Jack Doherty's 360Lbs BodyGuard Destroyed By 160Lbs Man
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Jack Doherty is a figure a lot of people hate on the internet, and due to his antics he needs security to protect him at all times. Here, that security is tested by a man who weights less than half his own weight. A smaller man who knows wrestling, jiu jitsu, mma, he will trump a bigger man who knows nothing and this is proof of just that.
Part of being a bodyguard is looking the part.
100 percent a detterent rather no one instigate a fight at all then have a better trained body gaurd who does not look intimidating inviting more chance of an altercation happening
Precisely I'm a short guy who first got into the gym via a armature bodybuilder friend at 20yr old, After 18 months I was bulked up and noticed nobody looked at me twice
Later I got into kickboxing, boxing and self defence, I became a genuinely dangerous individual and happily lost size in exchange for greater stamina and fitness levels only to find all sorts of random CLOWNS thinking they bad arses around my purposely humble and unassuming demeanor
Madness
Pretty much the only part
It's mostly about crowd control not 1 on 1 fighting skill. They would still accell at crowd control versus a 160 lb guy.
@@trollof229antthevariable9 that's a fair point.
Now I wanna see Jack Doherty’s WiFi router get destroyed
Or just himself
who is he
@@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511 toxic to society entitled young man that is extremely slappable due to the annoyance of his acts in order to create a following on the interwebs specifically the live streaming world
@@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511A junk distributor.
Or his shithead ego.
As a martial arts practitioner and instructor for many years I’ve always said that a smaller athletic guy always is the hardest guy to deal with. That said, a very big dude that is athletic and quick is even worse.
The smaller guy isn't a danger because he's athletic. He's a danger because he's a high level wrestler.
Jon Jones
Also this is a fight with very specific rules. e.g. some kind of weird wrestling fight
Tom aspinall
Small guys are danger because they will bring weapons to recompense their shortcomings. If US had to fight hand to hand fight or Europe did same, without weapons they are nothing because of population size. A small guy is more likely to add tools theirs fightings. For example, they may hit a 6 plus 230 pound guys with iron rod onto the head!
If you’re short and your insecure about it then getting stocky and learning how to wrestle will change alot for your self confidence.
based & dwarf-pilled
Yup, never a bad idea for manlet's to get into wrestling and boxing, at least throughout high school. I would be kinda careful about the "stocky" part as these sports are by weight class. Most wrestlers cut weight. Even a fit trim little guy that knows how to wrestle/box will still wreck most bigger guys. Of course in self defense.
Not by much
no need to get stocky
@@KettleBell-md8ph Id say if you’re like 5’8 like me you should be 165ish, like the guy in the video, to 180 and you should be strong as an ox. But even then when the guys are bigger and are also string it would benefit you to weigh minimum 170 to 190 to be big enough to outwrestle bigger athletes.
I knew a 135 pound doorman in NYC in the 80s. Carlos was a boxer and had no problems handling huge men.
Weve had one here a fee years ago, guy was an absolute pitbull. The sound faces made when he connected to them was awe inspiring
Boxing is one of the most useful martial arts. An amateur boxer can beat the living sh*t out of untrained hulk type body builder.
@@reaperlingden259add something like judo with the striking then you are OP😎
@@worwor1721 💀that's overkill
@@reaperlingden259 I guess it depends on what you feel is overkill.
Some will think training in any martial art is overkill and some can’t get enough of training as many disciplines as possible.
Personally, I think perhaps one reason someone may think it’s overkill is because it’ll take up so much of your free time training multiple martial arts.
But I was an amateur boxer when I was younger and looking back I would have liked to know how to throw people on the floor because sometimes in altercations my striking wasn’t enough (especially if there were multiple people coming at you) and watching on UA-cam judo fights, some of them judo throws are quick and savage.
If you think about it bro… little bit of boxing… helps keep distance and deal with them on feet and then if they get too close …. Judo throw that mofo…
Judo doesn’t teach you striking
Boxing won’t save you on the ground …
Nice combo
Wrestling is undefeated in certain situations
If it’s one on one sure but if it’s like 4 against 1 then your screwed or if the person your fighting has fast punches your gonna have a bad time trying to take him down without getting knocked out
In bed
In wrestling having a lower center of gravity is the advantage, everyone who wrestles knows this.
it’s all about leverage
@@0mtrebellcyury993 facts
Now let’s do it over where the Bodyguard fights back……………..
