Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Ip Man 3 - Mike Tyson vs Donnie Yen
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Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Ip Man 3 - Mike Tyson vs Donnie Yen
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In an interview, Donnie Yen spoke about how he felt more in danger filming this fight scene than any other, because Tyson was not trained for fight choreography nearly as extensively as the other martial arts stunt players he typically worked with, and also because massive and powerful as Tyson is, one small mistake could result in a devastating hit.
How about that time in Rocky IV when Stallone wanted Dolph Lundgren and him to basically spar for real, not realising the extreme gap between normal people and world class athletes, which almost killed Stallone. People who have trained their whole life to hit others may have some trouble adapting to just pretend and take it easy.
@@Rachenviel Very true. Its hard to "dial it down" when you spend so much time pushing your limits. Stallone didn't learn his lesson from that by the way. He has several stories of injuries from professionals.
One of the reasons Mcgregor never had a chance against Mayweather, yes Conor can throw hands but throwing hands is ALL MAYWEATHER DOES!!!! It's like trying to outkick a tae kwon do guy, yes you add in hands and they will have a tough time, but if you meet them in their world you are screwed!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 Worst decision McGregor ever made, giving Mayweather the advantage. Even Mr Magoo could've seen the outcome.
Right? The amount of people I had telling me that McGregor pushed Mayweather harder than Pacquiao or that he could have won was ridiculous! The hype train really does carry people away
Tyson is the only one who hasn't lost to Ip Man in Donnie Yen movie
That's how you show respect to the legend, thank you Donnie Yen..
That is not all.
Mike Tyson’s character has a daughter and also he did say if IP Man can last 3 minutes, he will stop what he was doing. And he kept his word.
When he learned that children were being used as hostages or baits, he furiously knocked the lights out of the bugger.
He may be an antagonist but kidnapping children is going too far for Mike Tyson.
Big respect there.
pretty sure its based on racism, they don't want tyson to lose other idiots will say its not believable just like they say duh rocky can't win against a younger opponent, when age means nothing when a huge force to the face would drop anyone, just like a small body can still win if you blind them with a eye strike, punch to the throat (to stop them from breathing) or kick them in the balls i.e it IS believable but whities refuse to accept it
@@GawrGurasBathTubPizza
Real life aside...
That statement you made, ironically, the character of Mike Tyson's a.k.a. Frank is not a racist.
Compared to Twister, another boxer who is a racist.
Wallace the chief police superintendent is also racist.
Barton Geddes, a Karate user is a racist.
also the only one ive ever seen who KO Steven seagal in the movies. once you are in Steven seagal movies its like freddy kruger nightmare no one beats him but Mike did.
@@emerald-armament4809 Yeah right, I thought Seagal will win as always and then Mike kicked his ass, I was like oh yeeaaah!!!
In case you couldn't tell, Mike Tyson had an absolute blast filming this, and was very proud and humbled at how much reverence they gave him.
Fan of the IPMAN series but damn. I've got so much respect for TYSON. The more I see his stories the more I love him. So humble and he IS the BOXING WORLD champion. So much respect in this scene. I love it.
So much under-the-table respect shown to Tyson, a true beast of boxing.
yeah, it pretty clear they had a lot of respect for Iron mike cause for any other boxer they have IP men beat mike eventually. of course he would had been the final boss still he would had lost that fight clean. For this scene they sort of left it up what you think. uppercut to the face versus kick right on the groin.
@@Marveryn àà
Even tho this is a fantasy movie I don't think Mike Tyson would'v agree to film a even least realistic fight, let alone get his ass beat by some taichi dude
Like he would even agree to film if he would lose in the fight lmao.
@@SwordWieldingDuck fpr the right paycheck?? i think he would take the L but only if it was one of those fight that made him look good in losing
In case someone doesn't know after reading it in 20 comments: Mike actually broke a finger in the elbow scene
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But Donnie Yen hurt his elbow I think
@@50thdollar61 maybe but i think his elbow didnt broke it just hurt from mikes power
I just wish someone would talk about that finger he Tyson broke.
Fun fact, Mike broke a bone in one of his hands because he wasn't experienced with movie timing fights and his fist connected with force against Donnie's elbow block. Donnie said Mike hit him a few times on accident and it hurt like hell.
