I already had a lot of respect for brad, but after this even more respect.. I loved how he clearly showed what he could have done but instead chose not to, absolutely class
To be fair to brad he only had his experience and size backing him up because he was only given two weeks to prepare which isn't even enough for a beginner also given the fact he smokes and drinks alcohol because of retirement
@@sirliamgalvez5276 But it's not like he couldn't have turned it up. It's clear he's holding back. He chose or agreed to not try to knock him out cold.
@@sirliamgalvez5276 An alpha predator stays an alpha predator, even when not properly training and eating etc. And this comment comes from someone who knows too well that he isn't an alpha predator at all (but I can spot them quite easily now) and is eating healthy and training a lot. A retired UFC figther still easily wipes up the ground with most guys out there, be it self defense gurus or not. As this vid prooves very well. Take care!
Brad was really respectful and thankful for the chance throughout, but his friend was obnoxious in how he treated the fight and DK (I'm not not fan of DK at all btw, just neutral.)
DK never says he is korean bruce lee nor he can beat any guy. He says he wants to show the movements and defence against someone much stronger than you. DK actually is the winner!!!
Man... Brad showed a lot of mercy and you could straight up see him giving a lesson to this guy. Showing him all the ways he was leaving himself open, it was extremely honourable of him to have held back and gone for learning moments instead of just taking all the openings he had... hearing this was a split decision is outrageous. And hearing DK say he thought he won after watching this back is just sad. He had a real opportunity to learn and grow. I wouldn't have held the loss against him if he owned it... but now he goes in the shit box with Charlie zelenoff
@@tris9596 there's literally zero proof of that though. I fully understand why woodley would be hesitant going in on a younger guy who straight up has the power to knock him out like he did his last 3 opponents. and woodleys own history has taught him he can get ko'd going in. woodley is a counter-puncher, who has been punished repeatedly for being too aggressive. and paul himself is a counter-puncher with longer range... it totally makes sense that he didn't go in as much.
And just like that, DK Yoo destroyed his carefully curated legacy. The man has phenomenal jabs, and breaks down movement really well and has great speed. But here it proves how little all of that can mean in a real fight. The only way to be a good fighter, is to fight. Skill is climbing the mountain. Experience is what takes you to the top. Really disappointed.
He just proved to everyone that he a fraud and all that wana be Bruce Lee shyt he did in his video is for show make me think is this the majority of all the so called masters in China I’m not racist or nothing cuz I used to love and support all of Chinese flim and stuff plus black people grew up off Chinese martial art but this make it more confirmed that all these Chinese masters are mostly all for shows and to steal the people money now that is more disappointing no wounder they tryna kill the mma guy xu who exposed and beat up some of the so called master in China
If ever you need a visual representation of ‘talking the talk, but not walking the walk - this fight is it. DK’s lightning fast ‘magical’ punches rarely land, and if they do it’s like try to break a brick with a pillow. The fight was so one-sided it was awkward to watch, DK shouldn’t have agreed to the fight because I think it’s worse for his brand than anything
@@Jun-yx3cn not as a beginner? A beginner in what? He can't defitenayely box at amateur level, he has no skills. And while showing tkd students, his tricks. He got swept like a novice. And, in an bout MMA, with no grappling skills, he would get murder. What's left???
Quick clarification: Bradley Scott was never a champion. He was 3-5 overall in the UFC and had an 11-6 career pro record. That's still far superior credentials to someone like DK though of course.
While I can respect the fact that DK has the balls to step into the public ring, it's dishonorable to make such remarkable claims and to underperform like this. Poor stamina and repeatedly diving for a clinch or the mat to save himself.
You have to understand, DK's style is to survive street fights with quickness and power all-together. There are no rounds in street fights and self-defense. You don't tell an attacker/ criminal/ bully to "wait, wait, we get our 2-minutes in between rounds." I respect DK's style and methods because it's realistic for most men in general and women as well. His style is applicable to streets with an average takedown, knockdown and ass beating of maybe even 5 minutes or so.
I gotta love how Brad was putting all his weight on DK, to punish him for all the clinches, but then he even stopped bothering with that, too. Other than Brad's classy behavior, this match was a travesty. It seemed like neither the judge, nor DK knew the rules.
Brads side, fractured shoulder from car crash 6 weeks ago. Also the promoters asked Brad not to hurt DK Yoo and to make it last longer than one round. 7 days of training after years out of training. Unfit really, his gloves were changed to basically sparring gloves which was unexpected as they didn't know that was going to happen so, brads gloves were like pillows. Then the ref was bias and a few judges and on the side of dk yoo. It's absolutely nuts. Oh and Brad isn't a boxer so, if it was MMA DK Yoo would done for. That's why DK Yoo messaged Brad for this fight at last minute. Dk yoo tried to played it into his hands. It just didn't go well for DK Yoo, we all knew that.
