I’m 53, been in the army, had my world experiences, yada yada yada….. I will never challenge a pro/amateur/street fighter to anything except a drinking contest…… know your limitations people…
That little guy using his huge security guy is going to get them both killed one day when they mess with someone really crazy.
Damn, that boxing coach really coached him the hard way. He was able to box him and talk to the challenger about his attitude at the same time!
The challenger didn't give any attitude tho did he? I mean maybe it's just not on video but he literally said I didn't come to kick your ass and I don't wanna get my ass kicked. I saw nothing disrespectful from him
@@thomasc2394 that was the coach who said that
imo the coach was major bully trying to look like a superhero. not my kind of guy
@@the___dude you're right, but did he say anything disrespectful? And looked to me like the coach absolutely wanted to kick someone's ass lol
And he held back lol
My son who was kind of intimidated in middle school, I encouraged to take some MMA training. Two months later I'm in teen court, because someone who thought he was a bully to him got creamed by him. I told him then, most people don't know boo about fighting. Any amount of training beats someone who only played intimidation games. This is pretty much the speech I made to the magistrate. My son and this bully shook hands, and became very good friends.
I’m glad that story had a happy ending.
@@williamhamilton1154 Me too.
Good story and a great ending! 👍🏿
So what? Jeez. Great story.l
And I am a father of that 'bully' and I can tell you that him an your son are more than just good friends
I really hope Jack Doherty gets his match, by his bodyguard either being too weak, or too slow.
or outnumbered.
He got sued is what he got. His thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude. Little Jack got a big lawsuit. He's so desperate, he tried to use his RENTER's insurance to pay, and was denied.
@@bwilliams463 When was that?! Guess i missed some stories!
If this was some time ago, it didn't help enough, i guess.
@@Kurachi84 It was actually fairly recent. UA-cam has the vid.
ua-cam.com/video/KJjUW1LWivQ/v-deo.html
i've learned to blast a 50 second fart when fighting to win. it's martial farts 101.
"If your chi-flow can be channeled, then you will be invincible." - Some Homeless Guy with straw in his hair
A survey of average guys found that 50% believed they could play in a major league baseball game and not look out of place. Apparently, there's an infinute supply of fools like this.
That first guy was at least 45 years old and had obviously never been in shape in his life.
50%? That is insane.
More realistically, it should be 99 out of 100 say they would look out of place.
I remember working at a sporting goods store WAAAY back in the day, and my co-worker told me the only reason her boyfriend was not a MLB player was because he was home schooled growing up (and therefore wasn’t on a HS team).
And the 50% of guys with average and above intelligence knew better.
There was another survey and a shocking percentage thought they could fight off a lion, bear, or shark if attacked. Probably the same guys.
Depends on the team though. Would look out of place on the braves, but would fit right in with the white sox
As they say, bullies are cowards.
Thats why there are so many cops and banana bandits.
Most people are cowards tho. It’s programmed in human nature to pick on the weak and avoid getting into confrontations with the strong
It’s true. We had a bully in high school and was talking crap and I challenged him to box as I felt confident though I never fought anyone but my punching bag. On video we fought with 20-30 people there and I beat him in a few mins he quit from “exhaustion” lol
@@SMD-i3v picking on the weak only show's how weak bullies are, because they are weak, they can't mess with someone intimidating, so then they pick on someone who seems less timide.
This saying doesn't work here. These guys are less cowardly than you because they're going through with it, lose or no lose
Never underestimate a real fighter no matter if they practice boxing, kickboxing, MMA, etc. If they aren’t messing with you, why mess with them if you know they’ll have better use of defense.
taichi..
Fighting is for neanderthals. The refined gentleman brandishes a pistol.
Facts
I will never understand the mentality of a non-fighter who sees a professional and thinks, "oh yeah... I can take them EASILY."
Imagine if some guy just wrote a Cheque for a million , handed to the security guard and said you're hired , now step aside.
That's the beauty of self defense training. The guys who have it are trying to avoid confrontations at all times because they literally just don't want to have to hurt anyone.
Several of these clips have the "trained fighter" getting violent when nobody else was.
I’ve been doing combat sports since shortly after taking my first steps as a toddler. I don’t necessarily always deescalate situations, but I’m also 6’5” and 245 so if someone wants to act like an ass while I’m around even after repeatedly being told to act right? I’m not going to cold cock the guy because i don’t need the legal trouble, but I’m not going to let him harass everyone else around, either.