He Mike actually bit him full force by accident he'd be in the hospital
@Aetacy so even holding his punches back STILL have such incredible force? JEEZ...imagine serious punches...hospital visit for the untrained...
@@ZoraPMC there were a lot of hospital visits even for trained ppl. it's tyson.
@@el34glo59 not likely. Donnie is MMA he's used to taking hits
@@nelswolf There's a huge size and strength difference, though. If Mike got a clean shot on Donnie, he'd be in trouble. Especially a shot to the head.
Tyson broke a finger in the fight scene with Donnie Yen. A lot of respect between both of them during their interviews.
yeah, just thinking that while Donnie was holding back, just imagine if he have all motivated ? Let's just sink to that 😌
@@sipenarekbecha7193 well tyson was also holding back, just probably not pulling his punches that much. But the pure weight difference, literally one hit at all from tyson and donnie would be out of the fight, there's just no working around it unless donnie's real good at submission
@@sipenarekbecha7193 Tyson doesn't miss punches like this. It's all choreography. You can't measure anything by it.
The point is if Mike punched his elbow full strength he would have broke probably all his fingers and his entire hand, so there’s no point in measuring what if Tyson used his full strength. It wouldn’t be an easy fight for him either because in boxing there’s no punches to the eyes directly or the throat, and no elbow blocks to watch out for.
@@chadshowdown9382 Geroge Forman starting using elbow blocks in his comeback because he was quick enough to get his head out to of the way. So they are a thing, but a bit unconventional.
It was Cantonese that Mike was speaking. And, surprisingly...Mike did a pretty damn decent job speaking those Cantonese phrases.
expert
I would say he have tried his best and I respect that and of course I’m so happy he tried
I feel like it was better than his english. Then again I don’t speak Cantonese so I couldn’t make any real evaluation
@@isStock There was defined quite an accent, but still very understandable and not bad
@@nowords5808 it is as good as Don Cheadle's cantonese to Jackie Chan in Rush Hour 2
The bag swing was real, Donnie stated that it scared him because it was an actual near miss.
During the elbow blocking part, Mike actually broke a finger there
what wait for real??
@@jaeswag4921
Yep. He said it himself
@@jaeswag4921 yes, you can check some videos or pictures of donnie yen and mike tyson promoting the movie and see mike tysons hand covered in bandage
It was becuz donnie did the elbow move incorrectly thats why
@@doggybear4855 no he did it correctly. This is the intended effect of this move in combat. They just weren't careful enough when shooting this scene and Mike's fist accidentally connected with the force of Donnie's elbow block, causing the injury
Everyone thinks of Mike as being small, but that's only because he faced actual giants. He's 178 cm (about 5'10"), and with his build that makes him a pretty huge dude.
I would run away if some guy like tyson came to me like he did in ip man 3 in the fight. He is real life Nappa.
@@ayanjit9196 if i saw someone like that move like that at me, I'd learn parkour instantaneously
@@willcoffarchives I wouldn't even have enough time to draw a gun out like that, considering the fact he could knock me out in one punch. Yup, I better learn some parkour lmao
wait what I'm taller than mike tyson lol, I always thought mike was like 6'2 or something, I mean I'm built like a goddamn twig so not like height matters anyway lmfaoo he'd probably kill me in one hit without trying
I'm. 14 and I'm 6 ft
In an interview, Donnie said he blacked out at least 2 times during filming because Mike was getting back to his old habits. And the punching bag scene, that actually wasn't edited, It was real. The director told Mike to hit it as hard ad he can. That wasn't fake, It was real.
This is one of my favorite fight scenes. The way he lowers himself down on one foot is incredible! I hurt just thinking of how long and painful it would be training to do that! He's such an amazing martial artist.
if you check jakie chan movies he does it in a even harder way xD
My knees cried when i 1st saw it lol
It takes years of practice just to balance that. The actual ip man trained wing chun for years..
@@smugpug3093 unless you do it everyday for more than 10 years like the actual Ip Man 😂😂
Yes definitely every skilled martial artist like Jackie Chan could easily do some of incredible things.. Specially at his age no matter is it..
They are an Elite Master
Non boxing fan may not be aware of this but Mike is consider 'small' for heavy weight and actually perfected his in fighting and surgical power boxing style to deny the height and reach benefits of his opponents and shares a lot of the close fighting philosophies of Wing Chun (just watch how easily Mike pivots his whole body for surgical strikes and dodging). Mike for all intent and purpose is his own 'kung fu' style master. Much respect.