Nah they didnt say something about that. My source? Check the vid of the korean guy titled "is dj yoo vs brad fixed" and brad said they didnt but just make the fight longer than round one
@@amck72 Brad was asked to keep the fight as long as possible. You could tell he was holding back his full punching power. Brad was very technical during this fight, DK wasn't.
My thoughts exactly! I think many of us thought DK Yoo was a fake from the start. No props to DK Yoo since fakers shouldn’t deserve it, otherwise, he/she will be further enabled.
I wonder why Dk.Yoo wanted this meeting ... he did not succeed in any technique among those that with his students are easy for him ... wedges, internal energy, speed, all non-existent and Bradley Scott has graced him over and over times. Only in the movies, only Ip Man could beat a good fighter in boxing ... In short, he made a terrible impression. It was better if he kept moving in his "world" ...
Like Bruce said, "You have to train, you have to keep your reflexes, so that when you want it, its there. When you want to move, you are moving." DK's phenomenally fast punches were no where to be seen as he had no idea what his comfortable range for a punch without giving a tell was. These are things that develop over regular sparring sessions where your opponent is really allowed to hurt you so that you learn to stay focused on the fundamentals despite the fear of being hurt. I almost get the feeling that the possibility of making a mistake and getting knocked out immediately hit him right from the beginning just by looking at bradley's arms and he literally went into a panic survival mode. He was constantly looking to see if Bradley would open up his defence when punching so that he could try and counter but bradley, despite his size was pretty fast and knew what his comfort zone was. He was able to read each incoming punch from DK like an open book. Aside from that boxing needs an insane amount of stamina and you need to be in the habit of running at least 30 miles a day or an equivalent cardio to be able to sustain throwing 6 rounds of hard punches and DK certainly didn't have that.
when i was younger, i could throw for 6 rounds and not be tired, i could play basketball at 100% for the whole game and not get tired, however, there was no way i could run for 30 miles...
Respect to both men for entering the ring. Correct me if I’m wrong but how on earth can someone this bad (DK) teach anyone self defence and boxing or kickboxing. This is a perfect example of a fake martial artist in my opinion.
It’s because most ppl have never even thrown a punch before, yet actually spar,grapple or get into fight. So someone who knows something compared to the majority of ppl who literally know nothing it is an environment for ppl to teach. The same thing happens with training in regular gyms. Personal trainers aren’t that good but because know something are teaching over weight ppl how to workout
Now i am confused, if dk is a fraud, then what is point of martial arts training if a fake can survive a fight against a pro fighter, whether the pro is out of shape or not. Doesnt many years of mma training give you some experience. Ok, this was boxing, but even so.
Good commentary dude. DK Yoo is a prime example of why training drills and no pressure testing even a light amount will not properly teach you to fight. Its like trying to learn how to swim but you do breast stroke while laying on sand, while your form may look good there are tons of variables that you miss from the equation. Even if he done an mma or kickboxing rules he probably wouldve looked like an amature in them too because the majority of his footwork, balance, strikes and head movement all are visably bad. On top of that the only time he isnt trying to move away from bradley he is either tbrowing wild punches or trying to clinch which he is also doing terribly at. I respect bradley for not being too hard him immediately. But it would be more entertaining if he went for a knock out in the last round to give people an eye opener about how you train. Especially when you make bold claims about fighting everyone Id suggest watching Ramsey Dewey's review of this because he explains exactly why this whole fight was rigged.
@snu It is not my real fight definition bud, I do not train 40 hours in the ring, why would I have loud voice about the ring, I am a self defense guys. There a big big difference I would not cross bro
DK never says he is korean bruce lee nor he can beat any guy. He says he wants to show the movements and defence against someone much stronger than you. DK actually is the winner!!!
I train in martial arts for over 40 years. Boxing, Tae Kwon Do, Judo, Krav Maga, Shaolin, Wing Chun. Never felt so embarrassed for Eastern Martial Arts after watching this. Full respect for Brad. He could have killed this clown, yet he chose not to. Even the so called "master" guy who was destroyed by Xu had performed better than this, at least he showed some fighting skills, Xu was just much better, stronger and more experienced. But this guy here is good for nothing, I really cant believe he has students and fans and his own fighting style, it's a joke to even think about it. He strikes like a fly and cant defend himself in any way. There are real fighters out there who are actually using Kung Fu and doing very good, I don't understand why we have to put up with clowns who just make fool of themselves.
Respdct to fighters going at it at the ring... but no respect to a boy that claims he can fight a ufc fighter and perform like that. Dk has solid theoretical understanding of fight science. But if u cant apply. Then no need
If ever you need a visual representation of ‘talking the talk, but not walking the walk - this fight is it. DK’s lightning fast ‘magical’ punches rarely land, and if they do it’s like trying to break a brick with a pillow. The fight was so one-sided it was awkward to watch, DK shouldn’t have agreed to the fight because I think it’s worse for his brand than anything
@@boshirahmed dk landed 3 punches in the first 5 rounds. That’s not a win because he was depicting himself as being able to BEAT any UFC fighter. Yet a guy with a negative record makes him look like a child flopping on the floor havin a tantrum. Financially it is a win. But it dont look good for skill.
