I did NOT like that his opponent got SHOT WITH A GUN and killed before the fight was resolved. They looked like a pretty even match. We will never know for sure who would have won. I would have liked this episode better without that copout of a scene. I wanted to see Walker WIN the fight definitively. I feel ROBBED.
@@voltanhawk1505 I meant in the show, it just felt like a copout. In real life Dolph Lungren would have destroyed Stallone but do you think people watching Rocky 4 want to see a GUN take the big Russian out? That was the most disappointing scene in the entire series for me, his opponent getting shot.
Dude this was some WAY ahead of it's time grappling for a tv show. We all know how this would have turned out in real life, it's Frank Shamrock but MAN. The fact Chuck was so ahead of his time in the understanding of grappling and submissions and was eager to put it out there, he deserves every bit of the cred he gets. And come on let's not pretend the Macho Man didn't make this even more legendary.
he was ! Both Bruce and Chuck knew that just kicking and punching wouldn't work on the ground Bruce studied judo with Gene And then Chuck's later fights in 80s n 90s you'll see that he used a lot of ground fightiing
Chuck is a bjj black belt under Jean Jaques Machado and he helped the Machados get their schools started when they came to the US. They were even in an episode of Walker. Pretty awesome stuff!
@@wyldewest278 Oh yeah I'm totally aware of that, I got my blue belt from Carlos Machado at Stephen Thompson's place out here in Simpsonville. Chuck put in mat work long before it was fashionable.
He was not going to win. Walker had MANY more shots in that fight. but there is ANOTHER that Walker had serious trouble with. A young girl actually saved walker from that fight.
@@timslee0618 it could be,sure. I read in his book that while being a young multiple karate champion he went and met Carlos and Helio Gracie.Despite his grappling knowledge from Jene LaBelle he was so dominated on the ground by them and impressed that he started training BJJ ,covering the ground fight aspect
Even before i took up Vale Tudo back in the 90's i learned my first Armbar by watching Frank Shamrock doing a Seminar on it lol, and as for Chuck, Absolute Legend and one of the reasons i got into Budokan Karate a Few years before i started training in Vale Tudo/JKD, Love it!
@@Lang77609 thanks but the first time I watched it on tv it was 2005 I use to watch it every Sunday it was playing once a week was an interesting episodes
The best realistic fight I've ever seen him do on that show, I trained with a fellow friend and USA open champion, JKD Duanne Keller, I know what real fighting is, He's much better than you'll ever see on tv. Long live old school martial artists.
When I saw Frank Shamrock in a Walker Texas Ranger clip, I just had to click on it! I thought it was going to be some corny fight scene favoring karate but man I was impressed how they pulled it off. The fact for it's time the way martial arts was, they were able to execute so many fantastic grappling techniques and jiujitsu. I was impressed, it was really thought out and performed well by both martial artists!
I don't know about that I think chang felix and boris were tougher fights for Walker than the Hammer cause they all pretty much owned Walker in a fight
@@Scoobydude-qp5mtI don't know good question I don't think Gage softened the Hammer up at all cause the Hammer was taking all of Gages hits and eating them
@@dannyortiz44True Walker also couldn't take Floyd Burbage in the episode swan song but I am not going to count that one cause Walker was attacked by a bear earlier in the episode and Burbage grabbed Walker from behind and threw him over the cliff and when Walker fought Burbage he was injured and basically only using 1 arm
Frank Shamrock: "OK we are going to grapple and box.......please don't end me with multiple roundhouse kicks"! Chuck Norris: "I can do that. I'll arrange your demise some other way"....... Macho Man: "OHHHH YEEEEAAAAHHHH"!!!
Chuck looked REALLY GOOD and totally BADASS for almost SIXTY YEARS OLD in this episode!! (And yes... He WAS almost 60 here!! This episode aired in 1999. Chuck was born in 1940!!)😳
I have got two movie DVDS of Chuck Norris with Lee Marvin George Kennedy Martin Balsam Shelly Winters and Robert Vaughn in The Delta Force and Delta Force 2 I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters and I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester Brand from Billyxxxxx
Kinda cool to see them using some early grappling and jiujitsu techniques here (probably Ken Shamrocks influence), it’s, pretty ahead of it’s time, Walker stuffs a takedown into a Kimura sweep then pulls guard and almost has a guillotine. Some modern movies like John Wick dont even incorporate grappling/BJJ to that degree.
