Weird... Skinny Boy with One-Punch KO Power - Sean O’Malley
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2023
- Sean O'Malley draws increasing attention with each showing. 'Sugar' appreciates women of high quantity, dope in high quality and the high of walk-off knockouts. He is soon to challenge for the UFC Bantamweight title. It's time to recall O'Malley's venomous KO’s, which have earned him the reputation as one of the sport's sensational prospects.
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I love how he knows he can finish them so he just casually walks up and just accurately connects a good hit. It was hilarious and awesome at the same time. 😂😂
0:42 just walks up and ignores those feet pretty casually
O'Malley is fast and accurate and he hits hard, but a lot of fighters have those qualities. The reason O'Malley dominates the division is because he has a 4 - 5 inch height and reach advantage over the bantamweights. He doesn't just walk up, he stays out of their range because of his long reach.
I don't believe I've ever seen a more accurate striker than Sean O'Malley. That goes for his kicks too. Just devastating accuracy.
I have, like 99% of all the boxers in the world. LOL Don't get me wrong, I like him and he does throw well but there are so many mistakes with his footwork, an average boxer will outbox him. I don't understand why the UFC guys don't box better.
@@thechamp73 Because boxing is an entirely different sport and technique. Also when he says striker he means not just his hands but also his feet, elbows, etc. Thats why no boxer is as accurate or will ever be as accurate as an MMA striker especially one as technical and accurate as Sean. A boxer has hands, an MMA fighter has hands and the rest of his body to use
his roundhouses are chuck norris level
Anderson Siva by a mile and a im huge Suga fan. been following him since his contender series days. He does other things better but accuracy with striking is Silva by 10 miles
You believe this fraud? Built up hype . He ain't accurate at all. He's a stick of a man
This lad is a natural fighter. It really goes to show that you don't need massive muscles to be a great striker, you just need to know how to strike. His technique is faultless.
He probably has top 1% eye sight and reflex circuits. Other physical attributes than muscles.
he would help to gain a bit though,, help your punch to hurt more i would guess also on the ground.. hes too skinny.
what about the steroids he got busted for multiple times? it really goes to show that you just need banned performance enhancing substances
@@budoshi1981 Then fight him lmao he is in perfect shape to go circles around the average man while laying kos all day and on the street he probably packs
Not faultless, but intuitive.
Incredible cardio + Incredible speed + incredible accuracy and throw in a good chin and long range = a deadly combo!
And he is able to attack with that speed from so many different directions.
Yep. Everybody's been brainwashed into thinking thick necked football player types are the tough guys, when in actuality a skinny well toned dude with fast striking would waste a guy like that.
Once your labelled a drug cheat, you can never be the GOAT
Don't forget stability, he manages to not get throwed or knocked over while being a stick.
Not only that, but his timing is unorthodox, and you can tell a lot of people have a hard time dealing with his strikes. They just come at such odd angles and at odd times during his movements.
I have huge respect for him, because he knows when his opponent is knocked out and doesn't throw any further punches like most fighters would.
except for the obvious one where the guy was down and he clocked him prone lol.. whoopsie.
He knows that his opponent is out before the ref does ...
Like that one guy took way more hits than he should have.
7:46 yeah sure buddy...
@@brotoss9687 The fight wasn't over, the other guy still had his head up.
Also nice job focusing on one of the few times it wasn´t 100% clear and ignoring all the other times.
@@yc__ the fight was clearly over and the times he stop going is because of swag and trying to look cool not out of respect to his opponents.
but hey, its just my opinion.
O'Malley doesn't seem to have crazy power, he's just really accurate.
fast and accurate
Something about precision beating power and timing beating speed.
Ryan Garcia 2.0
Little pot heads going down.
Sucks that that is remembered as Conors quote when that saying has been around forever
Yeah tenderize that same spot in the chin will do it.
This isnt just a guy with talent, hes a serious thinker with extreme focus. Precision. It's like he's 6 moves ahead of his opponents. You can wee it in his movements that he's a very smart fighter, not just tough or well trained. These kind of brains in the ring are rare.
you can just see it in his eyes, extremely fascinating and entertaining to see. just one look at him in the octagon and u can see the cogwheels turning in his head constantly
It helps tremendously that he's 6 inches taller and has 6-inch reach advantage over most of his opponents.
He's fast, accurate and he hits hard but a lot of fighters have those attributes. O'Malley's height and reach are the reason he dominates the BW division.