Mike said cus was inspire by aspects of martial arts
Fun fact: Donnie Yen broke Mike Tyson's fingers in this fight scene
Yup. Yen also said in a behind the scenes video that Tyson really did hit that punching bag and he barely avoided it.
Edit: added link because of a dumb response below.
ua-cam.com/video/zcVLcaB2lwo/v-deo.html
Also, Mike Tyson Said that Donnie Yen Moves so fast.
@@hugoboss3946 Of course.
@@kageofkonoha yeah mike was like, oh crap! and donnies, like, its fine, im okay.
Yeah and no body care at Tyson at first, they look to Donnie instead, poor Tyson lol..
Well I don't blame them..
Thank you for talking about the visor guard, lots of self-proclaimed martial artists who've reacted to this called bullshit on blocking with the elbows, glad to see someone who knows what they're talking about.
Hard to call bullshit on something that was effectively used in the UFC when Romero broke Whittaker's hand
because it is bullshit blocking with elbows
you think that little stick of a man would be able to block Tyson's full force shots ?
Tyson's fists would have pushed Ip Man's elbows straight into his chest
@@firstname4337 Given that Tyson did break his fingers, yes. works pretty darn well if your fast enough to react.
Too be honest, I only would have called bs because I would have thought that was more ong bak than ip man, but im pretty sure donnie yen uses that style of blocking all the time in the ip man movies.
@@firstname4337 you sound extremely knowledgeable. Just an observation
It's just nice to see Mike smile again. Glad he climbed up out of whatever depressing hole he fell into. YOU THE CHAMP MIKE!
He's a convicted rapist
I said the same thing "No one that size is getting hit like that by Tyson and is gonna be walking away"
even if one is heavier then mike
the power of Plot Armor
In real life, no one irrespective of their size is going to walk away casually getting hit in their face by any average adult man, if the punch has been landed without holding back.
mike got nerfed in the movie but he's also way older and out of his prime...
@Volrath Jaw doesn’t need to be broken. Only factor is how thick your neck muscles are when you get tagged in the jaw, since we are not trying to break the jaw but just cause the sudden acceleration of the head to cause a knockout.
The moment Tyson connected that hook on the side, and the following on the chin, both punches with no gloves, the battle was over.
agree! but it's fun to suspend disbelief sometimes and think that even someone little like me could defeat Iron Mike
3:01 when the bathroom stall doesn't have a lock
lmaooo good one
thank you for the laugh
omfg that was the best comment ive seen in a while, well done sir
Jesus thanks for the laugh.
Can’t be caught lacking anywhere
The "circular motion" is Mike's peekaboo style where he constantly bobs from side to side.
I remember seeing an interview with Donnie where he said he's never seen punches with the force that Tyson could create, and at the speed he can throw them
and that's a much older tyson...
20 year old Tyson was really something else.
Tyson was a force of nature in his prime.
@@lordshadow19 he was literally a monster in the ring if I went against him I would quit boxing
Epic fight! Great, knowledgeable review as well
Reminds me of an anecdote about Bruce Lee when someone asked him about the prospect of fighting Muhammad Ali. Bruce held up his fist and said "Look at that hand. That's a little Chinese hand. He would kill me!" It's still fun to speculate about, and seeing a similar scenario play out in the movie was awesome.
people forget different weight classes too , Lee 65 kilos max while a boxer 100+ kilos
2:22 donnie yen evaded that off script punch..
Tyson actually took a good hit and said it surprised him about how much force Yen got him with
What I really love about this is the respect it showed to Mike Tyson as a fighter and also the display of his sheer raw power.
One thing I loved about the choreography here was that it was showing how both of them were switching tactics on one another. Many fights are where one person is superior and the other finds the exploit and capitalizes to end it but this was both of them just alternating consecutively.
My brother broke his hand (metacarpal) in karate when he was sparring, and hit his sparring partners elbow. The bone actually broke in two places, and seperated from the rest of the bone. Thankfully it was pushed back into place, and he recovered from it.
Wow, that's serious.
Dang I needa learn that elbow block
@@snowman6645 Don't even try until you're sure you can pull it off. It's super high-risk, high-reward. Fuck it up and you're worse off than if you had just ate the punch.
