RANKING Martial Arts Styles For Street Fights | TIER LIST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- 🥊 Discover the Ultimate Martial Arts Styles Ranking! 🏆 In this video, we dive into the world of self-defense and rank various martial arts styles in a tier list that's sure to trigger some debates! As a Muay Thai enthusiast, I'll be sharing my thoughts on each fighting style's effectiveness and practicality. Join the conversation and let me know if you agree or disagree with my rankings! 💥
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TimeStamp
00:00 Intro
00:51 Kung Fu
01:25 Boxing
02:13 Kickboxing
02:46 BJJ
04:06 Lethwei
04:48 Muay Thai
05:56 Capoeira
06:31 Decision Change
07:05 Judo
07:46 Karate
08:42 Eskrima
10:02 Krav Maga
10:49 JKD
11:40 Wrassslin
12:30 TKD
13:46 Silat
14:26 Aikido
15:08 S TIER - กีฬา
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The best martial art for a street fight is track and field
Not for everyone. If you are slow, or getting exhausted early
That's what it's good at, getting your conditioning improved@@comicaboy821
I did Gojo-Ryu karate for 6 years and got a brown belt. The dojo was so watered down, I don't even know how I managed to get the brown belt and all you needed to do was punch air and maintain good attendance, which I wasn't good at, but my parents paid for private lessons and my sensei randomly promoted me. Point sparring disappointed me the most, it didn't feel like I had freedom to fight like how I wanted, all you had to do was tap the chest plate or headgear and the round was over and you got a point, which later made me quit to go and do BJJ and Muay Thai where I felt like I had freedom.
This is a perfect example! 🙏🏽 I’m gonna pin this comment for sure
As a goju ryu practitioner myself, I completely respect your opinion. It's really sad that a large percentage of dojos nowadays, especially in America are these watered down McDojos that are only in it for the money at the expense of your actual training. I'm lucky to go to a legitimate school that actually teaches techniques in different ways and we do full contact sparring.
I do kyokushin and i can say that most dojos are legit ones and not mcdojos in this specific style of karate.@@senseileo4829
I have been training bjj for about 6 years (purple belt), cross training in wrestling once a week since last year, did about a month of judo, sporadically some boxing classes and karate as a kid (McDojo school). According to my experience, my tier list would be: A: wrestling, Muay Thai B: BJJ, boxing, kickboxing, Judo C:TKD, karate, capoeira F: aikido, wing chun, Krav Maga, Tai Chi
Thai Boxing and Boxing, the only reason I say this is that in a real fight going to the ground is dangerous, especially if more than one person jumps in because at that point, you cannot escape as easily, so I would only go with keeping an escape route open at all costs if possible.
Judo and Wrestling easily slams people. I only recommend punching, low kicks, knees, and elbows so you are right
I agree but grappling does work just not going to the ground is dangerous in street fight. I believe judo and wrestling does works in a street fight.
@@tylerdurden8049 Judo or Wrestling doesn't focus on the ground, so its pretty good, Judo has simple submissions in case someone slams you to the ground. Wrestling is pretty good takedown defence in case someone tackles you
@@mizutxko I agree with you I have seen it many times but the bjj community don't know what happens in a street fight when you have more than one aggressor and they only know BJJ. There is no perfect or complete martial art but they seem to avoid this part.
good job and for the most part you are accurate
My friend, you said street fighting, so I think you should put all the b rows in the bjj place and put the bjj in the b row.
I like BJJ but I think in "STREET FIGHTS" you don't want to go to the ground... you want to strike and go away. It could be interesting if it's only one attacker....
I miss Sambo on the list.
If you've ever seen a boxer square off against an untrained fighter, you would give it an A.
Thats because A) your opponent is LITERALLY trying to fight your fight (and that's why they have no shot) B) as you would expect, those confrontations never last more than a few seconds, and C) you never leave your feet. That makes it easier to defend against multiple attackers.
Good point 🙏🏽
Until someone takes you down, then boxing is worthless.
Just wanna say I love this take, I think boxings biggest advantage is how many untrained ppl think they can box so in most street fights you’re in your domain
@ scarrington Depend on where you live. I live in Thailand where legit muaythai camps abound all over the country. Best to avoid confrontation.
I found all the guys that talk about martial arts that don't like I like how you talk about martial arts
I'm voicing base on self defense. Pick an art that has proven record fighting at professional level. Boxing is prime example. Then find a legit camp that is accessible to you.
Choose an art that perpetually progress through competition. Choose camp that train professional fighters.
Which martial art(s) is the most practical?
