Knife Expert Breaks Down Punisher Prison Fight Scene | Netflix Daredevil S2E9 | Scenic Fights
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- Kali Knife Expert, Logan Lo breaks down the Punisher prison fight scene with Jon Bernthal from Netflix’s Marvel's Daredevil (2015) with MMA fighter, Chad Vázquez.
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Here is the breakdown section for each martial arts and kali knife techniques:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Frank Castle’s use of Filipino Dumog - Breakdown 1 of 8
02:36 Frank Castle’s Stab Techniques - Breakdown 2 of 8
04:46 Frank Castle’s Sewing Machine Attack - Breakdown 3 of 8
05:36 Chad’s Sewing Machine Escape
06:24 Frank Castle’s Number 8 Knife Attack - Breakdown 4 of 8
08:21 Frank Castle’s Standing Front Headlock - Breakdown 5 of 8
10:36 Frank Castle’s Judo Kata Guruma - Breakdown 6 of 8
12:20 Frank Castle’s use of Eye Gouges - Breakdown 7 of 8
13:46 Frank Castle’s Fight Finisher - Breakdown 8 of 8
14:28 Fight Scene Grade and Final Analysis
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About Netflix Marvel’s Daredevil (2015) (Source Netflix):
Blinded as a young boy, Matt Murdock fights injustice by day as a lawyer and by night as the Super Hero Daredevil in Hell's Kitchen, New York City.
About Netflix Marvel’s Daredevil Season 2 Episode 9 (2016) (Source Netflix):
Frank Castle gets an offer he can't refuse. Foggy and Murdock question the future of their firm, but Karen won't give up so easily.
About the Characters (source Marvel Cinematic Universe wikia):
Francis David "Frank" Castle Sr. is a former Force Recon Marine-turned-vigilante known as The Punisher.
Watch Marvel’s Daredevil now on Netflix:
www.netflix.com/title/80018294
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We highly recommend Marvel's Daredevil and The Punisher on Netflix. Jon Bernthal is a fantastic Frank Castle. Hopefully he’s in Daredevil: Born Again (2024).
Who is your favorite live-action Punisher and what other fight scene would you like to see us breakdown next?
I heard there's a blind man in that show who also fights very well. Something about a hallway in Season 1 Episode 2.
Jon Bernthal is the best
@Gáspár Vincent I never even thought about suggesting video game cutscenes! That fight would be a cool breakdown
I would love to see the bathroom fight scene, just as amazing as this fight.
@@youngchanyoo4460 yes
The punisher proves that you can fight with sheer experience without using fancy moves like other characters ie Batman or Daredevil.
Frank Castle is efficient. He gets the job done as quickly as possible.
There's a reason he has a lot less enemies than Batman or Daredevil...
Yeah, I love Frank Castle's style of fighting because it isn't Asian dancing. It is technically proficient, but it is more about violence than finesse. The quickest way between two points is a straight line. Frank Castle takes the straight line to finishing fights by simply doing the most brutal damage in the shortest possible amount of time. No unnecessary twirly loopty-loops, no flashy flying-spiny thingys. Just break things. And I love him for it.
I think we're over looking that Punisher is a big believer in ambushing his opponents who he has already decided deserve death, its part of why the #8 stab is so very much a part of his character, he's not just about being brutally efficient, he's about doing it unexpectedly too. Many of his violent acts are one sided and overwhelming, that suits him just fine.
daredevil really doesn't use fancy moves in the tv show.
I always love your guy’s breakdowns. Frank Castle is an absolute monster of a fighter, his brutality is always what makes him one of my favorite characters to see when they fight.
Hey you know whenever they make video
They're always being the monster
It's always an honor to have the King of TH-cam Comments leaving a comment on our breakdown
You really are everywhere aren't you?
Hey you
Punisher is easily my favorite fictional character, theres so many different eras and interesting writing around his character
Chad’s lil smile when Logan did a takedown is just so priceless lmao. Compare to Logan’s dead-inside facial expression, Chad be like yeah I do this for a living, any time brother. lolololol
and I just notice the sewing machine attacks also make the extremely close “safe distance” dangerous as well. For longer reach weapons you kinda need some space to swing said weapon to make them effective, but with a small knife or sharp object you only need that little arm swing to shove it into your opponent.