So... to put this in perspective, Chuck Norris is 83. This was filmed in 2000 so 23-4 years ago. So Chuck was 60 when he filmed this. Not bad for a 60 year old man.
Macho Man, Chuck Norris and Frank Shamrock in the same clip? Awesome.
Chris Benoit also....
@@australien192 I know right? I forgot about this. Used to watch this after raw.
@@australien192what do u mean I didn't see Chris Benoit
Sid justice
The only thing missing is "snap into a slim jim' commercials by macho man 😊
Chuck Norris and Frank Shamrock!!One of the best fights of the Walker series!!!
I did NOT like that his opponent got SHOT WITH A GUN and killed before the fight was resolved. They looked like a pretty even match. We will never know for sure who would have won. I would have liked this episode better without that copout of a scene. I wanted to see Walker WIN the fight definitively. I feel ROBBED.
Norris stunt double did all the fighting
@@antstockley sure he did, because Chuck Norris doesnt know how to fight dies he.
Give me a fucken' break, SMH...
@@Zurround In real life Shamrock
@@voltanhawk1505 I meant in the show, it just felt like a copout. In real life Dolph Lungren would have destroyed Stallone but do you think people watching Rocky 4 want to see a GUN take the big Russian out? That was the most disappointing scene in the entire series for me, his opponent getting shot.
Dude this was some WAY ahead of it's time grappling for a tv show. We all know how this would have turned out in real life, it's Frank Shamrock but MAN. The fact Chuck was so ahead of his time in the understanding of grappling and submissions and was eager to put it out there, he deserves every bit of the cred he gets. And come on let's not pretend the Macho Man didn't make this even more legendary.
he was ! Both Bruce and Chuck knew that just kicking and punching wouldn't work on the ground Bruce studied judo with Gene And then Chuck's later fights in 80s n 90s you'll see that he used a lot of ground fightiing
Chuck is a bjj black belt under Jean Jaques Machado and he helped the Machados get their schools started when they came to the US. They were even in an episode of Walker. Pretty awesome stuff!
@@wyldewest278 Oh yeah I'm totally aware of that, I got my blue belt from Carlos Machado at Stephen Thompson's place out here in Simpsonville. Chuck put in mat work long before it was fashionable.
@@jeffufcfanaticrosenberg studied with people who never even fought in competitions
@@chipchippahsonsweet. Stephen Thompson is my favorite UFC fighter
RIP Clarence Gilyard, loved you on Walker Texas Ranger and Matlock..😥🙏
And die hard.
@@jordanbyrd9821 Don't forget Top Gun. "We coulda had 'em, Mav!"
That was Kene Holliday on Matlock, not Clarence Gilyard
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@@lakebay972Ken Holiday was the first couple of seasons then Gilyard
At almost 60 chuck looks great here. He still looks great at 81 today.
He's 83 now.
And a weirdo fundamentalist nut job.
@@jordanbyrd9821 84 Now
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R.I.P. Clarence Gilyard aka Jimmy Trivette.😢
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These old school movies and TV Shows were the the best.
The hammer is the only one in all those seasons who might have taken walker best episode by far and every episode was gold
He was not going to win. Walker had MANY more shots in that fight. but there is ANOTHER that Walker had serious trouble with. A young girl actually saved walker from that fight.
@@uxaskhan True ,and both Walker and Gage were pretty battered after their run in with the Hammer.
This was definitely the best fight in the series.
Walker against Broushard was a really good fight to and really intense music
Most realistic for sure.
Yes it was.
Whoever choreographed this did a great job.
Most realistic fight in the series. It was most likely choreographed by real mma fighters like frank shamrock.
Chuck was ahead of his time with the grappling.
He started BJJ with the Gracies long time before Walker
@@elikapul2482 I thought it was the Machado Brothers and not Gracies because his BJJ Black Belt is under the Machado Brothers
@@timslee0618 it could be,sure. I read in his book that while being a young multiple karate champion he went and met Carlos and Helio Gracie.Despite his grappling knowledge from Jene LaBelle he was so dominated on the ground by them and impressed that he started training BJJ ,covering the ground fight aspect
Not really. Judo has been around for a long time
Bruce lee the best
This episode shows how Good Chuck Norris really is.
