After of almost every victory he runs towards his teammates like it was the belt fight. I really love this kind of champ Btw, 11 minutes of finishes is insane
Hes also not horrible on his feet thats why people are so stummped when they get to the ground, hes just an all around problem for anyone who steps in there with him
He's a fighter as well as a martial artist. Charles is willing to go to war with anyone and put on a show. One of the most exciting champions in the UFC right now, probably only Jiri is comparable in that department.
What a career. I've seen this guy literally grow up in the UFC and honestly never thought he'd reach this point but damn, look at him now. What a legend
The best part of it all is that he's gonna fight a guy that's been through the same shit he has and both have the same initial martial art Islam x Charles
I used to think he was a nobody/quitter. Hated him with a passion after the Holloway fight thinking he was a coward (tbh, never understood his situation). After a couple of watches, improving his striking, he popped out of nowhere as a juggernaut and fucked up everyone. My idol Charles
That moment where he wins the belt is probably the greatest title win ever. He was overwhelmed with joy. You just know all that hard work and the setbacks and everything he went through that he genuinely appreciated his victory and enjoyed it.
@@lukeinvictus fr im so stoked. I want Islam to win but idc how it goes, really. islam has been being patient and waiting for his moments lately but oliviera is nonstop with a deep bag. god this will be good
As someone who does bjj, the way that Charles transitions into chokes I didn’t even know you can start a choke from, I am so beyond impressed with this kid. He will do great things.
@@jiwooseo7213 so facts bro, I’m only a blue belt soon to be purple, but this guy is on a whole different level with bjj, even my trainer who’s a black belt says he’d never even want to roll with him 😂
@beazley0421 Gordon fckin Ryan probably wouldn't want to roll with this guy lol. As someone who also does BJJ, even as a white belt, I can appreciate his beautiful submissions. Even his back takes to RNC are a thing of beauty. But I believe I hears Charles isn't only a black belt but has like 3 of the red stripes on it as well. His grappling is a thing of beauty.
@@kevinmorgan2052 nah, Charles was a late bloomer. He’s fine tuned everything and he’s hungry. He’s done exactly what he has needed to do considering where he came from. The man comes from nothing and is very humble. He’s learned from his loses. This isn’t boxing. In MMA you have a million different ways to lose. Charles is amazing and nothing you say can take away his accomplishments.
One thing you notice about him in his early fights is how young and skinny he was. People still judge him based on old losses but he never took the easy way to the title the way young fighters do now
He was fighting at Featherweight most of the time when he was younger. I think the weight cut really used to hurt him. Since he's gone up to Lightweight he's only lost once (to Paul Felder). Seems a lot more comfortable at 155lb.
@@PedroHenriquebnm138 nada vê cara, a diferença é q chave de calcanhar dói muito, se o juiz n para na hora que pega o oponente q ta levando a chave, o cara ja abre a boca de dor
@@srpadilha6317 Não mano, o toquinho era foda sim. Nunca largava, várias e várias vezes. Foi banido de mais de uma organização de mma por causa disso...
How can anyone not love this freak-fighting athlete? Not just for his incredible skill, especially his ground game would class jujitsu, but also for all the good this man does in his home Brazilian city. He came from absolute poverty and he is always gracious with a smile that warms the heart. I hope he wins his next fight with Kabib's protege. I want to see him stay on top!
@@brendon2462 no their not Charles is literally the favorite that’s literally like every contender they say it’s the champions hardest style just to hype the fight cuz in mma anythung can happen but he’s the massive favorite Nd Islam deserves this shot his been in the ufc for almost a decade and been fighting befire that for a while
@@gee2661 ... and defended it against McGregor, Poirier and Gaethje after that, i get your point, but cherrypicking doesn´t really support your argumentation :) But you´ll understand that, at least i hope so
You can clearly see the evolution of his game. First 7 minutes all submissions then he learned how to strike at a high level making him so dangerous. A complete fighter who can win in anyway possible who has found his stride and debunked all who thought he was a quiter. Man has resilience, undeniable at this point. Scary.
actually you can see in 90% of his fights the other guy is bleeding before the submission, he always give opponents a lot of punishment before submissions.
Didn't he go up a weight class? I think that's why he transitioned his style to more upright striking friendly, because he bulked up and it became more efficient to master striking
@Whats the diffrence between Russia & Israel? If you actually follow MMA at all you would know this is true for 90% of the athletes in the sport SPECIALLY in these lower divisions, so what exactly is your point? John Jones was always a heavy weight in heart and had to lose weight to fight every damn time, Khabib missed weight, GSP floated around 2 division weights for his whole career and Anderson Silva aswel.
Yeah, and how he gets there is super sneaky too. He doesn't explode into subs, he just kinda lazily grabs you, like luls you to sleep with slow movements and before you know it, you're balls deep in a sub attemp then that's when goes zero to 60.
There will always be haters and there absolutely necessary to business and in life. It’s these salty fucktards that push the normal person to become an even better version of oneself, possibly so they never become what they dislike in a hater or understand that only love can conquer hate.
Grew up watching GSP and haven't felt that kind of excitement in years after he retired I thought I would be done with the UFC but Charles changed that for me.
@@SmooveClipsss he doesn’t get dropped he chooses to go down and recover because nobody would ever chase him there. If you rewatch this past fight the second “knockdown” Charles literally fell like 5 seconds after the punch
yeah tbh I never really knew of him til he got that title fight. I thought for sure he would lose, but if somehow he won it would be a submit. Cannot believe he knocked him out.