Also, please correct me if I’m wrong, if a person is using a short knife as a harassing tool in this tide corridor, throwing quick jabs and stuff, it would be really hard for the opponent to disarm it, right? That kinda makes the disadvantage of the shorter reach an advantage in this fight.
"To be honest, all knife disarms are - at least for me - opportunistic. In other words, I'm gonna try a disarm if I manage to capture some part of the weapon arm. If I can't, I'm not going to try and hunt it. So yes, the smaller weapon is definitely the better choice with this terrain." - Logan
I love how explicit you where about the eye gouge. Yeah, mechanically someone can do it and it's efective, but _could you? would you want to?_ It's important to highlight that hurting people has an impact on you and if you're trauma and rage fueled trained killer Frank Castle he could, but a normal person would be shocked and could not do it.
I would have to be defending my family or something to be able to do something like that, I think.
My mom has done that a couple times.
And even Frank’s character has issues controlling how he feels about the violence he inflicts.
Escalation after the fact is usually a powerful tool; but it can also get you in more than just legal trouble. Escalating to things like trying to blind someone against a more powerful fighter can leave you at their mercy if you fail to handle them, which is a bad place to be.
If it was someone trying to kill me i would not give a damn honestly.
That was something I tried to get into the heads of the Marines that went through my MCMAP courses. It's one thing to learn to bar brawl.... it's another to put yourself into the mindset of "I'm about to hold this motherfuckers' eye in my hand".
Logan must've really like this ep, I mean REALLY. I can see his eyes lights up when he do the explanation. Really love the awesome work guys
Even though he ends up getting choked in the video, at least he gets to stab Chad.
@@ScenicFights LMAO, poor logan hahah
Only if your armed.
But id do it. Only cowards and degenerates attack unarmed people with tools.
Frank castle is proof that running a full tank human build is viable even in the gun meta
Lol
I love how the fighting style is perfect for someone who is both well trained and also extremely brutal/ruthless
Knowing that Castle is trained, the way he stabs the neck and follows through is a military technique and it also means if another assailant surprises him, the knife is usable. The amount of times in movies that they leave the knife in their assailant or throw it down is absurd. I also agree that the number eight is excellent. I do it with a Polish sabre and the angle takes so many people by surprise. It's also great with stick for left handers because you are striking on the open side and there is a longer distance your opponent has to come across their centre line to guard against it. By the time they do so you can flow through or disengage. I know there are some open handed techniques in Kali that perform a slap to ear from essentially a number eight which always fascinated me.
I also found it interesting where you asked Chad about ever throwing a punching from number five because there are techniques in close where you essentially pass through a number five position when you whip a punch. As you turn your hips and body into the punch you basically roll your shoulder as you bring the other arm up to cover to give you a little more distance and then you finish the motion of the punch. It allows you to generate a lot of power without telegraphing.
So one of the most absurd knife fight scenes that very few people are familiar with is the one from nightshooters. It's two minutes long but the amount of knife work and technique and the level of skill is super impressive. It also has elements of it that I think Chad could shed some really good light on. You guys should break it down. It's super brutal though;
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Thank you for insightful comment! Solid points all around. Much appreciated!
Chad’s evil grin as Logan points out how nice he is to him… spine chilling
Chad's grin. He's always up to something.
I love how you guys act infront of each other and trust each other. Logan easeiy throws some weapons around and Chad dosn´t even flinch.
pros at work. really well done.
They are BFF
Love the close ups on Chad everytime Logan is holding a knife and then gets this excited look in his eyes
Haha Chad being Chad.
The #8 looks kind of like an armed version of the question-mark kick. You have a very standard looking set up that can go to different spots by small variations in rotation. That's pretty scary...
I actually never thought of it that way, that's exactly right.
Please do more daredevil and punisher fight scenes ! This was sick !
Both Netflix series are amazing, what other fight scene would you like to see us breakdown next?