@@boshirahmed It’s not really surviving if you’re completely at your opponent’s mercy. And the Paul brothers are more recognized for their personalities than survivability-the checks are clearing off their names and not actual fighting prowess. There’s a reason those boys are unranked.
@@boshirahmed logan paul lost to a youtuber and survived a exbition match with floyd who is a boxer and like 4 weight classes under him, i dont get the trend of fighting mma fighters in a boxing ring, like does someone really believe jake paul would beat tyron or ben in a cage
Bradley Scott is not a former UFC champion. Within the first 50 seconds it's quite clear you don't have any idea what you're talking about. The backfist won't work not because it's way telegraphed, but because it's banned in boxing. Don't know how you can box for 3 years without knowing this.
@@echelon2k8 he made it completely obvious he was holding back on many occasions where he showed things he could do to DK Yoo, but chose not to do. Also in the last round he ramped up the game a little bit. All other rounds he was pretty much just playing around.
"Feels more like a light spar session" Having seen Brad do some heavy sparring including drawing blood, I can see what you mean. DK put himself into a front choke hold twice, unless I missed an occassion.
I respect DK for stepping up, getting into the ring and giving it a try. But as the great Mike Tyson says "Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth". edit: Watched it again and he did lose a lot of that respect by cheating in every way available to him.
And this ladies and gentlemen is precisely why Bruce Lee never had a real fight. Doing flashy moves in front of a camera and looking good when your partner do exactly what you want doesn't mean you know how to fight...
When DK started to show demonstrations in social media, it was obvious that he imitates Bruce Lee. I knew that he would not do well in a freestyle fight. Demonstration is cinematic and your partners might not hit back. This is why I've always encouraged many, check first the credentials and experience of an instructor before learning from him or her. Do not learn from someone just because of their lineage or demonstration skills.
Imagine if he had fought someone like Logan Paul or Charlie Zelenoff. He would certainly lose to these two fools also which would be even more embarrassing.
I don't think DK Yoo can beat this guy in any match but them boxing doesn't help either. To see true skill of DK Yoo they should have done MMA style fighting.
I am glad that it didn't turn ugly for either of them. Brad was full of class. Utmost respect for him. He could've embarrassed the hell out of DK Yoo but chose not to. It definitely felt like a sparring match and a teaching lesson. Hopefully DK Yoo walked out of there with a better understanding of the differences between fighting theories and actual combat.
I thought I was a good fighter until I got kicked in the thigh by a muay thai fighter. 3 weeks of excruciating pain and torn ligaments taught me how important sparing is.
Excellent commentary and breakdown of the fight Mr. Nguyen. This is a great example, demonstration and "Reality Check" for any and all martial artists who think and claim they can just jump into a Ring and give a seasoned professional fighter a "lesson". Great respect for Bradley Scott for pacing the duration of the fight so that DK Yoo could finish the full 6 -Rounds. Also, congrats to DK Yoo for having the courage to do the fight, and with this experience, I'm sure he will now change his outlook on professional fighters and continue to further improve his own martial arts. Thank you Sir for sharing your knowledge and experience in the excellent commentary for this video on TH-cam.
I used to respect DK until recently but yeah getting on that ring is hard, take alot of courage, it should not be about DK skills like ppl keep focusing, its more about respect for ppl and their specialties. Cheer have a good day
Agree with your commentary, also either don't take the fight or if you do it, then don't make excuses. IF Yoo's spine was in a bad shape, he should have postponed the fight or taken his loss ("draw") like a man.
22:00 - "There's a difference between self defense and ring fights" Yes... But are self defense techniques/systems, which don't really work in a fight-like situation against someone out to hurt you, actually useful? I mean, it's super dangerous to believe we can defend ourselves without having been pressure tested under "fight-like" conditions as it can give a false sense of security - and then when shit actually hits the fan and we need to defend ourselves, we might be over confident in our ability to do so and get absolutely mauled or even murdered as a result. "I watched DK Yoo's seminar on defending myself against 3 attackers and it totally works against my 3 friends, who give up immediately after getting tapped once with a light jab" R.I.P.
I thought DK Yoo is modern Bruce Lee. I idolised him so much because of the seminars he conducted. But after watching this video, now I realized there is a big difference between theory and practice.
then realize he IS the modern Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee, just like him, was full of pretty demonstrations, but had no actual fighting experience to speak of.
Respect to DK Yoo for stepping in the ring though. But all those techniques are almost nowhere to be found. It's different when you fight someone with equal stats or better.
Do you guys know why DK accepted this fight? For 2 main reasons. 1 - Bradley was never a good fighter. 2 - He actually thought he would win. That's the power of an inflated ego full of amateur fanboys.
