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Jesus...what a heart that south african boxer had against buakaw. Just eating all the knees/kicks and still boxes the match to a draw against arguably the greatest of all time.
The boxer should have permitted to wore his shoes! It adds leverage to the punches. There is no boxer in the who wears no shoes! The officials are d*mb.
Really huge respect for the boxer champ who fought with Buakaw, the muay thai champ! He nailed it! It’s not actually easy and even unfair to match a boxer with a kickboxer/ muaythai (but ofc this is because of the boxer’s will to enter this kickboxing tournament) However, the boxer still managed to cope well, pushed, and gave a hard time for Buakaw. I can see the determination and tenacity of the boxer. It was a hard-fought win for Buakaw by Judges’ decision. He couldn’t K.O or T.K.O the boxer.
Well. I watched a documentary about first MMA competitions. There was no MMA then, so everyone fought his own style. I'm not sure that any Muay Thai fighters were there but wrestlers were the best. Boxers had no chance for a clear punch.
Holy shit, Virgil is a beast of a boss! To give Buakaw a hard time like that without kicks is incredible. Think of the great fighters Buakaw has wrecked in his discipline......and Virgil looked quite fine. Best fight ever.
@@user-eo2hk2it5i Go look again, is that an easy time for you? Buakaw moving backwards at all times. therefore boxer moving forward. therefore buakaw = hard time.
@@Polar-Bloopthese two martial arts completely different and the matchup itself is completely unfair. Kinda like Roman Gladiator classes. At least they put up a fight
The traditional boxing stance and weight distribution mean the lead leg is always vulnerable against a Muay Thai stance and low kicks. There’s really no need to attack the body and head.
Yea the weakness is staring at you from the waist down. A couple kicks to the leg get him to really commit and then misdirection to land a head kick. It could be that simple
Because hes hand can't reaching buakaw head, its common sense, its not tactics, except your taller than buakaw you can play with jabs and long range 🤦♂️
I think the boxers would have done much better if they adapted their guard in order to practise checking kicks, even without having to kick themselves. Also im sad to see all the missed opportunities to use footwork to avoid kicks and do counters, but its very difficult just from the brute force of those kicks
They wernt trained to avoid kicks its not easy they could kick you to the body and if you think ut the head youre moving into it. Easy broken ribs and even with adapted guard its not easy to check legs kicks at all
Those low kicks though. In a street fight without being bound by rules a boxer would waste a mauy thai quicker than you could blink. That why bruce lee had difficulties with western boxers he learnt to box himself.
@@imtheonetosayit3657 you can still throw a leg kick in a street fight🤦🏽♂️ you boxers are way too egotistical to accept other fighting styles match up well against yall.
@@paulanthonymusic garbage! Most fighters today are open to all fighting styles that work. Kicking puts you on one foot so you loose balance. Boxers stay on two feet. Combine western boxing with western wresting.
He was trying to hide it. The boxer stance is always the worst for low kicks. I would always aim for the front foot it's just begging to be low kicked. If the boxers could adjust this so it's more like MMA it would give them a better chance. Like young Vitor Belfort before he could kick.
there's a huge gap between muay thai and boxing. Muay Thai is kind of the superior Martial art than boxing because of the kicks and elbows, and generally the kicks, they have a longer range than boxing, yeah sure boxing punches hit hard but for muay thai, you can just keep your guard up while landing kicks, learned this when a 2 friends of mine decided to see which is better, one is muay thai and the other is boxing.
The Buakaw v Kalakoda fight was insane. Buakaw beat the brakes off of Kalakoda, but Kalakoda took it like a champ and put up a fight. Much respect goes out to that dude for A) being tough as nails and B) going the distance without getting KO'd or TKO'd.
@@charleswolf1812 You idiots speak as if he's such a mythical undefeated fighter lmao he's lost a few times even against regular boxers already. Doubt he'd do much better when his leg is destroyed at the first 30 seconds.
@@StraightLogic-ij5nj😂 it is just you can not accept the results.Just let you know MT or KB they can do boxing with bare hands as well. If it is a street fight no rules. The best boxer will be killed by the just high level KB or MT fighter. MMA fighter will kill them all 😂
The tenacity of the boxer is unparalleled ; he gave a real hard time to buakaw, that's more proof to show that it is up to the individual and not to the martial art style
True. Absolutely true. Style doesn’t matter. YOU matter. How you train, how you strategize and how well your physical abilities are, is all that matters.
@@Shadowrulzalways style do matter the only reason why the boxer give buakaw a hard times it because he isn’t allowed to used low kick which is basically a counter to boxer stance not just that clinch elbow knee weren’t allowed
@@saysamnang9851 Styles don’t matter. It never matters. It has always been the individual using it that matters. I suggest you Qi La La. He proved why styles don’t matter.
@@Shadowrulzalways technical syllabus, body mechanics and footwork all matter and not every style is equal in those respects. it's up to the individual fighter to actually make use of those things once they learn them, but you still need to have learned them first.
ngl the boxer did pretty good against baukaw, would typically expect a boxer do get destroyed immediately like in less than a minute but he stuck in there
@@olvolv71 they wouldn’t lol anyone with common sense will pick up on the kicking distance quick and close it or use range. n the hands r on a different completely diff level . Also ppl always say a boxer can’t handle kicks which is the main difference but briggs ate them . These guys are like 2-15 boxing record type of fighters lol they look terrible the kickboxers in these videos would beat the boxers in boxing lol, the worst comparisons
I won't never understand why people insist on saying "boxe is noble martial art, the only one, the true one".... Bruuhh, we have literally 10x strength in legs than arms, we have them, why don't use that?!
since boxe it's perfectionism in the striking, while other disciplines are more dispersive under a technical point of view and never reach that level in it, but i agree that generally speaking specially thai is more complete and generally more dangerous
@@StraightLogic-ij5nj and people forget the Bruce Lee quote. "I fear not the man who practiced 1000 different strikes, I fear the man who practiced 1 strike 1000 times"
@@conor7179 exactly bro ppl think it's all black or white they need to go n touch grass i on think they been in many fights during their lifetime to speak like that...
Boxing is not equipped to take on a puncher/kicker. I would not advise it. Sometimes, it's better to understand what you're built for and stay in that lane.
The only boxer I can think of who was successful against kickboxers etc , is Butter bean. But he learnt to give and block low kicks.That is a must if you gonna have a chance. Secondly it's worth mentioning that Thai fighters have implied lots of pure boxing during the last 30 years. Look at high level muythai in the 80s their boxing was extremely limited.
Actually, you’re wrong. Muay Thai is 95% fancy leg kicks I can catch you off balance with and 5% boxing. I know this because I’ve trained it before and didn’t really like it because I figured boxing was the much more technical fighting style and had more sparring.