And why is BJJ better than judo for streetfights?.Training judo you learn fight on your feet mostly if you compare with bjj, which is more important for streetfighting.
I think you should put kung fu hier because they train to ecstrem level
Wrestling
It has to be krav maga. It is thought to israeli soldiers to beat armed people in cqc.
The Raid 1+2 make me wish there was a Silat school in my city
The accent at "Arnis" was on top, its probably the best for knife combat, but don't be cocky when using the knife, knives are dangerous and impossible to disarm in the real fight
Ty I speak Tagalog 🙏🏽
Absolutely, when I was doing arnis, we focused on sensitivity. Treat the knife with respect always.
I think Judo and BJJ are the best because street fights don´t have weight classes, and especially BJJ is designed to help prevent dmg/neautrilze bigger attackers. For similar weight oppenents I´d go with wrestling, as a wrestler will determine where the fight takes place.
Muy Thai, boxing, Karate can all be very effective to different degrees if (1) you catch the person early (2) Your oppenent is not much bigger than you (3) The person agrees the fight should take place on the feet.
I see the point on the weight class with judo and bjj. However, one flaw I can see is the way jits and judo are trained. On their own, there’s no training against striking. Other than that, solid point.
BJJ in street fight? It's ok if 1v1, but with multiple opponents, nahh!
What about Japanese jujitsu for street fighting,which probably better than judo and Brazilian jujitsu. Aikido is for training mind and physical exercise
Never that simple, or based from logic. The most important thing in the street is what it has always been, experience in the street. Strong standup and ground game, as its always been. More about what you are smart enough to leave out and not bring to the table then what you do bring, which is counterintuitive, but fact.
Those BJJ guys are killers man ‼️
Seriously 😭 cauliflower ear = danger
My friend I believe you forgot to add another Filipino Martial Art: Sikaran
Not modern Sikaran, I mean the old school Sikaran
finally someone who gives BJJ the respect it deserves
Muay Thai is always above boxing. The push kick or called teep tires them out trying to get into punching range. The elbows cut of punching range. The clinch prevents them from pinching and boxer does not know how to break clinch. I also think Muay Thai has the hardest round house kicks out there. I boxers thigh gets destroyed against Muay Thai fighter. The ducking leaves you open for knee to the face. The spinning back first is brutal too.
You've never been in a nightclub brawl with your friends against 5 other guys at 2am whilst you're drunk have you? That's the most common fight in the West. Muay Thai is utterly pointless in this situation. Nearly all martial arts are. Boxing + wrestling is all you need for real world fights. Most are over in seconds and happen in the blink of an eye. BJJ is utterly pointless in a real world bar or nightclub brawl. The ability to knock someone out + stand up grappling is all you need and all that works in the real world.
Literally the dumbest comment of air head I ever heard.
@@wesleyselkridge2197What's your point? Muay Thai provides everything you said necessary for real fights
@@wesleyselkridge2197 Why would u be in that specific situation to begin with
I enjoyed this video. Thank you. But what is it with all the youtubers that don’t think we spar in Krav Maga. We spar a lot, at least where I train. I also train Wado Ryu Karate and we spar a lot and also grapple. Obviously not as much as BJJ since that’s the only thing they do. I would not go with BJJ for self defence.
I think the beauty and strength of boxing is simplicity in comparison to other arts. For most of average ppl out there to learn boxing is very simple to learn because it only involves hands. Kicks and clinches in Muay Thai and kickboxing are not simple and easy to learn and hard to be practically efficient as well in short term
yeah plus kicks can be hard to do when you're not properly warmed up/wearing tight pants. low kicks are really useful though
Bro bjj above boxing and kb in STREETFIGHT???
Right? That seems off same with judo judo just is better in terms of streetfight
The only real fighing which is useful in street fights are boxing/dirty boxing, wrestling and muaythai. These are the practical fighting styles to incorporate into street fighting (where anything goes).
No karate kyokushin Will destroy bot of them because it's One of the strongest martial art
Where would you place Hapkido, IHF school?
8:50 eskrima and kali are different I thought? Eskrima is knife based fighting, focusing on slashing your opponents arms and messing up tendons
Kali is stick fighting
From what I know, Kali/eskrima/arnis all refer to the same martial arts. The terminology just depends on where you’re from in the Philippines. From where I’m from, we call it Arnis hope this helps
@@PaintedPapi ah gotcha makes sense! Ty
I’ve never seen any Bjj gyms teaching good takedown skills lol unless it’s like wrestling mixed gyms
There are different styles of Karate Kiokashin is bare knuckle punches and is spraining based not pint based. That is the style that UFC fighters with Karate back ground for most part is studied.