His brains will have alzhiemers like Mohammad Ali.
8:13 Moutinho was so impressive in that fight ! Dude got destroyed but he just kept coming and coming and would not give up . And it’s not like Sean was throwing handbags 👜 He was fast and accurate AF. A few of his shots would have knocked most to the canvas but Moutinho just ate them and walked forward. So much respect for that guy taking the slot in such short notice and with next to zero prep! He’s a true modern day spartan!
How the F did he not die there LOL!
Good for him for having a crimson chin but there's no way he doesn't end up with brain damage. Plus he was landing like no significant strikes. Usually it doesn't pay to be a punching bag but at least he ended up gettin some payout for it
Dude face was purple at the end !
he fully looked dead at the end. completely purple face lol
Yeah that guy must have an extra thick skull or something. Still, I think there were some shenanigans going on with them adding some coloring to the video to make Moutinho's face look like frankenstein. If you go to the 15:00 minute mark in the video--where he's fighting Yan--you can see Yan's face has normal coloration, but then at 15:03 all of a sudden his face turns gray. Kind of disappointing they felt the need to do that. But maybe they were trying to get around some kind of youtube censorship against showing too much blood by changing the color.
One of the most important things I learned from wrestling was you don't see strength, you feel strength. Don't underestimate anyone.
My teacher always told me that strength will hurt you, but speed kills
my uncle teached me, mf made me feel like i was being put in a metal cage
My auntie always told me that my uncle is fat
Your auntie told me it was fat
how old are you? 15?
I've become a fan of this guy. Really fast, skilled, and cold-minded. I hope he keep doing this for many years.
Aka bandwagon fan who will jump off as soon as he gets his first L.
@@alec57 you one of those guys that don't like fun fighters?
@@alec57 First L? He's already had a loss and a NC in the UFC.
Yes sir
Why there's still no rematch with Marlon Vera
This guy's reflexes are amazing. It's almost like his opponents are in slow-mo compared to him, the way he delivers counter strikes
He is the real-life version of Jet Li’s The One.
“O’Malley’s win column kept growing faster than sativa under uv lamps” LMAO quality content, dude, great work
“The blood thirsty referee” I just laughed so loud 😂😂😂
Why would that be funny? Perhaps you should try being on the receiving end? Maybe the change of perspective will alter your sense of humor?
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@@cloudbudget ratio
@@cloudbudget Get off your high horse. It is laughing at the announcers. They usually don't use those types of phrases.
@@cloudbudgetWhy would that not be funny? Perhaps you should try being on the viewers end? Maybe the change of perspective will alter your sense of humor?
Congrats to Sean O'Malley on beating the dominant bantamweight in the world. It was a masterful showing.
Guess this answers the videos question.
the match was a joke lol. you must have not watched it
@@beanzburriton4263You sound like the type of dude to say the fight was stopped too early, Sterling's head was bouncing off the canvas like a basketball
@@beanzburriton4263 he knocked him down with a single perfectly timed punch and juggled his head off the canvas 15 times
@@beanzburriton4263Yeah? Why was it a joke? Let me guess, "early stoppage", "UFC paid the ref off", "Judges were always going to rule in O'Malley's favour", or "He got the Dana White privilege to the top". Which one will it be? So fuckin' predictable and boring.
His balance is unbeleivable, his repertoire of punches, kicks, and stamina make him a force unlike anyone I have seen before!
He's literally the Ali of the banthom weight class. Those combos, the speed, the precision, the bobbing and weaving. He's a dancer he's a prancer hes a modern nightmare knockout master.
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Poetry is off the hook 🤣🤣🤣 I can feel the love 😅
He's one of those guys you can't help but like and root for.... Fast hands, strong chin, quick reaction time. Hope he wins the belt
long straw, quick blows, he's lined them up, unstoppable
He's going to lose
He defenetly know how to manipulate opponents.
and he realistic
White Boy Rick 2023
Two things I notice about this guy:
1. He doesn't tire out easily
2. You can see his attacks coming from a mile away, but you can't tell where they'll land
Sean is faster than you think he is. Uses that frame+size to really put pop on his punches. Never seen Sean gas out.