Goddammit. His transitions from position to position is flawless. He realizes it's not working, and as soon as he does, he's already transitions into another hold before his opponent can even slip out of the last one. So damn clean.
Sure he doesn’t have the perfect record like some people seem to care about a lot but he’s already facing more heat than Khabib in his whole career. Respect
Charles didn't have the luxury of crushing cans for half his MMA career like Khabib and this mouthy disrespectful Gaethje. By the age of 20 he was already fighting in the big leagues
@@AlMustaqin Oliveira beat Tony (maybe an old one i’ll give you that but still impressive), Chandler and Poirier back to back within a span of 12 months and is now looking to add Gaethje to this list. Wym “which heat”??
Charles Oliveira is that type of guy who becomes violent but have you noticed how quickly he released the choke? He clearly respects the tap by his rivals😀
@@joet81 he is only two title defenses away from him to easily surpass Oliveira and that would also be the longest lw win streak with 13 win alongside Khabib.
He's scary good. So much energy it's crazy. Even after his finishes he jumps up running around and hopping the fence! Crazy how much energy this guy got. Legend.
I remember seeing this dude's first couple of fights in the UFC and back then you could tell there was something special about him. He had some tough losses which he overcame and then turned into this absolutely lethal killer. When he locks up a submission it's lightning quick. You're dead. And you know he can hit hard when Gaethje says so! Total badass.
I know i remember those days when he beat efrain eacudeiro and we all thought he was the next champ then took a few Ls and people forgot about him cause he looked like he has no chin and cant stand pressure .i dont know what he did bit damn did he finally dialed it in and his fights are always so emotional and primal its like a fight to the death always like the old mike tyson fights in his prime
Like Chito said last week when his mind was catching up to his body, Olives had the talent but now has a championship mentality to go along with it. Gonna hit the road Saturday morning to Phoenix to witness this live!
MMA Fans want this but not UFC fans (specifically those PPV salties). This sport isnt as NOBLE as we think it is. People is gonna prioritize Business and has big draw. That would be a weak one in terms of money but good for Noble cause of MMA. People tend to hate on these type of thing because not that big money is involved. In Brazil and Russia, UFC is literally broadcasted Live on TV, Unlike in NA that you have to pay for it.
Well it seems like standing up with Oliveira is a bad idea and getting him down is worse. Can't see where Islam wins it. The moment he starts ground and pound Oliveira is gonna catch an armbar.
Thank you, UFC! He has The most finishes in UFC history. This alone makes him THE G.O.A.T. in my book. And he has AN INSANELY WIDE variety of techniques, like : 1:14...or 1:56...
I have seen this video like 20 times and it never gets boring. What an athlete, The most exciting fighter in mma, his name will surely go into the history books.
It's kinda wild that Chandler got into a slugfest with Gaethje and didn't get finished and yet Charles Oliveira was able to knock him out. Huge props to Oliveira
Maybe Donald Cerrone? But even then Cowboy was inconsistent when it came to big fights. Charles has shown the big fights are no problem for him anymore.
Seriously, I’ve never seen anyone complete a calf slicer in a competition. It just doesn’t happen...unless you’re Oliveira. Also, it is one of the most excruciating things I’ve ever felt in my life. I’m surprised it took him as long as it did to tap tbh.
This guy is a human Anaconda. He can perform a submission without taking his opponent to the ground with his deadly tight Headlocks. Very impressive by far the best BJJ fighter and the fighter with the most deadly submissions
Watching this video shows his progression. Everyone knows the bjj excellence, but he has rocked people on his feet. The fights in 2018-19 gave insight of where he would go. His striking it's underrated, and diverse which makes it harder to prepare especially when he takes their best shot and gets back up. From his back he throws elbows. He rocked Chandler.
Every opponent: I cant give him my back. Almost every fight: Charles gets the opponents back. Its hilarious that both fighters this title shot have one trait that everyone expects but noone can stop.
@@ghostrunner2138 yeah kinda similair to khabib i can let khabib drag me to the fence everyone before they end up at the fence i cant give charles my back everyone before charles ride them like horses
He just didn’t have the confidence after he lost by bjj and thats all he knew, during this 10 fight win streak he regained and is overflowing of confidence
Charles Oliveira’s championship reign was one of the most exciting in recent memory, masterclass performance after masterclass performance, good times 👏👏👏🇧🇷
@@the_cacco Great point!! Alesksei has like 40+ submissions on his career 😮. But for some reason the UFC granted the submission record to Charles Oliviera with 16 🤷🏾♂️.
Huge Charles fan he’s back when I first started watching ufc with Anderson on top at the time. Charles deserve to be on top. He’s literally climbed the ranks. You can see how much growth he’s done and continues to develop. I hope he continues his legacy and beats Justin although it’s Justin’s rightfully time too. They both worked hard to be where they are. I think Justin comes out hot as usually but Charles finds a way to a sub by the third. Regardless I hope it’s a good fight.
Does great damage when he connects too. The very first punch he landed on Gaethje stunned him, and the way he dropped him later was super impressive as nobody has done that to Gaethje in the UFC. I do think if Oliveira fought at 170, he would be a KO threat in the division as well as a submission threat. IMO he beats Colby.
He reminds me of the origins of UFC when Royce Gracie would submit everybody but back then BJJ was unknown, now everybody knows and train BJJ and yet he finishes everybody like they’re amateurs.
