MMA Fighters React To TONY JAA Fight Scenes #5
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Fight Bible hosts Former UFC fighter Brad and MMA enthusiast Joe, take a look at some of the best fight choreography scenes from the Legend that is Tony Jaa!
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Whats up Movie fans!!! Today is a great video!!
The Legend Tony Jaa fight scene reactions!
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I hope you guys do Iko Uwais The guy from the Raid and for laughs some Jacki Chan
They are up there.
The raid raid 2 ip man ongbak
I just subbed to see your review on 400 vs 1.... A n amazing one shot sequence 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@themonsta6669 we have a video on that scene coming soon
@@TheFightBible fuuuuuuuuuuuuck yeah!!!! I've watched it over a dozen times...guy is amazing... technique, reflexes...guy is a beast with a katana you watch it he switches swords fast with his enemy...like musashi...he shows up late creating anxiety, stress and impatience....he kept the light to his back...and gradually..."gradually" introduced his two hand technique...the windmill sword thing was killer...🤘👍👍👍 Long time since a film gave me rewatch value besides ZOMBIE flicks🤘🤘🤘🤘 anew fan!!!!!
Fun fact about Tony Jaa: when he was young and watching all the kung fu movies, he didn't know they used wires so he thought he actually had to be able to do all those crazy athletic jumps moves and acrobatics so he just trained crazy hard to be able to.
He's a real life Saitama.
He’s a gymnast.....
Tony Jaa is Muay Thai
lmao jackie chan be like what wires
@@leobentley7056 yes he is but also practices Gymanstics. He is highly skilled in ancient Muy Thai as well.
This man fights under batman's rules "I won't kill you, but the hospital bill might"
True statement for any American who gets sick.
underrated
😂😂
@@feonjunhospital bills don’t affect credit, I’ve owed like 40k for 20 years lol
@@sharebear421 I don't know about now, but in the 90s, they had debt collectors calling and harassing me for a $100 or so that I owed to them. It was something I thought I paid it off.
The good thing about Tony Jaa is that every time he hits someone he does it properly and uses his whole body weight behind every hit and it gives a real sense of power
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Tony Jaa is a one man wrecking machine...an absolute beast...With his incredible fighting skills, he is overly capable of leaving a trail of broken bones for those who dared to mess with him.
Scott Adkins has a great podcast where he chats to martial arts actors like Tony Jarr and Iko Uwas.
He does? Thank you sir 😊
Gotta support the Brummie legend, we've not got many.
Steven Seagal , loved that you could tell that Scott did not believe his bullshit
Jaa*
He does? Holy shit thanks for this. I’m a new fan. Just sat through a few of his movies and loved his GQ fight scenes breakdown.
his channel is awesome and he is a cool guy.
Tony Jaa is an incredible actor/ martial artist his knee and elbow strikes are some of the best in the business
I'm Thai, this show is ancient Muay Thai. A very dangerous martial art, used to be used in warfare. It is a hand-to-hand fight by holding, batting, crushing, breaking an arm, leg, neck, dangerous to paralysis and death. Tony Jaa uses ancient boxing in the northeast of Thailand. called boxing korat Will focus on kicking very hard, the identity of boxing in the northeast of Thailand. Thai ancient boxing has 4 sectors, it will be different. But if it's boxing Thai people will see that Where does the boxing gesture come from in Thailand? Even the kings of the old days were very good boxers. For example, King Taksin the Great, Somdej Phra Naresuan the Great, Chao Suea, Phra Chai Racha and the military generals were all good at both sword and boxing.
It's hilarious to think that none of the bad guys here are friends with each other. You'd think one of the guys rolling on the floor would be like "WATCH OUT BILL, HE'S BREAKING EVERYONE'S ARMS! STAY BACK! USE A DAMN GUN!"
The first thing i noticed abt Tony is how heavy his hits were..other action heroes are fast but you can see that their hits wouldnt hurt someone so bad...Tony just hids hard and heavy!!!!
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Friend is that so it is hit in muay boran with the weight of your body also the others do not fight muay boran but kung fu and it is pure choreography
There are some who are just as savage as Tony Jaa. His friend Iko Uwai for example. Joe Taslim too, 'The night comes for us' is just amazing and brutal from start to finish. Taslim is incredibly fast.
You've got twelve guys with long spears and you're facing one guy without much reach, who fight by flying forward with attacks. Hold your spears in front of you, stand in two horizontal rows and walk forward with just enough speed to make it uncomfortable for him to fight while walking backward. If you throw your self forward at ranks of spears, you die. Alexander the Great conquered the world doing exactly this. Now, if he's on an elephant, that's different. Alexander the Great got his ass kicked trying to fight elephants with spears.