I practice jiu jitsu and was lucky enough to roll with sean in 2022 during a gym match up for the IBJJF in phoenix, and when people say he's good, that's an understatement. He's beyond any black belt i've ever rolled with. Extremely talented and a super laid back dude
😂😂😂 thanks for the insight. High praise indeed coming from you. I find it surprising that the world champion is better than the people you fight
Any black belt I’ve rolled with. ROFL
@@SlapYourJaw correct.
@@SlapYourJaw to be fair, I have been doing jiu jitsu for 2 decades, am a black belt myself and have a lot of experience. Sean is just designed perfectly, genetically, to be a fantastic practitioner. So don't lash out at me because YOU can't roll with the average black belt.
😂😂😂 who’s lashing out? You gonna ask me to meet you at your gym next 😂😂
He has a lot of stamina. He still has endurance, speed and strength when his opponents are already tired. Great accuracy as well
Only because he's got substance in his system.
@@luakabsalam1816 they all have.
Love O'Malley: after every decisive punch, after every knockout he inflicts on his opponent, he remains serious, does not jump, does not exult, does not look at the audience. It is rare to see a fighter who reacts so seriously, he is exactly the opposite of the (rude) MC Gregor. I almost catch a glimpse of sadness on his face. Btw, his restrained behaviour makes him highly noble, dignified and above all respectful towards his opponents who are down and probably suffering both from the pain of the blows received and from defeat.
Doing tricks on it lmao, I’m a fan to but calm down bro
Absolutely, can't stand the Anthony "the Cringe" Joshua types, doing a victory lap outside the ring when he beat an aging fighter who stepped in on 5 days notice (and doing it while that man is still unconscious on the canvas makes it even more cringy).
What😂😂😂😂😂
What are you talking about? He showboats multiple times in this video
"The blood thirsty referee"
"The Oscar winning Sterling"
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This commentating is... special
"Omalleys win column grew faster than sativa under UV lamps."
Snoopdog overdose adrenline 😂
Sean O’Malley is my favorite MMA fighter, always unpredictable and brutal knockouts in 99% of his fights.
Together with Patty Pimplet! Both are great 👍🏼
he has probably the cleanest fighting style of any fighter ever, everything he does looks like it from a videogame
"... took the damage better than Max Payne drunk on Tequila" made my day 😂
I love that he proved everybody wrong and is now the NEW bantamweight champion!
@@user-kr2gq9gv9ibantamweight is actually considered the most stacked and talented division in the ufc. Whole 30 is death row. That’s what Sean had to go through.
@@user-kr2gq9gv9iwell your concern lacks a lot of education. You do know you’re talking about the most exciting division for the past 3 years right?
@@user-kr2gq9gv9i Omally, Merab, sterling, Henry, sandhagen, petr Yan, chito, font, song, Cruz, Pedro, umar, Ricky, Martinez, yanez, Gutierrez. The whole top 30 is stacked. Bantamweight has been the face of the ufc for 3 years now.
@@user-kr2gq9gv9imost casual response to date bro gtfoh lmao
@@user-kr2gq9gv9i all i hear from you is coping, "he's fighting bums" after getting corrected you say "watching sports doesn't make you tough"
I don't know how this ended up in my feed but ... thank you. That was really well done and as an Irish-American and a kid who grew up thin and bullied for it (until I got to 6'2"), Sean is my hero.
Same too I'm trying to start mma as well I'm built like o'malley but I'm 6'2
@@99alp99fila o malley is 5,11 but has very long arms
Aside from his accuracy, speed, and overall fighting skills, I like that he never goes for those additional strikes on KOed opponents.
"Growing faster than Sativa under UV lamps" 😂
😂😂😂 I was looking for this comment!
As if
@@dawie4853 that is
weed does not grow under uv light tho
@@no0kieNRW stfu no cares 😂 it was funny
Sean has speed, velocity and great timing with what he throws, doesn't really need much power. Seldom goes to the ground, but has great BJJ. Sean has more than earned a title shot. Thanks for the OUTSTANDING vid VS!
@@Donny961 Some power, but that is not what's drops his opponents.
Just the fact that Jan could take him down sometimes he couldn't finish him.thats testament to O'Malley s grit
That was an incredible summary! Thanks !
He just seems to have amazing accuracy with just enough power. He’s gotten far, but I think he’ll go way farther. Super talented
VoteSport's got the best voice for fight documentaries I've ever heard. I hope espn, ufc, or someone else big picks him up
Faaaaacts! His voice and his commentary is top notch. I kinda wish they'd interview their own commentator.