Oliveira is just the perfect champion to follow in Khabibs Footsteps. Two very different type of ufc runs, but also the kind of champion you want to look up to.
Not only are his transitions a work of art, but his control of his opponent is top tier. Controlling their legs/feet/hands/arms while also working on a submission is what really separates him out. And he does it lightning quick.
Crazy right dosent seem like he lost 8 fights it’s actually more impressive he lost that many fights and never lost any confidence how many undefeated guys we seen lose a fight and after that go on a losing streak but him and Dustin are one of the few guys who’ve gotten better as they age
@@doomsday6260 I'm a fan of Islam and was probably more invested in him than you. But you can cheer against a fighter and not think the less of them. Okay?
@@doomsday6260 I am a fan of Islam and probably have more invested in him than you. But you can cheer against someone and not think any less of them. Okay?
I really felt Charles was the one to give Khabib his toughest challenge. Now we get to see him fight Islam. A Khabib callout after finishing Islam would be iconic.
He undoubtedly will when he eventually retires. He has some insane records that may not be broken for a long time if ever. He currently has most finishes in UFC history at 19, second place is tied at 16 between Jim Miller and Donald Cerrone. They may be able to reach that spot if they don't retire before then, but I doubt that. Plus, Charles will still be fighting. Then he has the record for most submission wins at 16, then closest after that is 11 sub wins tied 3 wins between Jim Miller, Royce Gracie, and Damien Maia. No one is beating Charles' submission record for a very long time. I could see it never being broken tbh
@@H982FKL-TG Yes, he has losses. He also holds the records for most wins, most submissions, most finishes, and most performance bonuses in UFC history. Convenient you ignored all of that. You see, when considering someone for the hall of fame or as an all-time great you take a holistic approach and look at their overall career, accomplishments, and records in context and not just their win/loss ratio.
Eleven minutes of pure finess and violence. A legend of the sport. Show someone in the UFC with such finish rate and quality! You can't. The man is illuminated!!
I'd say Alexander Volkanovski is the most technical fighter in the UFC, especially after that masterclass he put on Max Holloway in their third fight. Nobody does that to Max Holloway, not even Dustin Poirier at 155 could do it. For now Volk deserves to be the #1 P4P fighter in the UFC. Assuming Oliveira gets the belt back at UFC 280, make Volk vs Oliveira to determine the true #1 P4P fighter in the UFC.
@@betterthanyou8618 Islam is very good but he's not very accomplished in terms of achievements, Charles beating Islam wouldn't be the same as him beating Khabib or even Dustin. If Charles however can beat both Islam and Volk moving up to 155, then he's the #1 P4P fighter in the UFC.
The fact he knows the damage his techniques can do permanently and he perfectly times how long he holds on and jumps off when they tap You don’t have to be an expert to admire his technical abilities
I am a boxing fan but this man is INSANE‼️ his technique and patience & his IQ n conditioning is unparalleled and his heart and chin and just over all ability to work at such a fast pace is amazing. You literally have to knock him out with one punch otherwise you won’t beat ‘em. If you even drop him and try to beat ‘‘em while he’s down he will get you. He’s like a anaconda, once he grabs hold of you their is no escape.
After of almost every victory he runs towards his teammates like it was the belt fight. I really love this kind of champ
Btw, 11 minutes of finishes is insane
That calf slicer was masterfully done
regardless of replays even if it's 10 minutes it's simply impressive.
At the 7 minute mark he had broken the record already, and then he gets 4 more minutes of post-movie scenes lol
Indeeeed
vIPR Olivera is the Braziliaan boogie men him and Chandler are the future of the LW Division. Islam may also be there but lets see first.
You know he’s a deadly finisher when the highlights of his finishes are over 11 minutes long🤯
I was about to say
Exactly my first thought
Yeah the dude is lethal. Love champions like him who go for finishes
Fr these are normally like 3 minutes long
That’s insane
This man is not just a fighter, he’s a martial artist. His submissions are works of art. The transition and timing are amazing
Hes also not horrible on his feet thats why people are so stummped when they get to the ground, hes just an all around problem for anyone who steps in there with him
@@armandosierra8328 he said it himself, “I’m a problem for the entire division, I am the enlightened”
It's like a Python just snapping and crushing its prey
Him and khabib would have been a treat. Both are technical masters
He's a fighter as well as a martial artist. Charles is willing to go to war with anyone and put on a show. One of the most exciting champions in the UFC right now, probably only Jiri is comparable in that department.
91% finish rate at lightweight, the toughest division in the sport. Underrated legend
Compare his resume to Islam or Khabib's. Charles is way ahead
Charles is a legend 🫡🇧🇷
@@TheArccoreit’s not even comparable honestly
I think that he's the reason the division is tough..not the other way around
@@TheArccorekhabibs 29-0 against mostly trash cans before the ufc is miles below do bronx
What a career. I've seen this guy literally grow up in the UFC and honestly never thought he'd reach this point but damn, look at him now. What a legend
verdade, sou da quebrada dele e ninguém acredita em ninguém até o cara e lá é fazer acontecer
Legend
The best part of it all is that he's gonna fight a guy that's been through the same shit he has and both have the same initial martial art Islam x Charles
I used to think he was a nobody/quitter. Hated him with a passion after the Holloway fight thinking he was a coward (tbh, never understood his situation). After a couple of watches, improving his striking, he popped out of nowhere as a juggernaut and fucked up everyone. My idol Charles
It's so impressive how he has developed his striking. It's as textbook as his jiu-jitsu and that's so rare
Legendary run he's on
Wawawawaawa
Chiropractic is pseudoscience.