And also the fact that we can be prosecuted once they find out we are martial artists even if we were defending ourselves. I simply always told bullies come with me let's go over here where there's no witnesses. Which is what every martial artist should do. No witnesses. That said of course you trying to avoid it a lot of these nut jobs carry. But then again we have learned over the years that we need to also because of the evil that's out there.
@@zxt5148 Not every trained combatant will attempt to avoid conflict. Most of them will usually not jump headfirst into a chance to rock someone though.
I usually consider Mike Tyson in his prime as the premium example of a violent fighter and even he usually only threw down in a street brawl when someone provoked him.
@@Thor-Orionand when that guy sticks a gun in your face you will realize that your entire life has been one big giant waste of time.
LOL Jack is such a coward, hiding behind his security guard! 😂
Little Jack got a big lawsuit because his thug bodyguard sucker-punched a dude. He's so desperate that he tried to use his RENTER's insurance to pay. He was denied.
Just like women, when they talk shit then hide behind a man.
More like Jacqueline.
I consider myself a pretty tough fella and somebody who's been around the block but with all due respect these trained MMA fighters got something to offer every single one of us.
Says the 43kg weakling.
I used to box on a university boxing team 40 years ago when it was a varsity sport. Occasionally tough guys would stop by the gym, asking to get some gloves and get n the ring with a trained fighter. They always got humbled. One day a tough guy came by about my size and my trainer Jimmy beckoned me over, "Get in the ring and work with this guy." So I climbed into the ring, put on the headgear, and went a round with this guy off the streets who evidently was really tough in his hometown. It took all of a couple minutes before he was stepping out of the ring, crying and moaning about how I "got lucky," "cheated," whatever. It was a lot of fun for me going a round with a sitting duck who had no clue what he was doing. Lot easier than fighting the trained guys I sparred with on a regular basis who could potentially hurt you if you made a mistake. Fun days.
The boxing coach ,
What a cool headed dude,
In complete control, gave a non student a free valuable lesson , could've been much worse if the coach had a vindictive mind,
The control he has in not abusing his skills on the un-trained is admirable,
Gave just enough to show it.
That calm, that a trained mind has, is an incredible skill.
Last guy with the security,
Not cool at all.
And that "oxygen" comment.
Factual and clinical,
Love it .
Thanks for the upload!
I had a friend who thought he could win any fight because in his words “once the adrenaline kicks in I don’t feel pain.” Yeah, one hit in the sack stopped him pretty quick lol.
I dont feel anything there....
Pain exists for a reason. If you’re getting your ass kicked, your body wants to let you know.
Good 😂
Lmfao
You have a body guard but the day will come when 4-8 people will come and try to challenge both of you 😂
Then the bodyguard's like, "I'm out..."
Or someone will have a gun and a short temper.
Oh man! Honestly, I both want to see that and I don't think I could watch it. It will be sadly damaging. His bodyguard must get paid REALLY well to protect him while acting like such a punk. The guard should walk off the job in the middle of one of these tantrums
And one of them will be packing a gun
3:10 that's mad dog xu xiaodong. he's absolutely legit, but the chinese government is constantly harassing him for "disrespecting chinese culture"
more like fuking up myths and bs.
He's a hero for exposing the flaws of kung fu
@@MartyFromDagestan He himself once studied kung fu, and he cannot forgive fake kung fu masters who spread lies on the Internet. However, when he knocks out a fake kung fu master, it is sad that for some reason it is used to label him as "kung fu is fake lol" in the Internet world. (In fact, the grandfather of the self-proclaimed Tai Chi master cannot do any of the martial arts movements he claims to be.)
My friend was a tough bouncer. A waitress told him he had to get a fairly big, brash talking drunk guy out of the bar. My friend told the waitress to give the customer a double shot of apple Crown Royal. The waitress protested. "Trust me, and make sure its not chilled" he said. Sure enough the customer downed the double shot. In short order sweat broke out on the dudes brow. Next thing you know the guy ran out the door and across the street to the beach to puke his guts out. No force needed. The fact that my friend is a master of tactics is belied by his large physical stature, Police Athletic League and Golden Gloves boxing training, kung fu training, bouncer experience, tree climber arborist/ chainsaw using log lifting /training, and general zest for hurting people who are being assholes. Its not always about who is the toughest. Sometimes you just have to be sly like a fox.
Getting mouthy with Nate Diaz?
Ultimate stupidity.
He was laughing, the guy actually has a sense of humour from what I've seen, it wasn't disrespectful.
You know Nate was thinking, “What a fuk1ng tool.”
I am not fighting someone with calliflower ear. Just common sense.
Phffft, I could take Nate Diaz out on his best day. To a nice restaurant.