As I expected. I did traditional martial arts for too long - punch & kicking air and thinking I knew how to fight. DK Yoo is the same. He can do the demonstration stuff but when the bell rings against a live opponent he’s done. I couldn’t have done much better though.
Respect for admitting that. I started with boxing and got hit on the nose real bad in the beginning and had my nose bleed more than often. But at least it was real and I learned how to fight
It's ok to train tradisional martial art but you need to sparr and do pressure test. I train in tradisional martial art and Lucky enough that my style is very well respected among boxer/kick boxer/Muaythai fighter in my country because it had good reputation in real fights and many of the practitioner become combat sport athlete to. The style that i learn is Wu Zu Quan
I used to think DK was pretty decent in the beginning of his videos. But after watching quite a few you can tell he has no fighting experience in the real world. And I'll make a lot of people mad. But I'm going to say the same thing. What happened to Bruce Lee. He was good during demonstrations but nobody ever really saw him fight. And the people who claim they did were his very best friends and they were very few. I was a bouncer for 16 years. I've trained martial arts for 38 and I have been teaching for 27. Anybody can look good in a demonstration but it's easy to see if they have no actual fighting skill and that's what happened
I get why Bruce Lee could look as fake as DK because he didn't actually fight, but when you look into Bruce Lee and the people he helped improve, you will realise the transformations they went though in tournaments and therefore how legit Bruce Lee was. The thing is it's just not possible to bullshit in the fight game as we've seen in this video, so there's no way Bruce Lee could bullshit his way to being thought of as number 1 by almost every other professional in the fight game. There's just way too many people that would have to be willing to go along with bullshit without getting anything from it.
Bruce got challenged all the time and always backed it up. Obviously none of us were there, but there is reason plenty of martial arts and ppl have explained watching him spar and outclass top level martial artist. There would be no reason to lie this many years later. To add ppl like my dad trained with lineage from his inner circle and I believe my dad. My dad was legit himself and in his older years seen him spar as a kid and see what he could do
@@anthonyurso9366 people lie for all kinds of reasons, even stupid nonsensical ones. just because you can't see what they are doesn't mean they aren't there. also, proficiency =/= efficiency. a lifetime of training goes along way to overcome inefficient technique.
Linda, Bruce's wife remembered the fight with Wong Jack Man to have been very messy overall. Bruce was very disappointed with his performance, physical condition and the time it took to take out his opponent. This was pretty early in his life. It was at that time he decided to train more physically and move away from traditional MA. Based on his physical traits it looks to me that he was a very hard worker, and I sort of assume that his style was a lot more aggressive than what we've seen here. That doesn't necessarily mean he would have been a champion, but I could imagine he was a lot more devoted to the truth.
@@SonsOfDeForest that’s true but a bunch of ppl have backed Bruce Lee up of being able to fight. Like I said, I saw what my dad could do when I was a kid and my dad always made it a point that he was no wear near the level of guys within Bruce Lee’s inner circle. Which makes sense because he was basically doing mma when most ppl were sticking to classical training or just sticking to a particular style. they would spar with weapons, meet up in street clothes sometimes to get use to fighting in normal clothes, would simulate 2 on 1 and 3 on 1. Would spar with the kendo gloves. They were incorporating boxing equipment and used gear from other sports so could do hard contact sparring without risking getting hurt. if read his notes he was fanatically studying and training. There is just overwhelming information that would support Bruce being very skilled
I mean, with that amount of hugging if this were an MMA match Brad's 100% would've broke DK's ribs. And DK's the one trying to wrestle in the first place.
Why’s there a lot of negative comments here about DK Yoo fighting here? It’s fuckin boxing so limited. He’s fighting a guy that is twice his size in BOXING. What other skills are there? The higher up level of boxing skill is having that confidence of head movement like Canelo and having endurance.
Dk yoo did so badly, you really have to be in love with this guy to even think he did anything of significance and just showed he is a snake oil salesman
Thanks for your commentary. Just FYI, I don't think Brad was ever an actual champion. He's retired now and out of shape. But at a time, he was a good fighter who fought at high levels but he was not a champion. DK Yoo is an actor/dancer who's conned a lot of people into thinking he's got mystical insight on fighting. I actually think an average high school wrestler w/a .500 record would beat him.
The weight difference is pretty huge, even if he was a good boxer it would be hard to overcome, so I’ll cut him some slack on that. But his condition is pretty weak, he gassed out way faster and has no pressure of his own. You can’t just do light sparring and expect that to work in the ring. Traditional martial arts can work If you test it full contact, the art would evolve once you actually apply it and see what works and what doesn’t. Judo and muaythai were traditional martial arts that evolved through real world application.
