Alien, forms train: body structure, foundation alignment and mechanics; flexibility, explosive power, cardiovascular conditioning and overall conditioning... and lastly individual fighting techniques. Because forms are anywhere from 24 to 128 or more techniques strung together. Often in smaller batches of 3. Because fighting isn't someone throws a strike and you block and hit... done. But I'm getting ahead. Because as Joseph pointed out: None of that matters much if you don't do continuous sparring. Preferably working up to medium full contact with no protection except for light gloves and groin. Real Kung Fu won't look like the forms. It will look like basic MMA, Muay Thai or Kickboxing with throws. So who do we do the forms, right? Because they're fun. Lol nah I mean that is honestly part of it but really because they're an excellent solo practice. Because they train all those things I listed above and more. They're shadowboxing that keeps tradition passed on from 300 to in a few cases a thousand years ago. They're excellent conditioning with techniques built in. Very efficient. Got to do realistic 2 person drills and hard continuous sparring though. Else you're just doing moderate gymnastics.
Because they never learned how to actually fight. They only did the forms. This is what happens. Imagine if in boxing you ONLY did shadows boxing and hit pads but NEVER sparred. It would be ugly too.
+Teddy Fuse Okay, these were two Kung Fu masters. Not a situation which provided either with a lot of opportunity for fancy moves or pretty flourishes. Regardless, if you had stepped into that ring, I seriously doubt you would have lasted even a minute with either of them. Same with your "untrained street fighters."
***** I'm not talking about "fancy moves" or "pretty flourishes". I'm talking about combat efficiency. I could care less for pretty jump kicks and movie fighting. Also, I have trained Kung Fu for 2 years, Boxing for 2 years, and Muay Thai for a half of a year, and from what I see here, I could more than hold my own with both of them. I understand that fighting isn't pretty neither is it supposed to be, but a Kung Fu master should be one of the most efficient regarding combat, they lack even the most basic of skills. It's really underwhelming to me. If you see any dangerous and effective strikes or good techniques then please shed some light on what's going on in the video.
Thank goodness you posted this , otherwise the art of hit-liek-child- fu would have been lost in history forever! Thank you for saving this old ancient art.
The problem isn't the practitioners but the way in which many Kung fu practitioners train. Some train so hard with so little sparring that they never actually develop any fighting instincts. Not to say that Kung fu is an effective art, it is very effective when trained correctly. But years of punching air will get you no where quickly in a street fight.
Now after we watched this drunk girls fighting imagine those guys fighting for real with some boxers from same times more or less like Dampsey, Marciano,Louis,Patterson,Brown,Sugar Ray etc.
Sean Russell whoa. wait a second. Not a fair analogy since Cung Le studied practical martial arts like sanshou, kickboxing and grappling. Not hokey five animal styles, or other styles imitating monkeys, mantids, and snakes. Humans need to learn to fight as humans. Trying to imitate tigers and cranes is pointless since we are not built like that for starters. We have different physiology and reflexes and different Kinetics. That's why people who study stylized martial arts with difficult stances and poses deteriorate into haymaker punches and fighting like little children because they have never learned the punches optimized for humans like a jab and right cross. Let's also establish some parameters. First many Kung Fu people want to disown this vid as bad Kung Fu but look at the news coverage, look at the crowd. Sorry but this clip represents typical Hong Kong Kung Fu in the 50's. Now go look at the Helio Gracie vs Kimura fight around the same era. They fight exactly how they trained in their style. They don't toss it all out the window. Why? Because their styles work because it's optimized for human Kinetics. Before you think I'm dumping on Kung Fu I did it for many years. wing chun and Northern mantis and sport wushu. I still love it as they are beautiful to watch but let me assure you that kickboxing and BJJ are far more effective for real fighting. I've done them all so I have cred to criticize. There's a reason why the late James Coburn - friend, student, and collaborator of Bruce Lee - said that the last time he spoke to Bruce Lee about martial arts that Lee referred to Hong Kong Kung Fu as "shit" and told Coburn he preferred Japanese grappling arts and specifically mentioned judo, jujitsu, and aikido. If you think I'm making this up Google James Coburn + Hollywood Interview + Bruce Lee and you'll find the article. But brace yourself as you'll never be able to watch The Chinese Connection, or Return of the Dragon the same again knowing that the god of Kung Fu Bruce Lee denounced Kung Fu and preferred Japanese grappling styles, and boxing.