You I d I o t majority of big bodyguards don't know how to fight they related on size and power 👎🏼
Looks like he was getting handled
If the smaller guy also knows boxing or muay thai it would be the exact same outcome regardless if he fights back.
The big guy wasn’t throwing punches or elbows…in fact, he wasn’t providing any resistance at all.
The smaller man is probably a much more skilled grappler, but don’t forget when somebody hits you with heavy hands that are the size of a small ham it’s gonna matter/gonna hurt really bad.
That 160 lb man was in fact a state champ in wrestling while still active. Can tell you from experience, having wrestled multiple state champs and a one time national champ, it is a level that not even a weight difference can gap.
I've seen these wrestlers go out and get almost killed in a street fight, there's a huge difference from fighting and just pure wrestling
@@Tico513 You're right. A street fight would be even easier for the wrestler in terms of resistance lol. Already seen these scenarios play out quite a few times. Dude usually thinks they're the shit, throws a lazy punch, wrestler ducks it, dude gets slammed on their head. Fight over. This is going to happen 8 times out of 10, guaranteed.
@MartialWeapon no it's not there are a lot of dudes who don't train that know how to fight, yiu dummie that train think your better than everyone, that's not the case, ive trained with the highest levels in all disciplines, my toughest fight came from a random dude who never trained. You guys are not fighters your martial artists, there a difference
@@Tico513you’re not a high level martial artist 😂 getting beat up by pro fighters in the gymdoesn’t mean you’re also high level. You’ve never seen a pro or amateur fighter get beat up in the street and there’s a reason for that and plenty of proof of high level fighters beating up people outside the cage/ring etc.
@@Tico513 You've trained with the highest levels in all disciplines and struggled with a rando? Lmao that's pathetic homie. My point still stands. Trained fighter, martial artist, wrestler, whatever you wanna call it versus an untrained person, the trained person is winning.
Now the average 160lb man is going to go out and get himself hurt thanks to this video.
Big man's hips so high I truly believe he never have done a single squat past parallel.
The only reason he is a bodyguard is because he is big.
Depressing how little common sense people have.
They put big guys to avoid problems. Imagine having a 5 foot guy as a bouncer who is a world champ? A nerd will also take the chance to cause problems or start a fight. Prevention is better.
This was not a real fight dude. We don’t know how good the big dude is at swinging and if he hit that small wrestler with 1 decent punch he will get knocked tf out
@gastarbeiter8384 Do you think i think its a real fight?!
I dont argue with people like you because its a waste of time. Before i can even argue my i point, i have to teach you about reading comprehension. Because in no way did i ever indicate this was a real fight.
The premise of my comment is about big guys being picked as bodyguards just because of their size. And had this been a real fight, that big guy would be on his fat ass in an instant. Slow and cant even wrestle. I imagine his punch is just as lame. Untrained. All he is, is big. Sorry you took that personal.
Both of you..
Learn how to read.
@@duckyoutube6318 sorry man I don't speak english.
What I meant was that big sizes are intimidating so people will not start a fight. Looks are deceiving if we put a small skilled MMA fighter people may pick a fight. The main reason for the bodyguard is not just to protect but look intimidating and avoid unnecessary problems.
If I ran the UFC in a perfect world, every Champ at each weight class could be entered into a champions tournament modeled after a modified version of early UFC rules.
Gloves-optional, (closed fist strikes allowed.)
No weight classes.
No rounds.
No judges.
No scoring system.
Obviously belts wouldn't be up for grabs, other than the tournament belt.
The tournament would match champs to their closest competitor.
125 vs. 135
145 vs. 155
170 vs. 185
205 vs. 265
Can fight up to 3 fights in a night.
I know this would NEVER happen, but man would it be cool af.
Fighters careers would be ended within 2 years. 😂
@@OoLiiMiiT3D And yet, fighters who were less knowledgeable on the human body, nutrition, advances in recovery, lingering injuries, all fought with some of those very rules, or lack thereof for years and years while often fighting 3 times a night.
The reason why i think this would be interesting is because, there will be times, not ALL the time, but i feel we would truly see techniques that would work against all body types. Which IMO is a deeper truth.
