MMA FIGHTERS REACT TO STEVEN SEAGAL BEST FIGHT SCENES #5
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- MMA FIGHTERS REACT TO STEVEN SEAGAL BEST FIGHT SCENES,
Former UFC middle Weight Brad Scott and Fighting Enthusiast Joe Menghini review action shots from movies by Steven Seagal.
Is he Legit or Full of Sh*t?
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Whats up fight fans! We had huge issues with this video, turns out all of Steven Seagals fight scenes have strict copyright©️ rules and this video will only be 27% viewable! Absolute bullshit! The original media used for this reaction is from a random channel with only 4k subs but has 1.6milliom views over 3 years, but our version gets banned in 73% of the world?
As bullshit as Seagal himself!
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Dam all you guys what do tell truth, this world is nuts
Steve seagal praticante de krav maga e aikido e outras lutas
Yeah channels that just post scenes are allowed but channels that edit those same scenes are not, for some reason
The fact of the matter is that Seagal is 10times as famous and 10times as rich as those average MMA guys.
Steven siegal he knows kickboxing, taekwondo, boxing and many other dangerous words
Dude! 😂😂
Best comment I've seen this year 😅😅😅
Aiekado lol
Actually those are healthy and satisfying disciplines
Daammmm, lol😂😂😂
He legit has the same hair, mustache, and body type as my dad. It's like watching my dad try to be an action star
He shot a movie at a bar near my work and some of the crew came in and said that he was the biggest asshole ever. Also he has a stunt double who does all the work for him. About a month later some of the same crew were working with Dolph Lundgren and he said that he was an absolute sweetheart of a guy, always joking around and just a decent guy.
Steven Segal. The only SEAL who shuts his eyes when firing.
Because he knows that he won’t miss the target. Steven Segal controls the bullets with his mind.
When my parents and I watched Above the Law, there was a scene where he was running and my Dad was laughing so hard. It was hilarious.
Steven is the secret love child of Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris. His real name is sissyrun girlslapper. He is unbeatable.
I used to love Steven Seagal as a child... and this is the best comment I've ever seen lmao.
The power of "Vodkatissimo Slappurito" combined with Aikido and Wing Chun and more blah blah blah.
People can say what they like about him. Is he tough, is he for real, can he fight, can he shoot, does he weigh less than 20st yet etc etc etc. That is all completely irrelevant because the thing that everyone needs to be reminded of is...........
He runs like a girl.
But not anymore. Now he can't run at all.
Maybe if McDonald's is closing soon, then he'll go a bit faster.
I liked his early films but he always had a toxic ego and was prone to attacks of Walter Mitty syndrome!
He’s like frank dux train everyone but can’t verify it because it’s top secret
And its all bullshit lol
@@TheFightBible The guy doesn't actually move, he is a bit like a dalek from Dr.Who totally immobile, just stands there waiting to be kicked in the balls from behind, although the fat git would probably shit on the aggressor.
People always compare him to Dux .. but he at least has some documentation of being an Aikido instructor in his 20's in Japan . Where he did show good reflexes and hand speed . Where as their is not a single piece of footage from Dux in the 70's , showing anything . Not saying Seagal is an angel by any means . But he never took it to Dux level saying he beat 300 guys , in a secret Kumite .
@@SJ-ty5rwand showed a great white guy afro and sideburns
Everyone is talking about the fights in the movie, but no one's talking about the horrible editing in the fights
I was a fan of the old channel and I'm very glad I found you guys again, endless laughs with your reactions. If you haven't done so already, maybe take a look at the fight scenes in Kengan Ashura from season 2 episode 8,9 and 10 as they have mma based fighters.
I was a big slappy hands fan and his earlier films are still good but over the year's my interests has lessened
Your comments had me laughing gentlemen keep em coming great stuff
Turns out the story about seagal being chocked out is a myth according to a stuntman working on the film they had a scuffle and seagal was a bit of a dick but no knocked out seagal but the myth makes for a better story
But seagal over the year's has behaved like a knob so its not a surprise that people like to believe that he shit himself
Anyway it's great to have your channel back
I’m like 99 percent sure there’s a fight scene between Segal and GSP in a movie I can’t for the life of me remember the title but when I saw that I was like what the hell 🤣
GSP would whoop his ass lol
There are several Seagal vs mma figter un his movies, there's particularly funny scene where he knocks out I think is randy couture, effortlessly twice!
Yeah, the film with GSP is called Killing Solazer. Its proper Sheeeit....
Steven Seagull can never lose, you just don't understand the sheer power of aikido
He's never gone against Chuck Norris.