As a chinese martial arts practitioner .. it embarrases me to see this. Can't believe all the idiot making excuses for them. More sifus need to put their students under real combat stress until then anything they learn, no matter how good the techniques, goes out the window as they can't apply what they learn in the heat of the moment
There's a Bruce Lee audio conversation with friend and student Dan Lee that starts with him recounting some Tai Chi/kung fu competition/ tournament/fight/whatever he went to, I think with some foreign friends, which I took to mean they had no idea what they were supposed to be seeing, and seeing it, sounds like Bruce was pretty fucking embarrassed for his art and his people. "You have offended my family...and you have offended a Shaolin temple."
Geez, talk about romanticising the past. I guess that's what happens when you learn Kung Fu as forms without fighting. But these guys probably represented family styles that lost touch.
I don't think this was reaI. think it was their equivalent to the fake wrestling which we have on American television. First of all, nobody was bleeding. Secondly, no man punches like that.
I have not laughed so hard in a long time, the special sound effects are hilarious, who ever made this watched kung Fu movies and made this real funny.
Historically, lots of Asian martial arts were developed to help ordinary people face well equiped armies!! So, I think they were efficient at that time!!! However, I think these martial arts lost their souls when moving to the closed training rooms! The focus became on fantasy!! Who knows!!!
Ok, I'm really not trying to be a troll. But are we watching Chinese kung fu? If a helicopter plopped an American into the audience in 1954, would they be inspired to learn this "art"? I'm not seeing it. There's got to be something I'm missing here.
This is NOT a tournament. This is only two amateurs fighting in a fund raising match. What are their credentials? If they are true masters, then they are not showing their skills.
AMAZING VITAGE FILM. At :40 sec. you can see Eagle Claw Master Lau Fat Man showing Eagle Claw techniques with a partner. The later fight has produced some controversy. Many have said that the the Masters (a Tai Chi and a White Crane Master) are very sloppy. Doesn't look like the movies. Let's look a little deeper. Perhaps compared to modern tournament or cage fighting without the western boxing footwork, to the untrained eye may indeed look sloppy. Keep in mind, these were Kung Fu Masters trained to down their opponents with one or two shots. but not necessarily athletes or trained fighters. This was a Lei Tai stage type fight, no protection or rules often used for challenges between school and Masters. Lot's of gambling. Notice right at the first exchange that the Crane fighter has his nose broken and is bleeding seen throughout. Also, notice the several connections made with these long range powerful strikes which are typical of a White Crane fighter. All in all, it's pretty brutal. Manny of the Crane fighters techniques resemble Choi Lay Fut which might actually be taught under one roof. So sloppy? Perhaps considering what we are used to seeing. I find it fascinating to note that the Tai Chi Master was the more violent of the two. I assure you that if one of those long arm punches actually reaches your jaw, it's gonna leave a mark. I have fought full contact with my Si Fu quite a bit. He broke my nose and dislocated my jaw. Then taught me Iron Palm. He was ruthless, merciless and in very little ways resembled this. But great to see Lau Fat Man moving.
I now understand why Chinese Kung Fu movies have the fighters floating in the air, hitting each other dozens of times a few seconds, and kicking so hard the fighters flip in the air....it's because they have to deal with reality and it's too much for them. This was just so laughable. 😂
Dude this was actually very interesting to watch, at first it was a bit silly but then i saw the fu in it, and besides not keeping their hands up lol it was pretty much a modern day fight.
😂 hold up a minute in .I can't help to think . No these 2 didn't just leave the office . And head straight to a Kung Fu tournament. To fight one another...
