Kings of the Sweep Vol.1 | Muay Thai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2017
- New series highlighting the best Muay Thai sweep artists in history.
The Muay Thai sweep is one of the most beautiful aspects of the sport. The execution of a sweep takes excellent timing, control and grace, and the end product is often a real crowd-pleaser.
Normally, the best sweep artists are muay femeu fighters (technical fighters) who have precise timing and accuracy and are experts in off-balancing their opponents. Muay khao (knee fighters) are also usually proficient in sweeping due to regularly engaging in close quarter battle and being masters in the clinch.
Volume one of this series features the following sweep artists:
Burklerk Pinsinchai
Dany Bill
Pakorn PK Saenchai
Thaksinlek Kiatniwat
Superbank Sornpichai
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Out of the five fighters featured in this video, I've only ever had the pleasure of training with one of them - Superbank.
I clinched with him at FA Group gym in Bangkok for about six months and I can vouch for his expertise in this area. The guy is incredible. I mean, he can do this stuff to a man of any size...
I was at the gym with a few other big foreigners (around 80kg) and we all had a decent amount of fight experience and he just threw us around like rag dolls. Literally, you'd find yourself on your back and you didn't even know what he did, he was that quick. Eventually you'd be reluctant to throw a knee or even touch him because you knew that whatever you did, he would find a way to sweep your feet from under you. Either that, or he would clamp onto you like a vice and you couldn't move him.
Oh, and he pretty much always got the better of a much bigger Petchboonchu, too...
Superbank really is a true king of the sweep...
Here are a few more incredible sweep arists;
Saenchai th-cam.com/video/36drkj7mIQ8/w-d-xo.html
Gingsanglek th-cam.com/video/BkdoHn7kOU0/w-d-xo.html
Petchpanomrung th-cam.com/video/fvYbORpoF6o/w-d-xo.html
Lerdsila th-cam.com/video/1ztr2IuxXgU/w-d-xo.html
Sangmanee th-cam.com/video/F052r3WoGng/w-d-xo.html
Pet U Tong th-cam.com/video/QQltEykBGm4/w-d-xo.html
Jongsanan th-cam.com/video/BTVoYlHg5Gw/w-d-xo.html
Jomhod th-cam.com/video/EXK0eFz4pWA/w-d-xo.html
Jaroenthong th-cam.com/video/oXZvMREZjRQ/w-d-xo.html
Kongsak th-cam.com/video/C2U1e1-RSvo/w-d-xo.html
That's so fcking awesome. I would really love to train Muay Thai. I currently do MMA as a hobby. I do BJJ more seriously. It feels safer and less scary. I was awestruck by the way the first blackbelt I encountered would easily defeat me. He would crawl all over my body and let me know he had a choke or a joint lock and let it go and let me try to defend or learn. He was also a tiny guy. I haven't really felt the same amazement since that day.
That's an interesting story. I plan on doing both Muay Thai and Judo. I feel as if those would be the most important to learn together for me.
Muay Thai Scholar That's amazing!!..and a constant reminder that there other fighters that may not be considered the greatest but are top tier that have that area in which they'll dominate anyone even people may consider one of the greatest. I would have loved to see the sessions between him and Petchboonchu!!
Muay Thai Scholar anybody that has clinched with a Thai knows that feeling of not knowing how you ended up on your back
Wow what an honour to be thrown around by Superbank.
Sweeps are the most beautiful aspects of muay thai
I've fallen in love with sweeps more than any other part of muay thai. I also think its the biggest unexplored space in MMA, and will eventually make a big splash when a grappling specialist learns to do these sweeps at a high level.
Leon did a couple to Diaz. It was humiliating and won Leon a good chunk of the round.
Islam makhachev could be what you predicted but with more judo flavor
0:53 what a push! right before the opponent throws the kick, majestic!
Danny Bill is incredible - easily the best non thai muay thai we have seen
This is why I love the stand up game more than ground and pound. It is very technical and fast. I truly hope that one day someone will release a pure Kickboxing/Muay Thai video game.
I do train, and I already stated what I came here to state. Good day.
You can easily have a submission done on you (i.e. arm bar) if you don't know jujitsu and you're doing ground and pound on sb who does. So ground and pound in MMA can actually be very technical.
Robert, and you can easily be KOed if you don't have any stand up.
I used to quite enjoy the K1 games on PS2 back in the day.
DottierDig 95 a pure grappler vs pure striker the grappler almost always wins
I had a seminar with pinsinchai .
A destabilizing moment in my life i must say.very instructive
the sweep really is a great addition to any nak muay's arsenal. using your opponents momentum against them to exhaust and demonize them.
great highlight compilation as usual!
did you perhaps mean demoralize?