He chickened out against JCVD
🤣🤣best joke I ever heard
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He probably don’t practice it he just gets the moves cgi in lol
Steven Seagal is the the movie version of Al Bundy's "4 touchdowns on a single game" his first 4-5 movies are amazing but he kept clinging onto that fame and never bothered doing something great again.
Apt analogy. His first four, and Glimmer Man have great fight scenes. They rest are hard to get through.
Above the Law his first film was amazing in every way, it went downhill from there.
"Amazing" would be to overstated it somewhat.
al bundy, the actor, is actually a black belt in bjj, which is cool
Watch the older ones like Out for Justice, Marked for death and The Glimmer man :D nice fight scenes in there!
Not "Glimmer Man". He was fat already in that movie. "Above the Law" and "Hard to Kill" is prime Seagal.
@@Katzenhase dont remember much from Nico and Hard to kill tho :P :O
@@Katzenhase he also had a huge issue partway through due to a religious awakening that messed up a very tense and important church scene.
Under siege was also good
@@rounaksingh1017 Probably one of my favorites :)
There are so many scenes with Seagal saluting as a military officer and they suck so much! He looks like he has never ever seen an actual military person do an actual salute.
He invented the front kick! You guys should show some respect!
Steven Seagal was the biggest martial arts Box Office star ever at the Box Office. His first 5 movies grossed more than Bruce Lee´s, Chuck Norris´and van Damme´s movies. Seagal was a former huge A-MOVIE STAR. In comparison Michael Jai White or Scott Adkins are B-or even C- movie stars.
I was hoping for some earlier Seagal in his prime
Hi guys like your channel . I'll tell you what I know about Steven Seagal. I was his fight double a few times for Steven. To me he was a nice guy, he is a big man he stands at 6'4" weighting in at well over 330lbs. He keeps to him self does not talk much to anyone. I have studied martial arts all my life and I have worked in some very tough bars. So I know a thing or two about fighting. Aikido does have it's place in fighting and it does work at the right time. It was very handy when working in bars because of the wrist locks I used to use them all the time. Aikido is also good at dealing with multiple attackers,because of the movement and locks and throws. There is lots of talk about Steven not being a real Aikido man and that he does not know how to fight. Well that all Bull Shit. He is pretty good at Aikido he knows his stuff. If he gets his hands on you, you will have your hands full. I've seen him in action and have been told by other stuntmen that his hits are very hard and his front kick is like a mule kicking you. I wouldn't know because I was him. He does Not do any of his stunts,...No Way !! He only goes on site when he has too do dialog,master shots or close-ups. He does his own fight stuff but he will only do it once Maybe twice,that where the stunt guy does the rest. Doing a fight scene you have to do it over and over and over again. But like I said Steven will only do it once most of the time that why they cut the shit out of the fights so you can't see it's not him. He has a stand-inn/photo double who does most of the work for him and if it's not the stand-inn/photo double it's his stunt double. He is very well known for hurting actors and stunt man by breaking teeth,backs,arms, legs smashing the Actor or stuntman into things that are not site for the stunt. ALL kinds of things. Anyways keep the videos come. Thanks.
I don't think people realize that Seagal also has years of bare knuckle Makiwara conditioning, and is well versed in Karate and Judo.
As someone who trained tai chi and had fights growing up, I can confirm it worked really well against untrained people. First time I sparred an ex pro mma fighter though….🤜🤜😭 He wasn’t even trying 😂😂
The comedian Tom segura does the best seagal impersonation hilarious
The side kick at 5:48 was not a double. That one actually was Seagal.
JCVD ~ he says “Can I laugh in your face?”
I’m triggered.
You should breakdown the fight scene in They Live, a back alley brawl that goes on forever.
That fight doesn't just go on forever. It gets more and more brutal. I actually had the pleasure to meet Roddy Piper before he died. We talked for about five minutes and one of my questions was about the movie They Live. He remembered that he, Keith David and John Carpenter really worked hard on that scene more than any other scene in the movie. Still accidents did happen during the fight Keith and Roddy did hit each other a couple of times. Afterwards Keith and I were and still are very good friends. Roddy Piper will always be to me one of greatest wrestlers of all time.
"No one points a gun at Steven Seeeeeagalllll~." *10000000000000.
I can’t remember exactly which one of Seagals shitty movies he made this comment in but he said “I draw the line when it comes to women and children.” Let’s see how well he keeps his word if a women or child breaks in line at the local Western Sizzler or Burger King.