So King of the streets youtube fights
The Rounds especially need to go. More honest even though fights would be long and boring, and BJJ would likely dominate again.
I like everything other than multiple fights a night. That just adds to much complexity into the mix; if you want to see who the absolute best is, they have to fight the absolute best. Multiple fights per night would lead not to fights amongst the absolute best; but only fights between whoever managed to come out of their fights easiest. Tournament style is just too wild. The best striker in the world gets an eye closed up somehow; he’s out of the tournament. The best wrestler in the world gets a headbutt and a bad cut, he’s out of the tournament. It turns into random gambling.
A good example of how rules can work in your favor if the larger guy isn't allowed to do the things that he knows will work. Clearly this was a sport engagement.
Exactly! The thing is if the smaller guy grabs the bigger guy that means the bigger guy can easily grab the smaller guy and you do not want that, usually.
Nothing will work. This guy trains fighting. Short of a knife he's toast
As a big guy that trains, it’s important to understand that the size and weight only complement your technique and ability. But I do have to say something about these “exhibitions” of grappling. This big guy has never grappled and is trying to be controlled. If he were to blitz the smaller guy he would push him into the people filming behind him. Yes he got taken down but I promise you if it were a fight in a nightclub or a street, I promise that big guy would give anyone problems.
And there's no way that smaller guy is gonna hold that big man down. And by then it's too late because the big guy has your forearms in his grip and you'd be toast.
Wrestling works amazing when your opponent agrees to wrestle. It doesn't work when you are in a genuine street fight and that person pulls out a 6" blade. IMO, just carry.
Big guy going light on him.
Nah. It's apples and oranges.
A wrestler vs someone with no ability.
If the big guy was allowed to strike he would have hurt him badly.
Then give big guy a little training and it's scary
Now give that bodyguard a year in wrestling/bjj/boxing training and you’ll see a different result
or just a regular no holds barred fight tbh.
You do realize he would need like 10 years of training to compete right? The little guys been training since he could walk
nah he wasn’t getting slugged in the face by that huge dude
Someone trying to punch during a wrestling exchange actually makes it MUCH easier. Unless they have skills/experience in clinch/dirty boxing, people are usually punching when they should be blocking positional progression. Striking during grappling only works well when you are already good at grappling.
@@kris3451 Lol reverse is just as true. Grappler has to enter striking range for a takedown and if he has no experience in that area high likelihood of getting clipped. And punches aren't kicks lmao. You can grab, frame and punch while sprawling. Any wrestler not used to that getting his bell rung guruanteed.
@@kris3451 one punch could kill this kid give me a break. You’re one of those people that thinks women can beat men in a fight. Look at those midgets against Eddie Hall.
tru dat. Everybody has a plan until you get punched in the face.
-Mike Tyson
Tell me you don't understand anything about fighting without telling me. It's like this clown still hasn't seen ufc 1 from 30 years ago lol
That'S a nice contrast to the Eddie Hall v 2 brothers fight
You have to remember, Eddie Hall isn’t representative of what most 360lb men are like in terms of fitness and strength.
Eddie hall also knows a thing or two about fighting. Don’t forget, he also trains a lil mma.
@@willbradley3201men involved in streaming besides the 1% outliers are probably the most out of shape men on the planet
Those 2 brothers had 0 fighting skills and knowledge with the size of little kids
Why are you comparing a wrestler to a body guard in the terms of wrestling? If the body guard wants to, he can just deliver a nasty elbow or knee and then slam him after he disconbobulates the wrestler. It’s easy to look deadly when the other guy has to hold back to not hurt you.
If it's a full blown fight, the wrestler wins. Don't be rxtarded.
@@robertherbst9487 Lmao how exactly? You try to go for a double you get kneed in the face and wouldnt be strong enough to pick him up either. You try to do hand fighting and then just end up getting your shit socked. You try to go to his back to choke him out and he just falls backwards onto the pavement. How exactly could you win with only wrestling?
@@ThatDude01028 I didn't say that at all. Did you even read my comment? I said full blown fight clearly. Big as Dallas. You're over here talking about limitations but setting up a scenario in which the wrestler would only wrestle. You don't think he knows how to throw a punch or turn a wrestling legal move into a nasty fight move? The big guy clearly couldn't wrestle so I doubt he has any training at all.