Yeah
Tony is One Bad Dude...I love his Movies...
He's such an incredible athlete. The spiral tower fight scene in The Protector is ONE SHOT with NO CUTS. That's a long time to be running, fighting, jumping, etc.
Fun fact: When I first saw the Protector, it was an internet bootleg titled as "Ong Bak 2" (which it wasn't, obviously) and the subtitles were in Chinese, so we just had to guess what he was saying throughout the whole movie. When I finally saw it with English subtitles, it turned out that we were right. "Where's my elephant?!?"
So refreshing hearing people talk normally, without a filter for the youtubes and the other nonsense
Yes, Thai men really love to use their knees and elbows allot and he does all of his own stunts, i’ve seen demonstration videos of him doing the stunts too it’s incredible
I'm Thai, this show is ancient Muay Thai. A very dangerous martial art, used to be used in warfare. It is a hand-to-hand fight by holding, batting, crushing, breaking an arm, leg, neck, dangerous to paralysis and death. Tony Jaa uses ancient boxing in the northeast of Thailand. called boxing korat Will focus on kicking very hard, the identity of boxing in the northeast of Thailand. Thai ancient boxing has 4 sectors, it will be different. But if it's boxing Thai people will see that Where does the boxing gesture come from in Thailand? Even the kings of the old days were very good boxers. For example, King Taksin the Great, Somdej Phra Naresuan the Great, Chao Suea, Phra Chai Racha and the military generals were all good at both sword and boxing.
First time I saw Tony Jaa, in Ong Bak, I was blown away! This guy is incredible, and seems like a really cool dude as well.
Love Tony Jaa and super stoked to see you guys back on TH-cam. 👊🏻
Hell yeah, been waiting for this one. Tony is a legend. Love his movies. Keep up the great work guys! 👊
Tony Jaa is not just an actor. Look him up. He an amazing martial arts expert. He is amazing in his sport. Muy thai.. if spelled that correct. Tony Jaa is for real an awesome fighter..not just an actor.
You couldn't pay me enough, to be a stuntman in a Tony Jaa movie.
I'm all set.
Good to see the subscriber numbers jumping up again, so glad you guys are back. Boom son!
Tony Jaa Fight Scenes were so awesome in early Movies but Now whenever he makes fight in movie it looks like So Unrealistic Flying stuns with ropes ahhhhhhh
7:02 Don't forget that these guys film out in the sun in Thailand - if you've never been, it like 35-40+°C and very humid like in a butterfly sanctuary... in full costume and 2, 3+KW lights shining on you too!
Tony Jaa is amazing. Its a shame he never broke out in his prime. We only got A few great movies. He started that comeback with SPL2 and I would live to see him with iko and others
I once asked my old Muay Thai coach if he had any critiques about Tony Jaa. He looked nervous and said "I refuse to say anything bad about Tony Jaa".
Tony Jaa single-handledly gave me a new respect for Muy Thai grappling.
Subscribed after I heard that piece for the charity, that is absolutely beautiful and love seeing good people make things happen.
For a second i was afraid you guys dislike Tony. He's one of my all time favourites. I imported the Ong Bak (1) DVD from Thailand back in the days to have it 1rst and uncut. Love his skills, jumping ability and speed. Do another Tony Jaa video please. On a sidenote, i don't wanna be a stuntman for him as some hits connect obviously well. (check out his behind the scenes/making of's). Keep up the grat work ,great vids.
Tony Jaa used to be a stuntman. In that era, Thai stuntmen will play for real, really hurt. He is an action movie actor. who studied both western and eastern Muay Thai martial arts Master a variety of martial arts, weapons, sports and exercises. The first movie that Tony Jaa starred in. Ong Bak story Play for real. Really hurts. No stuntman, no sling. 🇹🇭
Tony Jaa Is amazing. It is sad that his career could have gone much further and nowadays Thai movies are not what they used to in early 2000, ONG Back was a game changer. His stunt team is just amazing, really, I watched Tony Jaa in Bangkok do many of those stunts life, like 3 meters from me whe they were promoting Tom Yam Goong, I beleive is called the protector in USA, and the control that Tony Jaa has when delivering somersault kicks is incredible, but in some of the scenes, those guys really get hit, and much worst, like hard falls and all. Great stuff! Very talented people.