@@ScenicFights first one that comes to mind is the hallway fight scene from the first season of daredevil. I will come back to this and add more there’s definitely a lot of scenes
@@ScenicFights daredevil vs punisher rooftop fight from season 2
@@ScenicFights daredevil season 1 I think from the first episode it was the fight scene that started in a apartment and then lead outside in the rain. This one is definitely the best one to review out of the 3 I’ve mentioned so far
@@ScenicFights nobody bus scene?
Frank castle reminds me of my uncle. He taught me how to fight, he was trained L.I.N.E. and that's a hardcore fighting style
Any and all Punisher fights scenes with Bernthal are amazing.
facts
"I would like to know how nice my throw was to chad vs how chad throws me" chad smiles at the camera 🤣🤣🤣 i see what you are trying to do there chad xD good vid guys 😃😃
Chad's grin lmao.
I really enjoyed your breakdown. I loved this scene for its realism and it is great to have experts break it down. I am curious to get your thought on the fight scene in 2009 Sherlock Holmes with Robert Downey Jr 's bare nuckle fight.
Also would love your thoughts on Mission impossible:Fallout bathroom scene
I love that scene. ",Discombobulate!"
knuckle*
For the last attack Frank does, you can also attack without a weapon. After he get to one knee, you can lift and turn your hips, delivery a knee strike to his face, sorta like a capeoria variation of a roundhouse.
I have watched this scene so many times. I usually wince at the impailment and the eye gouge. But it never really hit home for me just how terrifying the violence here actually is. As humans we're so fragile. It's so easy to mortally wound someone caught off guard. I realise that if I ever got in a fight, I'd probably die every time. The only thing I have going in my favour is I'm pretty fast. But that wouldn't help me if I got locked in here.
I highly doubt you'll ever end up in prison, so you're okay lol.
@@ScenicFights I sincerely hope not.
@yuri tard he meant that the only way he is going to get in a fight like that is in prison
2:20
I loved how chad just smiled in response
Chad is such a troll. Gotta love him for it.
I love these breakdowns. They’re so entertaining while being educational
That's our goal! It's nice to see we gave you another quality episode. If there are any other fight scene that you still would like us to breakdown, let us know!
@@ScenicFights the daredevil episode 2 hallway fight scene seems interesting
@@ScenicFights Hi can you guys do the breakdown of Arrow's last prison fight.
It shows such an attention to detail in the shows production, stunt coordination and Jon Bernthal as an actor to make it all so convincing and accurate.
These dudes 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Perfect comedy duo combined with armed and not armed techniches? Perfect content. Plus they do a breakdown about all my favorite shows/movies. I can watch their vídeos all day. Great job guys, as always!
Glad you enjoyed it Franco! If there are any other fight scenes you'd like to see us breakdown, let us know!
@@ScenicFights will be my pleasure. I'm gonna make a list and put here 😎
This is my new favorite episode from this channel. Hands-down. The best scene and the strongest breakdown to date.
"Don't break my neck" he's like idunno whatever happens happens
Dude, this is gonna be fire
I’ve only watch three of these breakdowns in the last two days, but I am completely impressed with the analysis, explanations, and re-enactments. These two gentlemen are excellent in their martial artistry, explanations, respect, and humor. More please.
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Yessssss, a Daredevil fight review. Please do more, it's one of my favourite scenes
What's your favorite fight scene from the Daredevil series?
@@ScenicFights The fight against the bikers in season 2
Absolutely loved this fight scene. It showed the Punisher as just not a tactical guy with guns and a vendetta to someone who is elevated above normal humans who can essentially stand with other “super heroes”. Sure he wouldnt be able to stand toe to toe with lots of other super heroes, but when using his weapons he can stand up to them
"Could you do it? I would not want to meet you if you could."
That genuinely was hilarious.
My work here is done.
If someone attacked me with a No.8 I'd probably do a No.2.
Anyway.....
Great breakdown of one of my favourite fight scenes. I love this scene because it expresses who Frank Castle is, it tells you more about what the man is like, better than an hour's worth.of exposition.
lmao! And yes we agree, this single scene does a great job at showcasing who Frank Castle is as a person.
A number 2 intercepting cut to the opponent's weapon arm probably isn't the worst thing you can do against a number 8 stab, haha.
@@connorperrett9559 If I were to do a number two they wouldn't want to be within a mile of me.