@@shaness112233 Dolph once hurt his hand on a brick when he was gonna break it , even pros get hurt
@@shaness112233I mean u need to make sure they hit ur elbow joint or else they could knock the pain part out of the way and rain punches on you like Tyson did at one point.
What I dug about this fight was when we all thought that Ip Man was gonna begin his rally after that dope stance, but the wind got knocked out of his sails when Tyson was bobbing and weaving on the floor and he knocked him in the side to the wall.
@@retradd1618 ah yes, blocing
Donnie did say in an interview that Mike did clip him with one of his punches during filming and that it run his bell good, lol. One of the hardest hits he's ever taken he said and it wasn't even a direct solid hit. Totally not surprising. XD
I couldn't imagine getting tagged by ol' Iron Mike. He's lucky he only got clipped
He technically dodged it, only felt the air whiz past him. He reacted fast enough to luckily dodge that.
nice respect to a beast of a fighter in a movie
Donnie had to wear full body armor under his outfit in order to not get *destroyed* by Mike
I think when we look at an Asian they are quite small compared to Tyson. My Korean teacher is very small but can hold a 50 lb barbell in his mouth. I used to work out with him.
@@briang.7206 Holy crap that's some jaw strength xD
@@whiterabbit4113 Yes he did a demonstration in a park before a crowd of people I later saw the photos.
@@briang.7206 Could you send us a link to these photos?
Ip Man 3 is actually my favorite of all the movies. The scene where Ip Man takes on the Thai boxer is legendary.
I agree but I absolutely LOVE the "Ip Man" franchise as a whole,and that scene of him going against the Thai fighter is hilarious cause Yen was giving dude the hands something serious.That started on the 3rd floor and he beat his ass all the way down to the lobby 😆😆😆🤣!
Kinda upsetting tho, the thai fighter was majorly downgraded. The only thing that's "thai" about that scene is his looks tbh.
@@kewtheii6764 I was wondering when one of you would show up in the comments. There is always that person who only feels joy when he can shit on everybody else's fun moment. Well done sir.
Why is it your favorite? I’m curious ^^
My order would be 1 or 4, 2, the spinoff then 3
@@DarkJenko because we all like different things.
really appreciated how he didnt rag on the fight for inaccuracy as a choreographed fight made for entertainment and rather broke down specific technical elements
I remember seeing that being in this movie gave Tyson a lot more respect for movie martial artists, going over the fights over and over for hours and days on end, he didn't realize just how much work it actually was
It is very rare to see that movies who have follow ups being just as good as the first, and i must say, i love all ipman movies
Gotta be honest. Didn't like Ip Man 2 too much. Thought it was... ehh. But boy did I enjoy the first and the third movie. I actually liked the third movie a heck of a lot more than Ip Man 2, and I thought the fights were actually better than Ip Man 1. However, Ip Man 1 is just a really great all-around film beyond just being a martial arts film.
1:08 This WI-Fi is unbreakable!
I had no idea this scene existed. Got to see the movie, now.
Watch the entire trilogy, all three movies are awesome.
It’s fire, gotta start at the beginning though lol it builds his character. 2nd one is great too.
@@ButteredToast32 all 4**
It takes a few seconds for the pain of a proper nut shot to reach the brain and activate the screech and puke reflex. In that time, donnies skull would have given in to the laws of gravity after bouncing off the ceiling and hit the floor. Tyson would have won, but he wouldnt have been able to enjoy his victory for about 5-10 minutes at least. :p Once he uncurled from the fetal position on the floor he would have been able to recognize he "won"
Mutually assured destruction
I love how this fight was done with so much respect to both fighting styles. Of course its choreography but some movies make the protagonist and their martial art unbeatable in a almost comical way, where nomatter what an opponent brings to the table the hero just dominates with his/her style. Of course in reality there is no one martial art hat defeats everything, thats why MMA is a thing.
You should watch the interview where Donnie Yen talked about facing Mike Tyson. On the shot with the Bag, Donnie yen said that his left hook was so fast that he barely dodged it. They had huge respect for Mike Tyson after that scene.
Liked for the elbow guard knowledge, thanks Burridge.👍
2:05 when Mike misses and punches the bag, the 3rd one was real and Donnie did dodge it. In an interview with Donnie, Mike was recording that scene and after the second punch his boxing instinct kicked in and almost smacked Donnie in the face. Donnie dodged that for real and said "i felt the air above my hair". Donnie said that he was more worried about getting KOed by mike for real.