@@robertherbst9487 We’re talking about them fighting, why would I not bring up all the facts of what he couldn’t do in a fightv You just sound dumb. Why would a wrestler try to box? Why would a wrestler try to do anything other than wrestling? Sure he can throw his own hits but since he’s not trained on how to, it will do nothing. Whereas the big guy, since he has a massive weight advantage, any hit that he gets on the wrestler will hurt him badly. And good luck trying to break the arm of a guy who is twice as strong as you. If you’ve wrestled a day in your life you’d know how big of an advantage strength gives in grappling. The only thing I can see being effective for the wrestler is kicking his balls or poking his eyes.
Exactly. In a real fight the body guard would pick him up and body slam him.
That looks like the same guy who challenged Bradley Martyn and outwrestled him even though Brad tried to pull a sneak attack takedown.
It is
it seemed like the big black guy wasnt trying, like they were play wrestling. In real life the big guy could easily pick up smaller guy and slam him or just punch him and knock him out. Smaller guy is clearly a good wrestler and big boy doesnt know anything about wrestling.
In the real thing, the big guy would be left half dead from a titty twister alone
Was there a small black guy?
It looked like he weren't trying, because thats just how unathletic & helpless he is. He is just a regular fat guy.
Big guys are slow and to a small trained fighter it would be impossible to get hit by a slow punch. Now being picked up and slammed is a real threat to avoid.
This was a totally scripted fake video and this is a fake channel and click bait.
Just because you weigh 360 dosent mean you can fight. Most big guy's have never been tested, they get away with being big. Skill beats size almost every time.
Size only matters when skills are equal...
Just because you recruit someone who does 360Lbs on LinkedIn doesn't mean you can call them a bodyguard. Okay, it works for 70% of people who are afraid to fight someone big enough, but if he pisses off someone who isn't afraid to fight, he'll be dismantled like an IKEA piece of furniture.
What about a bigger man with the same level of wrestling skills?
Depends on the wrestling skill and size difference, heavyweight wrestlers have a different pace than lighter weights and have their own preference for techniques, even if they are "elite" or highly skilled. That being said, I think there is a point where weight stops being such a huge factor, I think the 90 -98 kg (200 lbs or so) range offers the best of both worlds: athleticism, explosiveness, speed and cardio to deal with people at both extremes of the spectrum. I'd say for MMA it's somewhere around light heavyweight, even a heavyweight can't risk taking shots from a light heavyweight, and even some middleweights, I think Rumble Johnson even at middleweight knocks out most heavyweights.
Jack would be in trouble if it was me I actually wrestle
Well that would look like father wrestling a toddler
Then obviously the bigger man wins. That’s why there is weight class especially for wrestling. Smaller guys are usually more skilled to begin with but equal? That’s not the point of this video though, they’re demonstrating this guy is a big oaf
Doesn’t really exist tbh, usually the bigger you get the worse you are skill wise. This is why in all combat sports, the smaller weight classes are way more skilled and fun to watch because big guys are slower and less intelligent.
Well it wasn’t a fight was it.
Damn that was impressive. I've been getting schooled by manlets in BJJ since day 1. I used to get angry, after my consistent ego death on the mats, I chuckle now when I get submitted. I have to congratulate how good you have to be to overcome the size difference. For perspective I'm 6'2 260lb ex-offensive lineman (I'm just about average for a college player).
Finally, someone who has experience. Most of the comment section are big guys who are delusional because they have clearly never trained. Same thing happens to all of us. I got worked in BJJ too when I started.
I'm glad you were able to handle the death of your ego. Humility is a great trait to have. 👍
I imagine being build like a brick s**t house would make it even more difficult, since size can already put you at a distinct advantage.
You would ko or punt those manlets in a real fight tho😂.
What is your experience with BJJ so far? I've been interested in trying for a while but I have a weak knee from an old soccer injury. I expect to get hurt but also hoping my knee doesn't get in the way. For reference I'm 6'1 220
@@aeronautisch Honestly, I've been particularly fortunate that I haven't been too damaged on the mats. Being a former athlete helps tremendously, being able to learn physical techniques gives you such an edge to non-athletic people. The other key mindset change outside of being less outcome dependent w/ the martial art I would say is learning where your thresholds are for physical exhaustion. Once you gain a good idea how hard you can actually push and for how long w/o injury that can inform how best you can train each week. A Competitor and an Enthusiast will approach BJJ totally differently.
