I tkd and my kicks and those of my teammates make the building shake. I don't know where they get people from for these mixed fights, most of them are incompetent at least, none of them makes the "chi" (noise that is made when exhaling before performing a technique), and it is something very important that increases your power and speed. also no one takes advantage of the long range of tkd techniques nor does any feint or jumping technique.
@@meking4458 para nada las patadas laterales son las más fuertes y mejores por ejemplo mira a manson gidson y otros que son con las que paran a los oponentes de muay thai
TKD is good to start with when you're a kid, because it helps with flexibility and self esteem and whatnot. However, Muay Thai is a real combat art with way more effective striking not requiring to spin your body and leave yourself completely open.
brian sheehan All right, thanks. I do have one question though. Can't someone train in Tae Kwon Do for the rest of his life whereas you'd have to be young to do Muay Thai?
Screaming Dean You're never too old to train Martial Arts, but I'd personally prefer learning at a young age. My Grandpa trained for 16 years in Japan and held a 5th degree Black Belt in Kyokushin Karate, and he began training me from when I was 5 to when I was almost 9. I'm 22 now and since then I've trained (both from instructors and independently) in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Tai Chi Chaun, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, and Boxing.
TKD calls his teacher and says "This shit doesn't work". The teacher tells him "After your promotion to Chil Dan, you will then learn the secrets to defeat the Muay Thai. Stay the course you are on the path to enlightenment and don't forget to bring your payment to the next class."
It was with special rules. No punches to the face, only to the body. It was supposed to help the TKD guy, but he ended up getting beat by his own game.
Been doing Muay Thai for a couple years now and did Taekwondo for 10. I admire that the Taekwondo fighter didn't back down even when he was losing. He got precisely one great kick to the Muay Thai fighter's head (naturally the fight was very one sided). To me that resilience coupled with some kickboxing training can take that fighter really far. He learned the most from all of us and he must be a better fighter now. All Martial Arts teach you something. Those kicks are not easy to pull off and my training in Taekwondo has helped me a lot even though I have much to learn.
I agree with you on a technical standpoint of practicing styles. However I believe someone who knows how to use technique in a combat aesthetic can make those techniques very effective. Just Look at Yair Rodriguez of the UFC. A valid observation tho
I think his resilience came from delusion. He actually thought his style was superior and wanted to prove it. You can see as the seconds pass by his slow realisation that he was running out of ideas while his opponent wasnt even operating at 40%.
I started in tkd at age 6, and became a standout practitioner. I used to walk around with a false sense of confidence that I was a good fighter. Until, at age 19 I got demolished in a street fight by a boxer. I then transitioned to Muay Thai and throughout the years went from getting beat all the time at the gym to handing out the beatings. If you want to do a sport tkd is fine, if you want to learn how to fight Muay Thai is king.
I hope the cocky fighter learned something. But lmao a full cup cannot be filled. Need to have humility if you want to learn. Maybe he just got an ass kicking and nth else. 😢
out of all the muay vs taek fights ive seen, muay thai wins about 95% of the time. plus taek is the only martial art where you see 6 year old blackbelts gotta be somtingwong there lol
@Juan Douglas All Martial Arts have their Pros and Cons. Like most TKD dojos are bullshit in general. Also TKD lacks punches. But Muay Thai is on a whole another leve of bullshit in the USA especially, the only real way to learn is to go Thailand, I went there for holidays and saw a Muay Thai Gym. Its hell but it gets the job done
@@Sh-qc1eh taekwondo is the most useless martial art in a streetfight dude. Once a part of your body gets held on to, surely both of you will go down and engage in ground combat where tkd will be completely irrelevant
The Thai fighter is a legend by the name of Changpuek Kiatsongrit. He was known to take fights with opponents from other art forms. Today he is an instructor out of a Russian gym in Pattaya Thailand. I trained with him there. the other guy's name is Shin (I forget his last name) he was some sort of Japanese Tkd champion. He was significantly outmatched. The rules were a little weird to. No punches or contact to the head. The first time Chang puts him on the ground w the sweep, he grabs his head and thats why Shin complained. BTW this was in like 1992, martial arts have evolved since then, including Muay Thai. Both arts are noteworthy, but Muay Thai has evolved for the better, including more Western boxing. I can't say the same for TKD.
In my experience, not all Karate, Kung Fu, and Taekwondo practitioners know how to fight. They can do what they were taught in controlled environments. But typically in a situation outside said environment, most (or all) of their training goes out the window. That's what the Taekwondo fighter looks like.
heres an opinion from someone whos done a few martial arts (emphasise "opinion"). took me 6-8 years to get my black belt in itf tkd. Now while it thought me discipline and self defence, i never would have felt that i had a massive edge over a street fighter/thug. took a break from tkd and started bjj and mma. after 2 months of 4-6 trainings a week i felt like i could handle myself against any thug my size and as for my confidence against someone trained in tkd- i honestly think i could win 10/10 fights against a tkd of equal training, even a black belt in my weight category.(well maybe 8/10 againsta black belt, gotta account for a well timed kick on the takedown ,but thats being generous). started muay thai a few months back, and i have to say: it really takes stand up combat to the next level. these guys are tough, vicious and skilled. after my first training session i remember hobbling off the mats, shaking my head to myself thinking "holy shit, that ws fucking tough". now they both have their strengths, but if a beginner was wondering-tkd or mt, i would have to push him towards mt. honestly, id rather of spent the 6 years getting my blackbelt doing mt instead.and just to guage it for everyone, i remember competing in kickboxing tournament against a variety of martial arts with my tkd club and one time a muay thai club joined the competition(we wer about 14-16 yrs old) and what i remember most was the shock i felt the first time i was round housed in the leg. my jaw just dropped nad i thought "what the absolute fuck was that" as i flinched back. everyone at that comp shat themselves going up against the mt kids, its just a different level of combat guys what can i say. roughly 7 years itf tkd, 1year bjj, 4 months mma, 2 months thai
I am a TKD Green belt... Or I was. I appreciate the balance, flexibility and leg strength that this discipline gave me, but after 3 short years I realized that I'm not moving forward, it's almost like everything I could've learned from this, I already did. I would recommend for a beginner, but it's definitely a sport, not a martial art
honesty I love watching early mma because it is interesting to see 2 completely different styles battle and I like it more than things like the UFC or other modern mma competitions because everyone seems to use the same style (yes I know all the styles are different in some ways but its always a mix of striking and grabbing) is it practical ? yes very much so, but it just doesn't feel as fun to watch in my opinion compared to the people who have been trained in a single style that may contrast so heavily with another
All styles are good, but in that case, this fighter (red belt) was rather slow and less prepared to fight like Muai Thai! TKW is not just for "kids", but a great martial style that if you use it well you can do better; style does not make the fighter your ignorant.
I agree with you. Just because i switched from TKD to Muay Thai doesn't mean i neglected my kicking. Im doing BJJ as well. I know TKD gives you abilities that other martial arts don't necessarily. But i took what was useful and learnt something that involved my hands, knees and elbows. I didn't have time to do both TKD, Muay Thai and BJJ so i made the choice to drop TKD. I still meet my TKD buddies who started TKD before me, and i've beaten them every time except the first. They're bigger too.