@@kykise1395 I’ve also trained in Thai. All schools are different. Some focus on more boxing, others more on the clinch. It really depends on the Kru and their style of fighting. If your going to a school however and all it’s teaching is “fancy leg kicks” I would highly question that school. For example at the school I trained in yes roundhouse kicks were taught, however there was also a high focus on boxing, knees, clinch and elbows as well as sparring. There have been for instance Thai boxers who have crossed over to boxing and became champions in a relatively short period of time, after adapting to the western style. Due to their background in Thai. Thais also do extremely well while crossing over to Kickboxing, which has a higher influence on boxing, as it eliminates, for the most part knees and elbows. Therefore highlighting how good a Thais boxing fundamentals are
@bo xer Started in 83 after shotokan as a kid. Nobody was 100% but certainly got hit unlike today. Insurance for clubs is a major factor these days. My own life insurance had questions when I said I still train. Like I said, Muay Thai is another ball game all together yet in training even that isn't 100%, nobody would train these days if it was
This would make more sense back when boxing allowed elbows, headbutts, clinches and takedowns, and before muay thai had rounds, gloves, and boxing style punches
Boxing is not safe, definitely not safe, there are many cases when in the 50s when takedowns , elbows and many more were allowed in boxing ( they were always the part of boxing) people used to get brain damage and sometimes used to die because of brutal punches elbows and takedowns... When these were banned from boxing to make it legal and safe. It got worse and worse, in the 90s Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson there who still were dominant and now.... We have people with weak ass legs , torso and faces fighting each other.
@@HeLLBoy950 umm what are you talking about? Elbows and takedowns haven't been "allowed" in boxing since the bareknuckle days when it was basically anything goes. Once Queensbury rules were established in the late 1800's only punches to the front of the head and body were allowed. There were no legal elbows and takedowns in the 50's. 1850's maybe. And you can't strengthen your face...it doesn't work that way! lol
@@JustinGild it used to, street fights were common during the 50s , and the boxers used to apply elbows and takedowns, than the fights with presence of some watchers established ( tournament and legal fights)
he does have alot of experience in Kickboxing, he had 20 Kickboxing fights with 10 K.OS He was a very good boxer and good kickboxer. He knew how to dutchblock kicks, you see that
This is why boxer will never challenge the mma fighters..Mayweather fought with Tensin Nasukawa, who is shorter weighs lesser than him, in a boxing match. I wonder if he, Mayweather, dare to fight Tensin in a mma match where kicks, punches and locking are allowed.
You guys always talk this nonsense. MMA practice and use boxing. Boxers dont practise MMA. Meaning MMA have experience in boxing while boxers have any experience in MMA. So clearly the MMA guys have a major advantage. Boxing isnt a complete all encompassing fighting style. Anyone with half a brain already know this. Thats why i root for boxing. Its CLEARLY the underdog. I dont get the hate for the CLEAR UNDERDOG.
Something everyone forgets is kick boxers are really open to right hands and hooks becuase of their stance so if a boxer gets in he has to work it or else get his legs kicked off from under him
Doesn't matter 😅😅 the Mui Thay fighters were still handicapped, no elbows in the clinch and no trips, couldn't kick when the opponent was on their way to the ground too and they still beat the boxers even with rules bent in their favour.
The boxers' legs are not trained to take kicks. Despite that, it required repeated low leg kicks to impede the boxers' movements. A street fight would last shorter. So while the high kicks, punches, elbows and knees could be very effective, I m wondering the effectiveness of low kicks.
@@jonnystevens3774 Yes...I do agree for a axe type chopping kicks that Muay Thai specialises in. That is why this question. A person with good quads and calves can take absorb a lot of force. Even if he is a non Martial Artist and a regular Gym goer with strong legs. I am not saying that the Gym guy wins the fight. I am saying, the Gym guy has a chance to close the distance without taking any major damage.
Low kicks would be far more effective, and very low risk. I compete in mma and there's nothing worse than facing a guy with good low kicks, kicking mid thigh hurts but what hurts the most is a kick on the tip of the quad right above the knee. Even on fresh legs 1 good chop of a shin to the quad tip is enough to ruin the fight. The next brutal kick is the upward kick to the spleen/liver 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮 that thing suck
Not fair. It would be fair to duel without gloves for boxer. My self as muay thai trainee for 10years. I wouldnt want to fight trained boxer on street without glove. Although i have confident.
The worst part of it is the surprising anguish these boxers have to wake up to the next day when they try to stand up out of bed and the blood rushes to their legs, bringing horrific cramp-like pain and the inability to walk. And to think this was before calf kicks really took on a wider usage. If they would have had to take a few of them on each leg on top of the thigh kicks it would have added to their agony both immediately and for the week after.
The sad part is, every muay thai fighter had most of their skillset banned to let the boxer have some sort of chance. Would love to see an unrestricted muay thai fight a boxer.
Put padding on the legs too and you soften the blows aswel as slow them down, the same way the boxing gloves slow down the boxer. Bare knuckle boxers will have a better chance because their fists are conditioned making the punches harder, faster and more damaging. Remember, Muay Thai fighters condition their legs. Boxers do not condition their knuckles.
El que peleó contra Buakaw increíble estrategia y muy bien planteada la pelea y habilidad del boxeador, de igual manera esto es Boxeo VS KickBoxing no contra Muay Thai, no hay trabajo de clinch ni codos jajaj es solo Kick de K1
@@SantiagoMartinez-jb1pg Ningún arte es superior a otra así de simple amigo todo depende del individuo y del como se desenvuelve con las armas que tiene.
@@christianrodriguez7749eso es verdad, pero el boxeo se puede comparar como un policía con su pistola, contra un kick bóxer o uno de mma sería un militar más armas, más opciones independientemente del luchador en si
The South African boxer did well in not giving Buakaw any space or time to throw leg kicks also blocking and weathering throw those keens and I do not know why so many people are saying Buakaw did not throw knees when he threw plenty of knees he even tried to need him in the head one time but failed he also threw plenty of kicks and he threw a few leg kicks in the later rounds because he was not able to throw them in the beginning because he was getting crowded and pressure
Great video. I really believe if the boxer had a basic understanding of Maui Thai and how to check and avoid leg kicks he could have done a bit better. Either way amazing performance on both sides and a great example as to why you should train multiple arts
If the boxer has an understand of Muay Thai. The boxer will fight more like an Muay thai fighter than a boxer. Because boxer moves in mma discipline can be punishmen. The guard need to be diferent nothing of rolls, etc, etc.
No Boxer had a killer punch, and feared getting kicked, so didn't go inside and stay inside to deliver a hard hit. So if you have a weak weapon, you cannot expect to beat an opponent with an array of weapons.
This is the first time I've seen Muay Thai fighters pitted against fighters from another fighting style in which the Muay Thai fighter was allowed to use virtually all his techniques. Usually he is not allowed to do so (which favors the other fighter).