He even has the goofy metaphors and such
"Hits like MoTown"
"Kicked like a fermented chili pepper"
"Absorbed abuse like a taxicab bench on the ride to fat camp"
@@chrishayes8197thats what I like about him. Drops shit like " he put extra stank on each punch
I hope not cause we need him for VoteSport
O'malley vs Ngannou
His right overhand is really a thing of beauty, the way he throws it is literally perfection in motion! 👊
We call that the banshee wail
the slip to overhand is preemo
This aged well. He is indeed a UFC champ
“Suga noticed the diminishing hp bar” had me weak 😭
"Took him straight to the Emerald City!" Well said.
My man pumps out banger after banger.
O'Malley is my favorite fighter., somebody who anyone can underestimate💪🤫👍
Dude is a fucking intuitive genius. He fights like he has the world in slow motion, it's insane the instant creative choices he makes in his striking.
He can throw his legs just as fast as he can strike you. And packs some power for a smaller guy. Great fighter
A kick is a strike, genius.
He's also not a "smaller guy." He's 5'1", which means in the bantamweight division he's AT LEAST 2" taller than any opponent he faces, but usually 3" taller if not more.
@@allmycarsisbroke Just a note, I think you mean 5' ELEVEN", not 5' ONE" 😁
As maths says, speed prevail in terms of energy in a hit.
0.5*m*v^2
As you can see, speed is a squared factor. So this is why working on explosivity is the best thing adding to work on your stance to increase the weight transfered in the hit.
@@check7469bro whipped out the kinetic energy formula
Muscles actually dont matter that much when it comes to how hard u can punch. a good 60-70% of the power comes from Knowing how to punch properly.
I like how this guy let his opponents on the ground after a ko and not make the damage worse by hitting them more. He respects the game and the rules!
No. He does it because a walk off KO bring more views and clout. He's failed at finishing people because he walked off before. It ended with him having to knock them down and out several times in their bouts. Unless the guy is CLEARLY out, you're not doing him any favour by stopping and forcing him to stand and strike with you again.
@@TA-hf6si I mean you're not wrong but what is the % of his KO not being in fact KO? Like would it be better if he smash the head of each of his opponent in the ground until the judge stop him rather than doing as he is currently ? Also considering that he has 16 win in 18 fight i'm pretty sure that doesn't impact his win ratio but i admit that i'm not his biggest fan so maybe i'm missing some info
not human it's robot, michael page too
14:38
he is on drugs
Your narration is a friggin' dream. I'm laughing and cryin'. Sugar Show!!
He attacks with everything he got. Punches, kicks and good accuracy. Love his personality great fighter
this guy's feint must be insane, there are so many KO punches he delivers where it looks like his opponent stood their waiting for it. it's like they literally couldn't read what he was gonna do AT ALL
I was starting to think maybe the opponents just thought the punches wouldn't have power and let em slide through, but after the 12th in a single fight I think he's just unreadable.
He’s got an unusual combination of speed, reflexes, athleticism, and accuracy that allow him to get away with a relatively weak defense. He reminds me of the old boxer Prince Naseem who knocked out many of his opponents using the same kind of approach. I’d love to see those two fight in a (fantasy) mixed martial arts match. Normally, a boxer would be at too great a disadvantage for a bout like that but Naseem would make it entertaining.
yea but naseem is a little shorter and less heavy then sean but pound for pound naseem is better and packs a better punch sean knows martial arts so he could outskill him and win
He's got substance in his system.
You produce the highest quality In depth highlights 🙌🔥
Bullet! This was exciting to watch his wins! Great video!
People overlook his ability to take damage. That strike from Yan was button and didnt even put his lights out. Even body strikes he handles suprisingly well being so skinny.
This ☝️
He can take a punch. He's not helpless on the ground. It's odd that his opponents don't seem to do much Muy Thai (sp?). Seems like you could attack his legs if you set out to do so. Rules/custom seem to allow him to leave a leg in his opponent's grasp without any consequences.
@@harrymills2770 What he does on the ground, is marvel. I thought it was over. He is like an eel.
Skinny doesn't mean weak. It never has. It's easy to think skinny people aren't durable or strong, but you have to remember, muscle density matters, long, thick, it doesn't matter, density is what matters. Some of the strongest people I've ever locked up with were rail thin, wirey, and highly energetic. It makes them tough to deal with. Also, if they get leverage, it will cancel most of the strength advantage you might have on a long skinny guy. They just get good at applying natural physics somehow.