@muay thug lol taekwondo is trash I do taekwondo and it sucks for street fight it only helps you do weak kicks and gets you flexible but the exercise they do to get you better is gay they make you touch feet with each other make you touch each others butts together and make you bend over and give 5 each other taekwondo people have alot of ego alot of the people I spared in there had ego when I beat them I'm ready to quit I wasted 4 year on my life doing a ineffective martial art learning task strikes that won't do damage every one should avoid taekwondo and do a more effective martial art like muay thai , boxing kick boxing Judo Bjj nogi bjj wrestling free style wrestling Greco Roman wrestling muay Boran I guess just no taekwondo
@@applebbico ye I know about taekwondo and taekwondo is useless using just a back kick and be a easy counter anyone trained will be able to counter a back kicks
An an observer of many Muay Thai versus Tae Kwon Do videos, it seems to me that Muay Thai is a deadly fighting art while TKD is a beautiful sport with its impressive kicks. I find it difficult to see how TKD could be applied as a practical self defense system like Muay Thai. I can't be the only one who sees this. I suspect that many hardcore TKD practitioners agree that TKD is ineffective deep down inside.
its because TKD these days are just not for actual fights they are more of just getting points but if it was old TKD a back kick would you leave gasping for air
The old taekwondo would kneel sown and sucked myay thai's dick and would then bend over to be focked by muay thai and then after getting pummelkwd in the arsehole, the old taekwondo will say thank you with a smile to muay thai.
one thing also about tkd is that they don`t usually do much low kicks and are sometimes slow to retrieve their kicks which gives them disadvantages when landing high kicks because it`s easier for them to be outbalanced, also pure tkd doesn`t work much against other martial arts sometimes because the techniques they commonly are used mostly for tkd vs tkd
having studied TKD for many years, even having the honor of taking classes from Master He Il Cho back in the 70s, and having all the brown belts, and done lots of full contact fighting (our school had a complete boxing ring) and every Thursday was full contact, I can assure you we were never taught any grappling techniques at all. I happened to have been a wrestler so I did OK close in, but as a real fighting art, TK is poor. It was fantastic for conditioning and leg and butt and stomach development. It has added years to my life and has helped me out of real jams. But I would not recommend it as the only fighting or martial art skill. On the mental side, we really were not involved with any meditation or other aspects that other martial arts have.
The MT fighter is just playing with this kid,... TKD is no threat to him at all. The MT fighter probably don't want to knock him out and give him some respect. Notice that TKD always fight with their hands down and trying fancy kicks. No way TKD can beat muay thai fighter.
Completely agree. I practised both TKD and Muay Thai. MT owns TKD in every way shape and form. Not to mention You can incorporate all of the TKD kicks into your MT style if you really want.
I train western boxing and muay thai, and all I can say is that people who rant and compare aren't people who are training to fight, because they're all sports. Complaining about sport TKD, complaining about boxing, or anything else is comparing apples and oranges. If we're talking about unarmed self-defense training, all can be used. If we're talking about MMA to be a complete fighter, then your arguements are invalid, because MMA fighters incorporate everything they find effective - even some TKD kicks if they can use it to win in the ring. If we're talking about life/death saving self-defense, then go buy a shotgun. Use 00 buckshot, or buy an AR-15 if you live in the country. Your arguments are ridiculous. Go hit the gym.
+CalculusVariations99 You're right. Sport is sport. Self defense is self defense. One is for points. The other is for your life. There is no comparison. Like youI boxed before I earned my black belt. I'm glad I did. A quick pair of hands canseal the deal when someone gets close after attempting a power kick. Everyadditional skill a fighter possesses can give him an edge. Train hard in whateverstyle you're in but keep an open mind. After all the martial arts didn't developby one guy copying another. Sometimes you have to dump tradition and makeyour own way. In the end it doesn't matter where it came from or what it's called.The only important question is: Does it work? BB
I agree with you to a certain extent. First as sports yes they should be respected and there is no point to obsessively rant. But as someone who came from TKD and moved to MT, there are legitimate criticisms of TKD. First it is important to note the Buddhist influences on Asian martial arts. From what I know about martial arts is that many eastern martial arts evolved from early Shaolin Kung Fu as the story goes. This is not true for all styles, but if one of their tenants is that fights can be one with technique and being relaxed. Now in martial arts like boxing this is true. However, many eastern martial arts masters look at boxing, wrestling and too a certain extent Jiu Jitsu and describe it has barbaric almost or that for one to be good they need to already be super athletic or super strong or something like that. Disregarding the fact that these traits are built through practicing the are and not a prerequisite. In TKD, kicks require flexibility, so as you train, you become more flexible, but as you get older, you lose that flexibility and it is no longer as effective as it once was. But even at one’s peak the kicks are not as powerful as those in other arts. In other words the returns are diminished. Now take boxing for example, to be good you have to drill a lot. You are constantly hitting pads and working on your footwork, you have to work on your slips and bobbing and weaving. It’s a lot of work, but over time you have become quicker, your muscles have grown and you can punch a lot harder without damaging your body too much.
Cada arte tiene lo suyo, puntos a favor hacia el Taekwondo porque es un muy buen arte marcial y practica muy bien los movimientos veloces y las patadas, tal vez no sea muy eficiente pero aun asi se merece respeto este arte marcial, claro, el Muay thai es mas eficiente a la hora de la defensa personal, pero ambas son muy buenas formas de pelea. Cada uno tiene su ventaja, Taekwondo: Muy veloz y se practican las patadas de manera avanzada. Muay thai: Pelea a gran velocidad, fuerza y practica todo el cuerpo sin dejar de lado las manos.
De quien fue la idea de poner aún luchador de tkd con uno de muay thai jajajaja ? Es como poner aún recién nacido enfrente de un toro bravo 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
TKD and Muay Thai are 2 very different martial arts. You have TKD which is very much based on a point system much like judo but instead of throwing it's striking. Muay Thai on the other hand is much more about simply neutralizing your opponent by almost any means, Muay Thai is much more the "Martial" aspect and TKD is much more the "Art" aspect.
the tkd dude did not know what the fuck he was doing, he threw hardly any punches, his kicks were lacking power and speed, he did no combinations, and he kept his fucking guard down... this annoys me.
devourerofbabies in other words, you obviously don't know shit. this isn't remotely close to what an experienced tkd martial artist can do, i'd suggest keeping your opinions to your self since you don't seem to know jack FUCK about it.
sable428 and in other words, this doesn't comes close to what a muai thai fighter can do, i didn't see any elbow or knees. so i'm guessing is that its an all out leg fight to see who has the strongest legs
Shinda Tensei Pure kickers shouldn't spam kicks like that without some form of back up skill. I think Bruce Lee once said "While the kick is the stronger weapon, it is the man with the better punches that win." A kicker needs a good clinch game or some respectable boxing in order to establish authority IMO. Much better examples of TKD exist in guys like Steve 'Super Kick' Vick, or even Anthony 'Showtime' Pettis. Both had good straight punching to go with purposefully kicks. Both are flashy, but at least they can box it out when needed.
My son is 8 and his friend takes TKD and now he wants to as well. Being untrained in anything myself, I've been trying to explain to him TKD effectiveness in RL vs TKD competitions. There are basically three choices in my home town. Tang Soo Do, BJJ and TKD. I'm really pushing for the BJJ and if he takes to that well, I'll drive him to the next town over and they have an MMA school. The professor at the BJJ school got his black belt from a man who got his from Rickson. We watch a lot of these vids together weighing out options.
@@rolib6108 He started. He got five gold medals at his first tournament. Then he got a gold and 2 silvers after that. He was really a monster in his class. But he decided to go to basketball 😞. He only made it to yellow belt.
although it's better when mixed with styles such as boxing or a wrestling or grappling style, Muay Thai is arguably the best single martial art to learn...TKD can be effective too but more often than not needs to be complimented with another style such as Muay Thai or boxing and also maybe a grappling/wrestling style to cover it's weaknesses...