Some of those guys don't play. Rogan, for example, is a very nice guy but check his background. Don't have a go at him.
The one with the reporter looked like healthy fun tho
Allister Overeem ( however you spell it) is badas$ ck out him and Badr Hari fight, I think maybe the fought 2 times?? They sure look like they hated each other.
Tbf, that guy at 2:20 seemed to do it all in good sport...
Great video. It's a slice of humble pie for those of us who are not trained fighters.
How creative! Chocked out by your own arm!
I'm kind of amazed how most people don't understand that fighting is more about coordination/agility and respiratory conditioning (especially the larger you are due to greater energy requirements to move that body around) than just "I'm big, but slow and uncoordinated". Obviously force = mass * acceleration, but if you understand body mechanics then someone that does will see that natural counter hand drop with your head sticking out on a massive swing and find that spot right at the base of your jaw or behind your ear.
100% support for not being blocked from showing punches and hits. Great content!!
I loved the mouthy guys reaction when rampage Jackson walked in😂😂😂
That is the correct reaction to Rampage Jackson arriving somewhere if you’re causing drama.
He was proper mouthy but he wasn't stupid. Took his ass out the door the moment the odds stacked way against him.
who was that giant bitch? that righteous indignation was hilarious.
scripted
The toughest guys are the quiet humble ones.
And Joe Rogan
That’s not really true either.
It's very true 90% of time.
@@AldoSchmedack no, not really. There are plenty of dudes who are loud af, and can definitely back it up.
This is the strangest cliche people come up with, because it’s simply not true. I mean just look at the mma or any fighting for that matter. They’re all obnoxious, cocky, arrogant and LOUD. Why do you say such ridiculous bs?
I’ve wrestled and done martial arts since I was about 10 years old….never in my life would I lack humility and challenge masters of their craft with no formal training in that discipline! It’s a total insult to the hours of blood, sweat, tears, and dedication that goes into becoming better in a particular discipline!
I remember being a young chef in Hawaii. I challenged a fighter who was training. He literally could have killed me in 30 seconds. I just glad we were friends. True respect for theses fighters.
Lil bro's gonna lit by his own security one of these days.
He just doesn't know it yet
People forget that these professional fighters are often training 8 hours a day 5 days a week with their own trainers. They fight for a living.
But I just watched rocky 1 through 5
People know professional fighters fight for a living and train to do so.😂
It would be like an MMA champion walking into my dojo and challenge me 1v1 shadowfiend mid. Mother fucker is getting destroyed.
Don't call it a "living". Call it what it is; a subsidized hobby.
@@jimmelton5846 What I'm saying is there is so much more than just fighting.. There's Plyometric Exercises,, Circuit Training, Mental Stamina Drills, Agility Training, Strength Training, Special Diet... They have every advantage there is over an amateur.
4:43 - That's Brian Shaw...he's not a fighter either. Unlike Bradley, Brian is a real monster with terrifying power and size that he can use to his advantage.
Yeah bullshit to put that into the video.
True them again Brian did train in MMA for a bit which was honestly terrifying
Ya no joke someone who is 6' 8" and 400 lbs is terrifying.
@@jonathanjuillerat9831 who can also kick your ass now too, remember he studied MMA for a bit
And not to mention one of the strongest guys in the world with two of the strongest grips in the world.
Thank you; you have cured me of my momentary UA-cam addiction and can now hurry up and catch up with everything I should have done 2 hours ago.
🤣🤣🤣 if you don't have oxygen in you, it don't matter what you got in you 🤣🤣🤣
That boxing coach is my new favorite person.
Beating up an old guy with no natural fighting talent. Quite the hero.
@@guntertorfs6486Old guy asked for it. Done a research, as he says. 😂
Losing in a fight can be therapeutic for man(especially narcissistic and cocky ones), so if anything, the coach did him a favour.
I don't like bullies,
No one likes a bully
You will when you get older. Lack of bullying is why society is as weak as it is. Bullies perform a vital service.
@@salazam
Must not live in the USA. There is no lack of bullying here.. Quite the opposite actually.
@@rbarnes4076 You must be saying that from your safe-space. We are a nation of tattle-tales (who are the real bullies actually. If that's what you meant then I agree).
8:01 Mizzy told 'no' for the first time in his life after apparently having had no upbringing, felt so good to him that he started crying lol.
haha. The "I see red" got me. Dude, you might get angry and throw a grip of "I got this" but these guys are "I do this for a living and Im a professional." Thats like my 8 year old cooking cookies for mom and martha shows up with a 7 course turkey dinner.
