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Good point! I just thought about another option: what if they make it pay base? If the mma organization pays the fighters $20k per fight, for example, then they can make it legal. Any organization that pays below that amount, it should be illegal

Got em on the site 2 years ago. I don’t think they’re available anymore. Yokkao typically don’t re release their styles once they run out.

If you check their site, they have new designs you might like

@@PaintedPapi would you mind telling me the name of the colorway? I might find a third party seller, I’d like to also ask on what’s the best oz for all round sparring/bag work

@@msaas3017 I believe they’re under the Hawaiian collection and the color is called Island

That’s what my heart says but my brain says otherwise

Super close fight imo. Round 3 could have gone either way. I would have been fine if Nattawut won that fight. Can’t wait for the Muay thai one

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@@PaintedPapiI’ve seen Jo trained for this fight his hardest fight camp ever, he took tawanchai last time on two week notice with no preparation and a 2 year break. Tawanchai had been active and had an actual camp for superbon, Jo gave tawanchai a very strong fight with he definitely should’ve won. Now Jo in a fight camp he going to win his style has developed perfectly for tawanchai I’ve seen it in person because I trained with him

@@PaintedPapiwhen Jo came back to ATL from Thailand I asked about how it was fighting tawanchai he said “oh it was good fight, he kick good” I asked if he had any cuts or bruises he said “one small bruises on my arm but that it, shin fine, body fine, legs good, tawanchai leg was purple from my inside kick”

@@Cris-lk4qj I follow coach Micah and been seeing snippets of Jo’s training. This fight is gonna be a banger for sure. Also that’s awesome that you train with Jo! I wish he was in my area

Thank you thank you I did my best

@@PaintedPapi keep the great work bro.

YES the more u get hit in training the more respectful u get

Ty brotha! I actually got the top king gloves from a local fight shop. OTM in Huntington Beach

And you’re right about the shipment. This is the first time I heard about it! Also beware of fake sites selling top king

@@PaintedPapi Yea, i'll have to figure out a way to get them some other time then cause the local shops here only sell fairtex and primo. Gonna def take your advice on the fairtex products though. Thank u bro

@@chann3797 my pleasure 🙏🏽 happy to help

​@PaintedPapi nice bro I'm a few miles away from OTM do you know if they have the og thai twins ?

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​@@PaintedPapi Yeah krav maga is propably the last martial art i would train for self defence because of all the mcdojo. I didnt imply that 90% of the fights end up in the ground, however If you end up on the ground, you are just screwd if u dont know how to fight on the ground. Bjj is not an end all be all and you have to be efficient in stand up fighting as well. When you know how to grapple and end up on the ground, then you control the situation better and can stay on the ground and finish the fight there or you can easily escape and stand up again. BJJ makes your stand up fighting more confident also because you can defend against a takedown better and you can do the takedown better and stay standing up.

Thank you 🙏🏽 we were just going on the average dojo for every martial art on the list. Kyokushin is one of the types of karate that works and not a mcdojo. Great style

You know what, I honestly remembered it right after we filmed this 😂 but I personally would have kickboxing at A tier along with boxing because kickboxing has solid footwork and also works head movement + kicks and knees of course.

I appreciate you boss 🙏🏽

If we don’t rate the average school of these martial arts, then everything would be S tier because all martial arts in theory are deadly.

@@PaintedPapi I mean God put me in Taekwondo and it has had me surive 15 years of violence in war zones prison all that ..without ever getting touched for the most part... I even knocked out a cop and caught 2 aggravated felonies and made it on the news.. and yall said it was the worst martial art on earth.. I'm so confused... I wish yall knew what I knew... Taekwondo is hands down the most advanced martial art on earth.. and most people don't even know that it is a new rename of and old art.. Its Sbak... which is where Ang Korea comes from... as in where Moy Borang Comes from... Where Muy Thai coes from.. Quite literally Muat Tai is a style OF TAEKWONDO... Just Taekwondo is a rebanner and gathering of Korean arts thru ASIA back home in Korea as a World Org.. They called that tae Kwon Do.. or Kick Box Ing... Subak is where Muay Thais lineage comes from... and Subak is Predynastic Tekkyeeon which predates modern history and twice as old as china alone... Tekkyeeon is Ancient Taekwondo... Muay Thai, Karat, and Kung Fu are all STyles of Subak... and 50 years ago those masters all knew this and brought back the art of Subak to the World stage and branded the World Taekwondo Federation.. akak THE WORD FEDERATION OF KICKING AND PUNCHING ARTS OF ANCIENT KOREA.... So When someone says Mua Thai is better than uay Thai.. or that Taekwondo Sucks.. does not know taekwondo but rather videos of ruch kids who have never had a real fight in their life.. exploiting a point spar system.. Cheers

@@PaintedPapi it is not the in theory part. It is that karate was supposed to be practiced like kyokushin, which is very similar to Thai. And judo throws in a street fight are very effective. Aikido is not very effective except if you wear an armor and you are attacked by sword. So there is a way to address the issue but taking the average dojo as reference I can tell you that all martial arts are non effective at all. Because martial arts needs to be practiced very frequently during the first 3-5 years and a lot of conditioning needs to take place too. No modern dojo does that because they see practitioners as clients and not as potential masters for future disciples. So in order to address the martial art you need to see the most disciplined practitioners and not the most famous or most accomplished of them. In a few words if you take an individual for three years and you have him practicing as it was meant traditionally, is this person gonna be capable of winning in a street fight? The answer is yes for almost all Japanese martial arts except aikido.