Musashi has to be the worst muay thai fighter I have ever seen. He fought like the guy who just joined the gym last month. A real professional muay thai fighter would have finished the fight in the first round no question Musashi's skills are by far the worst I have ever seen.
If you would remove clinch rule, then the kicks would lose all the meaning, every time he gets close they hug and break and all over again, let them clinch for a while, then I think it would have different outcomes.
@@thanesveingying3156 There's a difference between Muai Thai and Kickboxing. We're on TH-cam, there are already many videos explaining that if you're interesting to get it, enjoy
I feel like if they want to do this and put a boxer against a Muay Thai fighter, they should remove the gloves because they are taking away big time from the boxer's only and better weapon when the Muay Thai fighters have no pudding on their legs. Just saying...
Ray Mercer was 43 years old and 12 years removed from being WBO champion. His opponent, Musashi, was 32. I love Muay Thai yet this is a misleading video. Mercer was able to go the distance at 43; think of the damage he would have done if both of them were 32. Arthur Williams was 40 and his opponent, Alexy was 26! Neither sport is better. A truly top boxer could potentially end the fight long before succumbing to kicks. The sports overlap. And the non-overlapping portions of both sports are valuable.
lol williams was cruiser when cruiser limit was 86 kg and he was a bad champions, nobody s favorite boxer lol with 39 yo and no more champion, ignashov natural superheavyweight lol take prime lennox lewis vs ignashov and lets see who win, this is all old and bad champions vs the best kick/thaiboxers , it's like thay lose they re mind when they see mayweathe beat a japanese and then support this video lol. 48 yo boxer win kickboxing and mma fights this is true !
Boxing only make use of throwing punches. Meanwhile Muay Thai use kicks, knees, elbows and throwing punches. In a street fight with two professional fightings, Muay Thai would beat boxing everyday. When it comes to amateur fightings, it can swing on any side as it would heavily depends on the individual
@@morgueblack Yes, me too, Francis Botha proved that with proper preparation a worldclass boxer can beat a world champion kickboxers. Step in left jab right cross and step out. And of course block the lowkicks. No hooks from a distance because all your weight is on one leg and you cannot block.
@@paulvos4923 Yes. The reason most boxers failed against kick boxers is because they ignore the effectiveness of low kicks. Botha prepared for low kicks by learning to defend them. He pretty much showed you don't need kicks to beat a kickboxer, you just need to defend low kicks and use your boxing.
Don’t underestimate boxing. If Kalakoda arrived to his fight with Buakaw, it means he beat some kickboxers before. Also, Andy Hug lost a K-1 fight to Mike Bernardo. Francois Botha beat Peter Aerts and Jerome Le Banner in K-1 fights.
Muay Thai is obviously gonna win against just a pure boxing style. 8 weapons vs only 2! Even though Muay Thai fighters are tall and square on making them easy to hit for straight punches, their kicks make it almost impossible to hit them without receiving some punishment. Round after round those leg kicks will slow down even the most agile boxer chopping him down like you would drop a tree, from the bottom. Eliminating the legs makes the boxer way slower and ultimately ineffective. You can't outlast a Muay Thai guy, but that fighter who fought buakaw was a beast - i've noticed that the lighter, smaller fighters can take the shots better than kicks from heavyweights.
In this type of exhibition you will never see the best boxers in the world in their prime (Mayweather, Pacquiao, De la Hoya, Tyson, Naoya Inoue, etc.) because they fight for millions and they will not lower themselves to fight in those types of fights, then they are going to take former world champion boxers or unknown boxers to fight against good Muay Thai fighters (because they are not as highly valued) so those types of results will be common.
@@edgaromarmorales8312 Pacquiao ? What a joke Haha These comment are so funny They would be dead immediatly If they fight in Muay Thai rule If boxing is really work against Kickboxing or MuayThai why no one use it right now ? You guy just try to find excused for them 🤣🤣 So loser
@@edgaromarmorales8312 but baukaw and Masato are also conditioned to take punches to.. Also a few leg kicks would take away pacmans speedy leg movement and make him stiff from fatigue Still wonder what would happen if let's say Gervonta Davis and Rodtang fought in a kickboxing match under kickboxing rules
a completely unknown and below average boxer against the best muay thai fighter in the world. This is really a stupid and unfair comparison! Buakaw should have fought a much better boxer. Then a comparison would be better
I'm 41 years old and I am boxing for over 24 years Peekaboo style, I'm a middle weight 186cm, 82 kg. I was locked up for over 10 years, but honestly I beat up every Muay Thai or Kick Boxer with a first left jab, agressive right punch to their ears, a left in the sight belly and upper cut or heavy right cross. The problem with Muay Thais is, that you can't fight against them on distance or you make them tiered, because they never go on very often over 3 rounds. On the street I used my jiu jitsu skills allso. If you are fearless in fighting a combatant peekaboo is the best, if it doesn't work for the first time, make the other one tired these guys have not usually the condition of a boxer. I was a depth collector and also guys came with weapons. The south African guy did it well but his punches weren't effective enough
@@CYFL79 street fights are sometimes illegal and also fights happen in jails with no rules, so you can give a guy lowblow, bite his ear and do anything so fights in jail are hard and if u win it, u a real fighter mate
Notice that ALL boxers have heads of steel such that leg kicks from MT don't do much damage. The boxers also have strong legs and so in order to beat Muay Tai, they should go in on them to prevent those leg kicks and knock them out.
As a thai fighter I agree, but very minimal teeps were thrown in the video. Not sure if the rules allowed it, that quickly mitigates that. Also teeps to the knees, especially when a boxer is so heavy on the front leg, good luck getting inside
With all those kicks, it almost looks like taekwondo vs boxing. I think it'd be fun if the matches forced Muay Thai guys to go without punches, clinch, knees, or elbow.
It's funny how muay thai fan boys claim that if elbows and low kicks are allowed than boxers won't stand a chance. If they fight in a street with no rules, boxers would come out on the top most of the time. Because on the streets it's hard to pull of these crazy clinches, low kicks, mid kicks etc. Kicks can be easily countered by catching and dragging which is illegal in these competitions. On the streets, the guy who throws the first few vicious punches wins and survives.
@@TamizharasanKumar77 bro Muay Thai has take down,muay Thai eat boxing in street fight and those match Muay Thai was cant using their elbow and Leg sweep.
I think its easy to see that Boxing is a highly specialized way to fight, by far the best hands of all fighters will be Boxers but in a less restriktiv fight you definitly see how Kicks and knees change the distance and Timing
To be honest, it's very hard for boxing to win because it's like fighting between a guy with one knife and a guy with two knifes.