🤣🤣
What?
This could be the guy to beat Khabib as the LW GOAT… he still got a lot of work to do but the potential and the competition is there…
@@abugonapugonamugonarug1653 faxxx some more KOs and finishes on the top guys, end it off by choking out conor for a payday
He lets go of the submissions immediately they tap. Solid dude.
Just like ma boy jucimar Paul Harris
@@anonymous-cb2nh the spelling 😂
@@GypsiAAA so what
@@wwejosh1928 *Whoosh*
Once the ref confirms they are tapping lol .
That hook he hit chandler with was pure perfection. He didn’t even throw it hard. Just relaxed and precise.
How did he knockdown Gaethje with one punch. Its unreal
@@shabaazs791 Charles put quite a bit of power into that punch, and the fact it landed clean only added to its effect.
It was thrown with every muscle in his body. You just lack the ability to perceive ergonomics.
Think I'm playing? We could fight. I'll show you.
@@madgavin7568 counter inertia baby
@@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344 armchair martial artist lol
That moment where he wins the belt is probably the greatest title win ever. He was overwhelmed with joy. You just know all that hard work and the setbacks and everything he went through that he genuinely appreciated his victory and enjoyed it.
❤👍👍👍
Faxxxxxx, his celebration by running into the crowd after beating chandler was literally the greatest🤞🏻
tied with glover
Anyone else extremely impressed with Oliveiras striking? Dude throws HARD and has nasty jiu jitsu. Super entertaining
That’s what I’m saying. His stand up game goes up against some of the best strikers in the UFC. His ground game is unmatched imo.
Most entertaining fighter right now.
@@JohnWick-om9bq We're about to find out just how good that ground game is
@@lukeinvictus fr im so stoked. I want Islam to win but idc how it goes, really. islam has been being patient and waiting for his moments lately but oliviera is nonstop with a deep bag. god this will be good
His speed and his eye to be able to see the shot and land it is scary!
Oliveira, especially after winning against Gathje, has gotta be one of the most technical fighters we’ve ever seen🙌
me too
Hes like a snake that wraps you so fast your dead before you know it
100% crazy Brazilian man, his BJJ is too strong.
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As someone who does bjj, the way that Charles transitions into chokes I didn’t even know you can start a choke from, I am so beyond impressed with this kid. He will do great things.
@@jiwooseo7213 so facts bro, I’m only a blue belt soon to be purple, but this guy is on a whole different level with bjj, even my trainer who’s a black belt says he’d never even want to roll with him 😂
@beazley0421 Gordon fckin Ryan probably wouldn't want to roll with this guy lol. As someone who also does BJJ, even as a white belt, I can appreciate his beautiful submissions. Even his back takes to RNC are a thing of beauty.
But I believe I hears Charles isn't only a black belt but has like 3 of the red stripes on it as well. His grappling is a thing of beauty.
He really been in the UFC since he was a kid.
Dope to see how far his journey has come so far.
❤❤
He’s overrated gets knocked out at 145. Took him over 10+ years to be champ
@@redrumx8214 nothing wrong with that, not everyone’s paths are the same. Get that hate out your heart.
@@redrumx8214 yeah 10+ years and he isn't even champ champ... thats embarrassing honestly.
@@kevinmorgan2052 nah, Charles was a late bloomer. He’s fine tuned everything and he’s hungry. He’s done exactly what he has needed to do considering where he came from. The man comes from nothing and is very humble. He’s learned from his loses. This isn’t boxing. In MMA you have a million different ways to lose. Charles is amazing and nothing you say can take away his accomplishments.
One thing you notice about him in his early fights is how young and skinny he was. People still judge him based on old losses but he never took the easy way to the title the way young fighters do now
He took a long road because he wasn’t good enough to take an easy road. He’s improved a ton
Facts
He basically grew up in the ufc
He would smoke every fighter that has beaten him in the past
blonde oliveira is undefeated
Can tell the muscle mass he’s put on, looks very full and 155
He was fighting at Featherweight most of the time when he was younger. I think the weight cut really used to hurt him. Since he's gone up to Lightweight he's only lost once (to Paul Felder). Seems a lot more comfortable at 155lb.
Respect to Charles for quickly letting go of the choke as soon as his opponent taps.
Toquinho nunca foi bom nisso, um maniaco brasileiro que, ainda bem foi banido para sempre.
@@PedroHenriquebnm138 nada vê cara, a diferença é q chave de calcanhar dói muito, se o juiz n para na hora que pega o oponente q ta levando a chave, o cara ja abre a boca de dor
@@srpadilha6317 Não mano, o toquinho era foda sim. Nunca largava, várias e várias vezes. Foi banido de mais de uma organização de mma por causa disso...
yeah unlike kahbib
How many submission victories do you have?
Charles Oliveira: yes.
Islam Makhachev : Im gonna end his whole career
@@iqrakhalidzakariah4842 he did exactly what he said
How can anyone not love this freak-fighting athlete? Not just for his incredible skill, especially his ground game would class jujitsu, but also for all the good this man does in his home Brazilian city. He came from absolute poverty and he is always gracious with a smile that warms the heart. I hope he wins his next fight with Kabib's protege. I want to see him stay on top!
He will become LW GOAT!