The boxer at 6:40 did not really do the "propeller one hand and then hit with the other one" move from Popeye? :D He's legit out to humiliate that guy. :D
I saw that. 😆
Had an ex BIL who was 6' 3" and had everyone intimidated by his size and loudness. I was in martial arts and I saw how he moved while playing softball, he was a total klutz-no balance, no speed, no coordination at all.
He tried stepping up on me, and as he tried to buck up to me he saw I was ready to hit him and huddled up and covered his head as I stepped in.
I spread the word about what a fake tough guy he was, and there were guys that he had intimidated in the past that faced up to him and he backed down.
I didn't have to beat him up, I destroyed his reputation as a tough guy and he didn't get away with his act anymore.
What's BIL?
Dude lays in bed thinking about the one time he checked a big guy... 😅
@@pokerfacetv4644brother in law
@@pokerfacetv4644 Brother in law probably
@@pokerfacetv4644 Bass In Lake
I think that Tai chi master had that cup protector on the wrong head😂
One time I sparred with opponents who had way more experience, and I survived unscathed with these magic words: "I'm a beginner, so please go easy on me."
Anyone who tells you they “see red”, can’t fight, losing control is fatal in a fight.
I see red "once a month"
Bullies don’t want to fight. They want to intimidate others, and they look for easy prey. Lift weights and learn jiu jitsu.
Jiu Jitsu? Huh? Wheut? Bruh
@@Phil-zd8tnto grapple them if necessary
@@majimasimp sounds gay. You want to grapple other dudes.
Learn the way of the gun and win all your fights
Jiu Jitsu is a stupid street option...
Any decent instructor will tell you that.
8:15 that chumps bodyguard would get dropped and then that fool would be crying , this is when it’s okay to get your boys if you aren’t big enough to go against his bodyguard .
Love the street fighter challenging a boxing coach.😂😂😂Humble pie, anyone?
The security guard thing is hilarious. 😂 that one would have turned out bad really fast... 😂
1:11 Slowest probing punch on the planet and the dude didn't see it coming...for eff sake.
Had the impression he was slightly drunk.
If you physically hit someone after verbal insults, you're a criminal with a weak ego. if they're losers, let them be losers.
Huge respect to the first guy checking him 👊
Doing the obvious ; beating up an old guy everybody knows he can easily beat. Sign of a big ego.
Barging into random homes?? So if he gets shot, let me guess, they gonna call it a hate crime, right? 😂
Considering this guy is from the UK, I sincerely doubt that would even happen
I enjoy the respectful challenges and the kind "withdrawals" from the true fighters, instead of just trying to hurt them.
Result of living in a society that protects bad behavior. This wasn't an issue in the day of the sword and axe.
I kinda feel bad for the young guy that almost cried. while he is a goof He clearly has never been told off civilly like that by an older male, probably expected to get slapped and screamed at when he angers his elders. 7:57 The look of a fatherless boy if i ever seen one.
Don;t feel sorry for him, he is a massive twat. walks into peoples houses, steals peoples dogs and runs off... he deserves to be in jail.
I felt bad for him.
guy at 3:30 thinks he can beat Mike Tyson, but he couldn't beat Michael Jackson
😂😂😂
This joke made me: hee hee!
He couldn't beat off with Michael Jackson!
As a young kid my older brother advised me that if they can't breathe, they can't fight. I took that to heart and the streets.
I love how the coach was not treating it like a fight saying come on let’s work!
The literal ass kick at the very end-a low moment in that gym rat’s life for sure.
I imagine he will be questioning his own existence for a while.
Honestly that was hard to watch lol.
Nothing ruins a video more easily than this inserted beeps, and it's damn annoying and completely unnecessary, because swear words occurs everywhere in all societies.
It almost also becomes pathetic, violence may be shown, but swear words must be hidden.
That's youtube's policies for you
The first one put his glove on backwards... :/
Drunk
So many of these dudes think that rage is some kind of super power that makes someone good at fighting, but a really calm really experienced fighter can kick the ass of anyone who isn't thinking clearly.
Thanos vs the Hulk😂
rage is. but very few know how to maintain it and aim correctly.
That defeated "Okay..." when that body builder got lifted off the ground was so funny
If i ever meet Jackie Chan i would ask him to punch me so that i could tell people that i fought Jackie Chan, and if they ask who won I would say : " It's nice you thought I had any chance."
8:32 jack dougherty is the worst person alive his parents should be ashamed
At 3:30 the master is about 60 or 70 years old. They are literally beating up an old man!