Muay Thai is a martial art of Thailand, it was created to be used in the ancient thai wars. If you want to study your thai sword you have to learn the basics of Muay Thai before.
I’ve always found Muay Thai and lethwei very interesting because of their history the only thing that bugs me about it is when your on your back in a grappling situation it’s pretty useless say for push kicks and elbows
@@minecraftobsidian572 It didn't 'originate' from Thailand it originated from Cambodia who were also inspired by Indian resources to create 'Bokator' an Ancient fighting style used to protect the king. The full naming of Thailand's fighting art is called ''Muay Thai Boran'' the word Boran is Cambodian and isn't even found in Thai dictionary...
Pyro Dude you are probably some fat sweaty closet nerd who watched ufc and thinks they know shit about martial arts. if you knew anything, you would agree
I totally disagree with you. TKD is bad compared to Muay Thai. If you wanna combine a martial arts with Muay Thai, you should go with brazilian jiu jitsu or wrestling.
O lutador de TKD no vídeo, era meio devagar e acusava muito os golpes, já o de Muay Thai era rápido e preciso. Mas cada luta uma luta, quem faz a arte é o lutador!!!
Actually sir, catching kicks is very difficult. I can tell Mr. Muay Thai was very trained and experienced since he caught almost all of them. Those were jump spinning back kicks, and they're quite useful in close quarters. TKD guy was way out of efficiency range, I dunno what he was thinking considering the TKD style is very kick-centered (you can see when he tried to punch he just flailed around like an idiot) . I do give him props for that axe kick he landed on muaythai's collar bone though
you do know that we punch, throw, grab, kick, dodge, block, knee, elbow, etc. in old school tkd, right? we're light on our feet and bounce around, with good footwork that's better than boxing
@@kimpavfx Also Muaythai has eye piercing, throat striking, nuts breaking, bone breaking, and elbow thrust down to the center of the upper skull... but these technique are not allow in the ring.
@@kimpavfx search up ‘Muay Thai Boran’ the version that is not restricted to fit in the competition rules because it is too dangerous and can literally kill people. It was used in an actual battle in the past.
Wrong!!, ITF taekwondo is a martial art, instead of TKD World that it s just a sport, you cannot define two martial arts with one youtube video, you have to watch Tomaz Barada fight or Pierre Guenette ones. (by the way, MT is not consider as a martial arts, there it is a huge diference betwen sports and martial arts)
+Jesús Antonio Rodríguez Mejía MT it is a mix of many martial arts, it does not mean it is a martial art itself, I did not mean, mt is less powerful, but it is not a martial art, it is a sport, the diference is not about the power it is about the integrity.
+josephcrsn You must be kidding, you must investigate morr, there are two main types of taekondo, the "WTF" that is an sport and you fight for point, and the "ITF" that it is a martial art an it is designed for self defense, many people use to confuse one with the other.
Unless you practice Muay Thai you shouldn't really be trying to block the kicks of someone who does, The TKD fighter was very poor at his martial art though!! his balance and accuracy were horrific, I have seen a TKD kick produce more Kg of force than a Muay Thai kick and a fluency of flurry kicks so smooth its almost poetry BUT Muay Thai fighters bloody shins are like concrete you wouldn't block a concrete pole just move, granted you cant always move fast enough but if you have time to brace, tens up and retract you have time to move. pivot and expand. The Muay Thai fighter was simply a better fighter.
steven shar When you get to black it doesn't mean you are done, in most arts with belt systems there are many degree's of the top color or in tkd's case Black. I agree with the original comment, the Muay Thai fighter was just better but as he pointed out it doesn't mean one art is superior to the other.
$ things: 1. A Muay Thai leg might be as durable as a pole of concrete (and I even doubt that), but no way is it as hard or heavy as a concrete pole. 2. The power of the kick is from the knee to the ankle. 3. If one is immovable as a wall, one will take the full power of the hit, but if one can absorb the impact, it wont be the same. 4. No matter how durable that leg is, hit the weak point with a strong part of the body. It will hurt him more than you. I did that with a man when he threw kicks at me, and while I didnt remember the hit, he couldnt use that leg for like a month.
steven shar umm.. a black belt just shows that you are detirmined, and that you have done "enough " practice to get the grade. it also shows that you have a understanding of what the sport is about.. BUT.. you are never done with learning. Martial arts is a thing that can never be completed because there is always new things too learn.
Or new things to discover/come up with. Besides, you must continue to grow in your speed and skills, and even continue to learn to fight better. Its what I was telling someone the other day. These days, to be a professional, you just have to be better than everyone else. But legends come from people for whom that wasnt enough.
@@kermit1211 for set a trap TKD has lots of fetal move but it easy to predict so it need to set up some trap to use it like use hand to make oppnet use the gaurd then blind them with hand so the kick can land effectively TKD in MMA is use in that way
Matthew Klitz I been studying TKD for 6 years, now im doing Kung Fu, But I didn't stop studying TKD because I thought it was worse, just for personal reasons.
no, some are better than others.. try ground game with a bjj bb as a boxer, or try stand up against a boxer as a bjj.. its stupid to say its all about the learner, its just not about the learner its about the art itself.. a bjj bb will never be as good as a boxer in stand up and vice versa..
Fuckboy martial artists like you are what's ruining martial arts in general. There are plenty of vids with TKD guys besting kickboxers and muay thai fighters...
Styles don’t matter. The user does. TKD has gone through sports teachings which have caused many practitioners not to be more well rounded in non-sports events. But back when TKD was established, it was hard core and no joke. What ever happen to classic TKD?
Even the original taekwondo was simply Korean Shotokan karate, which itself is pretty bad with its point sparring system. But then the Koreans were like 'muh nationalism' and made it even worse somehow. Both modern versions suck. Olympic WTF is simply fencing with feet. ITF is a little better because you can punch the face,but you get penalised for heavy contact. Yeah, a striking art that penalises you for hitting hard. Muay Thai on the other hand, is no nonsense and practical.
Feel so bad for these karate and tkd champs going up against muat thai champs. I can only imagine what goes through their minds, all their hard work and dedication to their discipline, using it against a muay thai practioner and realizing they can barely touch the muay thai guy. Almost looks as if the muay thai guys are using hacks lol
Gustavo Marra He could not adapt his kicking because... TKD doesn't teach you that situation, that's all. TKD is basically karate with near to no guard and with ridiculous punching... MT is about top notch kickboxing all day long + clinch game + throwing game + efficient punching + knees + elbows... let's face it, the TKD guy has nothing that the MT guy is not ready for, while the MT guy has plenty stuff that the TKD guy is just not ready for.