If the larger person knows or has the same skill level the bigger man will win, in this instance the big guy doesn't know what to do
The smaller man has almost the same arms thickness as the big man. The difference in weight is in bodyguard's arse. A fat arse does not help at all in a wrestling match.
Athletism will typically overcome size.
When I was going through Army Infantry school, the 6'4 beefcake dudes were struggling while us 5'7 skinny dudes were skipping along all day long with a smile, usually offering to help the bigger dudes out.
1:26 Bigger guy just fucking around with the kids here while the little guy going as hard as he can and the terror on the face just to prove a point lmao
To a little guy a big guy moving looks like slow motion. You don’t know.
Thats not terror, he was just trying not to fart
Cope
You're right. It's the same thing as man vs woman fights. If you beat the manlet, you beat a manlet who cares. You lost to the manlet? You lost to a manlet bro! Lose, lose.
In the real world the big guy coulda dropped an elbow on the little guys spine and folded him.
Yeah when the giant is cooperative with the choreography
Literally before clicking i said "watch the guy know ju jitsu" and i saw caption and laughed
Meh, big man isnt really trying and this is friendly so do not get your hopes up. That big dude could toss that little guy like a blueberry muffin. He isnt trying....
This was a very competent wrestler beating an absolute novice under the rules of WRESTLING.
Technique matters when there are rules to follow.
160lb dude gets obliterated in a street fight because, now, there are no rules preventing big boy from punching, elbowing, kneeing, etc.
I’m not street fighting that big ass dude but, if he’s willing to box under the Queensberry rules I like my chances.
This is proof each situation would be a case by case
Isn't this the same dude that wrestled Bradley Martin?
Yes
Bradly did better than this 360 guy
Think 360 guy was taking it easy but Brad really tried
You can tell homie is enjoying grappling/taking down the big guy lol.
If that 300 pound could actually wrestle you be in trouble jack 😂
Would be way too slow
As a small man, myself, i can attest to this being true.....Also, having surprise on your side, helps a lot too. (No one expects the little guy to be dangerous).
However.....Sometimes you run into a guy that is big AND fast and dexterous!
They _do exist,_ and THAT is terrifying! A heavyweight that moves like a lightweight!
A lot of bodyguards are just big, intimidating guys. They're big and look tough, so they don't get tried.
This just proved theres no hope if youre little against someone big
Imagine another situation where there is real danger and adrenaline that big dude will be moving faster and swinging and all types of stuff
Until the big guy starts hammering him with fist 😂 don’t expect everyone to wrestle back
I always hoped i would run into that guy. Now, i know he's literally got no chance
I'm 6ft 230lb and I've been working out for years but I wouldnt wanna fight a 6'9 360lb bodyguard in a real fight. this comment section is clearly delusional if you think a 160lb wrestler is beating a 360lb bodyguard in a real fight. He could have easily planted his feet and slammed him at 1:40 if he really wanted to
You can learn to grapple also. You don't have to live in delusion. UFC 1 disproved everything you are saying 30 years ago.
He could not have "planted his feet" because he needed to keep his hips back in order to avoid having his legs rapidly yanked out from under him. It's so easy for delusional clowns like you to play monday morning armchair quarterback when the video is in slow motion; it's like when people who don't box watch a slow motion replay of Mike Tyson KOing someone and go "oh man that punch was so obvious, I would have seen that coming and dodged it". Just stop talking about stuff you know nothing about.
@Kinosis79 if you're talking about Teila Tuli being 410lb at 6'2, there's no comparison. Gerard Gordea Weighed 216lb, but he was 6'5 which already gave him a reach advantage. Plus 410lb on a 6'2 frame is not good. He was too short for that much weight. You must not understand how body weight and height works
@@Marvmadness93 Wtf are you talking about? There have been countless open weight matches in mma where the smaller guy won. Keith Hackney vs Yarborough, Fedor vs Zuluzinho, Gracie vs Akebono, CroCop vs Bob Sapp... the list could go on and on; all the fights I mentioned were guys around 6' to 6' 2' and 200 lbs or less beating guys who whose heights range between 6' 5" to 6' 8" and weights between 370 and 700 lbs.