I love how when they're showcasing a legendary fighter, like Sammo Hung and Mike Tyson, they end it with a tie.
Yeah
Even though this is an Ip Man movie, they gave Tyson so much respect. That's how you know this man is a legend.
Mike actually busted his hand in that scene but finished the take.
i remember watching that fight. That first second where Tyson come barreling down like a rhino. The dude is so scary!
It was actually Cantonese Mike was speaking and he's doing pretty well in terms of the pronunciation.
Fun fact: Mike Tyson did not pull his punches when he punched the punching bag at 2:21. In the BTS of Ip Man 3, when Mike Tyson punched the punching bag, Donnie Yen narrowly dodged the last punch by a few centimeters. Donnie said if he dodge half a second slower he would have gotten seriously hurt. Naturally, that shot of Mike Tyson punching the pillar at full force made it to the final cut, as it really showcases Mike Tyson's pure raw strength and power.
I love how you talk about Tyson. I do Tai Chi Chuan, and my Shifu loves Mike Tyson because his form and technique is so incredible on top of his sheer athleticism. People who don’t do martial arts tend to think of someone like Tyson as a brute, but that’s actually because of how nuanced his technique really is. It’s hard to see for an untrained eye, it does kinda look like he’s just a brute. But the truth is when you’re THAT good at punching, you do not really need to opt for the slower punches and grabs, you legit can just box and beat most fighters literally to the punch.
mike tyson literally broke his finger on this fight scene
Tyson is great - his podcast where he interviews Shatner is just flat out amazing.
I absolutely MUST find this now.
If Mike was really trying to hurt him, that rib/face combo would have been the end of the fight.
That was a great fight scene mann!!
I was very hyped for this! Not Disappointed!
2 absolute legends, mad respect for Donnie Yen but i do think one uppercut from Mike Tyson could end any fight
@cycobear86 Donnie would have landed the kick before the bell. Tyson was stopped by the bell before he could connect with his uppercut. Donnie won, but Tyson had the skill to stop the millisecond he heard the bell.
Both absolute legends.
@@shaness112233 I mean before the end mike Tyson’s blows should have killed him but it is a movie
For sure. Donnie Yen is phenomenal, but there is a reason there are weight classes. Tyson looks pretty close to his 215 lb. fighting weight, making him around 60 pounds heavier than Yen, almost all of it muscle. A bare knuckle Tyson punch on such a small man would not be pretty.
@@saverioman yeah many people don’t understand the force of his punches
@@shaness112233that’s bullshit Donnie yen didn’t win, ur clearly a non fighter, 2 things here, 1 this is a movie, the cuts could either be actual or the same time, first scenario if they were both the same instant, Donnie yen would’ve died cuz the punch would’ve killed him. 2. Donnie yen would’ve landed the kick first, which he still woudlve got decapitated, if u think a kick to the groin could make iron Mike fall over, either ur kicking him with iron or ur superman, Mike would’ve still finished with that uppercut.
That was hands down one of the best filmed fights I have seen.
1:10 Mike Tyson was saying 唯快不破, which literally translates to "Only the fastest cannot break(to break means to be defeated/countered here)"
But, as a native Cantonese speaker, all I heard was "Wifi不破" --> "Wifi cannot break"
Kek
Those were 4 of the most fun to watch movies ive seen in quite a while
Try Jet Li vs Jackie Chan in the Forbidden Kingdom.
This fight looked great, but was to stylized for my taste. I would imagine in a real fight Donnie would be looking to circle going for kicks and hitting Mike's legs to decrease his mobility, all the while looking to land an incapacitating shot either with a punch or another kick maybe to his head from behind. Meanwhile the larger stronger boxer Mike Tyson would really just need one or two good punches to end the fight quickly. One thing I found funny is that Mike looks so big in this movie, Donnie Yen must be a very small and light individual. If anyone here watches pro boxing they will know Tyson was usually the undersized fighter at least in terms of height. To me Mike started the fight and ended it with the first body blow, there's no way someone who is almost 60lbs lighter takes a full body shot from Mike Tyson and just instantly gets back in the fight, not in a real fight. But in movies all things are possible so they went for entertainment which is perfectly fine.
it's cause it's a movie, they want to stylize because it's more entertaining.