Not at all that's your school but it's mostly based of of competition and not street fights on the other hand mui Thai is based of of more boxing style so you do as much damage as possible
There's a couple of things that went wrong here: 1. The taekwondo fighter took way too many risky kicks. For those that never fought in tournaments or professional fights, you never do this. It's stupid and even in taekwondo he would have gotten wrecked like that 2. Pointless kicks. The good part of Muay Thai here is that when they kick it's with meaning. Light kicks work well on taekwondo tournaments where it's all point based, not well when you're trynna harm your opponent 3. Lack of knowledge on Muay Thai. When you fight a different martial art it would be great to research it and figure out how to counter it. In THIS case kicks should be on counters where the tkd fighter waited for that slip up to get the knockout. 4. Barely any feints, stance switching and unpredictability. Taekwondo can be devastating when used correctly. Watch MMA kick knockouts and there are quite a few that use taekwondo (Anderson Silva had that spinning kick one) but for it to be effective against other martial arts taekwondo fighters would have to train to hit harder. Most train to hit with just enough force to score a point. That muscle memory does not help, and it becomes apparent when your opponent holds your kick with his hands (try holding a powerful kick with your hands and watch it shatter) It's sad to see because it taints the sport when in reality it's used in the UFC and MMA, and has tons of potential
What most people don't know is that taekwondo also had a boxing technique which was taken out due to safety hazards in the Olympics taekwondo nowadays is quite a soft sport for competition however if you dog in deeper to some of the more older techniques you can do quite some damage.
And Muay Thai Boran (the older-techniques version of Muay Thai) is even a lot more deadly than Muay Thai. It was actually used in a battle in the past. Now they cut all the dangerous weapons / techniques to fit in the competition rules (still dangerous though).
Siendote sincero, esta mejor el muay Thai, ya que es mas completo al tener agarres. Porque en esa pelea hay que pensar que llega a ser injusta en ciertos momentos, ya que el peleador que practica Muay Thai tiene la ventaja de agarrar las patadas del que practica TDK y en viceversa no esta permitido
Muay thai is also known as "the art of death" because in an actual muay thai match you have to try to kill your opponent to win. Their martial art is designed to be extremely lethal.
It was actually used in a real battle in the past (Muay Thai Boran = the older-techniques version of Muay Thai, which is not restricted to fit in the competition rules to reduce the danger)
@1:39 I reckon that was a pretty well placed Axe kick by the TKD fighter. The collar bone is one of the easiest bones to break in your body. I'm sure it hurt.
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TKD kicks: silent
Muay thai kicks: Echoes through room
Smd probably rattled his ancestors (Taken from Rocky)
I tkd and my kicks and those of my teammates make the building shake. I don't know where they get people from for these mixed fights, most of them are incompetent at least, none of them makes the "chi" (noise that is made when exhaling before performing a technique), and it is something very important that increases your power and speed. also no one takes advantage of the long range of tkd techniques nor does any feint or jumping technique.
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It’s cause the tkd person was doing a lot of side kicks which are generally weak while the Muay Thai person was doing leg kicks and roundhoude
@@meking4458 para nada las patadas laterales son las más fuertes y mejores por ejemplo mira a manson gidson y otros que son con las que paran a los oponentes de muay thai
That's not even half of Muay Thai's tool box. Imagine head punches, clinching, etc...
Luis Alberto Pinto Sanchez TKD fighter would be way out of his element, under water with a hungry shark.
without gloves??
Yeah, he wasn't being as brutal as some fights I've seen
Jesse Sylvester The muay thai guy is nice.When you learn how to fight,don't use those skills to bully others or be brutal to others.
M.D Nanashi hell yeah if the muito guy used punches this fight would have been ended in few minutes..
This fight looks like a father giving a beating to his own kid you know
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Kurayame Dark lol
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The Mt eats those kicks like nothing
Lol
The TKD "fighter's" legs were probably the color of eggplant the next day.
+dhud707
...don't forget ASS and Back.
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Lol!
He should be thankful that he didn't take one of those high kicks to his head or his neck.
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TKD is good to start with when you're a kid, because it helps with flexibility and self esteem and whatnot. However, Muay Thai is a real combat art with way more effective striking not requiring to spin your body and leave yourself completely open.
brian sheehan Agreed. I did TKD through middle school and I loved it. I'm 29 now and I do MT
***** What is MT?
Screaming Dean Muay Thai.
brian sheehan All right, thanks. I do have one question though. Can't someone train in Tae Kwon Do for the rest of his life whereas you'd have to be young to do Muay Thai?
Screaming Dean You're never too old to train Martial Arts, but I'd personally prefer learning at a young age. My Grandpa trained for 16 years in Japan and held a 5th degree Black Belt in Kyokushin Karate, and he began training me from when I was 5 to when I was almost 9. I'm 22 now and since then I've trained (both from instructors and independently) in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Tai Chi Chaun, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, and Boxing.
Taekwondo // kick = Points
muay thai // kick = dead lol
Who had been kicked when doing taekwondo can never say in that way
Hahahaha 😂👍
@@SoakedAirPods Sure ?
@@sittinunwijunta1212 Have u ever been kicked by taekwondo player?
yes and it really doesn't feel as powerful as having a full on liver roundhouse from a thai fighter
TKD calls his teacher and says "This shit doesn't work". The teacher tells him "After your promotion to Chil Dan, you will then learn the secrets to defeat the Muay Thai. Stay the course you are on the path to enlightenment and don't forget to bring your payment to the next class."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 fuck tkd
Street Fighters TKD is great
LOL!!!
+FuRyGaMeZ All the martial arts best than tkd
Street Fighters You sure, karate vs Taekwondo?! Easily Taekwondo would win against karate.
You can see the TKD get so annoyed and angry but can literally do nothing about it 😂😂
What do you mean? He looked like he was actually having fun
@@fish7455 cry tkd kid if muay put elbows punches kicks and knees u are dead they are play only with kicks and tkd he lost
@@noface286 sorry, I can't understand you well 😅 🤷♂️
@@fish7455 taekwondo fighter got no chance
Bc Muay Thai have hand and clench defence
Was this a real fight? The Thai dude was half ass'n it from start to finish. It's like he was sparing with a noob.
It was with special rules. No punches to the face, only to the body. It was supposed to help the TKD guy, but he ended up getting beat by his own game.
+MrBoommer1 ohh! man he was getting angry when his kicks were getting caught...
+Nigel Foster see thai people are smart so if he use kick he will go for the lag stupid
nah all thai fighters are slow and basic. you want action watch ignacio capllonch
+cliff vecera
slow and basic, but hard and painful!
I love Muay Thai
I luv my mom
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I love both. Like Bruce Lee doesn't matter the style as long as you know in a fight
Fuck muay tai
Been doing Muay Thai for a couple years now and did Taekwondo for 10. I admire that the Taekwondo fighter didn't back down even when he was losing. He got precisely one great kick to the Muay Thai fighter's head (naturally the fight was very one sided).
To me that resilience coupled with some kickboxing training can take that fighter really far. He learned the most from all of us and he must be a better fighter now. All Martial Arts teach you something. Those kicks are not easy to pull off and my training in Taekwondo has helped me a lot even though I have much to learn.
I've done Muay Tai and taekwondo to👍
I agree with you on a technical standpoint of practicing styles. However I believe someone who knows how to use technique in a combat aesthetic can make those techniques very effective. Just Look at Yair Rodriguez of the UFC. A valid observation tho
I think his resilience came from delusion. He actually thought his style was superior and wanted to prove it. You can see as the seconds pass by his slow realisation that he was running out of ideas while his opponent wasnt even operating at 40%.
I started in tkd at age 6, and became a standout practitioner. I used to walk around with a false sense of confidence that I was a good fighter. Until, at age 19 I got demolished in a street fight by a boxer.
I then transitioned to Muay Thai and throughout the years went from getting beat all the time at the gym to handing out the beatings. If you want to do a sport tkd is fine, if you want to learn how to fight Muay Thai is king.