His older movies are better. Its still fun to watch them. Love the videos guys thank you
Lebell didn't choke him he went to choke him Seagal hit him in the nuts then Lebell hip tossed him on his head the stunt cordinator just did an interview telling the whole story Seagal did get fucked up just not choked & shit himself funny story though It's a recent interview check it out its gold.
Just for reference, Steven Seagal is a Sheriff in Jefferson Parish Louisiana. Meet him down there 15 yrs ago while a Mardi Gras.
People on the internet love claiming Seagal is fake, despite his years of legitimate martial arts credentials. I guess partially because Seagal has a huge ego and is rough with people, they wanna believe he's fake. The Gene Lebell story already got debunked years ago, and yet people still spread that fake story regardless of the facts. It's bizarre.
Segal is 6’3 224lbs of flab
Is aikido actually effective because i just dont know what to believe there's been too many people telling me different answers
Effective for what ?
Early Seagal he was in better shape, obviously, and wasn't just him like a slow robot with jump cuts all over the the place to sell the garbage he's doing. Something like Above the Law is probably where he is the most active and vulnerable, sometimes (before he became the star). He actually would get his a bit back then, too. But yeah, he's ridiculous.
why didnt you use footage from his older movies when he was younger like under siege or above the law hard to kill out for justice where he was in better shape and looked like a threat
Becasue this was the video we found which was made. If you want to spend 10 hours watching his movies to find exact scenes, a further 2 hours editing down to avoid copyrights and then send it to us then great :)
I know I sound dumb but growing up I always thought that was Jim belushi lmao
All the fight scenes are just like akido demonstrations, people running at him with hands out waiting to be thrown
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Everyone's a hero until they approach Seagal with an aggressive handshake.
He knocks out every single of them without getting a single hit ...wow
The funniest thing I heard about Seagal is that when they made The Expendables, all of the other 80's stars did not want to work with Seagal even in the slightest, he was that disliked.
He always looks like he’s constipated.
Steven seagal is also a back belt in karate and judo not just aikido IDK why but no one else ever mentions that
He's legit
Cause just by saying he only knows aikido makes it easier for people to say that he is a fake martial artist. Which is complete horseshit if you are dumbass enough to challenge him. You will quickly learn how wrong they are about his skills as a martial artist.
srsly... 6 minutes and i'm the first like and the first comment!?😐
Steven seagull the man has made the same movie for 30 years.
Wow! You guys are way more respectful to Steven Seagal than most aikidoka are.
Steven Seagal is the grown up version of the little kid on the playground he would always be like my dad can kick your dads but
Steven Seagal is not in the top 100 martial arts actors? The bald guy is under drugs I think. Steven Seagal revolutionized the martial arts for the screen in the late 80s. His martial arts at the beginning was realistic as hell (street fight techniques in "Above the Law). The bald guy said that Scott Adkins and Jason Statham are much better. How can you compare 40 year old guys against somebody who is nearly 70? Totally stupid comparison. Top 5 martial arts actors are: Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Steven Seagal, Jackie Chan and van Damme because they made martial arts popular on the screen. All the other guys are mostly B-or C stars. Michael Jai White and Scott Adkins were never A-stars, never. The others were and made movies for big A-movie studios!!!
Sensei S.S. has made his own b-movie genere , I kinda like 👍
His debut movie "Above The Law" wasn't bad. Although, almost every actor in that movie was also in "Code Of Silence" with Chuck Norris. Seagal's best movie was "Under Siege". The follow up, "Under Siege 2: Dark Territory" was okay. A girl I went to school with (Sandra Taylor) played the bartender on the train.
Still waiting on you to debate who who win between Steven vs Dux , or who's the biggest bullshitter
Bruce will win, out of all California fake fighters Bruce was the best , Chuck was second best
He apparently trained Putin's personal bodyguards and he complimented Scott Adkins.
"Legit-ish" XD
One thing that I actually never thought about the fact that Seagal never actually get hit.
The first movie I saw him take damage was that one where Danny Trejo is the hero. Machete. Damn cool movie.
The most entertaining part of this video is that these guys are completely biased in only critiquing Seagal's last few films, where he is old, fat uncoordinated and slow. It's kind of like some judging the entire career of great boxers based their last few matches. It's hard to take such people seriously.
Saw the Viking Samurai the other day, and it states that the Gene LaBelle tale is a myth built on where Seagal did an unplanned move and tried to physically hurt LaBelle. LaBelle got out of it and well, here it is. What do you think? th-cam.com/video/2yFI_PhGPbc/w-d-xo.html
The guy we see fighting that starts at 6:11 and does the 720 kick at 6:53 is Bren Foster. A very good martial artist, leagues away from Seagal.