This is so weird... 🤔 Even though the subtitles are attempting to spin a narrative about a charity exhibition bout between "kung fu masters" (presumably following the "announcer"), and the "gong cards" are saying "Round 1," "Round 2" etc. ...actually, it is a randomly edited film with patchwork parts from different places, events, people, all patchworked together around a "full contact" fight story between two guys in the ring-- and the "fight" footage itself being the same 2-3 minutes of footage chopped up and played over and over in random order. I don't kwow what it is, or what the purpose of the film was... but one thing is sure: this is not an actual "full contact kung fu fight from 1954." This is a fictional narrative film, edited in a "newsreel" (documentary) type story, but using random pieces of footage from several events, places, people, and probably different years to paint the picture of its story. Somewhere, some researcher knows what the footage parts are from.... I sure don't. And I am old and Chinese. 🤣
I think we just haven't see Kungfu in real fight from old days. Remember, chinese culture is ancient, and their war history is sooo looong. And so does Kungfu. So I think, just not enough documentary that show how applicable the Kungfu is.
Wont Givename Im 34 and have had at least 32 fights. Most in prison. Im glad to say Ive only lost 3 in my whole life. i have no style or training but put me in a position where i have no choice and i will fight.
DrunkmansTattoo so you fought untrained low level nobodies is what you are saying? i'm 40, have been training a variety of martial arts longer than you have been alive and worked in security for many years. ...i've never counted how many fights i've had. I've seen an endless parade of tough guy 'street fighters' come into gyms full of themselves only to get a quick lesson in reality. In pro level gyms street fighters aint shit ....go to a decent fight gym and find out for yourself what your level actually is ...you might enjoy it. these kung fu 'masters' are crap but don't let that fool you into thinking all martial arts are crap.
Wont Givename nah I got no time for it. plus I'm from TX. people down here rarely take an as woopin with out wanting to shoot you. but I ain't got nothing against martial arts just the videos was funny as hell so I made a comment. and no I've never been to a gym to fight. I am not a person that likes to fight but people have made comments that if I was a trained fighter id be a beast. I actually got a uncle in Brooklyn that is a master martial artist. he goes to Japan for tournaments.
they are not skilled in kung fu the dont even know how to block and this wasnt kung fu tournament, people must learn that they are not kung fu fighters
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wow their technique is incredible. just like how I used to fight when I was 5 years old.
looks like child fight
but i think that is one of technique in kung fu lol
Dave right right right
Lol
Dave lol
super lol
It's amazing that Kung Fu took off in such a big way. Thank God for Kung Fu movies to make it look good.
i don't get it, is it against the rules to keep a guard up?
So this is where the windmill technique was developed.
I seriously don't understand why their forms are beautiful and their fighting skills are totally different. lmao.
Not enough contact sparring
lmfao
Alien, forms train: body structure, foundation alignment and mechanics; flexibility, explosive power, cardiovascular conditioning and overall conditioning... and lastly individual fighting techniques.
Because forms are anywhere from 24 to 128 or more techniques strung together. Often in smaller batches of 3. Because fighting isn't someone throws a strike and you block and hit... done. But I'm getting ahead. Because as Joseph pointed out:
None of that matters much if you don't do continuous sparring. Preferably working up to medium full contact with no protection except for light gloves and groin.
Real Kung Fu won't look like the forms. It will look like basic MMA, Muay Thai or Kickboxing with throws.
So who do we do the forms, right?
Because they're fun. Lol nah I mean that is honestly part of it but really because they're an excellent solo practice. Because they train all those things I listed above and more. They're shadowboxing that keeps tradition passed on from 300 to in a few cases a thousand years ago. They're excellent conditioning with techniques built in. Very efficient. Got to do realistic 2 person drills and hard continuous sparring though.
Else you're just doing moderate gymnastics.
Because they never learned how to actually fight. They only did the forms. This is what happens. Imagine if in boxing you ONLY did shadows boxing and hit pads but NEVER sparred. It would be ugly too.