I hope the cocky fighter learned something. But lmao a full cup cannot be filled. Need to have humility if you want to learn. Maybe he just got an ass kicking and nth else. 😢
The muay thai guy was holding back in respect to the tkd guy. You can clearly see this
I am so glad I chose to learn Muay Thai
out of all the muay vs taek fights ive seen, muay thai wins about 95% of the time.
plus taek is the only martial art where you see 6 year old blackbelts gotta be somtingwong there lol
bigdans aks What about karate? Tkd is effective if practice correctly
Rape, the issue is taekwondo just teach u technique, they should use weight training for strength
@@agnikaineverdies7646 Yeah i have a couple of friends who do tkd and all of them have noodle arms
@Juan Douglas All Martial Arts have their Pros and Cons. Like most TKD dojos are bullshit in general. Also TKD lacks punches. But Muay Thai is on a whole another leve of bullshit in the USA especially, the only real way to learn is to go Thailand, I went there for holidays and saw a Muay Thai Gym. Its hell but it gets the job done
@@Sh-qc1eh taekwondo is the most useless martial art in a streetfight dude. Once a part of your body gets held on to, surely both of you will go down and engage in ground combat where tkd will be completely irrelevant
if the muay thai fighter use his elbow, sure his can knockout the TKD fighter in first few second
+Muhd Zulfadli knee also
I don't believe the were trying to punch in the face cause the tkd fighter would get messed up. That's why they were throwing kicks mainly.
He is just concerned to TKD Boxer :)
The rules also apply to the tkd fighter
@@ofcourse4189 tkd fighters cant punch shit..
Im pretty sure the ref told him to stop dropping him lol.
TKD guy was thinking "why did I agree to this" after that first leg kick, lol.
The Thai fighter is a legend by the name of Changpuek Kiatsongrit. He was known to take fights with opponents from other art forms. Today he is an instructor out of a Russian gym in Pattaya Thailand. I trained with him there. the other guy's name is Shin (I forget his last name) he was some sort of Japanese Tkd champion. He was significantly outmatched. The rules were a little weird to. No punches or contact to the head. The first time Chang puts him on the ground w the sweep, he grabs his head and thats why Shin complained. BTW this was in like 1992, martial arts have evolved since then, including Muay Thai. Both arts are noteworthy, but Muay Thai has evolved for the better, including more Western boxing. I can't say the same for TKD.
Taekwondo kicks: whipping stick
Muay thai kicks: sledge hammer
TBH, the muay thai fighter could have finished him with a kick to the head in the first few seconds.
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Lol one kick from a tkd guy and you could die. One kick to the stomach is enough..tkd exceeds in power
Slim Mikey Dude. His comment was at most unlikely while yours is just plain non-sense.
John B sorry about my English but you have never feel a spinning back kick from tkd, and thats why you said that
Slim Mikey Weak trolling
The Muay Thai fighter is clearly being generously merciful to his TKD opponent.
In my experience, not all Karate, Kung Fu, and Taekwondo practitioners know how to fight. They can do what they were taught in controlled environments. But typically in a situation outside said environment, most (or all) of their training goes out the window. That's what the Taekwondo fighter looks like.
That Muay Thai fighter was incredibly patient. I feel like he went easy on the poor TKD fella and didn't want to permanently injure him.
Oh man but I love taekwondo
Imagine if the Thai fighter used the clinch
Elbow goes brrrrr
heres an opinion from someone whos done a few martial arts (emphasise "opinion"). took me 6-8 years to get my black belt in itf tkd. Now while it thought me discipline and self defence, i never would have felt that i had a massive edge over a street fighter/thug. took a break from tkd and started bjj and mma. after 2 months of 4-6 trainings a week i felt like i could handle myself against any thug my size and as for my confidence against someone trained in tkd- i honestly think i could win 10/10 fights against a tkd of equal training, even a black belt in my weight category.(well maybe 8/10 againsta black belt, gotta account for a well timed kick on the takedown ,but thats being generous). started muay thai a few months back, and i have to say: it really takes stand up combat to the next level. these guys are tough, vicious and skilled. after my first training session i remember hobbling off the mats, shaking my head to myself thinking "holy shit, that ws fucking tough". now they both have their strengths, but if a beginner was wondering-tkd or mt, i would have to push him towards mt. honestly, id rather of spent the 6 years getting my blackbelt doing mt instead.and just to guage it for everyone, i remember competing in kickboxing tournament against a variety of martial arts with my tkd club and one time a muay thai club joined the competition(we wer about 14-16 yrs old) and what i remember most was the shock i felt the first time i was round housed in the leg. my jaw just dropped nad i thought "what the absolute fuck was that" as i flinched back. everyone at that comp shat themselves going up against the mt kids, its just a different level of combat guys what can i say.
roughly 7 years itf tkd,
1year bjj,
4 months mma,
2 months thai
I like how every time the tkd guy kicked the Muay Thai guy kicked back even harder
MT fighters reallly have a strong body. Its just it feels like those kicks has no damage to them after all hahaha
I am a TKD Green belt... Or I was. I appreciate the balance, flexibility and leg strength that this discipline gave me, but after 3 short years I realized that I'm not moving forward, it's almost like everything I could've learned from this, I already did. I would recommend for a beginner, but it's definitely a sport, not a martial art
LOL Taekwondo dude got his ass kicked, literally :-D
Kkkkkkkkkkkkk
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you know he has lost it when a TKD practitioner starts punching in a fight..
honesty I love watching early mma because it is interesting to see 2 completely different styles battle and I like it more than things like the UFC or other modern mma competitions because everyone seems to use the same style (yes I know all the styles are different in some ways but its always a mix of striking and grabbing) is it practical ? yes very much so, but it just doesn't feel as fun to watch in my opinion compared to the people who have been trained in a single style that may contrast so heavily with another
TKD is only for sport, and kids, never for real fight.
TKD has the most lethal kicks out of any. This guy was just horribly bad
+HydrogenNuke
Muay Thai has the most lethal kicks if any
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Mario Perez I’m in TKD and I’d love to go at it with you!
All styles are good, but in that case, this fighter (red belt) was rather slow and less prepared to fight like Muai Thai! TKW is not just for "kids", but a great martial style that if you use it well you can do better; style does not make the fighter your ignorant.
I agree with you. Just because i switched from TKD to Muay Thai doesn't mean i neglected my kicking. Im doing BJJ as well. I know TKD gives you abilities that other martial arts don't necessarily. But i took what was useful and learnt something that involved my hands, knees and elbows. I didn't have time to do both TKD, Muay Thai and BJJ so i made the choice to drop TKD. I still meet my TKD buddies who started TKD before me, and i've beaten them every time except the first. They're bigger too.
Muay Thai is forever the best
i am thailand and im really proud of my country
black belt????? LOL 😂
@muay thug You're right taekwondo is trash just helps you to get flexible but not for a real street fight or something like that
@muay thug lol taekwondo is trash I do taekwondo and it sucks for street fight it only helps you do weak kicks and gets you flexible but the exercise they do to get you better is gay they make you touch feet with each other make you touch each others butts together and make you bend over and give 5 each other taekwondo people have alot of ego alot of the people I spared in there had ego when I beat them I'm ready to quit I wasted 4 year on my life doing a ineffective martial art learning task strikes that won't do damage every one should avoid taekwondo and do a more effective martial art like muay thai , boxing kick boxing Judo Bjj nogi bjj wrestling free style wrestling Greco Roman wrestling muay Boran I guess just no taekwondo
@@applebbico ye I know about taekwondo and taekwondo is useless using just a back kick and be a easy counter anyone trained will be able to counter a back kicks
@@applebbico ] Taekwondo copied from karate.