@@Rek_Rc and tendoms
You made O'Malley look like he was taking out zombies lol
The way he fights is pretty unique looking, like he’s thinking really hard and reacting instantly. Looks so relaxed
Love his kick combos.
O'Malley definitely knows where the target is!!!
i remember watchin him in TUF .. and then one of his match .. he win .. he did a backflip .. and hurt his leg .. he is quite entertaining honestly
I know nothing about this channel, but this is a fantastic video. Great commentary and edition.
O'Malley has insane skills on his feet and on the ground...mixed with insane speed and accuracy. The last person some unsuspecting bully would want to mess with.
Like this guy. His moves often see to have no prep, no reason they wouldn't be detected in advance and countered easily, but he's been reading his opponent, using timing and feints incredibly smoothly, which is arguably the highest form of fighting. That can let even a much slower/older/less powerful man beat his opponent, and sometimes way more easily than would seem to make any sense at all. It's not just raw speed.. He's hitting where people are not looking, and where he has set them up not to look.
that high kick into reverse heel hick is really slick, i never realised he did it so often, its a combination he seems to have practiced very much. And also his right crosse from hands down to secure walk off KOs has shown up more than i remembered! Iconic moves for an iconic fighter.
It's the most dangerous thing he does imo. That's the thing his opponent can not let happen. Make him try and beat you another way. Standing at heel extension away is no man's land.
I used to know a guy that loved to street fight and that was his signature move. Guy was 6-2, and about 230... plenty of Xtra LB's but boy could he move and deliver that kick with accuracy. I saw him smile into a guys eyes and drop him like a sack of potatoes . Never think you can assess an opponent by how in shape they are
His accuracy, movement and timing are on another level. Switching opponents off at will.
His punches and kicks are so quick! I had to watch this video at 0.75 x speed, just to be able to visibly see and admire the moves he got in behind his opponents guards.
Then you can visibly see the guys accuracy. Squeezing punches into his opponents faces even though their guard was up with both hands.
He looks like something else.
Some of the fastest reflexes ever. He moves like a rabbit or a chicken or a squirrel. Darting around like he's weightless. It would be darn near impossible to grab a hold of him and stop him from moving. Aljo was whiffing at air trying to slow him down.
I thought when he grabbed Sean he would toss him to the ground and submit him. Sean has better than average standup defense and escape. Seans best asset is his frame his size. That is why Aldo had to come into his kitchen to engage. Then Sean baits him with feints. Sean only needed one missed feint by Aldo to end it.
KO's are rarely all about power. It's mostly either your oponents isn't expected to be hit or an accumulation of strikes. O'Malley is a master at throwing feints and strikes that people are unable to see and he also keeps a blistering pace. Alas he's excelling at two of the three things that knocks people out in the fight game.
Also the impact of a punch is a combination of of force, weight and speed. Speed can easily compensate.
None of those things has anything at all to do with knockouts.
Accuracy has a lot to do with it
Or u got punch real hard u start to blackout 😂
@@ManifoldSkyso what does then? And don't say "StReNgTh" 😂
Pace certainly does play a part in knockouts.
So does throwing feints, as if the opponent is reacting to the feint they are less prepared to take the real strikes.
Throw a feint to the body, the opponents likely to defend leaving the head exposed and vice versa.
When you made the grey effect on the body i thought I was going craazy lol good video
7:48 The slow walk into that execution is some of the coldest shit I've seen in MMA. Guy knows how to put on a show.
Seriously one of the coldest badass moments in UFC history
Suga Sean O'Malley is like a sniper with his unorthodox and unparalleled combos. His movements and stance create the perfect margin for 👊🤛🤜overheads, uppercuts, crosses Surprisingly, this facet of his technique frequently flies under the radar. I've been his fan since the contender series, and it's clear that he has meticulously honed his repertoire in both his personal and professional capacities. Wishing my Man 'Sugar Show' all the best - go claim what's rightfully yours .
Peace for all ✌
oh look.. a wannbe joe rogan in the comments..shut up chump.
Shows how important speed is in striking. He throws haymakers as fast as most people's jabs.
He doesn't look that fast, though. It's very strange. I'm more impressed by his control and accuracy, but these are highlights, so...