8 knives
Everybody knows that except (black) Americans.
stick vs stick+ baseball bat
Knife vs sword
@@ronaldlamon3305ignashoc only needed 1
Jesus...what a heart that south african boxer had against buakaw. Just eating all the knees/kicks and still boxes the match to a draw against arguably the greatest of all time.
a draw with judges who didnt like buakaw at all 😂
The man who fought Buakaw was the definition of boxing which is boxing is a crazy beautiful dance of skill
He has a maximum skill of boxing
That man was in his 40s while the muay thai fighter was in his prime
@@laurabasuki2841 bruh nah he was throwing his punches like bulsh1it
@@quincyyybeginnertrader maybe if he can throw punch like mike tyson... he will win
The boxer should have permitted to wore his shoes! It adds leverage to the punches. There is no boxer in the who wears no shoes! The officials are d*mb.
Really huge respect for the boxer champ who fought with Buakaw, the muay thai champ!
He nailed it! It’s not actually easy and even unfair to match a boxer with a kickboxer/ muaythai (but ofc this is because of the boxer’s will to enter this kickboxing tournament)
However, the boxer still managed to cope well, pushed, and gave a hard time for Buakaw. I can see the determination and tenacity of the boxer. It was a hard-fought win for Buakaw by Judges’ decision. He couldn’t K.O or T.K.O the boxer.
Buakaw pelo que parece ali, estava se segurando quanto aos chutes baixos 🤔 que são a principal vantagem sobre o boxe
Yes,
Had it been fought purely with boxing rules , the boxer would have KO Buakaw.
@@kreeba5220 No low kicks, no elbows, no clinching. IN A MUAY THAI OR KICKBOXING FIGHT THAT GUY WOULD GET KILLED
That's only because leg kicks weren't allowed if they were it would have ended like other boxers shown
@@kreeba5220 if they fight like on street with leg kicks that boxer would have ended like others shown
Big respect to Ray Mercer for always showing what he got in the MMA world when he knocked out Tim Silvia and this Muay Thai match.
Beating retired fugters. Ask any prime figters to entee ring
Without kicks, the boxer has managed to give a tough time to the legend Buakaw .
Actually Buakaw is still a winner, he defeat them with clinch knee and elbow haha.
Loser boxing
I don't understand why no kicks to the legs?
its hard to win with a handicap :/
i honestly don't know what the boxers expected
Hats off to the boxer he went through all the rounds dint expect that
This is something what like much more than mma:comparing martial arts with rules and traditions of both of styles 👌
This is mma just it envolved over time and it’ll be stupid to enter the cage with only one martial art
Well. I watched a documentary about first MMA competitions. There was no MMA then, so everyone fought his own style. I'm not sure that any Muay Thai fighters were there but wrestlers were the best. Boxers had no chance for a clear punch.
Yeah awesome to see. But rare to see.these days.
Holy shit, Virgil is a beast of a boss! To give Buakaw a hard time like that without kicks is incredible. Think of the great fighters Buakaw has wrecked in his discipline......and Virgil looked quite fine. Best fight ever.
Buakaw didn't went for low kicks he just used knees to keep the distance
If he had went for low kicks the boxer wouldn't stand a chance
"Hard time"? Where do you see "hard time" here?
@@rochanahirun5490 why did he not go for low kicks then?
@Batroc Bjj Why none of these in the fight then?
@@user-eo2hk2it5i Go look again, is that an easy time for you? Buakaw moving backwards at all times. therefore boxer moving forward. therefore buakaw = hard time.
Props to all boxers who entered these kinds of fights
Just to get embarrassed lol 😂
@@Polar-Bloopthese two martial arts completely different and the matchup itself is completely unfair. Kinda like Roman Gladiator classes. At least they put up a fight
The traditional boxing stance and weight distribution mean the lead leg is always vulnerable against a Muay Thai stance and low kicks. There’s really no need to attack the body and head.
Yea the weakness is staring at you from the waist down. A couple kicks to the leg get him to really commit and then misdirection to land a head kick. It could be that simple
He really didn't give Buakw enough space for leg kicks. That's why he managed to stay that long in fight. Great tactics at boxer side.
Because hes hand can't reaching buakaw head, its common sense, its not tactics, except your taller than buakaw you can play with jabs and long range 🤦♂️
Leg kicks were banned in that match
@@serialchiller6786makes a lot of sense, I was screaming for leg kicks the entire fight
Leg kick were fucking banned , I didn't understand why he didn't use them too.... Now it's clear with low kick, BUAKAW would burried him fast
Oo
Nah you gotta respect some of these boxers the refused to go down after getting kicked and pushed the muay Thai fighters to the edge 🔥👑❤️🥊
Full respect to all the boxers for tsking these fights!
Ignashov in his prime was lethal to anyone in a standing fight.
Agree!
I think the boxers would have done much better if they adapted their guard in order to practise checking kicks, even without having to kick themselves. Also im sad to see all the missed opportunities to use footwork to avoid kicks and do counters, but its very difficult just from the brute force of those kicks
They wernt trained to avoid kicks its not easy they could kick you to the body and if you think ut the head youre moving into it. Easy broken ribs and even with adapted guard its not easy to check legs kicks at all
Those low kicks though. In a street fight without being bound by rules a boxer would waste a mauy thai quicker than you could blink.
That why bruce lee had difficulties with western boxers he learnt to box himself.
@@imtheonetosayit3657 you can still throw a leg kick in a street fight🤦🏽♂️ you boxers are way too egotistical to accept other fighting styles match up well against yall.
@@paulanthonymusic garbage! Most fighters today are open to all fighting styles that work.
Kicking puts you on one foot so you loose balance. Boxers stay on two feet. Combine western boxing with western wresting.
@@imtheonetosayit3657Footwork doesn’t mean shit when you’re kicked in the legs
Ray Mercer acting like the leg kick doesn't hurt but it was proved to be brutal!!!!
He was trying to hide it. The boxer stance is always the worst for low kicks. I would always aim for the front foot it's just begging to be low kicked.
If the boxers could adjust this so it's more like MMA it would give them a better chance.
Like young Vitor Belfort before he could kick.
When in pro fights, the boxer is like a tree. The Muay is like an axe chopping again and again its base until the tree eventually falls.
there's a huge gap between muay thai and boxing.
Muay Thai is kind of the superior Martial art than boxing because of the kicks and elbows, and generally the kicks, they have a longer range than boxing, yeah sure boxing punches hit hard but for muay thai, you can just keep your guard up while landing kicks, learned this when a 2 friends of mine decided to see which is better, one is muay thai and the other is boxing.
Also knees and sweeps
The Buakaw v Kalakoda fight was insane. Buakaw beat the brakes off of Kalakoda, but Kalakoda took it like a champ and put up a fight. Much respect goes out to that dude for A) being tough as nails and B) going the distance without getting KO'd or TKO'd.
I love boxing but it's just a mismatch. Muay Thai fighters have a lot of tools.
@@Fugorsrrs358tgen whu ur boxers cry after a leg kick😂😂
2 limbs vs 8 limbs lol
@@naif8188 mike tyson would destroy all thai boxers in his prime
@@charleswolf1812 You idiots speak as if he's such a mythical undefeated fighter lmao he's lost a few times even against regular boxers already. Doubt he'd do much better when his leg is destroyed at the first 30 seconds.