I've seen untrained street fighters show more skills in combat.
+Teddy Fuse Okay, these were two Kung Fu masters. Not a situation which provided either with a lot of opportunity for fancy moves or pretty flourishes. Regardless, if you had stepped into that ring, I seriously doubt you would have lasted even a minute with either of them. Same with your "untrained street fighters."
***** I'm not talking about "fancy moves" or "pretty flourishes". I'm talking about combat efficiency. I could care less for pretty jump kicks and movie fighting. Also, I have trained Kung Fu for 2 years, Boxing for 2 years, and Muay Thai for a half of a year, and from what I see here, I could more than hold my own with both of them. I understand that fighting isn't pretty neither is it supposed to be, but a Kung Fu master should be one of the most efficient regarding combat, they lack even the most basic of skills. It's really underwhelming to me. If you see any dangerous and effective strikes or good techniques then please shed some light on what's going on in the video.
NO. Most kids on the street could kick the crap out of these guys. This is pathetic. The masters cannot fight. Don't deny the obvious.
true. i am from chicago and have seen and been in many fights. most street fighters.... good ones can easily kick their asses
These guys couldnt even beat themselves up.
Thank goodness you posted this , otherwise the art of hit-liek-child- fu would have been lost in history forever! Thank you for saving this old ancient art.
😂😂😂
But fr kung fu is not weak these guys have 0 skill
I imagine they got their master ranking from the back of a cereal box.
I recognize a lot of barfight quan. I don't recognize the turning your back and running from any style though..
I'm sure mayweather can show you some of that second technique mate
mayweather never turned his back and ran like these guys did.. so shut your mouth..
That's advanced technique. You learn it when you reach sage levels. Omnitofah.
@@gmadman7 Really?! When did Mayweather do that? When he was fighting Ricky Hatton? Then how did Hatton end up on the canvas like that?
The problem isn't the practitioners but the way in which many Kung fu practitioners train. Some train so hard with so little sparring that they never actually develop any fighting instincts. Not to say that Kung fu is an effective art, it is very effective when trained correctly. But years of punching air will get you no where quickly in a street fight.
Now after we watched this drunk girls fighting imagine those guys fighting for real with some boxers from same times more or less like Dampsey, Marciano,Louis,Patterson,Brown,Sugar Ray etc.
Bloodbath lol
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This is how an official kung-fu tournament looked like before chinese kung fu movies and bruce lee succeeded in fooling moviegoers.
+Diego Malatesta you don't know shit
+Diego Malatesta Wrong! real Kung Fu masters were better than movies.
Look up cung le and some other sanda then comment on that
Sean Russell whoa. wait a second. Not a fair analogy since Cung Le studied practical martial arts like sanshou, kickboxing and grappling. Not hokey five animal styles, or other styles imitating monkeys, mantids, and snakes. Humans need to learn to fight as humans. Trying to imitate tigers and cranes is pointless since we are not built like that for starters. We have different physiology and reflexes and different Kinetics.
That's why people who study stylized martial arts with difficult stances and poses deteriorate into haymaker punches and fighting like little children because they have never learned the punches optimized for humans like a jab and right cross.
Let's also establish some parameters. First many Kung Fu people want to disown this vid as bad Kung Fu but look at the news coverage, look at the crowd. Sorry but this clip represents typical Hong Kong Kung Fu in the 50's.
Now go look at the Helio Gracie vs Kimura fight around the same era. They fight exactly how they trained in their style. They don't toss it all out the window. Why? Because their styles work because it's optimized for human Kinetics.
Before you think I'm dumping on Kung Fu I did it for many years. wing chun and Northern mantis and sport wushu. I still love it as they are beautiful to watch but let me assure you that kickboxing and BJJ are far more effective for real fighting. I've done them all so I have cred to criticize.
There's a reason why the late James Coburn - friend, student, and collaborator of Bruce Lee - said that the last time he spoke to Bruce Lee about martial arts that Lee referred to Hong Kong Kung Fu as "shit" and told Coburn he preferred Japanese grappling arts and specifically mentioned judo, jujitsu, and aikido.