Why are you bringing up some weirdly specific matchup and acting like that's the only possible example? The other guy was obviously just saying that the early ufc days disproved your point because Royce Gracie beat countless big strong guys while being a skinny, unathletic fighter with technical grappling skill.
@@bunklypeppz Yarborough was 6'8 616lb which is way too heavy. If you know anything about fighting that actually placed him at a disadvantge
Akebano was a 6'8 486lb sumo wrestler. Weighing that much also placed him at a disadavntage in mma
Bobb Sapp is a waste of mention. He admitted to throwing fights in an interview years ago.
Zuluzinho was 6'5 341lb and Fedor was 6ft 233lb is the only valid fight you mentioned.
Body guard has zero technical ability. He was beaten purely by head position
The "im 260" guy should go against him
The fact of the matter is a trained fighter in grappling can out maneuver any untrained fighter period. Punches don't mean much when you are being taken down. Imagine the big man going against a large guy his size with the small guys knowledge. Never understood using meatheads for security unless you just need bullet blockers.
well, if a skilled striker is able to land before the grappler gets to him, its a wrap, and they use meat heads for security because they are intimidating, if they use a 170 lbs bjj black belt with good boxing, sure he would beat most people but he will get in a lot more alteractions than the meat head since he is not as intimidating
@@mojahed4527 Yes good explanation
Thats not true, there are plenty of strikers who have turned pure wrestlers and black belt into white belts, rampage Jackson is one of them
The fellow was in sweats, tshirt, and had on wrestling shoes. Did he come from practice?
Snap downs are reminding me of a prime Tony Ferguson.
Actually crazy seeing it in action. Fuckin levels to everything.
That dude has to be a college wrestler i wouldnt try my luvk against 300 pounds lmao
Im a former state champion wrestler and bjj student, that never would've happened to me
Bigger people, like 99%, never enter into the same positions as smaller people thus they have a very small range of which they are balanced. This if you are faster than them it is easy to imbalance them or break their form. It is the same thing with old people who never bend over, once in that range they are sol.
Good breakdown brother
Bodyguard 1st error was accepting the WRESTLING challenge.
There was reason why MJ ( Jordan ) refused 1vs1 street games.
I am positive the body guard is better body guard than a wrestler.
Same wrestler that was wrestling and boxing people at Bradly Martin’s gym
The body guard has probably never wrestled before and doesn’t even think it’s needed tbh he just knocks people out and doesn’t get in the wrestling business but he’s still getting shown that he doesn’t have that ability
The bodyguards stance shows me immediately he has zero experience
The crazy little dudes always give the longest fights. I think their livers have more glucose storage than our minds intuit and so they just keep going when we think they should be tired already.
That’s what happens when you don’t have any type of fighting experience.
Now let the big guy train for a year and then have a rematch
Whats the wrestlers name?
The big guy was not going hard and real life with the little guy. Enjoy living in fantasy and hope land.
That doesn't negate a single point made in the video. And getting defensive over something so trivial is kinda weird.
@@Strype13 It's because he thinks his size makes him a tough guy and he got a reality check that he would be on his back like a woman.
You two dingbats keep believing your BJJ will help u in a size difference like that. MAYBE, if dude is a total B.U.M.... But probably not. That was totally friendly and big man practically gave him his back. In a real street fight guy gets tossed trying that. Sparring ain't fighting. And yes I have wrestled. It's hard to pull all what he did off when someone is not cooperating and is trying to hurt you. Someone that big and strong is not a good idea for a little man to fight for real. There are weight classes for a reason. Go watch the Eddie Hall debacle. And get some damn sense.... Smh
@@Kinosis79 Nope, this is not a real fight, just wrestling. IRL the Big guy wins
You're the one living in a fantasy land if you think an out-of-shape big guy has the odds on his side against a highly trained 160 lbs fighter. One example is Andrei Drachev, the world class powerlifter who was 6 ft 5 and around 300 lbs that was killed in a street fight by a lightweight amateur mma fighter.
So let's talk more about this. Even if the bigger man was a boxer or a kickboxer, he would still have a disadvantage over the 200 pound smaller man, because that smaller man has a wrestling based martial art in his repertoire.
Put him against shaq
Shaq will lose worse than this dude did. Shaq has bone problems. Back,knees and feet. He'll lose against a skilled and strong 16 yrs old.