@@primary2630 I disagree that overly stylized fights are more entertaining, but had you read my entire comment you would have seen I stated that movies tend to do that. It is only my opinion and you don't have to act like I'm stupid and have no knowledge about something when you clearly didn't read my entire comment.
I can see what you mean, but for my money the goal is to be in awe of the talent and skill of these 2 legends and the fight allows them to showcase it with very little exaggeration. We all know a real fight with real contact would be different, but it would not be as interesting or enjoyable.
Mike Tyson is 5'10" 220lbs, Donnie Yen is 5'8 165lbs. In a real fight Donnie Yen would try to keep his distance and use kicks on Tyson's legs instead of blocking his punches up close.
Asians are generally small. Lols Mike is 178cm..that isn't small for Asians lols.
Good vibes man ; subscribed.
I love this scene because it depicts the level of mutual respect the two have for each other, especially with Ip's previous experience with Americans and boxing
In reality Ip man would be Rip man.
@Garry Connell you do understand that almost everything in the movies didnt actually happen?
@Garry Connelllmao you deadass believe everything in the Ip Man movies are real 😂
@Garry Connell proof?let me guess you also believe that Ip Man went to U.S and fought a marine
@Garry Connell I asked for proof about your conversation with Ip Chun and how am i a troll?😑🤣Im a troll for asking for proof?🤣
@Garry Connell Im starting to think that you're the fucking troll
If that clock didn't go off, Tyson's nuts would have been cracked and Donnie's head would be in orbit.
That would have been a double KO
again a really good analyzing from you dude ! :)
"less see whosse fiss are fasssesss"
Iron mike is a blessing
Almost saw a Johnny Cage fatality
I mean, watching Tyson work the heavy bag in his prime, that wasn't far off. Dude was a monster. It's a shame his personal life derailed because it really messed up his professional one.
I don't think people realize how skilled both Donnie and Mike are. You can take people who have trained their entire lives diligently and still not find fighters of that caliber. Donnie's technical skill and speed are incredible. Mike's absurd power and athleticism is equally incredible. I think it is one of those sorts of things that cannot ever be fully grasped unless you see it for yourself.
This is a pretty good way to do this kind of scene. To put it bluntly, boxing is just definitively more practical than wing chun, and most traditional Chinese martial arts. However, they don’t deserve to be dismissed as just fancy choreography, and making it a draw was the right move. There’s no superiority here, no (or at least no blatant) politics, just a really well choreographed fight scene between legends.
Left uppercut was tysons finishing move. I've been kicked in the nuts during a fight and it sucks but that's not stopping alot of people and I'm just some guy. Mike tyson in the mid 1980's you kick him in the nuts you'd probably break your foot anyway
Balls of iron
Do u think his nuts is made of iron??? Come on bra.. in a street fight which is also known as free fight, we are free to hit on any part of the body. If u get hit on your nuts or balls I am 100% sure u will be knock down.
thats why they called him iron mike :D
there was an interview where Tyson talks about how he broke his fingers, most likely from when Donnie was blocking with his elbows as you were talking about
its good that ip man still has a complete set of ears after the fight.
Those elbows are called limb destructions in FMA, JKD, karate, and Kung fu.
The raid final fight scene ! Really good one ! Would like to see you react to it ! 😀
We all know in real life, after Mike Tyson hit him with that first punch, the fight would have been over, lol.
nah man ip man got this ua-cam.com/video/lubVzxC5n8I/v-deo.html
your stupid plenty have been hit by mike and it wasn't the end lol
That's for sure. There are weight classes for a reason, Iron Mike looked like he had 50+ pounds on Donnie (not to mention his ridiculous punching power). When Mike was in his prime he was fighting Joe Frazier's son and Sugar Ray Leonard was providing color on the broadcast. The other announcer asked Sugar Ray how he thought he would do against Tyson and he said, "Are you crazy!?"