@@harrymills2770 its very smooth and like the opponent is hypnotized but that could just be from being dazed by getting punched in the chin repeatedly
That's why people shouldn't doubt what Bruce Lee could've done. Being able to pick apart your opponent with crazy kicks and punches everywhere. Conor McGregor used to have it too, until he fought that Mayweather fight, then his style changed to more strictly boxing. Maybe because the quality of Conor's high kicks weren't as proficient. Having a lethal spinning roundhouse is a huge advantage if your opponent doesn't. Not everyone can throw that kick. I fell on my ass trying it one day - the one where it has an extra rotation. Looks so cool and powerful if you can pull it off fast. Not everyone has that level of agility though. I can see why being a ballerina would help.
The max payne drunk on tequila reference made me laugh!! good one!
Huge props to Moutinho taking all that punishment and still wanting to continue. I love that kind of spirit and toughness, as ill-advised as it might be. Guys like that are their own kind of badass - win or lose.
I found your channel about few weeks ago and I've bingewatched literally all the videos since that point. You're doing a fantastic job with these, thank you!
MORE THAN ACCURATE. THOSE PUNCHES ARE SPOT ON AND THEY ARE VERY DESTRUCTIVE.
His speed, accuracy and unpredictable combination attack are awesome
Wow, what a great review. I had a can awhile back and thought someone was winding me up. I’ve just started Stoptober, so I’ll get a pack of these! Thanks for this, nice one.
Insane athleticism, fast, accurate with long limbs = dangerous man. I also think his power is under estimated unlike some people that think he doesn’t have much power.
He’s good, maybe he’ll be champ one day
Power isnt just sheer force its also generated thru speed, which he has plenty. I can assure everyone that his punches are not paper cuts, they hurt lol.
@Omgiamsotriggered speed is literally part of the equation for determining force 🤦♂️
Yes I know that but many people dont. If u actually read my comment I said "its also generated by speed". Many people think power is just having sledgehammer hands and disregard "weak" looking punches that are fast af.
@@drygordspellweaver8761
dangerous when hes on steroids yes
I like the way he stays back after he lands a hard punch/kick. Sportsmanship.
8:06 yeah very sportsmanlike
@@max73916 You can hardly blame the dude for that one, the ref refused to call that fight like 2 other times during the match when he backed off so as to not deal an unnecessary damage and was about to do it once again.
In other words you can't blame the fighter on this one, so if you are looking to blame someone blame the ref.
ref had way more than 2 opportunities i agree still@@zereo6945
i might actually have to start watching ufc again. this guy is a hell of a fighter.
He is very accurate and has the confidence to step in because he would be able to absorb shots for a 135 pounder. The fact that he is a naturally bigger opponent for this weight class should not be overlooked. He is the big fish in a small pond. Would be very impressive if his skill carried into the heavier classes.
He's not bigger, just longer. He's like 60% limbs, but he's wire thin opposed to his opponents. Why would he move up? He doesn't struggle with the weight, unlike aljaman sterling who has to kill himself to make weight and said he can't do it anymore.
@@Narcan885 like I said he likes his pond
It's really detrimental when one is born short as a man is it? Heavy weightclasses don't need to fight in lower weight classes to get respect.
I just wanted to say that I appreciate the work you do, VoteSport! It's under appreciated how you always pronounce the fighters' names correct. Keep up the great work
He is incredibly accurate, it’s insane. Also incredibly fast, That with a mix of above average power is deadly
Thats what happens when you weigh like 10 kilos. When I trained ( totally recreationally etc friendly... ) jiu jitsu, mma, kickboxing etc with 105kg of mass on 1.86 cm guys with 60 kg against us were like toys. Not disrespecting cause anyone that trains can knock you out, but I have seen some fights in our training grounds and only 1-2 guys with weight under 70kg I considered tough. One went to be a champion later. Will not disclose who or where from. Point being these guys are superfast cause they are super light, but pretty much any time I have seen them hit, and boy did they got hit it was like a truck hit a car...
@@lobobaltazar1322 right but that’s irrelevant in the UFC because they are only facing guys in their own weight class lmao so who cares
@@markhoops24 Fair point, I just wanted to bring out that they are not that fast in the category because of some super human abillity but because of big tradeoff.
This tells me or makes me think that someone being light and strong and fast could take down a mass monster@@lobobaltazar1322
@@lobobaltazar1322 Thats why youd be stupid to fight someone who weighs three times more than you, id rather just have an equalizer than worry if my training is going to hold up against people double my size
Oh I love it . he is a force to be reckoned with . he has no fear .