Bruce Lee was the best of all in real
@@serafeimstefanou5877 Bruce was a legend 👊👊
There was a stunt double for Chuck in most of the fight scenes.
Frank Shamrock, would smesh him in real life..
@@kylestewart7609 you’re insane. Chuck a beast in real life but now he’s old
Now THIS was an exciting episode! Imagine if this was a Mortal Kombat tournament, I beleive Walker really would be able to manage and the others too.
I like how in some of the cut away shots Walker is magically twice as buff and half his age 😆
@k I know, still a good fight scene though, big fan of Chuck
He got in a few sets on the Total Gym in between camera shots.
He use to have a stuntman do his acting for him.
Yeah this was so fake everyone knows Chuck Norris is like 10 times bigger and stronger than this.
@@user-zo7pn4bl9j that wasn't a stunt double that was Chuck Norris's shadow
This scene has everything a growing boy needs.
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Alot of famous wrestlers and fighters !!!
One of the few series where the later episodes were better than the earlier episodes.
Yeah. Walker got better and better as seasons went on. Would gladly buy the series in DVD.
I see Chuck learned his lesson from his fight with Bruce and shaves his chest hair now 😂
😂😂 that's a good one
One of my favorite episodes.
The whole series ,walker,utilises the villain of the week and the mystery of the week formulas
Even before i took up Vale Tudo back in the 90's i learned my first Armbar by watching Frank Shamrock doing a Seminar on it lol, and as for Chuck, Absolute Legend and one of the reasons i got into Budokan Karate a Few years before i started training in Vale Tudo/JKD, Love it!
Extremely impressed by Chuck's stunt hair
One of the greatest shows ever made!
2:50 I like how they just conveniently blow away the hammer. "Ok, we'll take it from here."
CHUCK left his kicks out of the ring to go through the BJJ Moves.
I really liked those episodes back in 2005 ✊ & I think this was one of Chuck Norris's A game in this fight scene 🎊
This was 1999
@@Lang77609 thanks but the first time I watched it on tv it was 2005
I use to watch it every Sunday it was playing once a week was an interesting episodes
The cast in this episode is crazy. They even had Murdoch from Rambo 2 in there.
I know macho man was in the crowd.. but also it looks like Chris Benoit was in the crowd as well. I always wondered if it was him.
It was Chris Benoit. You saw that right.
Chuck Norris is a legacy!
I remember this episode like it was yesterday
Walker Texas Ranger. The "Comfort Food of Television " ❤
Oh, those striking sounds from 90's 😁😆👍
The best realistic fight I've ever seen him do on that show, I trained with a fellow friend and USA open champion, JKD Duanne Keller, I know what real fighting is, He's much better than you'll ever see on tv. Long live old school martial artists.
Best episode of Walker ever!
This episode was wild.
When I saw Frank Shamrock in a Walker Texas Ranger clip, I just had to click on it! I thought it was going to be some corny fight scene favoring karate but man I was impressed how they pulled it off. The fact for it's time the way martial arts was, they were able to execute so many fantastic grappling techniques and jiujitsu. I was impressed, it was really thought out and performed well by both martial artists!
Best fight scene I have seen in a Chuck Norris fight. Chuck is also a good Christian family man.
Chuck Norris is amazing
That part was the coolest video!😊
This fight scene was way ahead of its time
Chuck Norris the true master
Great show and amazing fight scene!👍🏾👍🏾🥋🌝
All that punching and sound fx and chick Norris 🤣
Most people that hurt a Chuck Norris nowadays for the first time think he's just a movie actor he actually trained with Bruce Lee he's a living legend
Chuck's body double is pretty good...should get a spinoff show
Y eso que en 2005 Chuck ya tenia en la vida real 65 años,aunque en la serie tendrá unos 40
That had to be quite exciting for Norris and Shamrock. For 2 legends from 2 different eras to be able to spare to that extent
1:22 that head spin was diabolical! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was a real good show a real good series.
One of my top 5 fave eps
Hammer was definitely Walker's toughest opponent. Walker was still able to take him down.
I don't know about that I think chang felix and boris were tougher fights for Walker than the Hammer cause they all pretty much owned Walker in a fight
@@andrewbain295 yet he managed to defeat them all with extra help.
