Uriah Hall Relives The Spinning Hook Kick: Fightland Screening Room
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Uriah, the out-of-nowhere legend of The Ultimate Fighter, breaks down his star-making knockout of Adam Cella in TUF 17.
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I'm 200% that when Uriah sits at night thinking about life, I bet he wishes he never threw that kick. I know it won him the fight, gained him popularity but hear me out. It completely killed his killer instinct. After seeing that guy literally almost die in that ring, it messed with his head. Every next fight he had something in his mind that didn't let him go 100% as he legitimately could kill the other guy. Crazy.
Agreed, you could see it in uriahs eyes that he knew he "fucked" up. Horrible knockout, i think Uriah ruined his career with that kick. End of the story, he got scared after that one and i understand him.
Definitely agree. Almost killing someone would fuck with anyone’s head.
His next knockout on the show was just as devastating
This may sound crazy but as a fighter you have to deal with that. Either guy could die and if you are scared of seriously hurting your opponent you will get seriously hurt by them.
im pretty sure not wanting to kill his opponent doesnt enters his brain when the opponent is trying to do the same to him...
he fears his own power which makes him less dangerous in a fight sport, but in the real world if this guy had to defend family or something hed probably fight better than anyone, i actually respect his empathy, and he wins a bigger game in my book
Although Uriah may not be champion material. He embodies everything that is martial arts and is a great asset to the sport and the religion of fighting. Brilliance, wisdom, and skill.
Themayseffect that is champion material
he fears his own power which makes him less dangerous in a fight sport, but in the real world if this guy had to defend family or something hed probably fight better than anyone, i actually respect his empathy, and he wins a bigger game in my book
Kyokushin karateka
@@thisgame2 agree
Yeah and he can still sleep 99.9% of all humans on earth
I truly believe THIS is the fight that ruined Uriah's career. He hasn't attacked ANYONE in the UFC with the same ferocity as he did with this one kick. It's like he scared himself with his talent. He's got SO much potential and skill but he just won't pull the trigger . He has the killer instinct of Tracy McGrady. (B ball reference. T Mac in an interview admitted he didn't have the killer instinct that Kobe had which is why their careers were SO different)
yes brother
Zayd Shakur irrelevant mcgrady had early tragic injury in his career
Well comparing kobe to mcgrady
Agreed. 100%
yes indeed i think it scared him to hurt someone like that. ive been there...you'd think it would feel amazing but in actuality to hurt a good guy like that is hard. we'd all think differently if this was someone like micheal bisping. I wish he could over come this but it was tough to deal with if you guys remember that episode he looked horrified.
He lost his killer instinct after this fight. He is a nice guy.
Yeah I realize it now. After the Silva fight he was apologizing which is fine but he never attacks with full commitment anymore.
Imagine being such a killer you can’t use the tools at your disposal out of fear for what you might do.
I mean he basically murdered that dude. I’d be pretty fucked up over it too.
@Blacks Gone Wild Vol.1 soooo... not the same thing? Derp
I think when you realize your strengths it humbles you to the point where you don't want to destroy people's livelihood.
I love UFC, and I love MMA. But I'd rather this guy keep his soul and his heart in tact, than try to be something he's not. Great fighter, great character.
mercster That's a good way to put it, thank you, I couldn't find the words. =)
"I hit him so hard my foot was actually killing me"
Jesus Christ
Lance Benoit I’m starting to feel Jesus was with cella when that happened.
@@eaglesalldayable Cella waking up in the middle of the octagon and everybody starts clapping.
And then ask: "Everyone is clapping, did I win?"
Doctor: "Yeah kid you ko'ed his foot with your jaw"
I have always been impressed with Hall.
How about now? 😂
Twitch Blakey he is too inconsistent
Ive always thought the same thing. He's always shown glimpses if greatness but he just never puts it together.
Twitch Blakey he's scared
Beautiful technique.
That one knock out is why he never really did much in the UFC. I believe that he’s scared of his own power. He knows that he could genuinely ruin someone’s life with his strikes and seeing Adam on the floor that day with everyone around him, Dana pacing up and down and doctors doing their best to get Adam back up just fucked with his mind
Ironically, some people worry they've done too little. That they've not accomplished much with their life, haven't left an effect on people and that if they disappeared it would be without a blip on the world's radar. I wonder if he's the opposite - he wields extreme power - over whether someone lives or dies and the knowledge is too much for him.
Uriah Hall is one of the nicest most down to earth people I've ever met in my life. I feel that brutal kick is the reason why he doesn't go into full killer mode in his fights. Talent-wise he's one of the best in the world.
Guy Smiley how did you meet him man?
One of my favourite fighters, I wish nothing but great things for this guy!
he explains it very well
I seriously believe he could've won that Gatelum fight, but he played it too fancy.
It wasn't too fancy that he played it, he played it too safe. He lacked the mental maturity and killer instinct at the time to set aside the friendship and respect he had for Gastellum. It for in the way of his focus. He had bright moments but he seldom pushed the pace or showed the same aggression. This is a known fact in numerous interviews and behind the scenes. It's what made Dana question whether he has the true fighting spirit or if he was too nice. Now he has that hunger and drive. The desire to win.