There is no such thing as techniques that work or don't. There is such a thing as effective training and physical attributes. No matter what techniques you know they won't work unless you have the physical attributes to back them up
@@gabrielrae7647 I don’t think drunken kungfu works very well, there’s probably useful parts but probably a lot of fluff that was added in due to the lack of full contact training. If you’re strong enough you could make anything work but there are certain ways of movement that are just more efficient. Your kungfu can be a basis but don’t let the katas trap you if you discover a better way of doing things.
@@boshirahmed there are some traditional martial arts that went through evolution through the mma process. There still others that haven’t, I think it’s possible to repeat the same process with other traditional martial arts. To close yourself from further discovery and experimentation is anti martial spirit.
And Jay Nguyen.. I love your commentary. You are fairly unbiased and talk about it from a neutral perspective which I like and think is essential if you're going to give an accurate account of any fight. I think on the inside you were rooting for DK to win though. Which makes me appreciate your conclusion at the end even more. You gave voice to the respect and humility Bradley showed DK even in the face of an opponent who was clearly trying to avoid actively fighting nearly altogether. I am a total pacifist and against violence but I must admit there's a certain amount of satisfaction watching someone with a huge ego getting a lesson to think twice before telling everyone you're the world's greatest.
I do spar but no where near professional, i dont really root for DK because of his ego problem. I love and respect every martial artist, fight or not but claim something like that is kind of disrepectful to other pro martial artist which i dont like. Thanks for enjoy the video
All I can say, Bradley Scott has shown what it means to be a great champion, and role model to be followed. Great show of respect and a great conduct în the ring considering the conditions. I have the greatest admiration for both fighters.
Fun Fact 1. DK Yoo said he would prove his martial arts' strength, but attempted a boxing match that had nothing to do with it. (Even his opponent is not a boxer, but a UFC player.) 2. He tried not to become a KO throughout the game. Without attempting to attack, only clinches were loaded. 3. He once said in a past interview, "If UFC makes the game good conditions, I can beat corner McGregor."
He knows a lot of martial arts and also a special force trainer, but he still mess above the ring, I just wondering what if one of his student ever fight in real life and do what they learn from DK for sure they die😂
You can see so clearly how DK Yoo fights like a beginner. Gets super jumpy and shaky when Scott gets close, that's how someone acts when they've never really been hit in the face before (because they've never sparred properly before). And that weird back of the hand parry/strike? This is exactly how I expected it to be.
This was honestly embarrassing. DK Yoo spent most of the fight hugging Brad for dear life so stop Brad from hitting him. Brad was going very, very light on him, and was wearing such heavy gloves that he was practically fighting with pillows on his fists. While I don't have any real malice towards DK Yoo, I do wish Brad had gone harder on him just to underline a point. Because the fact he lasted the entire fight (thanks to the referee helping him out a lot) is going to be touted by his cult like following as evidence that he's a match for Brad. They won't actually watch or understand the fight, they'll just see "he went the distance!"
Haaa, if Brad fight seriously dk will get Knock in single punch 🤣. This like adult vs children. brat just walking around, rise his hand and not even try to hit dk lol
Thank you for your post and review. I agree with your statements. You cannot challenge a fighter if you are not well prepared and have the endurance and stamina.
@@mrt445 im not a fighter so i guess i have nothing to prove, i do spar for fun, there one on my channel with my muay thai friend, light n fun. However, i dont pick fight, so sparring is not the attribute im looking for dude... its just one type scenario in 30 more scenarios in self defense ...
Yes brad could knock him out. But i never thought dk would ever take this fight. And brad had a huge weight advantage. With this being said, he did well
Props to anybody who goes in the ring but from this fight let's hope DK can train to be better than he thought he was...and lots of respect to Brad and his sportsmanship💪
I used look up on his fighting technique back then. And now, after watching his fight, my perspective on him changed. I didn't see any of his technique being used.
The thing that most don’t understand is that this is a boxing match with gloves and rules. It is very different to real life street fighting. Casuals just will never understand that.
DK Yoo's Jab is one dimensioned, and he had spacing wrong so that even if he hit Brad with his jab, it would be when he extended (many times over extended) his arm to the fullest which lessen the sting of a jab check considerably and put him off balance right afterwards. Show case at 1:46
Actually, DKYoo never said he is better fighter than any UFC fighter. The reason why he did the match was because many netizen critized him and said he is a 'fake martial artist '. However the match shows nothing rather than two fighter in different weight class and two different specialties shouldn't go to the ring.
Good analysis, thanks for the video. The thing is, martial artists are not necessarily fighters. Martial artists don't pick fights - martial arts are for ending fights. Like you said, don't walk into someone else's sport and insult them. Ultimately, know yourself, and know how your ego will get you into fights. Martial arts have so much more to offer than fighting alone, and it's time that martial artists stopped pretending to be fighters and started doing what we do best: martial arts for people who want self defense, fitness, confidence, to study traditional arts and lineages, not win ring titles. Martial arts and fighting just aren't the same thing and it is foolish to pretend so. But unfortunately many people are quick to write off traditional martial arts as a whole, rather than just cocky people trying to inappropriately use tools for what they weren't designed for. My solution is to stop trying to compete with MMA and just train my martial arts... which are in fact "mixed"... I'm just not interested in competitive fighting. I don't claim to be a fighter though!