@@charleswolf1812how do u know that lilpup
If there is elbow and Thai sweep the Boxer can't stand 1min..An art of 8 limbs..When it comes to striking muay thai is the Best..
ofc elbows are naked and do more damage, same if you go bare knuckle the boxer would have an advantage being proportionally more powerful in punching
@@StraightLogic-ij5nj😂 it is just you can not accept the results.Just let you know MT or KB they can do boxing with bare hands as well. If it is a street fight no rules. The best boxer will be killed by the just high level KB or MT fighter. MMA fighter will kill them all 😂
@StraightLogic-ij5nj no he would not.
a bully once tried to punch me, but I remembered this video, and it didn't help at all. :)
u must train not just watching this video
@@prad6594 r/wooooooooosh
😂😂😂😂
Maybe your not used to it
with that pfp i see why you get bullied
The tenacity of the boxer is unparalleled ; he gave a real hard time to buakaw, that's more proof to show that it is up to the individual and not to the martial art style
True. Absolutely true. Style doesn’t matter. YOU matter. How you train, how you strategize and how well your physical abilities are, is all that matters.
@@Shadowrulzalways style do matter the only reason why the boxer give buakaw a hard times it because he isn’t allowed to used low kick which is basically a counter to boxer stance not just that clinch elbow knee weren’t allowed
@@saysamnang9851 Styles don’t matter. It never matters. It has always been the individual using it that matters. I suggest you Qi La La. He proved why styles don’t matter.
@@Shadowrulzalways technical syllabus, body mechanics and footwork all matter and not every style is equal in those respects. it's up to the individual fighter to actually make use of those things once they learn them, but you still need to have learned them first.
Tenacity nothing.
The Thai guy was limited by the rules, AND he simply doesn't have as devastating of a punch because Thais focus on kicks more
ngl the boxer did pretty good against baukaw, would typically expect a boxer do get destroyed immediately like in less than a minute but he stuck in there
lol true boxer can fuck him in seconds
I mean who r these boxers. Shannon Briggs wasn’t a top level fighter and beat a world champ kickboxer.
Those kicks hit different when they come from a heavy weight
@@dilbydoe4868 The Boxer in the vid had 20 Kickboxing fights aswell, pure boxers get destroyed. The South African guy knew how to block kicks
@@olvolv71 they wouldn’t lol anyone with common sense will pick up on the kicking distance quick and close it or use range. n the hands r on a different completely diff level . Also ppl always say a boxer can’t handle kicks which is the main difference but briggs ate them . These guys are like 2-15 boxing record type of fighters lol they look terrible the kickboxers in these videos would beat the boxers in boxing lol, the worst comparisons
I won't never understand why people insist on saying "boxe is noble martial art, the only one, the true one".... Bruuhh, we have literally 10x strength in legs than arms, we have them, why don't use that?!
since boxe it's perfectionism in the striking, while other disciplines are more dispersive under a technical point of view and never reach that level in it, but i agree that generally speaking specially thai is more complete and generally more dangerous
Why most UFC KO's on the feet comes from punches then?
It's much easier to land punches and their much faster
@@conor7179 that's the point strong boxer vs strong thai is close thai practitioner think it's untouchable lol, if boxer close up distance is over
@@StraightLogic-ij5nj and people forget the Bruce Lee quote.
"I fear not the man who practiced 1000 different strikes, I fear the man who practiced 1 strike 1000 times"
@@conor7179 exactly bro ppl think it's all black or white they need to go n touch grass i on think they been in many fights during their lifetime to speak like that...
Boxing is not equipped to take on a puncher/kicker. I would not advise it. Sometimes, it's better to understand what you're built for and stay in that lane.
The only boxer I can think of who was successful against kickboxers etc , is Butter bean. But he learnt to give and block low kicks.That is a must if you gonna have a chance. Secondly it's worth mentioning that Thai fighters have implied lots of pure boxing during the last 30 years. Look at high level muythai in the 80s their boxing was extremely limited.
Samart, somrak, wangchannoi, attachai and several Golden Era muay thai fighters would disagree
Shannon Briggs won a Kickboxing match as a Boxer
Actually, you’re wrong. Muay Thai is 95% fancy leg kicks I can catch you off balance with and 5% boxing. I know this because I’ve trained it before and didn’t really like it because I figured boxing was the much more technical fighting style and had more sparring.
Dillian Whyte and Jarrell Miller were both pretty good kickboxers.
@@kykise1395 I’ve also trained in Thai. All schools are different. Some focus on more boxing, others more on the clinch. It really depends on the Kru and their style of fighting. If your going to a school however and all it’s teaching is “fancy leg kicks”
I would highly question that school. For example at the school I trained in yes roundhouse kicks were taught, however there was also a high focus on boxing, knees, clinch and elbows as well as sparring.
There have been for instance Thai boxers who have crossed over to boxing and became champions in a relatively short period of time, after adapting to the western style. Due to their background in Thai. Thais also do extremely well while crossing over to Kickboxing, which has a higher influence on boxing, as it eliminates, for the most part knees and elbows. Therefore highlighting how good a Thais boxing fundamentals are
Bruh little did the boxer know muay thai is also known for close battle clinches
Fax muay Thai on top
Yeah
True but if the boxer fought at any other range he would get destroyed by leg kicks. Inside he at least has a shot
@@geraldfriend256 true
I went from years of kickboxing to Muay Thai, those thigh kicks absolutely destroyed me. Had a bruise from thigh to knee. Eventually got easier
@bo xer Started in 83 after shotokan as a kid. Nobody was 100% but certainly got hit unlike today. Insurance for clubs is a major factor these days. My own life insurance had questions when I said I still train. Like I said, Muay Thai is another ball game all together yet in training even that isn't 100%, nobody would train these days if it was
This would make more sense back when boxing allowed elbows, headbutts, clinches and takedowns, and before muay thai had rounds, gloves, and boxing style punches
My thought exactly. Boxing has been refined to more safer standards which limit it to be competitive with other martial arts
@@LuFitCollective boxingvis not safer
Boxing is not safe, definitely not safe, there are many cases when in the 50s when takedowns , elbows and many more were allowed in boxing ( they were always the part of boxing) people used to get brain damage and sometimes used to die because of brutal punches elbows and takedowns... When these were banned from boxing to make it legal and safe. It got worse and worse, in the 90s Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson there who still were dominant and now.... We have people with weak ass legs , torso and faces fighting each other.