I had the privilege of sitting a couple of seats away from Tony Jaa at a press screening of Ong Bak when I was working in Thailand. He wasn't particularly well known yet. Amazing little fella. He's a muay Thai fighter first and an actor etc second.
I am fully bought into the idea that Tony Jaa is the same character in every movie, looking for the same damn elephant.
tony my idolo our idol we love her soo much and he us good fighter
You'd think their boss would be like, "Ok nope stop our medical insurance is getting way too expensive, just let him go".
Or at least at the next company safety meeting they would have to say something.
ONG BAK 2. I said it all, this guy is on same level as Jackie & Bruce!
Tony jaa, Scott Adkins, Michael jay white, donny yen, jet lee, are the most insane fighters I've seen. The talent of these guys is unhuman. A person whould only wish to be able to throw just a punch like them.
Tony jaa is the most vicious fighter though
@@raymondmercado5637 maybe
you forgot Jason Statham
@@mosivolvoberg8495 damn i knew i was forgetting someone
Real name, 'Jaa Phanom' / 'จา พนม', Tony is his western screen name.
EEEEEEEHHHHHH THE BOYS ARE BACK!!! HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS TILL NOW? HELL YA
A reaction to Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies would be hilarious XD Still love the channel! All the best!
Love these guys you 2 are so funny best duo on youtube by far.
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The first "Ong bak" is my favorite tony jaa movie
Currently watching it right now. I love this movie.
oh man at 4:58 you can see he was prepping for the hit but Tony brought the kick higher than he expected LOL That guy is a fuggin trooper to get that shot
Yoo I didn't know you guys were back!!!
Great fight scenes but I think the fight pit of Ong Bak 1 is still my fave, taking on so many diff styles.
The story sums it up. Tony was 10-years-old and was watching Bruce Lee films (which is like 80% fake/wires), and he told his parents that he wanted to become like Bruce Lee and if they didn't let him he would kill himself. And, to make clear, he didn't want to be like the real Bruce Lee, he wanted to be the flying, superhuman on-screen Bruce Lee. That explains why Tony is superhuman. He trained since age 10 to actually be Bruce Lee on-screen, and he's the only human I know of that gets close to that (insane jumping, speed, power, etc.), though I am sure a few Olympic athletes are also at that level for some of the skills, but overall, Tony is just amazing. Of course, Bruce Lee himself did cite the Thai fighters as being the best in Asia along with the Chinese, and I think everybody knows by this point that Muay Thai is a very serious fighting style.
Every move in that movie I do as a warm up every morning
I remember one of Tony jaa Master say, Tony jaa not like someone else. He is not fast learning muay Thai like someone else. If someone need to teach 2time for one style.. His master need to teach Tony 4-5time.when go home he will call his master and ask about that style. He's slow when learning but hard working.
I followed your old channel, love you guys . Don’t piss people off and get the boot this time 👍🤣
Its hard when people are such misinformed opinionated retards lol
In that Ong Bak 3 movie, he always reminded me of Zombie Liu Kang from MK Armageddon
You guys gotta watch on TH-cam ‘The protector’ from Tony Yaa. In that movie he does a crazy fights scene in one go. Just check Tony Jaa. The protector one shot. Normal mortals would be out of breath after 30 seconds or so. This guy to remember the choreography and not showing the fatigue (or barely) and still being that precise is insane. And that is assuming the take didn’t had to be redone 5 times because someone else fucked up. Really impressive.
Can we get the filming on the sas training thing? So please keep us posted on that I would like to donate to that event. 50 pounds brad down is crazy. Trying to get super shredded? Ooo.
That would be brilliant!
Welcome back, and if you have not seen the Raid it is a good movie to react to.
Definitely need to look into Michael jai white more. The man has 7 black belts specialising in kyokushin which is legit karate where sparring is pretty much two people trying to kill each other. He's also a black belt in Okinawan kobudo so even with weapons he's a killing machine. I think I remember Joe Rogan as well mentioning that UFC stars give him a lot of respect because even with age his striking skills are legit
Loved this video!!
tonya jaa the protector my favorite
Amazing....
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If you guys haven't reviewed it check out a Thai movie called Chocolate Taste of Fury. Shes inspired by Tony Jaa and does all her own actual fights and stunts.
I see where so many trolls bash tony and mjw. its good to see real fighters speak well of them.
Whatever ....entertained, successful & inspiration to many people.
"his cardio must be insane" 😅 exactly what i was thinking
'He's too acrobatic for me and I am too fat !'
F'g hilarious comment that.
You guys are very watchable in that laid back way that only Brits can do best.
with Jackie you can dance around as an enemy :)
with Tony Jaa just don't mess with his elephant.
