Karate Combat Rules With Bas Rutten and GSP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2023
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All I heard was "baa baa" hearing two GOATS talk🔥🔥🔥
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Probably smells like a Farm in there
How long did it take to come up with that one?
@@IphigeniaAtAulis Long time, 84 years
I am pleased that these two accomplished martial artist and gentleman are representing karate combat. These two guys are awesome!
I've really been falling out of love with the UFC, and I'm so happy I found KC.
same here brother!
wow two of the greatest fight legends together. amazing. its also interesting to learn about karate.
We live in the golden age of fighting sports. So many options. Bas and GSP need their own sports show.
0:07 Kinteki-Geri(Kin-Geri) = Groin Kick
Nihon-Nuki-Te = Eye Poking (Index Finger + Middle Finger Eye Poking)
Zu-Tsuki = Head Butting
Sebone-Eno-Kogeki = Back Attack, Spine Attack & Spinal Cord Attack
Hansoku = Against The Rule, Foul
Shikkaku = Disqualify (D.Q)
Would love to be a fly on the wall to hear the conversations between two legends like GSP and Bas.
Was that the WAG at the end hahaha
"that's very frowned upon" 😂😂😂
I love KC but I think it would be awesome to allow thigh kicks, it's something found in a lot of karate especially in Kyokushin
I miss Kyokushin, im training traditional right now
I wasn´t aware that thigh kicks aren´t allowed, thats a bit disapointing, they have to introduce thigh kicks. Till now i like the rule system very much, with low kicks it would be awesome!
Thigh kicks are awesome but I guess then it would just become more like a normal kickboxing match. Thigh kicks would probably be used a lot and change the whole dynamic. These rules really help force them to fight a certain way. Just my 2 cents.
I know what You mean but it's literally a step away to become like kickboxing, and yet just another stile. I would not even put knees in there.
I'm also a Kyokushin practitioner, somehow I agree to utilize calf kicks rather than thigh kick, especially the inside thigh low kick
Two of the best men to ever compete and exist in the MMA world, amazing champions and people.
Karate combat took out the most important kicks in Kyokushin karate the inside and out side kicks to the thighs. The reason given because they don't have that in the Olympic karate. Seems like rules are favorable to a certain type of karate. The irony is to have two Kyokushin Karateka as the host for the show.
I'll never understand why it still appears that they're favourable to WKF-style fighters. To me, this would suit full-contact karateka. It should be opened to competitors of all karate backgrounds.
Discovered this yesterday and this was just the video I needed as I never watched karate before. And what better duo to cover that than these two Chads!
Awesome to show in-fight visuals of all techniques described. Two legends of the game. Makes me want to watch
Thank you the fans needed this
2 of the best to ever do it. Big up from The Bronx Zoo (Legendary Hall of fame athletes) #RESPECT
Love both of those guys
Good rules for the safety of the fighters and to demonstrate Karate.
What about elbows?
I am all about this new combat sport series. Getting these two greats to be the ambassadors was really smart. I hole the series lasts long and prosper.
cant ask for better ambassadors. two legends, gsp is in the top 5 best mma fighters of all time.
Right on mitch. @@mitch20003
This seems so interesting
Would be good to make sure the refs are 100% clear on the rules and enforce them consistently :)
As we can hear from the commentary, these two GOATs know the rules totally clearly. Honestly, give them a bullhorn and make them the ref! ^^
Man I wish they would add elbows and active clinch
I like this new fight this what we need
What makes it specific to Karate and different from Kick Boxing, Muay Thay etc?
the marketing team of Karate combat need a raise.
They even got a pretty woman asking us to subscribe in the end
Nice
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I don't like that wall arena.... are they try to mimic fighting in room?
Seeing people getting swept on a 45° slant is something I did not expect.
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Are you also planning to add some submission in the future?
not a good idea
So why do people say karate is not effective
Lol love how they say karate chop is not realistic. Yet bas just gave us an example.
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❤❤ Hi folks ! I am a Martial Arts enthusiast . Just an Amateur Karate guy , who learned Karate mainly from a book ! ❤ ❤ Yet, I think , I made an influential speech relating to Karate, as I saw a Karate competition advertised with an interesting phrase : "Only Karate kicks are allowed"
At first, I thought this might be a bad idea, and possibly make the Tournament a little boring . But then , I was watching some other Kickboxing and I noticed how dangerous a kick could be, if not performed in a certain way.
Of course in Karate sparring (don't ask , how I know this ). Generally it's proper technique to always point the toes, when delivering a kick.
Particularly, if you know what a Roundhouse is ? The kick , that is most like a Boxer's Hook. Perhaps targeting the thigh, more recently the calf . With maybe a Superstar , able to target the head with a Roundhouse. A powerful kick used very commonly in Thai Boxing.
In a karate demonstration often, it's light contact, not full contact. The toes are always pointed when the kick makes contact which is great as it reduces the chances of injuries.
This, I remember thinking might give, an organisation a financial edge. As, there's not going to be spine injuries or neck injuries.
With less injuries, hopefully it's cheaper to stage the show. Yet, it might work against the organisation if, a more brutal club. Allows the athletes more freedom to experiment as, income from spectators might br less.
With a safer game. Athletes may perform for free as volunteers. Insurance should be less. But it doesn't always work like that !
The only problem is, it might take away, the Martial Artist freedom of expression a little. Plus, it might be a little more boring for spectators who are mainly. Not going to know about the rules exactly. They will probably not read The Rules and pick up The Rules from watching the games .
Of course they may try to copy, and their is a risk of pollution here, with a more violent society and the possibility of injuries. People might feel compelled unnecessarily to have to learn Karate.
As everyone is doing it ! Including the mean thugs. Trying to bully people for their Dinner Money ! 😊🎉
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man... the rules seem too goofy. it'd be interesting though to have an mma match in the pit.
I'm a Kyokushin practitioner too, and I like calf kick as well, even though it is forbidden in most of Kyokushin fighting.
I found that most thigh kick, especially to the inside part of the thigh, will eventually hit the groin as well. So I agree to reduce this chance by utilizing calf kick rather than thigh kick.
Hearing Bas say Bada Bing Bada Boom is hilarious 😂
They should allow low kicks
DJ and Rodtang should have fought under these rules instead
Those knee rules are weird tho, let people knee in the clinch or it makes no sense.
They can, they just dont allow it when you pull people into the knees. I think it’s to discourage clinching for the sake of clinching and not using strikes/throws in the clinch as a necessity or primary goal when close to the opponent. A lot of spectators, especially casual ones, don’t like seeing people clinch and “hug” each other.
@@justsomebird4285 Yes I think so too, but when you have your opponent in the clinch pulling them in to the knee is such a natural action it's hard to not do it. People will keep doing it and get warned instead. Theoretically it might sound good but in practice it doesn't work.
@@Cryttanz Yeah I agree.
@@Cryttanz gabriel varga in his last fight demonstrated framing off and kneeing as he pushed his opponent out of the clinch. it adds its own layer of strategy which i enjoy, and i think it just takes practice. varga did his homework and it worked out for him
Always bet on black.
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I heard you guys have one here in Orlando, How do i join to fight?