Are you drunk or under drugs? Seagal is a great martial artist and leagues beyond Bren Foster.
Bren is great !
@@Katzenhase Foster is a BJJ black belt. That’s all there is to say about that…
@@ricksterdrummer2170 Chuck Norris is a 3rd degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Any questions?
@@ricksterdrummer2170 Seagal has thrown around plenty of BJJ black belts at his seminars lol.
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At least JCVD has proper trophies with his name on them. And he has made many more good movies while also managing to take the piss out of himself. He is the real deal unlike Seagal.
I recommend Donnie Yen’s portrayal in Special ID and Flashpoint
10:15 Was that Michael Paré from the rock n' roll fable "Streets of Fire"? So sad!
Came here after the Tonyy Jaa compilation.. What do i even say
Seagals earlier fight scenes are much better.
Should watch his early stuff,better than that shit ur watchn now...
He never dies? There is this one movie where he dies early on thr movie. Executive decision.
"Murder, death, kill techniques" is the best thing I've heard today!
Demolition Man lol
The guy from into the sun movie hit steven once which was surprising
I watched one of his newer films last year and when he is walking and the camera ain’t on his face it’s a body double u can only tell because somehow Steven seagal has lost weight in the scene.
Typical comments by MMA fighters. Haters of the real martial arts, thinking it’s all bs. If you don’t believe these moves, then I suggest you go to Japan, take an Aikido class, and try it on the sensei. Then come here and share your opinion again.
i also loved Steven as a kid, one of the reason i even agreed to take Aiki-jūjutsu lessons my mother wanted me to have some hobby as a kid, well i learned how to fall without smashing my head on the concrete when someone suddenly push you that's for sure and about the wrist twisting the only think i gained from that was resistance to the twisting it self like strong and flexible wrists, i wouldn't call it completely useless if i stayed and learn more you can know the dynamics of the body, lets say not so much when someone trying to punch you but at least most fight i had started with pushing and showing and that's where you get advantage against regular person easily redirect and get advantage to run or strike, the main purpose was self-defence after all
He is an insult too my sport!!
Steven Seagal is the Donald Trump of martial arts actors. Haha
Maybe you should ask Frank Dux about Steven Seagal's training methods. Surely as members / trainers of such elite organizations they must have bumped into each other a time or two :P
Frank Dux claims to have rescued Steven Seagals life once.
Steven Seagal is and was the actionhero for the commonman. Hero of the people you would say. Not that handsome, not athletic either. A hero that anyone can relate to ;D
Technically I personally believe Bruce Willis and Mel Gibson were the average man's hero cause they were all not good at much smoked drank but at the end of the day they stood there ground and won some how
@@richardsmith70 Charles Bronson....
You played his worst movies lol. You missed above the law , marked for death , out for justice , the siege . Those were actually good
Aikido does look really good for movie fight scenes though
5:50 is that the dude who represented taekwondo on that fight science show where they measured kick power and stuff just standing the in the background?
Ok pretty sure it was cos a minute later he's doing 720s
By the way, does anyone know where is Richie ?
I THINK IN HIS YOUNG DAYS HE WAS LEGIT.. AS HE WAS THE ONLY WESTENER TO OPEN A DOJO IN I THINK IT WAS JAPAN OR CHINA OR SUMIN....BUT AS FAME AND FORTUNE DOES TO ALOT OF PPL IT LEADS PPL TO A WORLD OF DELUSION AND SELF-DESTRUCTION AND POWER HYPE
IM MORE A SCOTT ADKINS FAN NOW..
Should review the Mad TV Steven Seagal bit lol.
Now that I think about it, you are right, Seagal is never in danger. I was a big fan of his early movies but like many others I got bored of his stuff, and I think that is part of the reason. Think about other big actions stars back then like Stalone and Arnold and Chuck and even Van Damme. Yeah, their characters usually won, but they also usually got the crap beat out of them during the process. It made the victories feel more earned. Seagal's characters were always like a Jedi plowing through a bunch of non-Jedis in the Star Wars universe. It is cool to watch for short amounts of time, but gets monotonous after awhile. Star Wars found a decent balance. Seagal never did.
I like this guy 😂😂😂" if I'd seen a guy take out two guys with a samurai sword I'd run not pick up a knife"
I agree because me too when I was young his one of my favorite action star and I really thought that aikido was great and I really wang to learn aikido, but then there is no aikido dojo I could find so what I do I learn taekwondo before I transition to MMA and thru my high school I was in a gang so every week I always fighting in the street and that's what I knew that aikido doesn't work in real life fight situations.