If you think I'm making this up Google James Coburn + Hollywood Interview + Bruce Lee and you'll find the article. But brace yourself as you'll never be able to watch The Chinese Connection, or Return of the Dragon the same again knowing that the god of Kung Fu Bruce Lee denounced Kung Fu and preferred Japanese grappling styles, and boxing.
Sanda isn´t kung fu, it´s just a kickboxing system created recently by the Chinese military,
no hate but where are the FORMS? the TIGER,SNAKE or DRAGON FORMS according to chinese movies..
I also learned the art of kung fu watching movies as a kid. It didn't quite work out as I imagined.
Thanks for this rare clip. It's extremely hilarious.
They didn't test their martial arts, precisely as Bruce said
where is the kung fu?
by: fight commentary breakdown
Looks like a lot of us were thinking the same thing.
thanks to youtube. before this I thought all kungfu fighter looks like in Ip Man movie.
As a chinese martial arts practitioner .. it embarrases me to see this. Can't believe all the idiot making excuses for them. More sifus need to put their students under real combat stress until then anything they learn, no matter how good the techniques, goes out the window as they can't apply what they learn in the heat of the moment
China should really thank the West for inventing boxing!!
Bruce changed it all...he would have destroyed both these guys at same time.....
How do you know that? Have you seen any real fight?
@@ΑλκίνοοςΜουρατίδης it's not even about real fight. Anyone who practiced boxing even a bit would take both of them out like it's nothing
People:"LOL, look like cat fighting"
Cats:"WTF man, we don't fight like those idiots!"
People:"Ohh, sorry"
There's a Bruce Lee audio conversation with friend and student Dan Lee that starts with him recounting some Tai Chi/kung fu competition/ tournament/fight/whatever he went to, I think with some foreign friends, which I took to mean they had no idea what they were supposed to be seeing, and seeing it, sounds like Bruce was pretty fucking embarrassed for his art and his people. "You have offended my family...and you have offended a Shaolin temple."
I was born in Hong Kong. This is sad. What's more sad is that probably modern practitioners actually fight the same way.
They need to put IP MAN here and a whole bunch of camera effects! Lol
Yes, the punch sounds are dubbed and there is no real "style". It looks more like a schoolyard brawl... btw our brawl were more "stylish" ... :)
Geez, talk about romanticising the past. I guess that's what happens when you learn Kung Fu as forms without fighting. But these guys probably represented family styles that lost touch.
I don't think this was reaI. think it was their equivalent to the fake wrestling which we have on American television. First of all, nobody was bleeding. Secondly, no man punches like that.
william beck - have you seen old boxing, like pre-40s? Even worse than this.
@@shnbwmn you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. boxing was good in the 1800s.
William beck is right, i read years ago this was circus fight, a mere show
I swear this is from the later 60s when my two brothers got into a fight over who ate the last "Ho-Ho."
What the ip man movie looks like in real life?
I have not laughed so hard in a long time, the special sound effects are hilarious, who ever made this watched kung Fu movies and made this real funny.
Is the punch sound added ???? sound like old kung fu movie sounds ??
That is the actual authentic sound all Chinese make when beating people up. You didn't know that? Thought it was common knowledge by now.
this video must be fake.. because there can't be such a ridiculous fight...
So this is what it looks like when Moe is not around... 😂 hahahahaha
title should be "Chinese KIDS fight tournament 1954" (Full Contact)
how Chinese actually fight back in the days, not so cool huh
both fighters are really old. good video!
+Sai Fernandez no shit
With bare fists and without safety equippement? Ouch!
Exactly why they were mostly striking with their forearms
2:07 tell me that’s not hitler 9 years after the war.
Listen to the sound effects. They must have had really crunchy skin back then.
Where's Muhammed Ali? He'll show you how it's done!
hes dead men but alive in our hearth.
Historically, lots of Asian martial arts were developed to help ordinary people face well equiped armies!! So, I think they were efficient at that time!!!