@@applebbico It' not about style but it's about user to improve your style .
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I always enjoy watching Muay Thai vs TKD
An an observer of many Muay Thai versus Tae Kwon Do videos, it seems to me that Muay Thai is a deadly fighting art while TKD is a beautiful sport with its impressive kicks. I find it difficult to see how TKD could be applied as a practical self defense system like Muay Thai. I can't be the only one who sees this. I suspect that many hardcore TKD practitioners agree that TKD is ineffective deep down inside.
its because TKD these days are just not for actual fights they are more of just getting points but if it was old TKD a back kick would you leave gasping for air
No necesariamente. Tambien hay luchadores de TKD que han vencido a luchadores de Muay Thai
The old taekwondo would kneel sown and sucked myay thai's dick and would then bend over to be focked by muay thai and then after getting pummelkwd in the arsehole, the old taekwondo will say thank you with a smile to muay thai.
There are people who use teakwondo to beat muay thai fighters
@@elbarto4069 under the rules that restrict Muay Thai weapons. But if freestyle fighting / street fighting, Muay Thai is definitely more deadly.
one thing also about tkd is that they don`t usually do much low kicks and are sometimes slow to retrieve their kicks which gives them disadvantages when landing high kicks because it`s easier for them to be outbalanced, also pure tkd doesn`t work much against other martial arts sometimes because the techniques they commonly are used mostly for tkd vs tkd
the TKD probably converted to Muay Thai the next day😂
having studied TKD for many years, even having the honor of taking classes from Master He Il Cho back in the 70s, and having all the brown belts, and done lots of full contact fighting (our school had a complete boxing ring) and every Thursday was full contact, I can assure you we were never taught any grappling techniques at all. I happened to have been a wrestler so I did OK close in, but as a real fighting art, TK is poor. It was fantastic for conditioning and leg and butt and stomach development. It has added years to my life and has helped me out of real jams. But I would not recommend it as the only fighting or martial art skill. On the mental side, we really were not involved with any meditation or other aspects that other martial arts have.
The MT fighter is just playing with this kid,... TKD is no threat to him at all. The MT fighter probably don't want to knock him out and give him some respect.
Notice that TKD always fight with their hands down and trying fancy kicks. No way TKD can beat muay thai fighter.
@@rysus boi his comment is from 3 years ago
TKD is not a fighting sport, it's a point based sport. That's why you see fancy kicks, and not the ability to collapse a windpipe.
@@donkomatik7860 It used to be a fighting sport, now it is a fighting joke.
Haha look up kwonkicker
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Completely agree. I practised both TKD and Muay Thai. MT owns TKD in every way shape and form. Not to mention You can incorporate all of the TKD kicks into your MT style if you really want.
I train western boxing and muay thai, and all I can say is that people who rant and compare aren't people who are training to fight, because they're all sports. Complaining about sport TKD, complaining about boxing, or anything else is comparing apples and oranges. If we're talking about unarmed self-defense training, all can be used. If we're talking about MMA to be a complete fighter, then your arguements are invalid, because MMA fighters incorporate everything they find effective - even some TKD kicks if they can use it to win in the ring.
If we're talking about life/death saving self-defense, then go buy a shotgun. Use 00 buckshot, or buy an AR-15 if you live in the country.
Your arguments are ridiculous. Go hit the gym.
Well said indeed.
+CalculusVariations99 You're right. Sport is sport. Self defense is self defense. One is for points. The other is for your life. There is no comparison. Like youI boxed before I earned my black belt. I'm glad I did. A quick pair of hands canseal the deal when someone gets close after attempting a power kick. Everyadditional skill a fighter possesses can give him an edge. Train hard in whateverstyle you're in but keep an open mind. After all the martial arts didn't developby one guy copying another. Sometimes you have to dump tradition and makeyour own way. In the end it doesn't matter where it came from or what it's called.The only important question is: Does it work? BB
I agree with you to a certain extent. First as sports yes they should be respected and there is no point to obsessively rant. But as someone who came from TKD and moved to MT, there are legitimate criticisms of TKD. First it is important to note the Buddhist influences on Asian martial arts. From what I know about martial arts is that many eastern martial arts evolved from early Shaolin Kung Fu as the story goes. This is not true for all styles, but if one of their tenants is that fights can be one with technique and being relaxed. Now in martial arts like boxing this is true. However, many eastern martial arts masters look at boxing, wrestling and too a certain extent Jiu Jitsu and describe it has barbaric almost or that for one to be good they need to already be super athletic or super strong or something like that. Disregarding the fact that these traits are built through practicing the are and not a prerequisite.
In TKD, kicks require flexibility, so as you train, you become more flexible, but as you get older, you lose that flexibility and it is no longer as effective as it once was. But even at one’s peak the kicks are not as powerful as those in other arts. In other words the returns are diminished. Now take boxing for example, to be good you have to drill a lot. You are constantly hitting pads and working on your footwork, you have to work on your slips and bobbing and weaving. It’s a lot of work, but over time you have become quicker, your muscles have grown and you can punch a lot harder without damaging your body too much.
Cada arte tiene lo suyo, puntos a favor hacia el Taekwondo porque es un muy buen arte marcial y practica muy bien los movimientos veloces y las patadas, tal vez no sea muy eficiente pero aun asi se merece respeto este arte marcial, claro, el Muay thai es mas eficiente a la hora de la defensa personal, pero ambas son muy buenas formas de pelea. Cada uno tiene su ventaja, Taekwondo: Muy veloz y se practican las patadas de manera avanzada. Muay thai: Pelea a gran velocidad, fuerza y practica todo el cuerpo sin dejar de lado las manos.
The legendary fight that change the history
De quien fue la idea de poner aún luchador de tkd con uno de muay thai jajajaja ? Es como poner aún recién nacido enfrente de un toro bravo 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
TKD and Muay Thai are 2 very different martial arts. You have TKD which is very much based on a point system much like judo but instead of throwing it's striking. Muay Thai on the other hand is much more about simply neutralizing your opponent by almost any means, Muay Thai is much more the "Martial" aspect and TKD is much more the "Art" aspect.
the tkd dude did not know what the fuck he was doing, he threw hardly any punches, his kicks were lacking power and speed, he did no combinations, and he kept his fucking guard down... this annoys me.
In other words, typical TKD.
devourerofbabies in other words, you obviously don't know shit. this isn't remotely close to what an experienced tkd martial artist can do, i'd suggest keeping your opinions to your self since you don't seem to know jack FUCK about it.
sable428 and in other words, this doesn't comes close to what a muai thai fighter can do, i didn't see any elbow or knees. so i'm guessing is that its an all out leg fight to see who has the strongest legs
sable428 yea no elbows and knees or fist by the muay thai fighter image if he was allowed to use them tkd dude would be fucked lol
Shinda Tensei Pure kickers shouldn't spam kicks like that without some form of back up skill. I think Bruce Lee once said "While the kick is the stronger weapon, it is the man with the better punches that win." A kicker needs a good clinch game or some respectable boxing in order to establish authority IMO.
Much better examples of TKD exist in guys like Steve 'Super Kick' Vick, or even Anthony 'Showtime' Pettis. Both had good straight punching to go with purposefully kicks. Both are flashy, but at least they can box it out when needed.