Still think he threw the fight or some extremely weird shit was going on
That was a great fight. Good to hear his take on it.
"And of course my hadouken" How can you hate this man! Legendary fighter and Legendary person
Uriah was never the same after this. He's a good guy with a kind heart - and the look in his eyes after, he felt extremely bad. This really took a toll on him.
sorry adam
aplogy not recpetive - Adam's Brain
I almost cried seeing him regretting like that he was never the same
Uriah, the out-of-nowhere legend of The Ultimate Fighter, breaks down his star-making knockout of Adam Cella in TUF 17
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and thats all he does.
Ladies this is the type of man u want! He is the most dangerous yet the most gentle man there is.
can you imagine if this guy actualy WANTED to hurt you...jesus christ.
Exactly 😅😅😅
He would easily kill an average person. This guy's crazy. He killed Chris's leg 🦵😳😭
@@schmeejay
It's a shame he didnt stay in the game
It really is. He fights this weekend so we shall see.
@@schmeejay
I haven't kept up with mma at all this past year or so. Thanks for letting me know. I wonder if it's UFC or another organization. I'll look it up now.
Stay safe CJ. But most importantly, stay free 🖖
never seen a fighter with more empathy
A lot of great comments here. I feel the same way. I remember watching this fight and just like everyone else I knew that changed him because he felt so bad. Rightfully so because the dude almost died.
did you see what happened tonight dude? God. If this didn’t rattle him, tonight might legitimately make him retire
Poor hall with a big heart...He somehow sensed that his career might lead to severely or even killing someone if that shit happens again. Really not what his intentions are, is to see no one that hurt again. I sensed in one of his later fights that he legitimately hesitated to throw that spinning bk heel hook again.
Love it! More of these
This man could've been GOAT...
Jimmy Neutrons big head no he’s not he deff had the skillset but not the viciousness hall is not even top 10 but he deserves to be mentioned with them
He never displayed his power after this one it fucked with his head look at him after the knockout i bet in his mind he wanted to quit the whole sport
Those of us that saw the show knows he had mentality issues even before this, but yeah you guys are right that this probably changed him a lot. He is a genuinely good guy and really feels bad hurting someone else, which obviously isnt good in this business. I really like him for that.
He’s so calm yet so warrior like ..
Uriah Hall definitely one of my faves!
What an assassin this guy is. And I love the technique, it's my favorite kick.
2:58 "thats pretty much my go to move" we know, everyone knows
Fighters fight to make money and support their families, their intentions are never so seriously injure their opponent. I can only imagine how hard this was for Hall
I was just re-watching that highlight... thinking what could have been...
But as you watch the entire scene, as Hall is standing there looking down at his opponent who is taking some crazy sounding breaths, Hall apologizes saying “I’m sorry.” before Chael pulls him away.
Uriah is such a nice guy, no doubt that affected him moving forward...
Held the shinkouuuuuu HADOKEEEN!!
Humble guy, underrated too
Man went from celebrating to apologizing real quick. That was a pure class move.
I have never been into MMA but this guy sounds sound, grounded to earth, A person and not a fighting animal.
he ones said he learned fighting from video games. tekken 3 was his first video game
He got INTO martial arts because of video games
You don't learn shit from playing video games
thought it was because he was getting teased in school
john nickesom yes you do learn from video games
Jim Palmroth bitch
I find it funny that the non talented dudes have the killer instinct and viciousness but Uriah is extremely talented but he doesn't like doing this shit to people and that makes him scared of what he can do.
He’s a mad chill dude. I wish he was more successful we need people like him carrying the belt
For him to be more successful the UFC would be burying men.
Listen to how he articulates his thoughts. He is actually more than a fighter.
I like Uriah. Super happy to see him win last weekend.
Hope he gets back into form!
One of the most underrated fighters of all time.
Unapologetic Uriah Hall is new my favourite mythological MMA character.
killer instinct killing kick
he hit him so hard his foot actually hurt. Holy shit
It’s not like Rocky when Ivan Drago said If he dies he dies. Nobody wants to see people in that state. He could kill with that kick and he knows it . Understandable and not a surprise about his career.
That kick change both fighters life
amazing Ko and Fighter 🙌🏼
Uriah hall is far from done, he just needs to wake up. the tools are there, his speed and his accuracy, timing, power are all there ,he will meditate and adapt for the better.
One of my favorite fighters ever ✊🥋!!
it sucks he doesn't have that strong passion towards viciousness. he lets his deflated ego think he can fight nonchalantly :/
iDeKz He probably doesn't enjoy the fights as much as he intended to, I mean the man can literally be a deadly weapon, and nearly killing like two fighters probably put him in an uncomfortable position.