However, I think these martial arts lost their souls when moving to the closed training rooms! The focus became on fantasy!!
Who knows!!!
Ok, I'm really not trying to be a troll. But are we watching Chinese kung fu? If a helicopter plopped an American into the audience in 1954, would they be inspired to learn this "art"? I'm not seeing it. There's got to be something I'm missing here.
i think we should call them master of comedy,believe me,real kung fu wasnt exsist
I'm 100% sure this is a comedy vid not meant to be taken seriously
They must have thought they entered a swimming competition.
best comedy ive ever seen
Interesting that it's bare knuckled and they primarily use forearms as the striking tool.
This is NOT a tournament. This is only two amateurs fighting in a fund raising match. What are their credentials?
If they are true masters, then they are not showing their skills.
AMAZING VITAGE FILM. At :40 sec. you can see Eagle Claw Master Lau Fat Man showing Eagle Claw techniques with a partner.
The later fight has produced some controversy. Many have said that the the Masters (a Tai Chi and a White Crane Master) are very sloppy. Doesn't look like the movies. Let's look a little deeper. Perhaps compared to modern tournament or cage fighting without the western boxing footwork, to the untrained eye may indeed look sloppy. Keep in mind, these were Kung Fu Masters trained to down their opponents with one or two shots. but not necessarily athletes or trained fighters. This was a Lei Tai stage type fight, no protection or rules often used for challenges between school and Masters. Lot's of gambling.
Notice right at the first exchange that the Crane fighter has his nose broken and is bleeding seen throughout. Also, notice the several connections made with these long range powerful strikes which are typical of a White Crane fighter. All in all, it's pretty brutal. Manny of the Crane fighters techniques resemble Choi Lay Fut which might actually be taught under one roof.
So sloppy? Perhaps considering what we are used to seeing. I find it fascinating to note that the Tai Chi Master was the more violent of the two. I assure you that if one of those long arm punches actually reaches your jaw, it's gonna leave a mark. I have fought full contact with my Si Fu quite a bit. He broke my nose and dislocated my jaw. Then taught me Iron Palm. He was ruthless, merciless and in very little ways resembled this.
But great to see Lau Fat Man moving.
The reason is the same in all fields. The talkers and kiss butt people get the money.
I now understand why Chinese Kung Fu movies have the fighters floating in the air, hitting each other dozens of times a few seconds, and kicking so hard the fighters flip in the air....it's because they have to deal with reality and it's too much for them. This was just so laughable. 😂
Dude this was actually very interesting to watch, at first it was a bit silly but then i saw the fu in it, and besides not keeping their hands up lol it was pretty much a modern day fight.
are they really kung fu master..?
oh, read the sub on 3.59 . they do this for donations.
The real kung fu !! Whatever you see in chinese movies is just chinese tales .
Yo says” try my drunken gong!” 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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It don't look like this in the movies?, i'm confused.
Where's the kung fu? Playground Kung Fu Style. Very deadly.
Thru it all I am surprised there no winching type blocks or feints or counterstrikes
Can you imagine one of these guys going up against Chuck Liddell in his prime. Superman punch and they would be wondering what happened
Wäre interessant gewesen , ob Yip Man das auch gesehen hat.
Instead of years of kung fu, they should have taken one week of boxing.
😂 hold up a minute in .I can't help to think . No these 2 didn't just leave the office . And head straight to a Kung Fu tournament. To fight one another...
Like a kid fighting 🤣
I came on here to find the best Chinese martial artist a little different than I thought you call that hundred fists i call that baby rattles
I don't see any kungfu style here but at least the sound effect is kungfu.
this is clearly how chinese kung fu fight happened and both of them are masters as the announcer says. so far from movies.. 😂😂😂
It got much better after 50 years
all Kungfu Masters that time must be very happy because UFC was not around yet😂🤣
Hold up! This don't look like the movies!!