@@HeLLBoy950 umm what are you talking about? Elbows and takedowns haven't been "allowed" in boxing since the bareknuckle days when it was basically anything goes. Once Queensbury rules were established in the late 1800's only punches to the front of the head and body were allowed. There were no legal elbows and takedowns in the 50's. 1850's maybe. And you can't strengthen your face...it doesn't work that way! lol
@@JustinGild it used to, street fights were common during the 50s , and the boxers used to apply elbows and takedowns, than the fights with presence of some watchers established ( tournament and legal fights)
Nice to see that a shifty angle-cutting forward moving boxer has a way of overcoming teeps and low kicks.
he does have alot of experience in Kickboxing, he had 20 Kickboxing fights with 10 K.OS He was a very good boxer and good kickboxer. He knew how to dutchblock kicks, you see that
This is why boxer will never challenge the mma fighters..Mayweather fought with Tensin Nasukawa, who is shorter weighs lesser than him, in a boxing match. I wonder if he, Mayweather, dare to fight Tensin in a mma match where kicks, punches and locking are allowed.
You already know the answer to this.
The match was fake. Tenshin is not that weak to get knocked down with those lazy punches.
Fake fight. It was such bad acting.
You guys always talk this nonsense.
MMA practice and use boxing. Boxers dont practise MMA.
Meaning MMA have experience in boxing while boxers have any experience in MMA. So clearly the MMA guys have a major advantage.
Boxing isnt a complete all encompassing fighting style. Anyone with half a brain already know this.
Thats why i root for boxing. Its CLEARLY the underdog. I dont get the hate for the CLEAR UNDERDOG.
@@always_trust_all_scientists this
Something everyone forgets is kick boxers are really open to right hands and hooks becuase of their stance so if a boxer gets in he has to work it or else get his legs kicked off from under him
Bro, these are old boxers fighting young muay thai fighters and holding their own
Doesn't matter 😅😅 the Mui Thay fighters were still handicapped, no elbows in the clinch and no trips, couldn't kick when the opponent was on their way to the ground too and they still beat the boxers even with rules bent in their favour.
Boxers has sure really good endurance
Would have loved to see tyson in k1😁
I love Tyson but the leg kicks would ultimately hurt him 😭
He would say no one bye to his boxing career as his legs got destroyed or his face got disfigured by brutal elbows lmfao
Not enough money for him to switch over to kickboxing
Now that would have been amazing
@@sherlanjuandaputra1168muay thai issa nightmare if u fouht em ina clpse quarters imo, their elboq n knees n throws is so mfin scary asf
The boxers' legs are not trained to take kicks. Despite that, it required repeated low leg kicks to impede the boxers' movements. A street fight would last shorter. So while the high kicks, punches, elbows and knees could be very effective, I m wondering the effectiveness of low kicks.
One single leg kick can end a street fight if you can't stand you can't fight
@@jonnystevens3774 Yes...I do agree for a axe type chopping kicks that Muay Thai specialises in. That is why this question. A person with good quads and calves can take absorb a lot of force. Even if he is a non Martial Artist and a regular Gym goer with strong legs. I am not saying that the Gym guy wins the fight. I am saying, the Gym guy has a chance to close the distance without taking any major damage.
@@Fitkick45 I have to ask before I even get into this - have you gotten your legs kicked before?
Low kicks would be far more effective, and very low risk. I compete in mma and there's nothing worse than facing a guy with good low kicks, kicking mid thigh hurts but what hurts the most is a kick on the tip of the quad right above the knee. Even on fresh legs 1 good chop of a shin to the quad tip is enough to ruin the fight. The next brutal kick is the upward kick to the spleen/liver 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮 that thing suck
@@Fitkick45 in a street fight I would be going for the knee not the thigh
0:59 Bro had to feel if his head was still there 😂😂😂😂😂
Not fair. It would be fair to duel without gloves for boxer. My self as muay thai trainee for 10years. I wouldnt want to fight trained boxer on street without glove. Although i have confident.
I agree
Say what you want. It’s one of the few times I’ve seen boxers have the testicular fortitude to step outside of boxing rules. He’s got my respect
Buakaw clearly won in my opinion but it was super impressive for that boxer to keep it up after all those knees. Heart of a lion
N9 fronth kick to the gut , elbow. Boxing sucks
It would be more interesting to see a boxer who can defend from MT but uses only punches.
Otherwise it is obvious, like MT vs MMA, or MMA vs a rifle.
lol when non boxer has better head movement than the actual boxer
But they're all boxers..
@@breadhates ;-;
@@breadhates muay thai kickboxers
Bad comparison these boxers aren’t that good
@@dilbydoe4868 and out of their primes
The worst part of it is the surprising anguish these boxers have to wake up to the next day when they try to stand up out of bed and the blood rushes to their legs, bringing horrific cramp-like pain and the inability to walk. And to think this was before calf kicks really took on a wider usage. If they would have had to take a few of them on each leg on top of the thigh kicks it would have added to their agony both immediately and for the week after.
MODERN BOXERS ARE NOT TOUGH
LEGENDS ARE GONE.OLD SCHOOL WAS BEST
If you dont believe it compare mayweather with mike tyson 😂
The boxers in this video r literally terrible this is a bad comparison
The sad part is, every muay thai fighter had most of their skillset banned to let the boxer have some sort of chance. Would love to see an unrestricted muay thai fight a boxer.
Yet Thai men are So Scared to fight in MMA where their skillset is not canned.
Buakaw fought under Kickboxing rule or K1 not Muay Thai rule
But He still use muay thai technical
Put padding on the legs too and you soften the blows aswel as slow them down, the same way the boxing gloves slow down the boxer. Bare knuckle boxers will have a better chance because their fists are conditioned making the punches harder, faster and more damaging. Remember, Muay Thai fighters condition their legs. Boxers do not condition their knuckles.
El que peleó contra Buakaw increíble estrategia y muy bien planteada la pelea y habilidad del boxeador, de igual manera esto es Boxeo VS KickBoxing no contra Muay Thai, no hay trabajo de clinch ni codos jajaj es solo Kick de K1
Era también peleador de muay Thai nunca fue boxeador es ruso en su biografía dice peleador de muay Thai en muay Thai en superior al boxeo .......
Y no le permitueron patadas en las piernas, si no buakay lo mata
@@SantiagoMartinez-jb1pg Ningún arte es superior a otra así de simple amigo todo depende del individuo y del como se desenvuelve con las armas que tiene.
@@christianrodriguez7749eso es verdad, pero el boxeo se puede comparar como un policía con su pistola, contra un kick bóxer o uno de mma sería un militar más armas, más opciones independientemente del luchador en si
i dont get this kind of fight. so basically one man gets to punch only and the other gets to punch, elbow, kick, grab etc?
it's just showing muay thai is superior to boxing.
The South African boxer did well in not giving Buakaw any space or time to throw leg kicks also blocking and weathering throw those keens and I do not know why so many people are saying Buakaw did not throw knees when he threw plenty of knees he even tried to need him in the head one time but failed he also threw plenty of kicks and he threw a few leg kicks in the later rounds because he was not able to throw them in the beginning because he was getting crowded and pressure
Were Elbows banned? In that case it’s not fully Muay Thai, Buakaw had many opportunities to use elbow in clinches
Muay Thai Attack the lag. = แตะพับนอก (Tæa phạb nxk) / It's very dangerous if not trained in defense.