He would get dusted even worse than this guy
Another problem here a bad big man is very little use.
I mean, in the streets, this plays out differently - in this instance, there is no intent to harm but on the street, they would look to hurt each other and there's no telling what either would do. If big man was looking to grab his throat, how would things play out for the smaller guy?
This is pretty stupid. They are just play wrestling. If this was a real fight, the bodyguard would destroy the little man.
The title is a bit misleading
The problem I see with people today is the mistake of comparing martial arts, like religions they are just the manuals or guide books the individual and how well they are able to incorporate such arts is what truly matters. Coming from TKD many downplay its effectiveness a viability but I’ve seen in person how devastating a well timed kick such as the back kick could do to any opponent regardless of their background. The weapon is only as good as the user. Love combat sports and the great individual in this space. Peace brothers and sisters
That's not Jack's bodyguard.
That's Jack's bf. He's a lover not a fighter, full of cushion for the pushin...
Does age matter here? Body guard looks to be in his mid 50s while the other guy seems half that.
He's a bodyguard, not an MMA fighter, if you hired the 160 lb. guy as a bodyguard, you'd have people testing him all the time, and you pay out $$$ in lawsuits. So he made the right choice.
The big guy maybe 260 not 360 he was also passive in this game.
Big guy held back …harder to do while swing punches and kicks are flying ..
Lol. Next level. Its basic folk style wrestling. Two snap downs, a failed leg ride transitioning to a double leg to pin.
You're fired is what's coming next. This kid has a core and some good wrestling sense that's why people will not take him down. Hours upon hours of gym and practice.
Big guy didn't try.
I love how you say, "destroyed" when they were just playing. It's a whole different ball game when strikes are involved. Also, this would not have happened if the big guy was trained.
Everyone saying the little dude didn't have a chance if the bodyguard tried really knows nothing about wrestling/martial arts 😂
It's amazing how ignorant they are when UFC 1 happened over 30 years ago lol
Everyone saying if the big man was striking blah blah blah, the smaller dude aint striking either. If he took back control like he did and was simultaneously throwing elbows to the back of big dudes dome, it would have been a wrap quicker for the big guy. They BOTH would be striking and I can almost guarantee you that big guy does NOT have hands. No hand speed almost guaranteed. Intimidating is his best weapon. And kudos to him for being paid to be big, but clearly he lacks athletic ability in contrast to someone who clearly has it. Now against most folks, yeah he would probably do some damage. Against trained athletes/fighters, nah.
can we get a video where the 360lb bodyguard isnt hangover?
I thought that was Triple C
Technique beats everything
The "small guy" is highly trained, very fit, and looks to be more than 160 to me lmao. Still quite impressive though
That wasnt in the street tho, thats wrestling
It doesn’t look as though the bodyguard was putting much effort into this.
I mean there’s no doubt the wrestler is extremely skilled, but it almost looked as though the bodyguard was the “student” in a demonstration. I’m sure if his charge were threatened, he’d be much more offensively inclined. Then we’d have ourselves a contest!
Love to see this!!!!!!! Your content is just top notch
doherty's bodyguard was taking it easy.
in real life people are punching eachother, the bigger guy always wins thats why there is a thing called weight class
No weight class in a street fight. I smoke guys an advantage of over 100 lbs. They get hit on the chin faster than they have ever experienced. Granted there is a limit some men are too big. My biggest victim was 6’6” 280 to my 5’6” 150. I am exceptional at street fighting. I was forced by my father to fight people. Sadly.
@@theskateboardfan big guys dont wanna hit you as hard as they can or u would die.
@@wompstopm123how old are you? Jw
Young or old - he ain't from Oklahoma,and he has no clue.
@@theskateboardfan big guys underestimate u and dont wanna kill u, trust me
If you look into south asian Phelwans (Professional wrestlers). There's a lot of footage of the smallest weight class being pitted up against some of the biggest guys. Most of the time, they're fantastic at out manoeuvring and slipping through the bigger guys clutches.
Being fat doesn't make you tuff 😂😂😂
In a streetfight the big guy could eat him, dudes just to small.
Let's see them spar with gloves...
little gun, big bang
In a real fight big boy would easily been elbowing him the back which im sure would cause some serious damage.