@@Chamindiu he is the le goat
They're bias towards Islam or khabib is why
@@brendon2462 no their not Charles is literally the favorite that’s literally like every contender they say it’s the champions hardest style just to hype the fight cuz in mma anythung can happen but he’s the massive favorite Nd Islam deserves this shot his been in the ufc for almost a decade and been fighting befire that for a while
Everyone freaking loves Charles, except the Al-Qaedas and Al-Talibanis, I mean Khabib fans.
I don’t think there’s EVER been a UFC champ who deserved it more than this guy…
Fkn beast this guy…
He’s fought EVERYBODY…..
... except Khabib
@@ft3060 lol…Khabib got that belt handed to him…
Never even beat a real champ….
@@gee2661 Can i have some of whatever you just smoked? Must be the real shit
@@ft3060 he beat Alquinta for that belt 😂😂😂😂
@@gee2661 ... and defended it against McGregor, Poirier and Gaethje after that, i get your point, but cherrypicking doesn´t really support your argumentation :) But you´ll understand that, at least i hope so
He is a walking highlight reel! Yet, what is more remarkable is his humble beginnings.
Love to see a story like Charles.
I love that he losens the grip almost always before the ref has to stop him- great sportmanship!
100% agree. I was looking for this comment
Yeah that’s a empathetic killer. Classy guy right there
You can clearly see the evolution of his game. First 7 minutes all submissions then he learned how to strike at a high level making him so dangerous. A complete fighter who can win in anyway possible who has found his stride and debunked all who thought he was a quiter. Man has resilience, undeniable at this point. Scary.
actually you can see in 90% of his fights the other guy is bleeding before the submission, he always give opponents a lot of punishment before submissions.
Didn't he go up a weight class? I think that's why he transitioned his style to more upright striking friendly, because he bulked up and it became more efficient to master striking
@@pinnacleexpress420 he went down a weight class, then came back to his original weight class that he started on
@Whats the diffrence between Russia & Israel? If you actually follow MMA at all you would know this is true for 90% of the athletes in the sport SPECIALLY in these lower divisions, so what exactly is your point?
John Jones was always a heavy weight in heart and had to lose weight to fight every damn time, Khabib missed weight, GSP floated around 2 division weights for his whole career and Anderson Silva aswel.
The way charles always goes for submission everytime there was an opening is deadly, just like an anaconda
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Es increíble, pensé que era el único que pensaba eso, parece una anaconda casando su presa
Yeah, and how he gets there is super sneaky too. He doesn't explode into subs, he just kinda lazily grabs you, like luls you to sleep with slow movements and before you know it, you're balls deep in a sub attemp then that's when goes zero to 60.
Charles 'Anaconda' Oliveiraaaaaaaa!!!
@@stefanwolf8558 Yeah, that is Why Chandler could escape from, because he is Explosive like a Gorila..
Most finishes in UFC history says it all. Only 3 decision wins out of 32.
Most finishes, most submissions, most bonuses.
And still has haters somehow???
There will always be haters and there absolutely necessary to business and in life. It’s these salty fucktards that push the normal person to become an even better version of oneself, possibly so they never become what they dislike in a hater or understand that only love can conquer hate.
@@mickhahayeah yep. If you cant acknowledge his greatness now idek...
And one of those decisions he almost broke Tony Ferguson's arm
Grew up watching GSP and haven't felt that kind of excitement in years after he retired I thought I would be done with the UFC but Charles changed that for me.
A lot of people are sleeping on this guy. He is on the path to be the GOAT of 55ers
He’s the best 155er ever. Dude gets dropped against the top three lw in the world and finishes all three
@@SmooveClipsss he doesn’t get dropped he chooses to go down and recover because nobody would ever chase him there. If you rewatch this past fight the second “knockdown” Charles literally fell like 5 seconds after the punch
Makhachev is such a tough fight if he wins that one hes easily the GOAT of lightweight imo
I dont think anyone is sleeping on him anymore
yeah tbh I never really knew of him til he got that title fight. I thought for sure he would lose, but if somehow he won it would be a submit. Cannot believe he knocked him out.
Goddammit. His transitions from position to position is flawless. He realizes it's not working, and as soon as he does, he's already transitions into another hold before his opponent can even slip out of the last one. So damn clean.
Well said👌
He never over commits to the sub, total confidence in his ability to finish
Sure he doesn’t have the perfect record like some people seem to care about a lot but he’s already facing more heat than Khabib in his whole career. Respect
Lol what ? Which heat are you talking about ?
@@AlMustaqin are you for real?
Charles didn't have the luxury of crushing cans for half his MMA career like Khabib and this mouthy disrespectful Gaethje. By the age of 20 he was already fighting in the big leagues
@@AlMustaqin Oliveira beat Tony (maybe an old one i’ll give you that but still impressive), Chandler and Poirier back to back within a span of 12 months and is now looking to add Gaethje to this list. Wym “which heat”??
@@FuShengAlex Yeah man, Oliveira joined the UFC over 10 years ago and also fought killers like Cub Swanson and Frankie Edgar 10 years ago as well
Charles Oliveira is that type of guy who becomes violent but have you noticed how quickly he released the choke? He clearly respects the tap by his rivals😀
Charles Oliveira the most efficient submission artist in mma history
11 minutes of finishes shows you the incredible resume of charles
0:59 that TD using the momentum of the cage bounce was some next level energy transfer shit
WWE spine buster off the ropes
absolute Legend and one of the best lightweights ever. 11 straight minutes of finishes. dude is on another level
Wht do you think team khabib..
So Islam is just on few level above him?