I am shocked you were allowed to kick your opponent in the head when he's on the ground. 🤕
LATEGAME STRAT 8:10 8:52 9:40 Also does one with a strong punch 9:27 the original whiff-punishing
This is so weird... 🤔 Even though the subtitles are attempting to spin a narrative about a charity exhibition bout between "kung fu masters" (presumably following the "announcer"), and the "gong cards" are saying "Round 1," "Round 2" etc. ...actually, it is a randomly edited film with patchwork parts from different places, events, people, all patchworked together around a "full contact" fight story between two guys in the ring-- and the "fight" footage itself being the same 2-3 minutes of footage chopped up and played over and over in random order.
I don't kwow what it is, or what the purpose of the film was... but one thing is sure: this is not an actual "full contact kung fu fight from 1954." This is a fictional narrative film, edited in a "newsreel" (documentary) type story, but using random pieces of footage from several events, places, people, and probably different years to paint the picture of its story. Somewhere, some researcher knows what the footage parts are from.... I sure don't. And I am old and Chinese. 🤣
I think we just haven't see Kungfu in real fight from old days. Remember, chinese culture is ancient, and their war history is sooo looong. And so does Kungfu. So I think, just not enough documentary that show how applicable the Kungfu is.
These Kaungfu masters didn't know how to punch 😂😂😂
Amazing 😂😂
Watch this then go watch Rocky Marciano’s fights and see the difference.
🇦🇺😎👍Girls fight better
i think the guy with no mustach must doing choy lee fut but i am not sure -_-
WTF!? Glad I learned to fight on the streets instead of wasting my money at a dojo.
soooo ...you didn't learn to fight is what you are saying
Wont Givename Im 34 and have had at least 32 fights. Most in prison. Im glad to say Ive only lost 3 in my whole life. i have no style or training but put me in a position where i have no choice and i will fight.
DrunkmansTattoo so you fought untrained low level nobodies is what you are saying? i'm 40, have been training a variety of martial arts longer than you have been alive and worked in security for many years. ...i've never counted how many fights i've had. I've seen an endless parade of tough guy 'street fighters' come into gyms full of themselves only to get a quick lesson in reality. In pro level gyms street fighters aint shit ....go to a decent fight gym and find out for yourself what your level actually is ...you might enjoy it. these kung fu 'masters' are crap but don't let that fool you into thinking all martial arts are crap.
Wont Givename nah I got no time for it. plus I'm from TX. people down here rarely take an as woopin with out wanting to shoot you. but I ain't got nothing against martial arts just the videos was funny as hell so I made a comment. and no I've never been to a gym to fight. I am not a person that likes to fight but people have made comments that if I was a trained fighter id be a beast. I actually got a uncle in Brooklyn that is a master martial artist. he goes to Japan for tournaments.
plus I don't ever look for or provoke fights. I got daughters and nefews that look up to me. I'm there cool as uncle that builds America.
All the best Kung-Fu fighters probably died in WW2 10 yrs earlier
Raitai tournament in real life?🤔
This not a real fight, its a show
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Where's Yip Man ?
cantose ? why not mandarin , ah canto will do too
Jesus. They were easily invaded by the japanese. Their magnificent kung fu didnt work
Which one is Ip master ?
this is a real kungfu., not like a movies., 😂😂😂., just for dance not for a fight
4:38 they were young and truly in need for the cash
they are not skilled in kung fu the dont even know how to block and this wasnt kung fu tournament, people must learn that they are not kung fu fighters
An amateur fest?
sadly enough...they are!!! Or at least during those days were recogized as such
Xu Xiaodong like this video.
somebody tell me this not real ... hahahaha ... the sound effect tells me .
why tai chi master using tong bei quan
real style of original kung fu
back then when boxing didnt invent.. iwont pay any fee to learn that kind of martial art... they not even throw a damn right punch...
This footage should be burned and never spoken of again.
How... how did the announcers use the term "master" whilst watching this?
на ринге клоуны выступали?это такое у них кунфу?смешно
Is this real kung fu that the older masters usually say how great they were