Makes me miss training and teaching. Great stuff.
not even mad about the reused thumbnail cause that karate dude in the red shirt is GOAT. was among the first fights ive seen in my life when i was 13. im 33 now. i genuinely would like to meet him someday.
When I was practicing Kyokushin, there was this guy, whose cousin trained with us. He came and said that his cousin paid for the course but couldn't be here, so he would train in his place. Our senseii agreed. The he sees a Brown belt trying to open a window that's been rusted shut and said, "You got soft hands, you won't be able to do it." He challenged a Green belt to a fight, but the green belt refused, given that this guy was a white belt whose dogi wasn't here yet. Eventually, the entire dojo got tired of his shit bravado. So, when Senseii was absent and had given the charge to one of the senior students, he asked none of us to raise our hands except this one green belt.
So, the senior student comes up and says, "Who wants to do light sparring?" The green belt raised his hand, all of us, as instructed, stayed our hands. The noobie noob noob raised his hand enthusiastically, which was part of the plan. We all knew that he would raise his hand, no other white belt would be that stupid. So, they were sent to spar. The green belt gave two or three low kicks, very softly. Same movement, same place. So, the noobie expected a fourth low kick. He looked down, lowering his head. And lowered his arm to block the next low kick. I think you know where this is going.
Straight, beautiful roundhouse to the face. Ain't been a cleaner roundhouse performed on a face on the history of mankind. Who knows how long it had been, but eventually, he did wake up. And the first thing he said when he woke up was, "I... thought... this was light sparring!" The green belt said, "It is, buddy. It is. We're doing full-contact here. Our light sparring ain't touch and go."
He never showed up in the dojo again.
I trained with a buddy that had gotten his first black belt in Kyokushin when he was 17-18 (he went on to study differnt styles). The main thing that I learned from him was his leg kicks (He spent time with me showing me the correct technique)
That style is no joke!
@@jpad470 In terms of striking, I'd place it at Number 3.
1. Muay Thai/Muay Born
2. Ashihara/Boxing
3. Kyokushin
4. Pencak Silat
But Kyokushin sucks so badly at grappling that they'd be taken down within seconds. But if you combine that with an actual Grappling art, it's legendary.
For Grappling, I'd say...
1. Greco Wrestling
2. Judo
3. Sumo/Jiujitsu
Arts that have good balance between Grappling and Striking:
1. Kudo
2. MMA
3. Pankration
Martial arts with medium effectiveness:
1. Jiu Jutsu
2. Kenpo (Forgot the names of the forms)
3. Kalaripayattu
4. Krav Maga
And a few out there that I can't remember right now.
Weapon arts:
1. HEMA/Eskrima
2. Iaijutsu/battojutau
3. Kendo
4. Fencing
Anything outside this list is just Bullshido. It's not an opinion, but a fact. TKD guys and bjj and Wing Chun guys may start crying and arguing, but they will ALL get absolutely demolished against these arts.
2:30 conveniently left out when they reset he lasted 40 seconds lmao
No resets in real life tho
speed 0,25 - 1:53
Ffs
Pretty white
let’s.. not bring that up.
Wtf is going on
@@sickdewd5694 seeeex
OMG that first one is freaking GOLD. Can't come into a boxing gym and challenge the coach. Yeah not if your grey matter is functioning properly. You can ask for a lesson but a challenge is going to hurt unless you were trained elsewhere. Love how the coach is like "you came down here now you're going to work" might be has his punching bag but you still getting in some free lessons on what not to do.
I lost it at "a Tai Chi master who claims he can beat Mike Tyson in a fight"
“The guy in red isn’t a REAL fighter 🤨 he was all over the place 😂 and that stance was right out of a comic book!!”🤦🏻♂️🫵🏻🛑🛑🛑😂🤣🤦🏻♂️
7:34 "known for his outrageous pranks like" and then goes on to list crimes.
DUDE😂 you should’ve show Heavy weight champion Deontay Wilder teach crazy Charlie Z a lesson for disrespecting his little daughter online and asking to spar wilder. It was hilarious and quasi punishment
People who have never been in a confrontation with a professional are really foolish. Because if nobody beats on you.. you never develop the pain tolerance and endurance to survive.
"Known for his outrageous pranks" *Proceeds to commit multiple crimes*
"I got that dog in me".
"If you don't got oxygen in ya, it don't matter what you got in ya".
God damn! That's some high level shit talk.
9:15 > Who's the Master lol hearing the girl in the background laughing makes it worse. hahaha
I like the first one, he was talking to the guy while knocking his a** down like he was giving him life lessons 😆