@@H982FKL-TG Islam is great, but he is far from having the records and resume that Charles has
@@joet81 he is only two title defenses away from him to easily surpass Oliveira and that would also be the longest lw win streak with 13 win alongside Khabib.
He's scary good. So much energy it's crazy. Even after his finishes he jumps up running around and hopping the fence! Crazy how much energy this guy got. Legend.
He has no energy
@@jijragmma tf😂
I remember seeing this dude's first couple of fights in the UFC and back then you could tell there was something special about him. He had some tough losses which he overcame and then turned into this absolutely lethal killer. When he locks up a submission it's lightning quick. You're dead. And you know he can hit hard when Gaethje says so! Total badass.
I know i remember those days when he beat efrain eacudeiro and we all thought he was the next champ then took a few Ls and people forgot about him cause he looked like he has no chin and cant stand pressure .i dont know what he did bit damn did he finally dialed it in and his fights are always so emotional and primal its like a fight to the death always like the old mike tyson fights in his prime
Like Chito said last week when his mind was catching up to his body, Olives had the talent but now has a championship mentality to go along with it. Gonna hit the road Saturday morning to Phoenix to witness this live!
I’m so envy right now 🤣 I’m from Brazil and wanted the UFC 274 were here
Chito is one of the best predictors of who will win a fight.
That last punch to chandler was just pure instinct. He didn't punch him where he was but where he was going to be.
You perfectly described what made that ko a thing of a beauty..
That was a beauty of a shot 👏👏👏🫡
Wow ❤
Oliveira's road to gold has been a crazy one. Would love to see how he fares against Makhachev stylistically.
This is THE fight. Nobody wants to see Gaethje lay an egg again vs Islam just like he did vs Khabib.
Islam vs Oliveira is the Khabib vs Tony we never got.
MMA Fans want this but not UFC fans (specifically those PPV salties).
This sport isnt as NOBLE as we think it is. People is gonna prioritize Business and has big draw. That would be a weak one in terms of money but good for Noble cause of MMA. People tend to hate on these type of thing because not that big money is involved.
In Brazil and Russia, UFC is literally broadcasted Live on TV, Unlike in NA that you have to pay for it.
Well it seems like standing up with Oliveira is a bad idea and getting him down is worse. Can't see where Islam wins it. The moment he starts ground and pound Oliveira is gonna catch an armbar.
@@StallionFernando more like the oliveira vs khabib we never got... Oliveira is unique and i love tony but prime tony is not on oliveiras level
Gaethje has no chance. Oliveira is a amazing fighter, gives many fire moments. More Oliveira moments already on my channel
@El Grecco 😂
@El Grecco you're funny lmao
Nah...
Gaetjhe will KO this guy...
His chin almost like a pinball
@Zura 007 hope😂
@El Grecco coming back to this comment after the fight cause I think oliveira got it.
This man has genius level fight IQ.
So relaxed under pressure with an insanely enviable centre of gravity.
❤️ From 🇦🇺
And despite ALL this skill and hard work, he is incredibly humble for a champion. We love you Charles 🇧🇷
I’ve seen all of these 100 times and I never get sick of them😂
same here
X1000
Simply the G.O.A.T of submission
Unbelievable run. Imagine if he breaks the record for most title defences 🥶
@toptier bryan ok buddy ok😂
No he can't cause there is Islam Makhachev
no one is beating Jones record
@@starboy4573 hes not khabib
@@dobronx155king6 khabib has 3 title defences only.
Это исключительный чемпион! Невероятный! Настоящий мастер боевых искусств, очень уважаю!
He was only 20 at his debut and finished Elkins with a triangle in round 1 in less than a minute. Dude always was a savage
Man needed an 11 minute video! That’s the record holder for most submissions and most finishes in ufc history
Thank you, UFC!
He has The most finishes in UFC history.
This alone makes him THE G.O.A.T. in my book.
And he has AN INSANELY WIDE variety of techniques, like : 1:14...or 1:56...
I have seen this video like 20 times and it never gets boring.
What an athlete, The most exciting fighter in mma, his name will surely go into the history books.
Charles lembrando as pessoas o porquê que o jiu jitsu brasileiro deve ser temido, ele merece todo o sucesso. Brasil tá contigo, cara.
Ídolo.
Ислам Махачев, съест его
@@neznakomec3175 Charles vai dominá-lo assim como um gato domina um rato 🐈🐁
@@neznakomec3175 Islam's dead
@@neznakomec3175 you will cry a lot, Charles wins by TKO 2 round mark my words
My favorite line of his, “ life told me I was worthless, but look at me now. I’m world champion brother!”
Wow💪
His whole background is jiu jitsu and submission but he still manages to knockout opponents... he's something special
Chute Boxe turned him into a monster
He's was also half blind. He said his eyesight was so bad he saw three opponents in the cage
This guy the way he masters the submission is beyond compare, way beyond all fighters, a real legendary
It's kinda wild that Chandler got into a slugfest with Gaethje and didn't get finished and yet Charles Oliveira was able to knock him out. Huge props to Oliveira
Not really
@@mmatakespodcast1idiot793 cool comment, good job
The real question is: who's got more power in their hands? I'd say Justin got the power but Charles got the perfect technique.
@@caiomsoares I 100% agree
Chandler simply didnt see the shot coming. As we all know, theese are the most devastating ones.
All these years in the UFC, charles only collected Highlights. Incredible
A fight fans dream, a finisher 🔥
He will go down in history. Legendary fighter
@Millionär Max yeah I totally believe you
this aged well😄
Yes he will. As the tapking 😂😂😂
@@yesyo9109 you would have tapped.
