Filipinos will probably disagree, if not hate, with this but Mayweather's style has some elements of Panuntukan, especially the way he used his head controlling techniques and elbows.
Well to be fair there's more than a few similarities between panantukan and the jail house rock techniques that black boxers use in America. Also the knocking and kicking and Calenda utilized by slaves and the FMAs.
@@kaliduncanel3356 facts and black/African culture is all over the African diaspora when it comes to martial arts and the Jailhouse Rock goes back to slavery in the United States and Jailhouse Rock was taught to Mel Gibson in the first Lethal Weapon movie he was trained by Dennis Newsome a well-known Jailhouse Rock teacher back in the day.✊🏿❤🖤💚
Filipino martial arts is almost in persona in all art, its element is present in all art, if we notice, filipino martal arts compliment and even corporate with any art, if a FMA practitioner enter a boxing training, it has a boxing already, in karate, it has also and even in wingchun, it was present also. FMA is so flexible like Filipinos themselves, it can adapt or blend in any art seems like it was belong and part of them.
Filipino martial arts is one of the reason why Filipinos become so excellent when they enter the world of boxing. And because of Filipino martial art's flexibility, filipinos become excellent boxers.
I never really thought of Onassis as a hung gar kug fu since his fighting style is far from what hung gar is supposed to be. His fighting resembles more like arnis and judo than kung fu, and way more practical too. Its still debated whether Ceferino Garcia was a panantukan fighter or not, since he fought way before panantukan was unified and became a thing. Nonetheless, Ceferino Garcia did fought as a street fighter, and panantukan was born from tribal fighting and streetfighting with filipino brawlers, hence the term Suntukang Kalye which means streetfighting.
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@@junahexhenodiala4540 i think you and i are not on the same page. I am not talking about the origins. I m talking about the term itself. Pangamut on the other hand is how panuntukan is said in Visayas. In Tagalog Panuntukan. Derived from "PANGSUNTUKAN". Thanks
if it does not draw crowds, spectators, money or ppv's it will not become world famous, that is the truth of unarmed martial arts. boxing and mma become famous because it draw spectators.
@@philosopher1969 yes, also you can see it with mike tyson. even tyson fury even lomachenko even chuck liddell even sean o malley even steven seagal even jake paul even royce gracie even iron man in the movies he uses it
Hello Guys. I want to point out a mistake I’ve made at 0:24. Gustaffson was not using bolo punches at that time but rather long uppercuts.
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Wow very good Video
Filipinos will probably disagree, if not hate, with this but Mayweather's style has some elements of Panuntukan, especially the way he used his head controlling techniques and elbows.
Well to be fair there's more than a few similarities between panantukan and the jail house rock techniques that black boxers use in America. Also the knocking and kicking and Calenda utilized by slaves and the FMAs.
@@kaliduncanel3356 facts and black/African culture is all over the African diaspora when it comes to martial arts and the Jailhouse Rock goes back to slavery in the United States and Jailhouse Rock was taught to Mel Gibson in the first Lethal Weapon movie he was trained by Dennis Newsome a well-known Jailhouse Rock teacher back in the day.✊🏿❤🖤💚
Filipino martial arts is almost in persona in all art, its element is present in all art, if we notice, filipino martal arts compliment and even corporate with any art, if a FMA practitioner enter a boxing training, it has a boxing already, in karate, it has also and even in wingchun, it was present also. FMA is so flexible like Filipinos themselves, it can adapt or blend in any art seems like it was belong and part of them.
Filipino martial arts is one of the reason why Filipinos become so excellent when they enter the world of boxing. And because of Filipino martial art's flexibility, filipinos become excellent boxers.
Which is the best panatuken gym in phillipines?
Laraw Kali pamuok
I never really thought of Onassis as a hung gar kug fu since his fighting style is far from what hung gar is supposed to be. His fighting resembles more like arnis and judo than kung fu, and way more practical too.
Its still debated whether Ceferino Garcia was a panantukan fighter or not, since he fought way before panantukan was unified and became a thing. Nonetheless, Ceferino Garcia did fought as a street fighter, and panantukan was born from tribal fighting and streetfighting with filipino brawlers, hence the term Suntukang Kalye which means streetfighting.
Nice video, tip for you instead of using bandicam use OBS ---> obsproject.com/
its free and is updated alot, wont leave or have any watermark, nothing to buy, it basically allows you to record anything be it on your desktop, in a video game ect,.
and in HD or any format you want, i use it for all my videos works well, cheers!
Thnk u i learned alot
Nice Video. Panuntukan is the correct term. It's the modernized term for "PANGSUNTUKAN".
Mali po kayo ang panuntukan po ay originate sa visayas ang term po nito ay pangamot yan po yun mali po kayu
@@junahexhenodiala4540 i think you and i are not on the same page. I am not talking about the origins. I m talking about the term itself. Pangamut on the other hand is how panuntukan is said in Visayas. In Tagalog Panuntukan. Derived from "PANGSUNTUKAN". Thanks
@@junahexhenodiala4540 most of all understand English before you accuse people of being wrong and stop being an idiot and an Imbecile at the same time
@@revirickjocson3595 alam ko naman yan pero ang sabi mo binago ang term pangsuntukan to panuntukan eh hindi naman yan yung binase
@@junahexhenodiala4540 Evidently you know nothing about speaking in English. Sayang ang oras makipagtal;o sa tanga. Sayang ang oras ko sa yo.
So sad...This so called FMA is unheard in its origin country. Even Arnis and Kali are not even popular in the majority of the region.
True
@@sikuyamo_kris where?
if it does not draw crowds, spectators, money or ppv's it will not become world famous, that is the truth of unarmed martial arts. boxing and mma become famous because it draw spectators.
It's Panuntukan, not Panantukan. Panu, not Pana. You're welcome.
I wish Manny Pacquiao did panantukan
You can actually see it in his style.
@@philosopher1969 yes, also you can see it with mike tyson.
even tyson fury
even lomachenko
even chuck liddell
even sean o malley
even steven seagal
even jake paul
even royce gracie
even iron man in the movies he uses it