Is this a poop joke?
@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Yes.
If someone attacked me I'd probably crap myself. I'm a lover not a fighter.
It's not funny if you have to explain it.
I remember reading once that in order to train certain special forces types on how to do an eye gouge, they had the trainer wear an eyepatch with a grape or small orange duct-taped over it, and had the trainee grab the piece of fruit with their thumb and rip sideways, hard, during which the trainer would scream in horror and grab at his face.
please do daredevil season 3 hallway fight. it is a genuine 11 minute one shot fight scene through a prison with no hidden cuts. its amazing
I love watching your videos. It would be super rad to see your breakdown of Atomic Blonde and Nobody! Thanks for all you do!
13:23 with your right hand cup just behind and above their left ear, pull towards you and down while you gouge with your left hand.
Perfect to get you out of a real bad situation.
Did this many years ago when two guys got me in a carpark one night.
I got hit round the back of my head but the guy screaming with my thumb in his eye stopped his mate long enough for me to get away.
The psychological effects of having this done to you or even seeing this done can't be understated!
Another time a few football idiots started on me and my friends. My mate, in the grapple stuck his finger up this guys nose, he hooked it through the middle and pulled the cartilage down, the insides of this guy's nose were hanging out, he screamed and it bled alot. The effect it had on his mates ended their bravery.
Fighting like this is nasty but sometimes deserved and necessary.
Number 5 attack is ridiculously popular and mostly used by people with no experience with knife fighting
5:02 you CANNOT block a knife strike, especially a barrage of number 5. Imagine if Logan had a ballistic knife, he would go for 2 to 3 number 5 strikes, then shoot the blade out.
5:50 Smart choice, Logan is purely a killer when he is armed with Pekiti Tirisa Kali, an edged weapon and the killer instinct.
The number 8 attack really reminds me of Silat, where I go for a hook, then go an elbow strike that has similar motions to the number 8 attack.
The headlock would be a lot of brutal if Castle took out the knife, go for a guillotine, and then stabbed the front side of the neck. In addition, Castle could strike at the neck/groin/jaw, and use the body of the assailant as a meat shield, covering his vital points, seizing the opponents' options, and opening Castle's further choices
In summary, it was so hilarious to see Logan's joy at brutalizing Chad in this video. In addition, this is the first time we get to see the barbaric but effective knife barrage and other tactics, like the eye gouge. Very cool, very realistic, very immoral fighting tactics, but if we were in life or death situations, do not hesitate to use it, your life is in the assailant's hands, and take it back no matter the costs. Thumb-ups for you guys.
It's incredibly easy and effective.
Oh, you might block *a* knife strike. You aren't going to block *thirty* knife strikes.
the prison fight was such an amazing scene to watch
LOVE these videos guys. MUST HAVE MORE
Thank you for the support! What other fight scene would you like to see us breakdown next?
@@ScenicFights the equalizer
@@ScenicFights Daredevil
@@ScenicFights literally anything in Shang-Chi
@@rafitaisir6333 this
What I love about Punisher fights is that he doesn’t have a healing factor or super tough skin. So every hit he takes he fucking takes. But then he KEEPS. GOING. You keep stabbing him and hitting him. He keeps going, on sheer “fuck YOU” energy alone.
THAT is real toughness. Giving Frank a healing factor would honestly be almost OP.
In the comics Frank literally trains himself to tank as many hits as he can without going down or showing signs of pain. It's part of his psychological warfare strategy. He knows he'll get hit hard during a fight but he's constantly mentally prepared for even the most extreme pain and injury so it doesn't have an impact on his ability to continue fighting. On the other hand, seeing Frank take a flurry of punches and stabs and remain standing and fighting, it completely breaks down the morale of his opponents.
@@B3RyL
“Go down. PLEASE go down. Oh my god please oh please GO DOWN- GRK!”
As someone with a lot of experience with MMA and Jiu-Jitsu, I can say that while not like the front guillotine as used in the video, you can actually apply a version of it that acts like a joint-lock on the neck vertebrae (which I assume could also cause fractures if applied with force). Just use your forearm on the opponents cheek and chin, instead of the throat, to force a 90 degree rotation of the head. Keep the head a bit more in front of your belly instead of under your armpit and then push up your hips. Don't try at home unless you have experience with reacting to soneone tapping out.