Im confused i dont understand if wing chun is good
Ever heard of Kun Khmer? It's like exactly muay Thai but with crappier low kicks, however I don't see any difference between the two. There's a lot of nationality between both Thailand and Cambodia over either which is better, or which came first. I think Muay Thai is better cause it's more developed in my opinion and I do kind of stand by the better low kicks because I see a lot more low kick K.O's in Muay Thai than I see in Kun Khmer. But I would be interested to see your opinion on it and maybe even make a video about Kun Khmer and comparing it to Muay Thai to see which is better? You can find a lot of Muay Thai vs Kun Khmer fights all over TH-cam. But I would be interested to see you make a video on it discussing which of the two you think is better! I'll definitely have to subscribe and click bell to see that upload! ;)
I’m on it !
@@PaintedPapi Sounds great! Can't wait to see it! ^.^
However lethwei is fougth bare knuckle which gives it the clear edge over Muay Thai for just Self defense
So you put Boxing at B because it's not Kickboxing. And then proceeded to put Kickboxing at B aswell?
Just a critique but also when it comes to the style differences when ranking Karate it's best to take it from some of the top tier styles such as Kyokushin or Kudo.
Yes, I understand that kb has kicks but I only also put it at B because kicks are pretty much dismantled in short range distance vs Muay Thai at A, they have clinch in that range. However, if we were to be specific I’d put kickboxing at B+ just a little bit above boxing.
I don’t disagree, I would like to see more kyokushin. Unfortunately, most karate schools are money grabbers. I enjoy watching fighters with karate background. Super technical and they take the least damage.
SAMBO: Probably the only martial art that focuses on all 3 phases of Fighting (Striking/Clinch/Grappling w/Submissions)
you mean combat sambo??
Wrestling?
I dont get how kickboxing and boxing is in the same tier
There is street fighting and traditional martial arts for the ring. These are two different animals.
I don’t get you. You said boxing I put at B bcs it has no knees, kicks. After this you put kickboxing also at B???
S is for Sanda👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Mma is best in street and the others dont even have a chance
Aikido is only good for falling safely and knowing your surroundings thats all I give it a D
U forgot RUNNING?
Track and Field 100m dash and Parkour both S tier for street fights
54 and a sleeve back. Don’t think I can outrun anyone. Gotta use a different strategy.
Where is combat sambo?
Street fighting styles are more practical for self defense. Most people don't understand that MMA was just borrowed or stolen from street fighting or Jail House Rock, but they do not credited or pay homage to these urban street fighters for creating MMA. MMA has more lineage to street fighting than any traditional martial art. Let's start calling MMA what it actually is. Most young people don't know true street fighting anymore. The art and science has pretty much died culturally. This is the reason why MMA practitioners get away with calling it Mixed Martial Arts. Most young urban people in the hood have traded in this indigenous martial art for guns.
Taekwondo by itself is kinda trash like you said, but as a martial art it's beautiful. like most martial arts when you train in it for most of your life you could use it a street fight. Also when you say about 10 year old black belts, black belts by itself does not mean you are a master or a perfect martial artist. In both Karate and taekwondo black belt is the beginning of learning advanced techniques and honing your own nature to become a better person inside and out. Color belts are used in order to sharpen your fundamentals as well as learn the main curriculum. Despite all of this there are some martial arts school still out there wanting that bag, but this is my experience as a martial artist that these kids only have a black belt because they know their basics and want to advance their learning.
Did you mix up Silat with Kali? Silat has weapons but isn't weapon based. It has, depending on the style, a good ground game, self defense, kicks and punches.
I think silat deserves a way higher spot, at least A tier. The mindset of silat is to end a fight as quickly as possible. Kinda different compared to BJJ which has depending on the school ZERO defense against strikes. So silat is good for street fights, you don't want to roll on asphalt, you don't want a clean perfect fight. You want to go home. In silat, you learn eye poking, groin kicks, headbuts, kicks to the head etc. Most of the stuff you learn isn't tournement legal cause of serious injury.
So I don't get your ranking.
Max was here
Yooooooo wassup Max
Tier list huh, for the street? Yeah, its what its always been, strong stand up and ground game. Its what wrecked most MA from being viable outside of a dojo, unless fighting some mutt obviously.
None of the traditional martial arts styles work in the real world or real life with the exception of boxing, kickboxing and catch wrestling. Whenever these other martial artist get into a real fight they have resort to boxing, kickboxing, and catch wrestling. In addiction BJJ is pretty much just catch wrestling disguised as JJ. These traditional martial arts are good for flashy moves, movies and a good physical workouts. These martial arts are flashy but not practical in terms of self defense.