My son is 8 and his friend takes TKD and now he wants to as well. Being untrained in anything myself, I've been trying to explain to him TKD effectiveness in RL vs TKD competitions. There are basically three choices in my home town. Tang Soo Do, BJJ and TKD. I'm really pushing for the BJJ and if he takes to that well, I'll drive him to the next town over and they have an MMA school. The professor at the BJJ school got his black belt from a man who got his from Rickson. We watch a lot of these vids together weighing out options.
Hey. I hope your kid started bjj. Is he a purple belt yet? Or did he switch to mma?
@@rolib6108 He started. He got five gold medals at his first tournament. Then he got a gold and 2 silvers after that. He was really a monster in his class. But he decided to go to basketball 😞. He only made it to yellow belt.
@@waxy1277is he good in basketball
That Muay Thai fighter was like, "this guy is a clown."
although it's better when mixed with styles such as boxing or a wrestling or grappling style, Muay Thai is arguably the best single martial art to learn...TKD can be effective too but more often than not needs to be complimented with another style such as Muay Thai or boxing and also maybe a grappling/wrestling style to cover it's weaknesses...
Karate, Taekwondo, Kung Fu: Forms, Forms, Forms, 0 Sparring.
Muay Thai: Sparring.
Tod has sparring
I would agree but its more 95% forms 5% sparring
You have to appreciate how efficient the the Muay Thai moves are.
Muay Thai is a martial art of Thailand, it was created to be used in the ancient thai wars. If you want to study your thai sword you have to learn the basics of Muay Thai before.
I’ve always found Muay Thai and lethwei very interesting because of their history the only thing that bugs me about it is when your on your back in a grappling situation it’s pretty useless say for push kicks and elbows
Fking cringe after hearing that bro the martial art was originally came from Cambodia
@@minecraftobsidian572 It didn't 'originate' from Thailand it originated from Cambodia who were also inspired by Indian resources to create 'Bokator' an Ancient fighting style used to protect the king. The full naming of Thailand's fighting art is called ''Muay Thai Boran'' the word Boran is Cambodian and isn't even found in Thai dictionary...
@@GodEmperor_ เขมรหน้าไม่อาย ชอบอ้างสิทธิทุกอย่าง
@@GodEmperor_ boran mean ancient in thai and you can find the word boran in every thai dictionary
Kicked him so hard I was thinking he was a red belt, respect to both fighters ✊
I was just watching an olympic TKD match thinking "These guys would get destroyed by a MT fighter". This is perfect.
"You are not a warrior. You're a beginner."
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That The Kwon Do guy has no defence, he doesn't move and his kicks are far too slow and lacking in power.
that's why I love Muay Thai..
It doesn't matter what martial art is. It all comes down to skill, technique, hard work, and dedication.
Joao Coelho ikr some people dont understand that simple fact
Believe me, bro. It does matter.
Pyro Dude you are probably some fat sweaty closet nerd who watched ufc and thinks they know shit about martial arts. if you knew anything, you would agree
samto unfortunately, I've learnt taekwondo for 6 years and a beginner to muay Thai.
Pyro Dude then you should understand. if my tkd instructor was to fight you, you are saying you would win because you do the better martial art?
the muay thai guy is like "mannn this guy is so sad imma give him 20% of my kicks"
Man Muay thai fighters can take so much hits like it's nothing, amazing.
Both muay thai and taekwondo are effective. Tkd has very fast kicks and precision kicks, muay thai has a lot of power kicks, learn both.
+thb012 I TOTALLY agree with you.
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No. Practicing tkd develops bad habit of "flying". Almost all practical fighting styles tend to stay low and grasp firm to the ground.
I totally disagree with you. TKD is bad compared to Muay Thai. If you wanna combine a martial arts with Muay Thai, you should go with brazilian jiu jitsu or wrestling.
O lutador de TKD no vídeo, era meio devagar e acusava muito os golpes, já o de Muay Thai era rápido e preciso. Mas cada luta uma luta, quem faz a arte é o lutador!!!
looks like muay thai fighter just warming up😆😆
Actually sir, catching kicks is very difficult. I can tell Mr. Muay Thai was very trained and experienced since he caught almost all of them.
Those were jump spinning back kicks, and they're quite useful in close quarters. TKD guy was way out of efficiency range, I dunno what he was thinking considering the TKD style is very kick-centered (you can see when he tried to punch he just flailed around like an idiot) . I do give him props for that axe kick he landed on muaythai's collar bone though
you do know that we punch, throw, grab, kick, dodge, block, knee, elbow, etc. in old school tkd, right? we're light on our feet and bounce around, with good footwork that's better than boxing
@@kimpavfx Also Muaythai has eye piercing, throat striking, nuts breaking, bone breaking, and elbow thrust down to the center of the upper skull... but these technique are not allow in the ring.
@@CrystalMooGamingChannel same as taekwondo. It's just not allowed in the ring too
@@kimpavfx search up ‘Muay Thai Boran’ the version that is not restricted to fit in the competition rules because it is too dangerous and can literally kill people. It was used in an actual battle in the past.
This is straight torture💀
RIP to that tkd player's legs
I wish they could get the elite of tkd and muay Thai to fight,I think that muay Thai is more practical but would be interesting to see
02:06 Muay Thai fighter is literally playing football with the poor tkd guy 😂
Haha, a very precise description of the objective for TKD competitions...
Infinite respect to the Taekwondo blackbelt for going the distance with the Muay Thai fighter.
This fight is so insane even Obama is here😂
No sé de donde sean estos vídeos ni quienes sean los peleadores pero son increíbles en su disciplinas 👌🏻♥️
Bueno al menos encontré una persona que si respeta las disciplinas y no habla sin pensar solo por lo que vieron
You know man !?!
Karate and teakwondo this is a sport but Mauy thai this is weapon !!
japan fight n' Korea fight this is thai for a children !
Wrong!!, ITF taekwondo is a martial art, instead of TKD World that it s just a sport, you cannot define two martial arts with one youtube video, you have to watch Tomaz Barada fight or Pierre Guenette ones. (by the way, MT is not consider as a martial arts, there it is a huge diference betwen sports and martial arts)
+Ritthisak Kaynpraditkul Unless you were a professional boxer and you have kicks behind it
+Jose Jean Pierre Salguero Huaman So MT is not a martial art according to you... Ever heard of Muay Boran, my friend?
+Jesús Antonio Rodríguez Mejía MT it is a mix of many martial arts, it does not mean it is a martial art itself, I did not mean, mt is less powerful, but it is not a martial art, it is a sport, the diference is not about the power it is about the integrity.
+josephcrsn You must be kidding, you must investigate morr, there are two main types of taekondo, the "WTF" that is an sport and you fight for point, and the "ITF" that it is a martial art an it is designed for self defense, many people use to confuse one with the other.
Awesome leg kicks!
Those leg kicks where very poor compared to pro fighters
@@chrisd.b6529 agreed
Unless you practice Muay Thai you shouldn't really be trying to block the kicks of someone who does, The TKD fighter was very poor at his martial art though!! his balance and accuracy were horrific, I have seen a TKD kick produce more Kg of force than a Muay Thai kick and a fluency of flurry kicks so smooth its almost poetry BUT Muay Thai fighters bloody shins are like concrete you wouldn't block a concrete pole just move, granted you cant always move fast enough but if you have time to brace, tens up and retract you have time to move. pivot and expand. The Muay Thai fighter was simply a better fighter.
Dude, the TKD guy wasn't even a black belt. He's a red belt, which means he has no completed his training.
steven shar When you get to black it doesn't mean you are done, in most arts with belt systems there are many degree's of the top color or in tkd's case Black. I agree with the original comment, the Muay Thai fighter was just better but as he pointed out it doesn't mean one art is superior to the other.