@@music4thedeaf made me curious as well, I have yet to turn into a demon after being sweeped
Danny Bill has got to be one of the most underrated Europeans. He simply had way more skill than most,if not all of the Europeans that competed in Thailand.
@flyingeagle357 is it considered stupid if Americans have sports that are just far more popular?
although you are right about Dany Bill he is a legend in Muay Thai the Americans have hands down the Best Combat Sports fighters in general they have the best Boxers in history the best MMA fighers and the 2 greatest ever Kickboxers in history
You must be American.
th-cam.com/video/GEypZBHsWVs/w-d-xo.html
Lopez Bunch lol. Giorgio petrosyan is Italian and he’s the best kickboxer in the world. As for MMA fighters.....the UFC only covers North America, ONE championship covers the whole of Asia with more MMA champions that UFC and Bellator put together. Only thing the US is good for us starting wars they can’t finish. And join wars when it’s nearly over and claim victory as if they done the hard work....like WW2, coming in at the last moment and proclaiming to the world hoe America helped win the war. LOL. Americans.....just dumb down rejects of their home country
@@baba14k bro were talking about combat sports I don't know why your attacking the country
Pakorn looking so casual like he sweeps fools every damn day LOL
And he does lol
Had similar experiences of being put on the canvas by small but tenacious Thais in camps years ago (Kaewsamrit being one). Off to Thailand next week for first time in ten years and will be dropping into FA Group. Superbank is very very gifted.
Constantly putting your opponent on his butt is a super annoying tactic which can make them forget about any previous gameplan.
Peter Carlson and if it was street fight, you can follow by stomps to the head or groin.
Even in the ring you lose stamina each time you hit the floor and get up, especially when you’re tired (i’d say from round 3 or 4 onwards for amateur)
I've noticed that when people get tripped they seem distracted. I bet it's embarrassing too. These fighters make it look too easy! I love those forward kicks too. Muay Thai is legit.
Love you channel, it break down every bit of Muay Thai
Supebank is super awesome !!
Burklerk's sweeps are brutal, i watched it in awe
Glory needs to allow sweeps and throws!
Any idea why kickboxing does not allow sweeps and dumps?
So the Thais don't take over
I can listen to this beat forever
I have nothing left to say but a good sweep, beautiful to see these sweeping masters.
I could watch sweeps all day long🧹
Wow those counter leg sweeps are quick and on point
Burklerk sweeps are just majestic
you have nice video's btw, subscribed
keep up the real muay thai with respect
HAIL from scandinavia
Great video clip! 🙏
Great music and video content. Subscribed.
I'm a pure boxer only and have trained with WBC Champs like Vivian Harris, but man, I love the Muay Thai leg sweep. As a former fighter, that is the one move to control a fight and completely knock your opponent off his game and guard. To all you MMA fighters.... Learn this and use it.
I've only trained some kickboxing briefly, but I remember the first time this one dude sweeped me while I was throwing a high kick and I was completely helpless and disoriented for a couple of seconds. And these guys just get up like nothing and go right back at it most of the time! Damn. Love when I see MMA fighters pull this technique off, especially in bigger weight classes. Was awesome watching DC sweep Lewis for example :D
"Did he win?"
"Yeah, he swept the floor with him!"
Awesome work
great music.
I've watched a lot of your video's but i always come back to this one, i love the sweep but i don't get to do it often as we train on hard floors.
Beautiful!
Your chanel is veyyyyyyyyy good.
Excellent!
Good video. Would like to see a full camera view of what there feet are doing. Im surprised we dont see more sweeps in MMA
That was fucking awesome. Thanks for the upload.
So beautiful to watch
Merci pour l'avoir mise en ligne
Amazing courage by the referees, jumping in to protect the downed fighter. I mean, who jumps into the path of a muay thay shin??
I dont know if laugh or cry! Wow
PURA TÉCNICA DIGNOS DE ADMIRACIÓN!
I love it:)
The best of the best.
Verry good ,👍🙏
Good
Wow 1:25 that's just insane
J'adore ces techniques.
Un fan
Burklerk is a fucking beast!
50 seconds is a great example of Fa Jing, look at how he knocked him back with little force
Smh I dig a lot of the beats you pick… I don’t know how you nah from New York, says you from Australia!?! Coool good content good choiceee
I trained with Super Bank too
I like "the sweepers" a lot because of what you've said: the TECHNICAL aspects of it. Must have an excellent READING capabilities here, and total AWARENESS, sharp EYES, quick BRAINS, excellent TIMING, which requires a lot of TRAINING to be able to be RELAXED in fights. Relaxation is key in mastering any technique. Furthermore I like to be able to sweep because the sweep is relatively less dangerous and painfull for your own body (shins for example) when compared to a roundhouse kick or even a teep. You sweep with the ball or the side of your foot, against the CALVES of your opponent, which is a SOFT part of his/her body. In KARATE we also have the backward sweep which is pretty cool: th-cam.com/video/Mu34WgizBfc/w-d-xo.html at 08:25 further. In this movie (KARATE) there are some more other sweeping techniques which are cool too: th-cam.com/video/FQi3zbefLnc/w-d-xo.html
Ronny Sudiono Yeah but remember that the most important aspect of sweeping (and everything else when i comes to muay thai) is balance. If you try to sweep with no balance, then it’s gonna be you who falls
Dany bill no 1
I'm not sure about the current situation, but few years ago when i took part in domestic muay thai tournaments, Pakorn-style sweeps from clinch were illegal here in Russia, and a referee would remind you about it on your every attempt to do something like that
Same, I seen some tournaments not allow it, any idea why? Maybe prevent fighters from fallen on their heads?