No, Martial artist CAN fight. That's the entire point of martial arts. You do not need to be a competitive fighter to be able to fight. The issue is that most of these Mcdojo masters priortize fancy drills and katas over consistent sparring and physical conditioning then when they finally get into the ring or street fight they have absolutely no idea how to move or react to a noncompliant attacker.
@@blackeroni I essentially agree with you that martial artists need to be able to handle a certain amount of violent conflict. To me that's not the same as fighting - a fight involves people competing to try and beat each other. Yet my objective as a martial artist is to end a fight - if possible before it even starts - and for everybody to walk away feeling like a fight would have been a waste of time. This ability has served me very well - I'm not a big or imposing guy, so can't rely on size or strength. Everybody's body ages anyway, so it's important to develop other options. I've been in physical altercations but they all involved self defense, not fighting. Can you physically get out of a fight with someone who wants to fight you, and walk away, without escalating and provoking them further? I can. It's not a fighting skill though but an embodiment and connection skill, involving confidence, kindness, humanity and ultimately wisdom based on experience. Yes, experience and humility gained from martial arts practice! Martial arts are for ordinary people to be able to defend themselves without needing to be title fighters. Traditional martial arts are codified ways of passing on a physical, nonverbal, somatic language. If people don't understand the difference between practicing and applications then that's down to the teacher, and to a certain extent, students content to live in an untested fantasy. There are lots of ways to end a fight, including not getting into one in the first place, but also including training yourself to be able to physically end a conflict without entering into either a fight or a fighting mentality. You still have to test things out realistically though - can you do it under pressure? These and many other skills form part of the broader base of martial arts skills - a holistic collection of disciplines related to violent conflict, many of which are not directly related to fighting. Ending up in actual fights ought to be the last resort. Competitive MMA bouts are clearly a good acid test of a fighter but it's not necessarily representative of what works in self defense. There are no buddies, no bystanders, no weapons, no items of furniture or dark alleyways involved. I love watching MMA because its an awesome sport for fighters, and yes, it can tell you if someone can fight. But I don't need to be able to beat a trained fighter in a ring with rules. I need to be able to walk home to my family, when there are no rules and no referee. Big difference.
Martial arts = War arts It is literally about fighting so called traditional martial arts have mostly devolved into a hodge podge of pointless movements and dime store spiritualism.
wow honestly did not expect DK Yoo to move like that, I thought he spars in his training? his demos were so clean when he hits helmets clean off during his demos. Definitely expected more from him. shout out to Bradley Scott for his amazing control. he showed great sportsmanship and huge control.
@@Garrick_j it's just what it is man, sadly. There are a lot of Dk Yoos out there. There are very skilled people in the TMA/Self-defense world, but they are constantly overshadowed by the DK Yoos. Also, tournament/prize fighting requires a whole different set of athletic ability and skills. Any honest person in the TMA and MMA world knew DK Yoo was out of his lane and he simply came unprepared here.
Gotta respect DK for stepping into the ring. Maybe a few more fights to get some ring experience and "pressure test" his art. Kinda find it interesting that Brad got him with what can be considered a JKD Straight Blast.
Respect to DK for putting his money where his mouth was, and for surviving. But that's about it, he seems like a nice enough guy. I'm not sure which of the 15 arts he is a self proclaimed 'master' of include hugging, flopping and falling; which was his survival game plan. It's just my opinion that the deficiencies he demonstrated are not one's that would be fixed by 'a few more fights.' His style(s) don't stand up to pressure so he had to abandon them for the sake of survival. Also note Brad was extremely out of shape.
DK needs to have a wrestling match so we can see what his striking is like.
LMFAOOOOOO
😂😂😂
Amber Heard could take DK down...
...even if he fought back!
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I already had a lot of respect for brad, but after this even more respect.. I loved how he clearly showed what he could have done but instead chose not to, absolutely class
To be fair to brad he only had his experience and size backing him up because he was only given two weeks to prepare which isn't even enough for a beginner also given the fact he smokes and drinks alcohol because of retirement
@@sirliamgalvez5276 But it's not like he couldn't have turned it up. It's clear he's holding back. He chose or agreed to not try to knock him out cold.
Bradly could smash DK Yoo many times easily. But he didnt. Cuz he is a nice guy. Ive got very disapointed by DK Yoo's performance.
@@sirliamgalvez5276 An alpha predator stays an alpha predator, even when not properly training and eating etc. And this comment comes from someone who knows too well that he isn't an alpha predator at all (but I can spot them quite easily now) and is eating healthy and training a lot. A retired UFC figther still easily wipes up the ground with most guys out there, be it self defense gurus or not. As this vid prooves very well. Take care!