Joe Mama i think a lot of people cross a road in fighting where if you dont thrive in the fight then youre not a real fighter. sure, you might have good technique and can put people away but you need that tenacity.
this guy is brutal
Turn the music up more I can hear him
2:00 Jamaican accent pulled up to the scene for about 3 seconds
"I think i hit him so hard my foot actually was fucking killing me"
Seeing this after 261 and seeing Weidman's leg fucking snap makes me feel so bad for Uriah. He's one of the most intelligent fighters in the UFC, but this kick destroyed him mentally. I have a massive amount of respect for him, and I know he could've been a champion if he kept that killer instinct after this.
If he didn't give a fuck about hurting his opponent, he would've already had the belt
Damn I didn't know Hall was 28 the time of the fight. Old man in the game
Uriah's awesome .....
Am I the only one that thinks the people saying “hall is scared of killing somebody so he held back” is corny as acting like every fight he was scared of being to dangerous and killing people,I believe that this fight weakened his mindset and made him somewhat uncomfortable but this anime stuff as in he was so strong he was scared of himself is nonsense
anime stuff xDD
He is a true master of spinning back kick anyone want to learn how to perform this kick learn from him but weight must be under 215 anything more can be bad for lower back human body he was 170
The current top 5 middleweights would eat him alive...I like him but he just doesn't have the Will or killer instinct to fight a Jacare, Rockhold, and definitely wouldn't do anything to Weidman.
say what you want but none of their knockouts will ever be as entertaining and jaw dropping as uriahs are
+guccitwanmane not true Silvas, Machidas, and Vitors highlights are much better and against much tougher opponents. But Uriah is very entertaining indeed.
I'm not so sure I think he could go all the way I know what your saying about his heart
+blk stone He lost a lot of the killer instinct when he knocked adam out. You could see on his face he was very disturbed.
blk stone I
His head hit the canvas like a heavy bag of Brinks change
song????
This is a baaaaaaaaad man. Damn nearly murked that dude. Some thing should not be allowed.
The match that fucked him up now he doesn't want to unleash his inner beast.
The most brutal knock out in mma history
He had a wakeup call 😂
He personally looks like Melvin Manhoef and Michael Mc Donald and in style fighting also !!!
👌👌😜😜
I think you're blessed with talent and gift yes your a lethal weapon
Hes a class act and just beat Anderson. I just wish he'd pull the trigger a little more because he can be unstoppable.
His career is full of heartbreak
The guy from Tekken walks out...KO
One of the most lethal fighters in the UFC...Uriah hall vs Jon jones!! Make it happen
Do you really want to see Hall die live on PPV?
He knows money isn’t worth Accidentally Killing people in a ring just for the Glory of winning. No amount of money would’ve erased that image of him dying in that ring. You gotta do what’s right for your spirit.
You don't lose it ever you just reflect if I'd killed an opponent idk if I can live with that and would I go to jail
Damn that is a nice kick, i love it its so fucking good. I wish that could be me, damn thats a good kick.
I thought dammmnnnn...that almost looked like fast ⏩
i would say uriah is up there with anderson. when he is on, he is Amazing. just look at the moussasi fight. i think he can be middleweight champion if he gets pass anderson. but anderson is the goat.
Silva is not what he used to be. He's the goat for sure, but he's not the best anymore. Uriah isn't consistent enough and his Ju Jitsu isn't good enough yet to be champ
hadoouuuken
Not sure if i’m missing something but everyone in the comments seems to have this narrative that Hall lost his killer instinct from almost killing Adam Cella with that headkick. Was this covered in Ultimate Fighter? Because while it was a brutal knockout it didn’t look to me like Cella was dying and i’ve not found anything on the internet to show Uriah was traumatised by it.
It’s just fans being nerds
I don't think this fight ruined him. One day if he sees this opportunity again, he'll take it. Win's a win. Adam got wrecked, but it didn't cripple him. If his back's against a wall, watch the fuck out lol
Cool guy
He could have been the champion of Middleweight division but he is too kind for it. He enjoys competing and training but the consequences of killing techniques aren't to be trifled with, truly too kind for that grim side of the sport.
Dude should’ve been a champion.
Nice
Uriah Hall is fuckin LETHAL but like the comment below that terror started declining when he made it to the big dance it was like he was unsure of himself and that was frustrating Dana White.
good`。january！
Kyokushin Karate Kicks looks Unknown for fighters but its actually Deadly.. Spinning Wheel/Hook kicks. He Shouldn't do That at the Practice Match..
Never understimate any opponent past present future stay your best and if you know in the room you ain't gonna win get the fuck outta there to me that's smart and you have choices and free will or don't listen to your first instinct does that sound right?
Hall had the potential to be Champ
I bet after he threw that kick, he couldn't sleep for a week.
at my gym we call this the sorry adam
Sorry Adam.
Roadhouse.
* kick* ROADHOUSE!!!
This was the beginning of the end of his career and then when he knocked the sense out of bubba it was a wrap. Dana and chael and the rest of the team made it seem like he almost killed two people and he got scared as fuck. Now he is too timid to be in the UFC.
Y’all want their to be a bigger story to everything. Go back and watch the whole fight, Uriah never had that killer instinct. Not even in this fight. That round was pretty even before he kicked his head off. And not because Adam looked that good, but just because Uriah likes to wait around and counter rather than forcing the issue.