@@theoavg I like where you’re coming from and I agree with you when it comes to schools seeing people as clients instead of future masters. However, the approach we did in the video in which we rated the average dojo is just that, an approach and karate just happened to fall lower in the rankings due to mcdojos and Muay Thai at the higher tier because the art of Muay Thai is not watered down, in fact it has gotten more developed. If we did an approach in which we take the most practical and trained practitioners and rate the art based on that, then that’s whole another video, a whole another research and a whole new different type of content. Cheers

@@PaintedPapi I get it I just thought that it does a disservice to those martial arts that are marketed to the grand public. Since they are all good systems but they are dumbed down either because of the olympics either to make the training more appealing like those heavy with kata

Lots of bjj training don’t do much takedowns unlike before because the sport has gotten popular. There’s more guard pulling than takedowns that’s why we had it at B.

@@PaintedPapi Yeah, the lack of takedown is definitely a con for modern BJJ. The old school bjj guys had it right. Basic take down, control the ground, secure position and submit

@@michaelsmelt5218 agreed. That’s the only reason why we had it at B. Had it been old bjj, def A+. Take down turns into a broken limb for self defense.

A gentleman in the comments did say something about this. It did change my mind and I’d definitely put judo higher than D for sure.

Man that fight shouldn’t have happened 😭it was disappointing. Buakaw was a weight bully during that fight. There was a clear difference in size.

​@@PaintedPapi Saenchai's normal weight is 68 Buakaw's normal weight is 70 Their weights are not much different, and Saenchai clearly said that it is not about size, but Buakaw is strong.

Samart has the best technique with the best footwork, boxing, head movement and teep of all time in Muay Thai. He was also a WBC boxing champion. If you don't believe me, have a look at the 12th round of his fight vs Juan Meza. He toys around with a world class WBC boxing champion and knocks him out. Crazy to think he did that to a boxing champion in a boxing fight where he couldn't use his ultimate weapon- the Teep.

I agree with everything you said boss. You’re on point

Any style but shotokan, sorry

@@kaen4299 Keep your apology, you obviously don't know what you're talking about lol Shotokan is one of the few authentic, full contact styles still being practiced today, it's been used by a good number of UFC fighters.

@@joyboy7464 Nah it's bad and one of the worst styles , but whatever makes you sleep at night

Thank you for being here bro! More videos to come Also, the painted community knows that its vids or it didn’t happen

Thank you bro! Appreciate you

Absolutely. A lot of it has to do with the way the art is trained too. Muay Thai always spars and simulates danger and live situation which makes it effective.

Taekwondo is where uay Thai gets its Knees Clinch and Elbows from... It was just called Subak in ancient times... Taekwondo is all the Ancient Korean styles of Subak (Muay Thai Lineage, Karate, and Kung Fu) and brought back to Korea where it came from and rebannered for the world stage as Taekwondo...

Almost all martial arts’ aim is to kill as quickly as possible. I’ve watched Maul Mornie’s demonstration of Silat. There’s no doubt if you hit a person in certain spots, they will drop. A lot of karate’s strike and tkd will technically do the same. It’s the way of training: an attacker will not just punch, leave their arm out and allow you to do your moves on him.

First of all, thank you for your comment Haha and yes there are some biases here. I’ve seen wrestlers train and that makes me more biased towards them. Also, the A in Sambo is the 30% that’s not judo 😂

@@PaintedPapi that 30% would be bad kickboxing in combat and in sports old style judo single and double legs. It's just pre leg grabs ban judo. Everything else is judo. Is just wrestling in a jacket, same hand fighting then the Inside, outside trips, fireman carries, Mat returns, sag headlocks Etc are all judo style as it's in a Jacket and jacket wrestling has its own meta and is functionally the same. Watch a few matches and you will see it's rag them about, trip, trip, hip throw. Rather hard to blast double someone soon as they have clothing grips.

​@@PaintedPapiAlso I have to say the editing on this video is excellent.

@@domwood3251 thank you for this information! bout to watch more sambo matches now. I appreciate your time explaining this. Also I’m glad you like the editing, will try to keep improving

@@PaintedPapi no worries man, let us know if you get time what you think and while your at it have a look at judo say 2008 Olympics pre leg grabs and tell me if you think it's different to sports sambo.

Not even the the quick lows? My first thought was groin kick 😂🏀🎾

@@PaintedPapi haha. That could work

​@@Ufc12355​LOL reminds me of the accidental inside leg kicks that are too high and teeps that are too low

Type "Muay Thai Low kicks KO" . That might change your mind. 😉

You betetr be good and set uo your kick.. I have put many people in movies in the street in my travels.. many many people... back fist tot he eye as feint to set up the power side kick.. parry the jab hand down into the round kick... kicks work..

Wylin 😂😂😂