Brad was really respectful and thankful for the chance throughout, but his friend was obnoxious in how he treated the fight and DK (I'm not not fan of DK at all btw, just neutral.)
"Everyone has a plan till they get hugged in the face. " DK Yoo
You win internet! :)
DK never says he is korean bruce lee nor he can beat any guy. He says he wants to show the movements and defence against someone much stronger than you.
DK actually is the winner!!!
@@Kirk57 so where the movement and the defence?
@@kiluaz2653 DK survived after 6 rounds. Scott never hurt DK.
@@Kirk57 rewatch the video this time with your eyes open, he didn't not survive anything, he has been allowed to go until the last ring of the bell.
Man... Brad showed a lot of mercy and you could straight up see him giving a lesson to this guy. Showing him all the ways he was leaving himself open, it was extremely honourable of him to have held back and gone for learning moments instead of just taking all the openings he had... hearing this was a split decision is outrageous. And hearing DK say he thought he won after watching this back is just sad. He had a real opportunity to learn and grow. I wouldn't have held the loss against him if he owned it... but now he goes in the shit box with Charlie zelenoff
Paid not to hurt him ala jake paul
ugh he got put im the charlie z category charlie z the CHAMPION of fecal matter
@@tris9596 there's literally zero proof of that though. I fully understand why woodley would be hesitant going in on a younger guy who straight up has the power to knock him out like he did his last 3 opponents. and woodleys own history has taught him he can get ko'd going in. woodley is a counter-puncher, who has been punished repeatedly for being too aggressive. and paul himself is a counter-puncher with longer range... it totally makes sense that he didn't go in as much.
25+ lb weight difference
you sound smart
And just like that, DK Yoo destroyed his carefully curated legacy. The man has phenomenal jabs, and breaks down movement really well and has great speed.
But here it proves how little all of that can mean in a real fight.
The only way to be a good fighter, is to fight.
Skill is climbing the mountain. Experience is what takes you to the top.
Really disappointed.
He just proved to everyone that he a fraud and all that wana be Bruce Lee shyt he did in his video is for show make me think is this the majority of all the so called masters in China I’m not racist or nothing cuz I used to love and support all of Chinese flim and stuff plus black people grew up off Chinese martial art but this make it more confirmed that all these Chinese masters are mostly all for shows and to steal the people money now that is more disappointing no wounder they tryna kill the mma guy xu who exposed and beat up some of the so called master in China
Yeah but look at the size and reach of the opponent
@@lightstrider6497 yeah but look at all the unpunished cheating before and during the “fight”.
@@resewatson402 DK is Korean my guy
@Love OPX Brad want a bare knuckles, Vale Tudo style match. Dk chicken out and choose boxing.
DK yoo’s lightning punches are nowhere to be seen… it’s easy to punch stationary target
Boards don’t hit back!
You wanna try punching a giant?
@@renatoarauz7784 giants move slowly… I’m sure it is no problem at all for the modern, “Bruce Lee”…
If ever you need a visual representation of ‘talking the talk, but not walking the walk - this fight is it.
DK’s lightning fast ‘magical’ punches rarely land, and if they do it’s like try to break a brick with a pillow. The fight was so one-sided it was awkward to watch, DK shouldn’t have agreed to the fight because I think it’s worse for his brand than anything
Shut up virat
DK Yoo.. a 42yo "martial art master" that fights like a beginner.. 👍
Yup. All talk, no walk...
Nah he doesnt fight like a beginner. But hes def not as big as he makes himself out to be
@@Jun-yx3cn not as a beginner?
A beginner in what? He can't defitenayely box at amateur level, he has no skills.
And while showing tkd students, his tricks. He got swept like a novice.
And, in an bout MMA, with no grappling skills, he would get murder.
What's left???
Not beginner, but lover
😂
Quick clarification: Bradley Scott was never a champion. He was 3-5 overall in the UFC and had an 11-6 career pro record. That's still far superior credentials to someone like DK though of course.
Not a UFC champion but currently a bare knuckle champion.👊💪👍
While I can respect the fact that DK has the balls to step into the public ring, it's dishonorable to make such remarkable claims and to underperform like this. Poor stamina and repeatedly diving for a clinch or the mat to save himself.
There was no respect in this BS... recently heard about this guy i cannot imagine someone still believes this dude can fight
@@cratos900 there are a lot that do and a lot that defend his loss.
"You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink"
You have to understand, DK's style is to survive street fights with quickness and power all-together. There are no rounds in street fights and self-defense. You don't tell an attacker/ criminal/ bully to "wait, wait, we get our 2-minutes in between rounds." I respect DK's style and methods because it's realistic for most men in general and women as well. His style is applicable to streets with an average takedown, knockdown and ass beating of maybe even 5 minutes or so.
and his claims afterwards.