Spears and sticks yeah.....yeah experience yeahhhh...... "errm-listening much" lol
You guys are amazing! ❤️
I need a Tony Jaa vs Iko Uweis please. That would deserve a brutal match title.
He's got the right idea, they can't fight if they can't use their arms.
Joe Taslim. Incredible fighter and so fast they had to ask him to slow down his punches for the camera apparently.❤️
Look up jet li s training when he was young. He’s got a hell of a set up. Dude is brutal and fast
"Where is my elephant?" hahahahah dead
Not movie related, but It would be great to see a reaction to some of Eric "Butterbean" Esch videos. While not a MMA, the man has a damn impressive boxing record.
7:38 he doesn’t know his family was cursed so bad things always come his way
It's cool too cause he actually does traditional muay thai I read a lot into it since I was extremely interested in the fighting style. A lot of the legends and the pre fight dances and all that was super interesting to read about.
Brad, where is the site to contribute to that great cause?
The raid! 1 and 2. Seriously.
Sick!! hope you guys could do some Scott Adkins & Wesley Snipes!
Tony Jaa is one of my favorites. The famous stairs fight scene -> th-cam.com/video/RRBrPNKYlA8/w-d-xo.html
Apparently it was done in 1 take....all his moves, no mistakes. Amazing !!
Wow.... we will cover this in a few weeks with a professional stunt man. Good suggestion! 👊🏻👍🏻
@@TheFightBible I will be looking forward to that. It's great to see you guys back being yourselves on TH-cam. I respect all these stunt and action guys but Tony Jaa is something special. I still remember walking into a movie theater for a bit of Ong Bak a few years back and being totally blown away by the whole thing when I came out.
1 take. No mistakes. Amazing!
fun fact when filming with tony you sign a waver if your in a fight scene against him cause he "WILL HIT YOU" for real
when its the elephant xD
React to iP Man!!!! thank you!!
Wondering if Tony Jaa could take on Buakaw or Saenchai. Btw, just read that Tony Jaa had been the stunt double for Robin Shou in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation.
I'm watching your Seagal vid after this. I'm ready for the slander. 😂
The white kicker dude. In nice shoes.
Iko uwais fight scenes are brutal
You guys need to react to fight scenes from the raid 1 and 2
I don't know how many stank faces I made watching this.
I know its movie reactions but can you guys react to K1 Grand prix highlights? Like Badr Hari, Jerome Le Banner etc.
Tony Jaa the best martial artist then comes Scott Adkins Rafael Cyril and others Jet Lee can't be miss out in this list.
Hello @TheFightBible. Your first video I’ve come across. Huge Tony Jaa fan! Have you ever reviewed “The Man From Nowhere” or “Old Boy”? Both Korean films. Like I said first vid of yours. Be on the lookout before I decide to subscribe!
I'm sure you've received this suggestion before but have you checked out Iko Uwais' fight scenes? His fight work in the Raid movies is amazing.
In case nobody else said, he apparently specifically uses Muay Boran, a form of Muay Thai with illegal blows and grapples.
(Not an expert, just something I saw in the comments on a different vid)
OMG!
Tony has good moves!
...And bad ones!
Some of those bone braking techniques are ridiculous!
And is that TIGER KUNG FU he's using?!
That's awesome!
If you want hand to hand combat. You should take a look at Ip Man (Donnie Yen)
Love his fight scenes
I mean they're cheesey but some of Van Dammes fights in Kickboxer and Blood Sport were fun to watch. And if we're going to go for a full cheese plate, you can't ignore Jackie Chan's fights in Legend of the Drunken Master. Pretty sure that was the one where he fought Bolo in a dumpling shop and tore the place apart.
We have an episode coming out on JC very soon 👍
@@TheFightBible Awesome. I hope it'll include his dance scene from Kickboxer lol
Tony Jaa looks like wwe kushida
Hell itd be great to see you react to keanu reeves in man of tai chi aswel, both raid movies, merantau (Iko kuwais first movie)
I always get the feeling the guy on the left is right on the cusp of being drunk.
Punch drunk. Ex ufc fighter and pro coach that spars and lifts 5 days a week...
@@TheFightBible so what you’re saying is it’s best not to fuck with him?
@@Sentient_Zee pretty much 🤣🤣
The Raid Prison Scene and Kitchen Scene next please
You guys should do iko uwais next he's fun to watch he's the guy from the raid movies
No MMA fighter would stand a chance in hell fighting Tony
3:12 double leg break