A gun is a ranged weapon don't get 2 inches from the guy to not a disarmed.
The biggest experts 🤣🤣🤣
I would love to see you do a breakdown/reaction of Haywire.
As a kid i grew up with Bruce Lee Chuck Norris Bolo Yeung and few more what can't remember the others
Then as a teenager i watch send an Van Damme Jet Li Wesley Snipes and again can't think of anyone else top of my head I used to watch
Now I was bullied as a kid and as a teenager
The first movie of Steven Seagal I was what bananas ,
use a armbar, open palm strike to the chest, leg sweep, illegal weapons how can that help in real life
Hell WWF at time had better movers
I like the legitish LOL. I have thrown some Akido flow in my career as a bouncer. But i started like as a Golden Glove boxer. In order for it to work you have to know how fight. I think are right about Seagal being trash🤔thou
Steven seagal doesn't even get a scratch in his fights. WTF🤣🤣.
He was my generation's One Punch Man, lol. Thats sorta what separated him from the pack, too. He just dominated everyone like he was some god, while most of the other stars at the time had the cliche Dragonball Z setup where they get beat up for 90% of the fight, then make a comeback. Steven Seagal's shtick was just stomping everyone out without even getting touched.
Shaky cam, close-ups, black suits in a dark area...I can't even see Steven's techniques in those situations. As I recall, Aikido doesn't do punching and this martial art wasn't made to kill unlike what Steven has been doing in his movies.
Once you watch Bruce, Donnie, Jet, Jackie, Iko, Jaa etc, you really realize just what a complete and utter joke Segal is. He’s like the Walmart version of martial arts.
You are back, cool.
STEVEN SEAGAL DONE A MOVIE I THINK IT WAS CALLED BELLY OF THE BEAST WHERE HES STUNT DOUBLE WAS DOING JUMPING SPINNING KICKS HE HAS NEVER DONE THIS IN A MOVIE THE REASON HE DONE IT IN THIS MOVIE HE WAS TAKING THE PISS OUT OF JEAN CLAUDE VAN DAMME BECAUSE THEY HAD SOME SERIOUS ISSUES WITH EACH OTHER
Lmao love the south park references
Should that be MMA fighter singular? I think only one of you is an actual fighter?
THIS IS THE ONE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR... ALL OF MY LIFE!!!!
Thanks you too everything
Aikido is totally useless by itself and only looks good in movies. In a real world confrontation Aikido (using another's momentum against them) would only work if the person actually allows them to do that and to do so they would have to throw a punch and then keep their arm extended without retracting it for Aikido to be effective. Nobody does this and why you have NEVER heard of any MMA fighter using Aikido in their bag of arsenals.
Aikido could POSSIBLY be effective if used with another form of martial arts but would NEVER be anywhere near as effective as it is in the movies and laughable if used alone.
I too used to be a big Steven Seagal fan growing up until I realized how full of nonsense and himself he truly is.
If you look into this topic a bit more, or research a little more about steven seagal, you'd find that his style blends ordinary aikido with other martial arts styles. His style also has alot more aggressive tendencies and intentions, so at the very least he isn't as self contradictory or untrue to his movie depictions as people seem to think.
You should do Scott Adkins and a Lateef Crowder best fight scene
who you think are best , van dame or dolph lundgren
I gave up on organized martial arts the first time I got my hair pulled and kicked in the nuts by a dude that was much bigger than me and I realized there are really no rules in the street. Practicing your katas and sparring with people who are studying the same discipline is fun and all but when it comes to real self defense I have to admit that MMA is the proper discipline along with perhaps krav maga.
Except nowadays all people in MMA are training in the same techniques and tactics, so it's not any different than people studying the same discipline or system and sparring.
Steven seagal is the King of street aikido
Yeah. The gun slap doesnt work. If anything, you COULD use a similar technique (alongside weaving to the other side) on their hand to either try and get a hold of the wrist... but its less of a slap, and more of a push and grab. And its not gonna reliably disarm them (if even ever). At best its gonna buy you a few extra seconds to do something else. So best if its one dude holding you at gunpoint, and you're reasonably sure you're not gonna make it once the situation is over. Last ditch.
But hey. Seagal is an "actor," pretending to be a master martial artist. Im not surprised he uses a bunch of cliche, unrealistic, spectacular shit with no understanding of how the techniques they originally come from work.
He also outweighs everyone by 20 stone and is taller