Would it have mattered if Walker fought hammer first
@@Scoobydude-qp5mtI don't know good question I don't think Gage softened the Hammer up at all cause the Hammer was taking all of Gages hits and eating them
@@dannyortiz44True Walker also couldn't take Floyd Burbage in the episode swan song but I am not going to count that one cause Walker was attacked by a bear earlier in the episode and Burbage grabbed Walker from behind and threw him over the cliff and when Walker fought Burbage he was injured and basically only using 1 arm
Frank Shamrock: "OK we are going to grapple and box.......please don't end me with multiple roundhouse kicks"!
Chuck Norris: "I can do that. I'll arrange your demise some other way".......
Macho Man: "OHHHH YEEEEAAAAHHHH"!!!
The Macho Man saves Walker's life.
DIG IT!!
Because Chuck spared his.
That Guard looked like such a Dork he probably would've missed the shot anyway
Would love to have seen the full making & behind the scenes of this Episode......
Chuck looked REALLY GOOD and totally BADASS for almost SIXTY YEARS OLD in this episode!!
(And yes... He WAS almost 60 here!! This episode aired in 1999. Chuck was born in 1940!!)😳
One of the best episodes
A real mans show..
Great fight, I would just loved to have seen Chuck likely finish off the fight with Hammar without the gun being fired that managed to hit Hammar.
A dream fight would be URI BOYKA from UNDISPUTED 2 (before his knee injury) vs the villain Walker was fighting in this.
RIP Clarence Gilyard
Muy buena siempre miraba esta serie!! Chuck norris 💪
Look out, Flint!
Plot twist Macho Man is also an undercover cop 🤔
Always love seeing Charles Napier show up.
I wish they could've finished the fight. The Hammer was by far Walker's toughest fight in the whole series.
This was epic.
Damn, I never watched this series. Looks great.
What a great show
If you wanna learn how to properly work the "Hammer", ask tool master Chuck Norris 😉
On a whole gage should be the one thanking walker for saving him from the hammer
walker had the best of hammer there
Nice demo of bjj moves back in the day
This was Walker's toughest fight in my opinion
As soon as Chuck walks in, doom metal plays out of nowhere.
The prison guard with the goatee, I believe was the guy who played Jimmy in roadhouse who fought Patrick Swayze.
Chuck Norris was amazing.
This is music I hear when I get up at 1am to go pee....I'm not kiddin
I miss this
I have got two movie DVDS of
Chuck Norris with
Lee Marvin George Kennedy
Martin Balsam Shelly Winters
and Robert Vaughn in
The Delta Force
and Delta Force 2
I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters and I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester Brand from Billyxxxxx
Kinda cool to see them using some early grappling and jiujitsu techniques here (probably Ken Shamrocks influence), it’s, pretty ahead of it’s time, Walker stuffs a takedown into a Kimura sweep then pulls guard and almost has a guillotine. Some modern movies like John Wick dont even incorporate grappling/BJJ to that degree.
Walker was looking a little tired as this guy kepted comming great scene
Chuck needs to teach The New Walker how to be entertaining 🤷🏻♂️
I agree
Me three.
Chuck Norris awesome
RIP Clarence Gilyard😇🙏
The hammer gave Walker one hell of a fight.
Chuck Norris didn't have a near-death experience, death had a near-chuck experience!!
Chuck Norris 👍👍
I used to hate the sound effects, but now miss them so much.
Este es el auténtico Walker y no la absurda serie reciente que nada tiene que ver
This fight reminded me of the camera work and choreography of Bruce Lee vs Robert Baker in Fists of Fury (aka Chinese Connection).
chuck was 60 in this ! just mind boggling and frank was not even 30
Frank was actually 27.
Actually he was 59 now he's 84
That flying kick to the throat was probably fatal.
A true boss
Let's not forget Marshall Teague, as the Prison guard, because: "He used to "Hug" guys like you in Prison"😏
Yeah...hug lol.
Rip jimmy trivette
So... to put this in perspective, Chuck Norris is 83. This was filmed in 2000 so 23-4 years ago. So Chuck was 60 when he filmed this. Not bad for a 60 year old man.
How would Yoshi do against the Hammer
RIP Jimmy.
Frank shamrock and Chuck Norris !? That's bad @$$ !
So is this the beginning of the UFC?
There are big boss man Chris benoit and macho man