$ things: 1. A Muay Thai leg might be as durable as a pole of concrete (and I even doubt that), but no way is it as hard or heavy as a concrete pole. 2. The power of the kick is from the knee to the ankle. 3. If one is immovable as a wall, one will take the full power of the hit, but if one can absorb the impact, it wont be the same. 4. No matter how durable that leg is, hit the weak point with a strong part of the body. It will hurt him more than you. I did that with a man when he threw kicks at me, and while I didnt remember the hit, he couldnt use that leg for like a month.
steven shar umm.. a black belt just shows that you are detirmined, and that you have done "enough " practice to get the grade.
it also shows that you have a understanding of what the sport is about.. BUT.. you are never done with learning.
Martial arts is a thing that can never be completed because there is always new things too learn.
Or new things to discover/come up with. Besides, you must continue to grow in your speed and skills, and even continue to learn to fight better. Its what I was telling someone the other day. These days, to be a professional, you just have to be better than everyone else. But legends come from people for whom that wasnt enough.
The Tae Kwon Do guy needs to use his hands more.
Eric Moore for blocking or punching? Because TKD is an art that puts a lot of emphasis on kicks
@@kermit1211 for set a trap
TKD has lots of fetal move but it
easy to predict so it need to set up some trap to use it like use hand
to make oppnet use the gaurd then blind them with hand so the kick can
land effectively
TKD in MMA is use in that way
@@magumaron9597 tkd guy shouldve like use some spin technics
Not even TKD clothing is practical in a fight wtf
True
TKD fighter needs more practice :P. No martial art is better than other one, its all about the student.
yeah im in TKD but your right its about about the fighter not about the type of art.
Matthew Klitz I been studying TKD for 6 years, now im doing Kung Fu, But I didn't stop studying TKD because I thought it was worse, just for personal reasons.
yeah i did Wu Chi before TKD but i was thinking of going back to Wu Chi.
but at least the hapkido i do at my TKD class is fun
no, some are better than others.. try ground game with a bjj bb as a boxer, or try stand up against a boxer as a bjj.. its stupid to say its all about the learner, its just not about the learner its about the art itself.. a bjj bb will never be as good as a boxer in stand up and vice versa..
Tkd sucks. It's just for show, some kicks are good but they cannot match muay thai or kick boxing.
Fuckboy martial artists like you are what's ruining martial arts in general. There are plenty of vids with TKD guys besting kickboxers and muay thai fighters...
marcofranco57 first things first, kickboxing is queer
Hahah at the start when the TKD guy got knocked down he got up and was like "Aiiiiishiiball"
Styles don’t matter. The user does. TKD has gone through sports teachings which have caused many practitioners not to be more well rounded in non-sports events. But back when TKD was established, it was hard core and no joke. What ever happen to classic TKD?
Even the original taekwondo was simply Korean Shotokan karate, which itself is pretty bad with its point sparring system. But then the Koreans were like 'muh nationalism' and made it even worse somehow. Both modern versions suck. Olympic WTF is simply fencing with feet. ITF is a little better because you can punch the face,but you get penalised for heavy contact. Yeah, a striking art that penalises you for hitting hard.
Muay Thai on the other hand, is no nonsense and practical.
Muay Thai's "blood, guts and glory" style is what makes it effective.
Muay được sinh ra từ chiến tranh, từ đấu trường. Nếu võ sĩ muay dùng hết năng lực chắc võ sĩ kia đi lên thiên đường. 😢
Feel so bad for these karate and tkd champs going up against muat thai champs. I can only imagine what goes through their minds, all their hard work and dedication to their discipline, using it against a muay thai practioner and realizing they can barely touch the muay thai guy. Almost looks as if the muay thai guys are using hacks lol
TKD is ok if you need to fight thin air, any thing else, forget it.
TKD guy is no fighter, just a practicant.. He could not adapt his kicking after noticing that MT guy was grabing his foot every time.
Gustavo Marra He could not adapt his kicking because... TKD doesn't teach you that situation, that's all. TKD is basically karate with near to no guard and with ridiculous punching... MT is about top notch kickboxing all day long + clinch game + throwing game + efficient punching + knees + elbows... let's face it, the TKD guy has nothing that the MT guy is not ready for, while the MT guy has plenty stuff that the TKD guy is just not ready for.
Not at all that's your school but it's mostly based of of competition and not street fights on the other hand mui Thai is based of of more boxing style so you do as much damage as possible
+Sami Zewi TWD IS RUBBISH
There's a couple of things that went wrong here:
1. The taekwondo fighter took way too many risky kicks. For those that never fought in tournaments or professional fights, you never do this. It's stupid and even in taekwondo he would have gotten wrecked like that
2. Pointless kicks. The good part of Muay Thai here is that when they kick it's with meaning. Light kicks work well on taekwondo tournaments where it's all point based, not well when you're trynna harm your opponent
3. Lack of knowledge on Muay Thai. When you fight a different martial art it would be great to research it and figure out how to counter it. In THIS case kicks should be on counters where the tkd fighter waited for that slip up to get the knockout.
4. Barely any feints, stance switching and unpredictability.
Taekwondo can be devastating when used correctly. Watch MMA kick knockouts and there are quite a few that use taekwondo (Anderson Silva had that spinning kick one) but for it to be effective against other martial arts taekwondo fighters would have to train to hit harder. Most train to hit with just enough force to score a point. That muscle memory does not help, and it becomes apparent when your opponent holds your kick with his hands (try holding a powerful kick with your hands and watch it shatter)
It's sad to see because it taints the sport when in reality it's used in the UFC and MMA, and has tons of potential
I just kept saying "ouch" everytime for the tkd fighter.
Ouch Ouch Ouch Ouch...
I would like to see masters of each martial art go head to head. Like many people say, it's not the art itself it's the fighter.
What most people don't know is that taekwondo also had a boxing technique which was taken out due to safety hazards in the Olympics taekwondo nowadays is quite a soft sport for competition however if you dog in deeper to some of the more older techniques you can do quite some damage.
And Muay Thai Boran (the older-techniques version of Muay Thai) is even a lot more deadly than Muay Thai. It was actually used in a battle in the past. Now they cut all the dangerous weapons / techniques to fit in the competition rules (still dangerous though).
buena pelea. No sé cuál arte es mejor, pero creo que depende mucho del luchador.
Exacto
Siendote sincero, esta mejor el muay Thai, ya que es mas completo al tener agarres. Porque en esa pelea hay que pensar que llega a ser injusta en ciertos momentos, ya que el peleador que practica Muay Thai tiene la ventaja de agarrar las patadas del que practica TDK y en viceversa no esta permitido
Que mierda ese de TKD no sabr pelear no hacia nada solo tiraba patadas
Nose creo que agarraro a cualquiera
Muay thai is also known as "the art of death" because in an actual muay thai match you have to try to kill your opponent to win. Their martial art is designed to be extremely lethal.
It was actually used in a real battle in the past (Muay Thai Boran = the older-techniques version of Muay Thai, which is not restricted to fit in the competition rules to reduce the danger)
@1:39 I reckon that was a pretty well placed Axe kick by the TKD fighter. The collar bone is one of the easiest bones to break in your body. I'm sure it hurt.
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😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣 taekwondo guy realized his shit ain't shit. All that fancy fast kicking is merely a waste of energy.
i enjoyed it so much
Literally the second the Thai guy was serious, the TKD guy would be hospitalized