What an amazing episode. Thanks for breaking that down. In my eyes, what makes the punisher series so great, is the raw and visceral violence and action. No hiding behind fancy moves or quick cuts, just straight to the bone violence. Effective and amazing to look at.
100% well put and that's what makes this fight scene so amazing.
Regarding the eye-poke and eye-gouge:
A classmate of mine accidentally poked someone with a single finger into the eye and he needed to go to the hospital! His eye-lid closed and his eye produced a lot of tears. The reason he needed to get help was that the nail had cut into the skin of the eyeball. It wasn't deep, but it was enough to leave the white bloodred and damage the transparent part so much that untreated he might have become a pirate...
Personally, I'm not the biggest fan of finger attacks, as you can easily bend your finger the wrong way... However, it gives you a longer range than your punches and can come quite unexpectedly. Since most people flinch when something comes to their eye, it can be used as a setup for the real attack.
Regarding the eye-gouge: an ER doctor has confirmed to me that most humans are not capable of popping the eyeball like this, even when you are able to get a hold of the chin as an anchor point. However, this doesn't mean that it can't be done, but rather that modern humans suck at grip strength. I wouldn't want to fight an archer or free-climbing professional for that reason. I was sparring in a grappling match against a woman and had a bad time, despite being significantly taller. She was overweight, but still an avid climber, which meant that she had not just the mass but incredible strength for a woman. I'd also like to point out that some humans were capable to go completely apeS**T and doing damage as a Chimpanzee could. This includes nose, lips, and cheeks being bitten off, skin pinched and torn off, jaws ripped out, throat ripped out, and the two instances I found the most incredible and shocking were in one case, a guy ripped out the womb of his victim and one other guy found his wife cheating on him and he ripped his rivals' genitals off despite him wearing a Jeans (the trousers was ripped as well by his attack).
TLDR: don't mess with people who can climb a rockface in seconds, or roll up a frying pan...
There's one last thing I'd like to point out: there's one way an eye gouge can have a significant effect even though your grip strength is not sufficient to pop the eyeball. It involves sticking a finger in between the eyeball and the eye socket. This results in the eye popping out of the socket and stretching the attached ligaments as well as suffering minor damage due to the temporary deformation of the eyeball. Typically, it can be pushed back in with little lasting damage (which is something you usually only see in car accidents, or someone accidentally impaling his eye with a blunt object). In any case, it probably hurts pretty bad and is quite demoralizing. That said, a professional wrestler suffered such an injury along with a broken eye socket and he kept on fighting!
Probably the longest comment we ever had but thank you for sharing this awesome story. You made some solid point.
Reading all this made me squirm in my seat
@@peternguyen1911 Sorry, forgot to put out a warning for empaths...
As compensation, I'll poke fun at myself: my best friend gave me some solid advice: _don't tell such stories to girls, or they'll run! If they don't, you should run!_
It's true, eye pokes have it's place in self defense, it's just not a kill shot like most self defense guys claimed it to be. It works just like a boxing jab, to make the other guy flinch when something is flying torward his eyes and then follow up with something else, JKD style. But i have to disagreed about fingers bending/breaking when using it, you don't have to put much force behind it like a punch. To temporary disable someone's vision, all you need is a quick tap or a flick the fingers into the eyes, anyone who don't believe me could try it on the wall right now
@@jaketheasianguy3307 it shouldn't be the risk of hitting too hard, if you got any experience. No, the problem is that if the opponent blocks/swipes, it is likely to bend your fingers.
Nice breakdown. Been a while since I sparred with someone who did kali, and i ended up being stabbed in the head, lol. Special thanks for explaining the sewing machine, as most people i know who play with knives think that there is some amazing technique that will keep you safe when going against someone with a knife.
First rule of knife fights is.. you will get cut.
yeah in Krav Maga I'm doing they say it to. you will get cut. but it's up to you to defend/take down the person who is attacking you to not have lethal damage. like the veins in ur wrist and neck, etc. flesh can heal. and a knife can't cut bone if you use the side of your arm that's the other side of ur wrist
I love this stuff. Breaking down movie fights. Brilliant. Thanks Fellas.