Not full Thai rules then.. maybe??
@@coffeebean9956 they think viewers don't like clinch and throws and its true most casual fans of striking sports hate clinch.
@3:35 I thought you couldn't sweep with the back of the leg (reap?) In Thai?
Surely Petchbooncu in vol 2!
These sweepy moves are especially effective on slippery floors.
Pakorn!!
Come to morroco you will see this in every fight
The Thai referees are the best in this sport.
Pakorn was effortless
sweeps get me fucking PUMPED
I got a very hard sweep during Muay Thai sparring yesterday. My hip still hurts...
DANY BILL💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Can anyone get this done on slow motion please it's really good
Just change the speed
Do sweeps score high in a match?
It depends what other techniques land in the fight. Strikes which cause pain/damage to an opponent score more highly than sweeps. However, in the absence of damaging strikes, or if the fight is even in terms of damaging strikes, then sweeps can tip the balance in a fight.
A fighter like Superbank is able to win a fight purely by sweeping his opponent as he spends the entire fight evading the strikes of his opponent. In that case, all of the sweeps add up and he has not taken any damage.
@Muay Thai Scholar wow, thank you for the answer. Honestly, I thought I wouldn't get any answer as it is an old video.
I like to use sweeps and fakes/ feints when sparring. My opponents dont really like them, though.
Thank you
Exactly, sweeps are also great for setting up other techniques and for demoralising your opponent. Hope the video helped.
I would like to see sweeper vs sweeper
Then watch saenchai vs pakorn
I Flame Up
Great video but where's Saenchai?
or sudsakorn?
Completely true
00:45
At 1:34/ 1:35 or so:...Does that lad throw a quick shin or knee to the head of his grounded opponent, directly after the sweep....I checked it a couple of times, and it definitely appears that he did....it was Very Late to throw that strike, as the opponent was down, and on his hands and knees....
good referee
...Love the Sweeps and takedowns in Muay Thai..(!!!)..So simple, and Direct, and SO Effective!!..... In the MMA arena, for example, the standup grappling of Muay Thai has proven to more than hold it's own against the likes of judo, and greco-roman wrestling, sambo etc....Any other system.... Muay Thai has Proven to Be more effective, more dynamic, and spectacular than Any other form of standup grappling in the entire World, ( not to mention straight up striking effectiveness, in and of itself..).....It speaks for itself, as standup fighters are, more and more, beginning to take precedence in MMA....but, in my opinion, straight up traditional Muay Thai matches, under full Thai rules, are still the best of all to watch....
lol 6:30 is amazing
I do not know how Petch beat Pakorn. He threw it on the floor like 10 times!
1:55 thai referees are truly the best, the ref blocked pakorns kick before it reaches the downed fighter, not that it is rare in thai tho just and example.
Lol I’m trying to practice my sweeps but I’m so scared of hurting my partner if they don’t know how to fall properly xD
Some break fall training before hand?
It is good to take down
More than anything they cause psychological damage, the opponent ends up focusing on stopping/avoiding them and in the process he lets his guard down on the upper body and head. Imagine if there could be a fighter who can exploit this strategy?.
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this is the reason why muaythai is far better than karate or overflowery taekwando. .muaythai is simple and direct no fanciful movements on attack and defense. .
Sweepers teepers and sleepers
0:56
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0:50
Bruuhhh
This guys beholds judo 🥋 with little training
Saenchai?
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If those were average people they would be getting their lrgs snapped.
So very fast
This video makes me relize weak point Taekwondo fighters
2:32 so embarass
But Saenchai missing out in this list bigtime
Saenchai is the undisputed king of sweeps, and he was excluded from this list... 🤔
ChucksterOLove Saenchai only looks good when he fights new school westerners. He fought actual competition in his prime and earlier years, which he many times lost. You cannot call him the king of anything if he lost to a 17 year old in his prime
Nah these guys are much better ,i respect saenchai and i think hes the best muay thai fighter ever but these guys's sweep game is another level
Damian Trainor.....
Judo is better