3:43 "the second hook took him straight to the emerald city" 😂
Great fighter. Lightning fast with those kicks...and his precision on-target is remarkable. Lad can take a punch, too. Never underestimate the skinny guys. He's poetry in motion. Props to the amusing narration, too. Had me laughin' out loud a few times.
"o'malleys victory column grew faster than sativa under UV lamps" lmaooo
Indeed. It has never been about the size of the dog in the fight, it has always been about the size of the fight in the dog.
@@KenSalaga Yeah, lol.
Put him up against Conner mc Greger.
😁
Thank You again Sir, high quality as always! Vote for Sport, have a great one y'all!
I knew Sean would be something; unfortunately I stopped watching ufc to see him fight. proud of him
His wild swing punches are brutal...and very fast. I've been watching this stuff since 1995 and I'm impressed with those punches.
He was born in 1994 you absolute whopper.
watching ufc stuff, not him@@DimBeam1
@@DimBeam1brother read properly he meant that he has been watching combat sports or ufc since 1995 not Sean O'Malley he just means he's impressed with O'Malleys punches even though he had watched countless fighters notice he said "I've been watching this stuff" not O'Malley
Damn, love how he saw his own flaws with his grappling techniques and did a hiatus from fighting to solely focus on grappling training. Non of that half-assed shit. He straight up changed profession. Then comes back new and improved! Love it!
Dude is insanely talented. You can see the creativity.
Yeah creativity with how he likes to take peds 😂 too bad not creative enough to hide it
Sugar has the best spinning heel kick I've ever seen and it's on point.
love the edit!
His defense is a little lacking and it improves as time progresses but his offense is great. He appears to be effective with both hands even while throwing crosses with good enough power. He is accurate with his hands too.
But he’s crafty and agile and quick.
I'm sure he's glad he's got your approval.
This dude dont need defense because his offense prevents the need for defense.
Tonight will be different, a black dude is gonna slap him up.
oof@@brothaman007
How was it different?@@brothaman007
@@brothaman007wow!! This comment didn't age very well at all....Hahahaha
The Walk of when a fighter gets K.O is just great and prevents injuries..nice guy
*off. Walk *off
I used to enjoy Mark Hunts fights for this.
@@OttoByOgraffey nobody cares about grammar nazis
Most people care. Because it gives his whole sentence a new meaning, and you should strive to improve yourself all the time so you don't stay a loser for the rest of your life.@@zirby5012
Edit; Why Nazi tho? What's the similarity between helping people with broken grammar and Nazi's?
Thats a dude
that has been in a hell of a lot of streetfights, you can just see the presence and peace of mind!
I love his precence and his varying combos just at the right time, there are so many great fighters, he seems to have one of those non predictable styles, good for him, what a great varying degree of attacks and speed, I love that he can get u use to one thing and then change it up. cool. I love this boxing slash combo talent sports
The script for this was perfect & the Voice Over guy read it out perfectly as well. Great video. Loved the little side backgrounds for each significant fighter that Sean faced.
As an old guy, I liked the Max Payne reference
Never underestimate the skinny guy 💯💪
you earned my sub with "sativa under UV lamps"
Can we really appreciate the narrator/voiceover here? Really made the video better, as compared to the usual patter that's found everywhere else on UA-cam. Well done man!
I have never seen a fighter's face turn completely purple in a fight like Chris Moutinho's was. The only fighter I have seen come close was in the Don Frye vs Yoshihiro Takayama fight. I have to give it to him for not backing down, but damn.....!
It seems to me that the purple face was a effect or something, it happened in the last fight as well but at different camera angles, it changes from purple to red, it's really weird, the Moutinho fight had me startled when I saw the purple face, dude looked like a zombie, but at the end his face was just red.
its red, the purple is just to avoid a flag
@@Toniitonyit's an accident dude, Yan's face turned grayscale in a very obvious flicker that doesn't coincide with a strike, not purple like a bruise. Not sure why it happened but I don't think the editor was trying to do anything shifty.
Maybe post edited to hide the blood.
For sure this. @@pallekjrlaursen8388
This boy just became champion 🏆!!!!
An inspiration to us skinny dudes!! Hat's off!
o Mallet is one of my favorite fighters. I was so sad when he got hurt and made pause, and I didn;t know he returned - he is a smart fighter, thing I like the most about fighting