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"Sewing machine stab"
AKA the old reliable _Prison shanking_
i love these two guys' breakdowns
Haven't watched Dune yet but I read an article that said they did a lot of eskrima inspired stuff. Hope I could see you guys break it down by the time I get to watch it.
According to IMDB, the main character and his House use Kali, the Harkonnens use ancient Mongolian swordmanship. The moment I saw the fights I KNEW Logan would do a breakdown of them and I can't wait!
I don't think we got to see a lot of clean fighting scenes in that movie, sadly
Should be at least a couple decent scenes though
This scene is actually a good contrast to how Dune applies arnis. Frank is a brawler/streetfighter to Paul's duelist style.
While there aren’t many, the fights and the choreo are an absolute beauty to watch. I would absolutely love to see if they broke down any of the scenes in the movie
@@Psycorde in the practice/spar scene it looked like a balintawak arnis
He at the same time pushed him while using his lead leg to sweep him, grabbed his left leg and raised him up off balance. He then entered into a very well improvised Kata Guruma.
shoutout to the daredevil and punisher shows for having some of the best fight scene in television
best fight breakdown i've ever seen in the 10 years I've been on youtube. amazing job guys
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Punisher has an amazing fight scene in episode 1 or two of season two as well.
You guys should definitely more daredevil fight scenes
Your throw was done so gently, almost like putting a baby into a crib. I bet Chad can take the full speed. A little bit of roughing him up won't hurt him, right? *wink wink*
lmao! Logan is way too nice to Chad. On the flip side, Chad is choking Logan out and almost breaking his arms during Chad's breakdowns lol.
Little bit of elbow drop wwe style
@@jacobharris954 LOL
This video has informed me more about knives and self defense more than any martial arts Stevel Seagull wannabe ever could.
As always, it was pretty interesting and pretty informative to see your breakdown. Can't wait to see which fight you'll do next and hope to see more of The punisher.
Another great breakdown!! Chad's hair was on FLEEK in this episode, and not a hair was out of place even after the demonstrations. Talented guys, tame hair!
Chad uses some awesome hair product. It's what keeps him sexy.
Great video!
I would love to see more Netflix daredevil and punisher scenes in this channel.
Great breakdown! Very detailed and good analysis throughout. I like how you guys talk in much detail about both the good and the bad with each fight scene you both analyze. Kudos.
One of the things I have found fascinating since starting my own journey into studying unarmed combat is how quickly you can learn and develop your skills. It all becomes incredibly intuitive.
Y’all gotta go over Daredevil’s fight when he was in his civilian clothes in the prison in season 3 or when he fought Nobu in season 1, there’s tons of weapons play in that one
I love that you guys added demonstrations. That’s taking it a step forward. Thanks guys 🤞
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When I first saw this fight and it got to the part where Castle does his #8 stab to the neck, pushes the guy out of the way, then goes to the next guy with the "guillotine headlock", I actually didn't think that was a neck break. I thought Castle still had the shiv from the guy he stabbed #8 in the neck, and finished the second guy with the same shiv as well, we just couldn't see it because the shiv was underneath the guy and the camera was behind him.
Nice. Kali guys recognizing the danger in middle range. Love it
Yall gotta do one for Shang Chi next it had so many great fights!
I love both Daredevil and The Punisher! So watching this video was very entertaining and informative :)
Both the sewing machine attack and the eye gouge cause me to have a visceral reaction every time I watch them, even knowing they're just choreographed moves in a filmed fight scene.
man great blend of informative and entertaining. loved this.
The movement you referenced at the beginning of the number 8 stab explanation, is called an outside hooking block and when used correctly can indeed deliver a larger amount of damage, I my self have broken a jaw with it, it's force comes from rotation at the hip and shoulders, I can even be used as a precise weapon to strike the temple eye sockets or nose or throat since a fight happens at all angles. Truthfully and any fighter will tell you this, there is only one punch and it can come from any direction.
The immediate reaction to the eye gouge hahaha! As an MMA and BJJ filmmaker I found this video very entertaining...thanks guys!