@@srr3097 I would have gone nighty night.
No other fighter in the ufc has a highlight reel like Charles!
Maybe Donald Cerrone? But even then Cowboy was inconsistent when it came to big fights. Charles has shown the big fights are no problem for him anymore.
The calf slicer finish didn’t get enough time, crazy submission
How much more time did it need?
3-4 seconds
That submission was ahead of it's time. Joe Rogan didn't even know how to identify it.
@@marcusjones1432 agree, i just saw that and i was like wtf why did he tap at first lol
Seriously, I’ve never seen anyone complete a calf slicer in a competition. It just doesn’t happen...unless you’re Oliveira. Also, it is one of the most excruciating things I’ve ever felt in my life. I’m surprised it took him as long as it did to tap tbh.
Absolutely beautiful fighting style. He's just different.
This guy is a human Anaconda. He can perform a submission without taking his opponent to the ground with his deadly tight Headlocks. Very impressive by far the best BJJ fighter and the fighter with the most deadly submissions
I love human anaconda😂💪
This guy is a BJJ legend...🔥
Watching this video shows his progression. Everyone knows the bjj excellence, but he has rocked people on his feet. The fights in 2018-19 gave insight of where he would go. His striking it's underrated, and diverse which makes it harder to prepare especially when he takes their best shot and gets back up. From his back he throws elbows. He rocked Chandler.
Every opponent: I cant give him my back.
Almost every fight: Charles gets the opponents back.
Its hilarious that both fighters this title shot have one trait that everyone expects but noone can stop.
same with khabib and getting up on the fence. These elite grapplers have a way of getting to the positions they like.
Bro the way he got Dustin's back, so slick!
@@ghostrunner2138 yeah kinda similair to khabib i can let khabib drag me to the fence everyone before they end up at the fence i cant give charles my back everyone before charles ride them like horses
We Will never forget this run 🇧🇷♥️🏅
I’m from america, but because of Charles do Bronx I am a huge Brazil fan 🇧🇷!
The most spectacular light weight fighter. So diverse and destructive..
There’s a swag about him that I just love. The part where he gestures for the belt after the Gaethje fight was just epic for me.
Even his featherweight run wasn’t bad he was always in the top 10
He just didn’t have the confidence after he lost by bjj and thats all he knew, during this 10 fight win streak he regained and is overflowing of confidence
@@tiago7160 you’re salty bro😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@josevaldezkamenridergeek wdym he’s salty, he never insulted anybody or anything
@@josevaldezkamenridergeek I’m saying it was bad…7-5 if I’m not wrong, cutting weight and his earlier losses
@@tiago7160 yeah bro was a kid fighting high level fighters
Charles Oliveira’s championship reign was one of the most exciting in recent memory, masterclass performance after masterclass performance, good times 👏👏👏🇧🇷
hes coming back
@@collinmullaney the champ has a name!! 🫡🇧🇷
@@anasshahid224YESSIRRR
❤
Many people don't realize that he has the most finishes in UFC history.
Without a doubt, the greatest submission artist the sport has seen
I detect zero lies in that statement
Not better than Micky Gall.
yeah, he grapples like an octopus
I’m so confused, wouldn’t the most submissions be alexei oleynik or is his record passed on form another promotion I’ve always had that question
@@the_cacco Great point!! Alesksei has like 40+ submissions on his career 😮. But for some reason the UFC granted the submission record to Charles Oliviera with 16 🤷🏾♂️.
Huge Charles fan he’s back when I first started watching ufc with Anderson on top at the time. Charles deserve to be on top. He’s literally climbed the ranks. You can see how much growth he’s done and continues to develop. I hope he continues his legacy and beats Justin although it’s Justin’s rightfully time too. They both worked hard to be where they are. I think Justin comes out hot as usually but Charles finds a way to a sub by the third. Regardless I hope it’s a good fight.
I am brazilian, but Charles gets me emotional like no other! !! How not to like this guy..against all the odds He made it!!
I love this man. He is the reason I am watching UFC!
I love Charles do bronx Oliveira
sou brasileiro e gosto do esporte e ver esse mano em ação
@@ranieredasilvaalvesalves5429 Eu também amo vê ele lutando, ele ele luta com muito bonito e com estilo!
he has the cleanest punch technique i've ever seen. Like a picture perfect video game character punch
Does great damage when he connects too. The very first punch he landed on Gaethje stunned him, and the way he dropped him later was super impressive as nobody has done that to Gaethje in the UFC. I do think if Oliveira fought at 170, he would be a KO threat in the division as well as a submission threat. IMO he beats Colby.
Clearly showing that there’s levels to MMA fighting. 💫
He reminds me of the origins of UFC when Royce Gracie would submit everybody but back then BJJ was unknown, now everybody knows and train BJJ and yet he finishes everybody like they’re amateurs.
Charles Oliveira is an excellent showcase as to how dangerous BJJ can be when its fully adjusted to an MMA skillset.
His Jujitsu is on another level, super flowing and creative. Much more exciting and dynamic than Gracie.
and Makhachev made him look like a amateur
Oliveira finished Wisely with a submission that doesn't even have a name. Legendary.
it actually has a name yes, it's called a ponturrilha key
Chave de panturrilha
There is a name. Calf key
Calf slicer
chave de panturrilha is the original name...