You use BJJ on street fight :) 😂
Of course you would
Lol😊
Boxing. BJJ.only good for 1 vs 1 fighting with no weapon. Or for UFC only bro. A month a go I saw television news (in TH-cam also) people doing "Carok" Street fight 2 vs 10 using traditional weapon named Celurit. 2 man kill 5 man and other 5 man run but get much wounded. " That street fight bro. Real street fight. 😂 BJJ boxing hahaha will killed easily.
Wrestling has the most ufc champions, it should be the highest.
I put that into consideration but in the video, I’m mentioning the arts in their pure form. Wrestling(on average) doesn’t have striking or submission.
But yes, in mma, it’s the most dominant.
Striking is making a comeback tho
No, it should be in consideration. The ground is the last place you want to be in a street fight as your opponent might have friends that could stomp your head in at any moment. In a street fight you want to be mobile and quick, and you are not when you are on the ground.
Real fight is no MMA, you can get a knee in your face or be punched in the back of your head
bro doesnt know kalaripayattu
it should be s+ tier
if bro sees urumi bro would not even use a gun
Shorijin kempo man...
Just looked up their sparring. Solid art.
So far I’ve only found 1 video that’s full contact
@@PaintedPapi its for self defense and this is way of life like the way of the bushido for samouraï...and you know karaté daido juku ”Kudo”?this is mma karaté man...
Wrestling is way more practical than bjj wtf, like the fight begins standing!
I think wrestling is one of the worst for a street fight, go for a takedown is dangerous, you can get a knee in your face or be punched in the back of your head
Wrestling > BJJ, no contest:
- BJJ only beats Wrestling when on the ground trying to submit.
- Being on the ground trying to submit someone is the worst place to be in a fight.
- The whole “90% of fights end up on the ground” is debunked Gracie propaganda.
- Wrestling provides better takedown defence and is also better for getting you off of the ground.
- Wrestling is better for slamming people from a standing position.
- Wrestling’s intensity better prepares you for a real fight.
I agree. If you can check out the pt2 I elaborated on it more.
@@PaintedPapi Just checked it out and loved it lol, was very satisfying seeing BJJ and Wrestling switch places 😆
Styles destroy the natural way u fight. A street vicousefighter will bit ya nose off and spit it back at u befor u can count to 3. Trust me. Real boxing is all u want to learn.
I don't agree. I assume anyone decently experienced in martial arts would be able to predict an attack like that, you don't simply train for the arts themselves, your reflexes and flexibility are greatly heightened. And I've seen examples, I've literally seen a street fighter get knocked out by literal kung fu lol
You don’t know how to fight
it's quite funny to hear someone like you talking like you talking about this martials arts and saying they dont work instead of not try each one of them
Placing kungfu and capoeira that low means you haven’t really study these arts closely. Both are very viable self defense systems for combat. You need to study the history and understand where these arts manifested from. Example Capoeira was a martial dance used to fight off slavery and for garafuna societies for well over 70 years. I challenge you to spar a real Mestre you’d change your mind very quickly. As far as kungfu, come on we all know kungfu is legit just depends on your style and teacher. You also put Silat at C, nah Bruh! You need some more basic understanding of real martial arts.
Deadly war and combat --ancient tribe (ie:pacific ocean Lua-mostly Hawaii islands, apache frequently knifes 🔪 and surrounding areas and probably wrestling etc),USA white southern-gouging aka rough and tumble, assassin arts possibly do not count--ninjisu etc, mostly black African Americans communities street fighting-pickup 52 aka block 52 aka jailhouse Rock, other Korean martial arts-hapkido and hammou and hwarang do etc. Other Philippines 🇵🇭 islands martial arts-open palms, etc. Other wrestling styles of other nations--Mongolian and Scotland and Korea 🇰🇷 and Russia 🇷🇺 and China that separated from or improve other Chinese Kung fu. Ancient India 🇮🇳 martial arts 🥋. Native American martial arts-separated issue from apache-imitate ancient weapons and imitate possibly animals etc. Military mix martial arts worldwide.
Boxing is better than bare knuckle fists of USA-not including pickup 52 aka jailhouse rock and Brazil 🇧🇷 free fighting for blood sport and vicious Phillipines Islands anything goes for vicious dueling, self defense, criminal activity, etc, Chinese kung-fu 's iron claw, iron fists, long fist 👊, pressure points 👉, animal styles-such as:tiger style, eagle claw, stone monkey, fighting monkey 🐒 🙈, drunken monkey 🐒, etc. Any fighting that targets vulnerable parts of body 😉 (such as:throat, groin, genitals, etc).