So happy you guys popped up in my recommended, great breakdowns, and that’s one of my favorite fight scenes.
Happy that you made your way here. Welcome to the channel! Make yourself at home.
Love ur content! the fact that you two represent two opposite of martial art makes the video unique man. keep it up!
Such an amazing breakdown, as always! A lot of great points from Logan, I see he loved this breakdown a lot!
Still looking for a raid 2 kitchen fight scene brake down, tho it might be a 2 parter. Love how clean the presentation on this channel is
What I like most about Punisher series is the brutality of fighting, I have been in many fights outside of sparring, from real life to Army combatives and it is just ugly and brutal like that quick escalation to hold initiative and just as quickly as you can get to ending the others offense.
Awesome work as always!!
May I suggest another scene from Daredevil Season 2, the stairwell scene. This scene is very great for you because it includes multiple things both of you could break down. Again Stairwell scene, highly recommend it.
Thanks to this video, I learned something new. What they taught me in school was different and only 6 knife attacks(1-4 are slash, 5-6 are the stab), where we imagine an opponent like an invisible box. We also call the sewing machine attack as "prison stab" since it's the most common stab in our prison.
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6:00 I vaguely recall an axiom about two trained knife fighters going at it ferrealzies: one's leaving in a bodybag and the other's leaving in a stretcher. What I took from that is even with tons of training and experience, it's a wildly dangerous situation.
100% agree with this statement.
That extended prison scene in Daredevil was amazing as well. Love both of those series
Love when you guys do these CB shows and then breakdown the combat strategy. Idk if you have, but Season 1 Daredevil hallway scene breakdown is a must from your perspectives!
This is maybe the best edited Scenic Fights to date! Incredible work!!
Thank you! We do our best to improve with each video. We are very happy with how this one came out too.
Thank you guys for mentioning: 1) open palms and elbows being safer strikes than a closed fist, and 2) if given a choice, striking with a weapon over striking with your hands.
Best breakdown of this scene I’ve seen. Great video
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Great breakdown. Really glad you guys covered the Punisher - this was an awesome analysis. I love this channel. - Possible suggestion for a future episode: the Bathroom fight scene in the bar from the Punisher season 2 episode 1 - would love to see your take on that.
another great episode! always looking forward to both your thoughtful breakdowns
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Please do more Punisher scenes!! Especially in Season 2
The sewing machine attack is effective as hell from an untrained attacker. When it's someone for whom it's their bread-and-butter like people who do Piper even a really, really good martial artist can end up looking like a werewolf's cross-stitch sampler.
I love scenic fight breakdowns
'That would've finished it, but not for Castle.'
Hell yeah!
Frank Castle does not play around.
Good video guys love your work good to see real life science put into play with shows to add more immersion
It's always great to see you guys so healthy and in good spirits, I pray for you two.
Thank you for the support and prayers
Another great episode guys, love the Punisher series. I hope you do the Bathroom fight in the beginning of Season 2! Or any other fight from the series.
A good way to think of the difference between eye pokes and eye gouges is that with eye gouges you’re not exactly aiming for the eyeball you’re trying to force your fingers into the eye socket and push the eyeball out of the socket. If you aim for the center of the eyeball you’re gonna push the eye against the nerve which will be absolutely painful but in one situation you got an eye that hurts, if you aim around the eyeball trying to get ur fingers between it and the socket walls then u don’t have an eye anymore
We try not to think about eye gouges. We are too nice
@@ScenicFights too many martial arts manga
Love the bjj, judo, and just martial art knowledge in general. Definitely earned a sub
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Loving all of the breakdowns, keep up the goodwork Scenic Fight😁👍!!
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One of my favorite fights in the whole MCU. Daredevil is full of brilliant fights. I'd love to see you do the hallway fights from seasons 1 and 2 or the prison fight in season 3
Would really love to see more Punisher content on this channel, in particular, a breakdown of that 3v1 in that bar restroom in season 2
I randomly came across this video and you guys have honestly made one the best (If not the best) breakdown/explanation video I've seen! Very informative, engaging and clearly explained. Keep up the great work!
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I've been waiting for the breakdown scene! Please do Punisher's other fights and then Daredevil.