This guy is a legendary fighter. A living legend. Most finishes
Oliveria is useless man because he losy by sub against İslam
Islam is a real champion
But oliveria is a fake maybe interim champion
Love this guy. Nobody deserve it more then him 🙏
He doesnt just wrap them up... He knocks them out too. Legendary
Charles Oliveira is an absolute submission artist.
It's so impressive how he has developed his striking. It's as textbook as his jiu-jitsu and that's so rare
Chute boxe gym changed him
Oliveira is just the perfect champion to follow in Khabibs Footsteps. Two very different type of ufc runs, but also the kind of champion you want to look up to.
Khabib would have trouble defeating Do Bronx.
@@benjaminrichard7741 i don't think so
@Asiatic Native khabib literally finished all his title defences
@Asiatic Native you don't think charles laid and prayed on tony?
@Asiatic Native who has charles beaten outside chandler and poirier? an out of prime tony?
Not only are his transitions a work of art, but his control of his opponent is top tier. Controlling their legs/feet/hands/arms while also working on a submission is what really separates him out. And he does it lightning quick.
Aí está ele, nosso monstro brasileiro 🇧🇷💯🔥
wow.. sorprendente , congratulations , now lets get khaviv
Oliveira's highlight reel is so long you'd think he never lost a fight in his life. What a lethal finisher!
Crazy right dosent seem like he lost 8 fights it’s actually more impressive he lost that many fights and never lost any confidence how many undefeated guys we seen lose a fight and after that go on a losing streak but him and Dustin are one of the few guys who’ve gotten better as they age
Islam kicked his weak ass
And he won bu sub
Okay ?
@@doomsday6260 man, even Islam repected him, so go fuck yourself.
@@doomsday6260 I'm a fan of Islam and was probably more invested in him than you. But you can cheer against a fighter and not think the less of them.
Okay?
@@doomsday6260 I am a fan of Islam and probably have more invested in him than you. But you can cheer against someone and not think any less of them.
Okay?
How can you not be a fan of this guy. Incredibly talented and incredibly humble. Im goin charles by k.o!
One of the great tragedies in sports history is us not getting to see this man and Khabib go at it.
I really felt Charles was the one to give Khabib his toughest challenge. Now we get to see him fight Islam. A Khabib callout after finishing Islam would be iconic.
Yes
The result would be same bro.. no one can match khabib
Him vs Islam is the Tony vs Khabib fight we never saw but this time Charles aka is going to win.
@@abbaspoyraz4883 khabib only fought like 3 good people
Charles deserves to enter the hall of fame
He undoubtedly will when he eventually retires. He has some insane records that may not be broken for a long time if ever. He currently has most finishes in UFC history at 19, second place is tied at 16 between Jim Miller and Donald Cerrone. They may be able to reach that spot if they don't retire before then, but I doubt that. Plus, Charles will still be fighting. Then he has the record for most submission wins at 16, then closest after that is 11 sub wins tied 3 wins between Jim Miller, Royce Gracie, and Damien Maia. No one is beating Charles' submission record for a very long time. I could see it never being broken tbh
Lol 😂
With 8 loses? No.
Now 9 losses
@@H982FKL-TG Yes, he has losses. He also holds the records for most wins, most submissions, most finishes, and most performance bonuses in UFC history. Convenient you ignored all of that. You see, when considering someone for the hall of fame or as an all-time great you take a holistic approach and look at their overall career, accomplishments, and records in context and not just their win/loss ratio.
A True legend. Supported by merit.🎖....🏆
❤❤❤
He has submitted 4 guys on their feet. That's just amazing.
Eleven minutes of pure finess and violence. A legend of the sport. Show someone in the UFC with such finish rate and quality! You can't. The man is illuminated!!
He should be number 1 on ufc's pound for pound. No one is as technical as Oliveira
I'd say if he is able to beat Islam than he should be number 1
I'd say Alexander Volkanovski is the most technical fighter in the UFC, especially after that masterclass he put on Max Holloway in their third fight. Nobody does that to Max Holloway, not even Dustin Poirier at 155 could do it. For now Volk deserves to be the #1 P4P fighter in the UFC. Assuming Oliveira gets the belt back at UFC 280, make Volk vs Oliveira to determine the true #1 P4P fighter in the UFC.
@@betterthanyou8618 Islam is very good but he's not very accomplished in terms of achievements, Charles beating Islam wouldn't be the same as him beating Khabib or even Dustin. If Charles however can beat both Islam and Volk moving up to 155, then he's the #1 P4P fighter in the UFC.
They are the 2 most exciting fighters for sure. Volk vs Oliveira would be a crazy fight.
11 min long video and no replays like most the videos, this guy is a beast
At 3:03, he punches the man’s face into a triangle choke!
you can even hear it 😂😂😂
That calf slicer finish is legendary.
The fact he knows the damage his techniques can do permanently and he perfectly times how long he holds on and jumps off when they tap
You don’t have to be an expert to admire his technical abilities
What a legendary career! such a talented and entertaining fighter. I am a huge fan.
The guy improved so much over the years in grappling. His fists became as lethal as his submissions...
I am a boxing fan but this man is INSANE‼️ his technique and patience & his IQ n conditioning is unparalleled and his heart and chin and just over all ability to work at such a fast pace is amazing. You literally have to knock him out with one punch otherwise you won’t beat ‘em. If you even drop him and try to beat ‘‘em while he’s down he will get you. He’s like a anaconda, once he grabs hold of you their is no escape.
😭😭😭
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Yeah once his anaconda grabs his opponents there’s no scape