@@saverioman your speaking about boxing fighting in a ring is totally different then fighting in the street there are no rules so your size isn't valid knowing where to strike someone and how to strike someone it has nothing to do with size I know a guy about Danny DeVito size and height. That knockout someone that was way bigger than him with one punch so again your point is not valid there's no doubt that size gives you the advantage but it doesn't guarantee you will win look at Bruce Lee he's small he's a Powerhouse he knew where to strike someone and how to strike someone
@@cherrylove3656 You're right, size isn't everything. But I'll take "size + superior boxing skill" over a much smaller man every time. Tyson had more than his share of street fights before he was a champion and famously knocked Mitch "Blood" Green (a professional fighter) out cold in the street once he was champ. Even Bruce Lee, who was beyond spectacular as a martial artist, stated that taking on a prime Muhammad Ali, who was 7 inches taller and 70 pounds heavier, would not turn out well. Donnie Yen, another incredible fighter, looked puny next to Tyson and said his biggest fear was that Iron Mike would forget the fight sequence and accidentally land one of those bombs.
The last "Cham-sao" is EVERYTHING!🥰 Wing Tzun is a badas* even for weaker and more fragile people!👏👏
IRL, if he tried to block Tyson first hit, his internal organs would probably explode.
mike tyson has been around for a really long time. over 50 years since this point in time and he still looks the same. he must have a time machine.
Ha ha ha!!! The man is 54 now, i think.
Tyson nailed his Cantonese
Respect to both men.
Hilarious impression of Mike Tyson
Don't know if you have done this already, but you have got to react Jackie Chan's fight scenes in City Hunter (1993) especially the fight against the main villain who uses sticks to fight an unarmed Jackie.. That one is amazing! Might not be the best fight scene but definitely one of the most entertaining ever.
Yes, he's speaking Cantonese :)
Cantonese!!! Thank you! I wasn't sure! Hopefully my lack of knowledge didn't offend anyone!
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 None taken mate. Love your reactions :)
@stormy weather Agreed
Ip man 4 was the best man! Saw it in theatres and people were clapping it was a great time
this was nice
When I saw this I picture this fight as something if we have a good Street Fighter movie. Where Mike Tyson would play the role as Balrog and Donnie Yen as Fei Long/Gen.
Donnie Yen as Gen makes more sense for me. Terminal illness brings IP Man’s cancer to mind.
Fei Long would go to Danny Chan.
If that uppercut connected there wouldn't have been an IP Man 4 haha. Awesome scene.
Kyle Barnes
LOL - Facts!!!
Thanks for sharing
Mike gets into peekaboo stance and does the Dempsy roll... then I hear "Mike Tyson Roll" and my inner boxing snob wakes up😂
Can you do a video on “dragons forever”fight scene with Jackie Chan and Benny the jet and also “meals on wheels “ with Jackie Chan and Benny the jet
Yes!! They are on my list to do shortly, if I don't people are going to be very upset with me haha
With due respect to the master Donnie, Mike would beat him any day anywhere. I know both martial artists and boxers. Boxers can take hundreds of kicks and punches and one clean punch from a boxer can be detrimental to one who is not used to the level of power
Two legends 🤍
Watching Mike and Donnie is like watching a battle between iron and water so cool!!!!!!!!
Ip man 4 is a real treat cause Scott Adkins plays the "Big Bad" so to speak. really good fight scene. and Ip Man 4 has a decent amount of Bruce Lee character in it.
1)for anyone who didnt watch this movie...In this movie, Mike Tyson is a kingpin, he wanted to collect a land illegally. Ip man try to help people who living in the land.
So he against Mike Tyson. After some conflicts between Ip Man and Mike Tyson's fellow, Ip Man confront Mike Tyson directly. Mike Tyson said:
If you can fight to me and can stand for 3 min. I will leave you be.
2) what Mike Tyson said in 1:12 is chinese. "唯快不破"
Great reaction, fascinating to hear about the elbow blocks. I'd be interested to hear your take on the finale of Jackie Chan's Police Story, what with the martial arts but incorporating pretty much everything you could possibly find in a shopping centre.
I love Jackie Chan's creative use of props! Was watching Shanghai Noon yesterday with the Mrs. So awesome
Jackie chan feels like watching a desperate struggle for survival when he goes full prop fight against a mob. You can almost FEEL the "Oh &^%* Oh S*&^ Oh (*&^%" going through his head as he scrambles for anything to hold off the onrushing crowd. I love it. It feels more real while at the same time being hilariously over the top. Reminded me of ip man when he was fighting the dock workers or the fish market guys with machetes. Grabbing the pallets and cages, ducking and diving through obstacles to avoid being over run, etc.
"How do you think the unthinkable?"
"With an Ithberg."