Elite Thai Fighters>>>Elite Boxers>>>Average Thai Fighters >>>Average Boxers.
Great video. I really believe if the boxer had a basic understanding of Maui Thai and how to check and avoid leg kicks he could have done a bit better. Either way amazing performance on both sides and a great example as to why you should train multiple arts
He won’t do shit still
he does have alot of experience in Kickboxing, he had 20 Kickboxing fights with 10 K.OS He was a very good boxer and good kickboxer
If the boxer has an understand of Muay Thai. The boxer will fight more like an Muay thai fighter than a boxer. Because boxer moves in mma discipline can be punishmen. The guard need to be diferent nothing of rolls, etc, etc.
No Boxer had a killer punch, and feared getting kicked, so didn't go inside and stay inside to deliver a hard hit. So if you have a weak weapon, you cannot expect to beat an opponent with an array of weapons.
Why didn't Buakaw just smash that boxers legs? he did it once and dropped him.
I think rules states leg kicks are not allowed or limited
Kickboxrules maybe
@@doge9763 Oh, fair enough, cheers.
This is the first time I've seen Muay Thai fighters pitted against fighters from another fighting style in which the Muay Thai fighter was allowed to use virtually all his techniques. Usually he is not allowed to do so (which favors the other fighter).
No knees and elbows allowed still.
Musashi has to be the worst muay thai fighter I have ever seen. He fought like the guy who just joined the gym last month. A real professional muay thai fighter would have finished the fight in the first round no question Musashi's skills are by far the worst I have ever seen.
Boxers Don't want kicks in the Ring, Because they know they would lose.
If you would remove clinch rule, then the kicks would lose all the meaning, every time he gets close they hug and break and all over again, let them clinch for a while, then I think it would have different outcomes.
@@MsEagleboy Muay thai have elbows, knees, clinch, sweeps and throws. Same outcome.
Masato isn't a Thai fighter, He's from Japanese Kickboxing.
wearing that armband It is a symbol of Muay Thai.
@@thanesveingying3156 Some fighters from Japanese Kick Boxing also use it, you can check it out.
Can you explain what Muay Thai is for? and can you explain that What is kickboxing for?
@@thanesveingying3156 There's a difference between Muai Thai and Kickboxing. We're on TH-cam, there are already many videos explaining that if you're interesting to get it, enjoy
@@Isaac_Shamir not embarrassing if you will accept that he learned Muay Thai Anyone around the world can learn. I respect your opinion, thank you.
I feel like if they want to do this and put a boxer against a Muay Thai fighter, they should remove the gloves because they are taking away big time from the boxer's only and better weapon when the Muay Thai fighters have no pudding on their legs. Just saying...
Ray Mercer was 43 years old and 12 years removed from being WBO champion. His opponent, Musashi, was 32. I love Muay Thai yet this is a misleading video. Mercer was able to go the distance at 43; think of the damage he would have done if both of them were 32. Arthur Williams was 40 and his opponent, Alexy was 26! Neither sport is better. A truly top boxer could potentially end the fight long before succumbing to kicks. The sports overlap. And the non-overlapping portions of both sports are valuable.
lol williams was cruiser when cruiser limit was 86 kg and he was a bad champions, nobody s favorite boxer lol with 39 yo and no more champion, ignashov natural superheavyweight lol take prime lennox lewis vs ignashov and lets see who win, this is all old and bad champions vs the best kick/thaiboxers , it's like thay lose they re mind when they see mayweathe beat a japanese and then support this video lol. 48 yo boxer win kickboxing and mma fights this is true !
If Elbows were allowed those boxers would’ve been a trouble. It would’ve been a clinch an elbow clinic.
Your content is really really good
Thanks! Im happy people enjoy it 😀
@@FijiMuayThai vinaka va levu brother
The last fight was the best💯💪💪
Closing the gap slows down the kick ratio a lot. But that leaves you open for eblows and knees
not enough weapons.. imagine if they allowed elbows.. good night
Facts
Much respect to Rey Mercer for constantly going out of his comfort zone.
Boxing only make use of throwing punches. Meanwhile Muay Thai use kicks, knees, elbows and throwing punches. In a street fight with two professional fightings, Muay Thai would beat boxing everyday.
When it comes to amateur fightings, it can swing on any side as it would heavily depends on the individual
Francis Botha actually won 4 fights agains top kickboxers.
This. I was quite disappointed the OP didn't include that fight. As if he was trying to say: Muay Thai > Boxing
@@morgueblack Yes, me too, Francis Botha proved that with proper preparation a worldclass boxer can beat a world champion kickboxers. Step in left jab right cross and step out. And of course block the lowkicks. No hooks from a distance because all your weight is on one leg and you cannot block.
@@paulvos4923 Yes. The reason most boxers failed against kick boxers is because they ignore the effectiveness of low kicks. Botha prepared for low kicks by learning to defend them. He pretty much showed you don't need kicks to beat a kickboxer, you just need to defend low kicks and use your boxing.
@@morgueblack Mike Tyson,Muhammed Ali...>Muay Thai
In terms of weapons this is like one man with M16 vs a whole darn army
Wow that boxer fighting buakaw. Wow. Amazing. Look at him giving buakaw a hard time. Wow. Just amazing.
Wow amazing
Mike Tyson vs Semmy Schilt in a 12 round match. Who wins?
Semmy, in one or two rounds
Boxer got into this kind of fights for money!
There is no way that boxer can win the fight.
Don’t underestimate boxing. If Kalakoda arrived to his fight with Buakaw, it means he beat some kickboxers before. Also, Andy Hug lost a K-1 fight to Mike Bernardo. Francois Botha beat Peter Aerts and Jerome Le Banner in K-1 fights.
It’s Francis Botha, not Francois.
If you think there is no way, you don't know what a fight really is.
Prime Mike Tyson would destroy them all :)
👍🏼👌🏼👏🏼
Muay Thai is obviously gonna win against just a pure boxing style. 8 weapons vs only 2!
Even though Muay Thai fighters are tall and square on making them easy to hit for straight punches, their kicks make it almost impossible to hit them without receiving some punishment. Round after round those leg kicks will slow down even the most agile boxer chopping him down like you would drop a tree, from the bottom. Eliminating the legs makes the boxer way slower and ultimately ineffective. You can't outlast a Muay Thai guy, but that fighter who fought buakaw was a beast - i've noticed that the lighter, smaller fighters can take the shots better than kicks from heavyweights.
Clinching was highly effective too! He basically nullified his boxing while dealing damage with knees
In this type of exhibition you will never see the best boxers in the world in their prime (Mayweather, Pacquiao, De la Hoya, Tyson, Naoya Inoue, etc.) because they fight for millions and they will not lower themselves to fight in those types of fights, then they are going to take former world champion boxers or unknown boxers to fight against good Muay Thai fighters (because they are not as highly valued) so those types of results will be common.
I agree totally, they all are boxers out of their prime. Pacquiao with his speed and leg moves would put Masato and Buakaw out of combat soon
@@edgaromarmorales8312 Pacquiao ? What a joke Haha These comment are so funny They would be dead immediatly If they fight in Muay Thai rule If boxing is really work against Kickboxing or MuayThai why no one use it right now ? You guy just try to find excused for them 🤣🤣 So loser
@@edgaromarmorales8312 but baukaw and Masato are also conditioned to take punches to..
Also a few leg kicks would take away pacmans speedy leg movement and make him stiff from fatigue
Still wonder what would happen if let's say Gervonta Davis and Rodtang fought in a kickboxing match under kickboxing rules
Exactly
@@zerragut2969 not conditioned as a boxer is to take punches and by far and remember that boxer always punch harder than a kickboxer or thai boxer..
a completely unknown and below average boxer against the best muay thai fighter in the world. This is really a stupid and unfair comparison! Buakaw should have fought a much better boxer. Then a comparison would be better
When Buakaw go for your legs. You fall .
Ignashov shows absolutely zero mercy...
the boxer fighting buakaw was creating strategies to block the kicks with his forearms. smart as hell.
No Not smart as hell, watch Cung Lê vs Frank Shamrock. Shamrock blocked a kick with his forearm and got his arm broken 😅😅
The interesting part of these videos....particularily Ray Mercer. Is these boxers were out of their prime.
I'm 41 years old and I am boxing for over 24 years Peekaboo style, I'm a middle weight 186cm, 82 kg. I was locked up for over 10 years, but honestly I beat up every Muay Thai or Kick Boxer with a first left jab, agressive right punch to their ears, a left in the sight belly and upper cut or heavy right cross.
The problem with Muay Thais is, that you can't fight against them on distance or you make them tiered, because they never go on very often over 3 rounds. On the street I used my jiu jitsu skills allso. If you are fearless in fighting a combatant peekaboo is the best, if it doesn't work for the first time, make the other one tired these guys have not usually the condition of a boxer.
I was a depth collector and also guys came with weapons.
The south African guy did it well but his punches weren't effective enough
Sounds like you fought shit muay thai fighters lmao if that's all you needed 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol ok buddy
What does you being in jail have anything to do with this.
@@CYFL79 street fights are sometimes illegal and also fights happen in jails with no rules, so you can give a guy lowblow, bite his ear and do anything so fights in jail are hard and if u win it, u a real fighter mate
Muay Thai is highly effective in street fights, but avoid grappling when facing multiple opponents-it's not a good strategy.
Điểm yếu của võ sĩ boxing là ở đôi chân. Mà buakaw không biết dùng đòn lowkich để phá trụ đối phương cho nhanh.
luật ko cho ổng kick low bạn ơi
no elbows, no low kicks.
@@32445477 nhưng trường hợp tại 1'5" võ sĩ da trắng vẫn dùng đòn lowkick.
Muay Thai isn't all that. An older ray mercer took a young MT champ to a decision.
Notice that ALL boxers have heads of steel such that leg kicks from MT don't do much damage. The boxers also have strong legs and so in order to beat Muay Tai, they should go in on them to prevent those leg kicks and knock them out.
As a thai fighter I agree, but very minimal teeps were thrown in the video. Not sure if the rules allowed it, that quickly mitigates that. Also teeps to the knees, especially when a boxer is so heavy on the front leg, good luck getting inside
Crazy. One muay thai dude can take down 5 boxers at the same time. One kick kills one boxer. Come on now hahaha
With all those kicks, it almost looks like taekwondo vs boxing. I think it'd be fun if the matches forced Muay Thai guys to go without punches, clinch, knees, or elbow.
These are kickboxing, not Muay Thai.
It's funny how muay thai fan boys claim that if elbows and low kicks are allowed than boxers won't stand a chance. If they fight in a street with no rules, boxers would come out on the top most of the time. Because on the streets it's hard to pull of these crazy clinches, low kicks, mid kicks etc. Kicks can be easily countered by catching and dragging which is illegal in these competitions. On the streets, the guy who throws the first few vicious punches wins and survives.
Sairiam por cima??? Me fala como defenderiam um chute rápido no saco
@@Kaizer-Thai They can easily evade it. Boxers have great footwork and are very good at side stepping.
@@TamizharasanKumar77 No kkkk, chute rápido e de um lutador de MuayThai ja era
@@TamizharasanKumar77 bro Muay Thai has take down,muay Thai eat boxing in street fight and those match Muay Thai was cant using their elbow and Leg sweep.
Muay thai know kick can be catch then muay thai know what to do if they got catched too
I think its easy to see that Boxing is a highly specialized way to fight, by far the best hands of all fighters will be Boxers but in a less restriktiv fight you definitly see how Kicks and knees change the distance and Timing
That boxer vs. Buakaw is tough
He take a lot of knee, but manage to walk down Buakaw
What if that not Buakaw
Boxer win
Why didn't he kick ?
lol at the end when musashi was spamming kicks on ray mercer, you can tell how exhausted they both were
I thought Buakaw would of beaten a boxer easy. Respect to boxing here 👏
Second thoughts.. was the Thai fighter allowed to use all his tools ?
This is K1. Most muay thai techniques are banned...
Boxer fighting a mma or muay thai fighter in mma style fight is the biggest mistake of their career 🤣🤣, Pure foolishness and nothing.
Or fighting a bjj guy in an mma fight.
@@BigBoomOfDoom2 yeah cause the bjj got ko
@@rahulrahmanu8605 bjj guys vs boxers in MMA style fights almost always end with the bjj guy winning. This is what we learned early on in the UFC.
Ray mercer Shannon Briggs both beat kick boxers / mma champs but they had skill these r no name boxers against some good fighters
Ray Mercer was 43 years old. Musashi was in his prime. Have one of the kick- and Thai boxers go against Fury, Joshua, Wilder, Usyk, or Ruiz today.
Yeah prime buakaw Will destroy and break All your heroes with his knee,elbow,leg kick and clinch.
I don't think so. @@namadepannamabelakang1671
only dumb boxer would enter a ring with a muay thai fighter..but take away the knee and the kick those fighter dont have a chance against boxer
Elbows have joined the chat
Ok
take away the arms too and you'll just have a stump
take away the eyes and you'll have a blind stump
Ah yes “take away what makes Muay Thai and they’ll lose” is like saying “take away Usain Bolts legs and I’ll win against him” no shit.
Fax muay Thai is better boxing needs rules to stop real figjters from kicking your ass
Were elbows allowed
No
The boxer was the real warrior