@@THE.MICHAEL.ANGELO if thats true, then why couldnt Dk Yoo win this fight in the first 5 seconds of the first round with a knockout???
I gotta love how Brad was putting all his weight on DK, to punish him for all the clinches, but then he even stopped bothering with that, too. Other than Brad's classy behavior, this match was a travesty. It seemed like neither the judge, nor DK knew the rules.
Brads side, fractured shoulder from car crash 6 weeks ago. Also the promoters asked Brad not to hurt DK Yoo and to make it last longer than one round. 7 days of training after years out of training. Unfit really, his gloves were changed to basically sparring gloves which was unexpected as they didn't know that was going to happen so, brads gloves were like pillows. Then the ref was bias and a few judges and on the side of dk yoo. It's absolutely nuts. Oh and Brad isn't a boxer so, if it was MMA DK Yoo would done for. That's why DK Yoo messaged Brad for this fight at last minute. Dk yoo tried to played it into his hands. It just didn't go well for DK Yoo, we all knew that.
Nah they didnt say something about that. My source? Check the vid of the korean guy titled "is dj yoo vs brad fixed" and brad said they didnt but just make the fight longer than round one
should have postponed it, or maybe DK wants to run it back when healthy
Gloves the size of Scotts have knocked out a lot of boxers in training. Don`t think for a minute they are pillow gloves because they are bigger.
@@amck72 Brad was asked to keep the fight as long as possible. You could tell he was holding back his full punching power. Brad was very technical during this fight, DK wasn't.
@@mr28086 Yup, I saw that as well. DK is just one horrible fighter and the officials are also terrible.
South Korea did DK Yoo a favor by not granting Xu Xiaodong a visa. Xu would’ve knocked DK into another dimension.
My thoughts exactly! I think many of us thought DK Yoo was a fake from the start. No props to DK Yoo since fakers shouldn’t deserve it, otherwise, he/she will be further enabled.
the chinese governement took away XU Xiaodongs passport so he could not travel but you are right he would have battered dk yoo
Yeeah... Xu Xiaodong usually don't pull his punches going up against "fake" martial artists.
xu is hard fighter lol he beats the strong fighter, DK yoo is a kid
Can DK Yoo Fight?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Hell no.
He can hug though. I think he was listening to Hugs - The Lonely Island while warming up for this fight.
Come on now he is the nicest guy alive... have you seen how much he likes cuddling...
I wonder why Dk.Yoo wanted this meeting ... he did not succeed in any technique among those that with his students are easy for him ... wedges, internal energy, speed, all non-existent and Bradley Scott has graced him over and over times.
Only in the movies, only Ip Man could beat a good fighter in boxing ... In short, he made a terrible impression. It was better if he kept moving in his "world" ...
What kind of 'fight' ?
He performed better than 95% of men would have against Brad.
Like Bruce said, "You have to train, you have to keep your reflexes, so that when you want it, its there. When you want to move, you are moving." DK's phenomenally fast punches were no where to be seen as he had no idea what his comfortable range for a punch without giving a tell was. These are things that develop over regular sparring sessions where your opponent is really allowed to hurt you so that you learn to stay focused on the fundamentals despite the fear of being hurt. I almost get the feeling that the possibility of making a mistake and getting knocked out immediately hit him right from the beginning just by looking at bradley's arms and he literally went into a panic survival mode. He was constantly looking to see if Bradley would open up his defence when punching so that he could try and counter but bradley, despite his size was pretty fast and knew what his comfort zone was. He was able to read each incoming punch from DK like an open book. Aside from that boxing needs an insane amount of stamina and you need to be in the habit of running at least 30 miles a day or an equivalent cardio to be able to sustain throwing 6 rounds of hard punches and DK certainly didn't have that.
Let's see if he can use it on Manny pacquaio
dk yoo sucks
when i was younger, i could throw for 6 rounds and not be tired, i could play basketball at 100% for the whole game and not get tired, however, there was no way i could run for 30 miles...
Bruce lee is the best he can do it in real fight
@@walteresparecia7013 like dk yoo for sure this is why he supposed to fake his dead to not get exposed
All of DK Yoo’s fighting philosophy and techniques went out the door. I simply saw Bradley kicking ass from beginning to end.
Respect to both men for entering the ring. Correct me if I’m wrong but how on earth can someone this bad (DK) teach anyone self defence and boxing or kickboxing. This is a perfect example of a fake martial artist in my opinion.
Totally agree, he never fought in his whole life.
It’s because most ppl have never even thrown a punch before, yet actually spar,grapple or get into fight. So someone who knows something compared to the majority of ppl who literally know nothing it is an environment for ppl to teach. The same thing happens with training in regular gyms. Personal trainers aren’t that good but because know something are teaching over weight ppl how to workout
you took the words right out of my mouth
Yeah.. 👏
Now i am confused, if dk is a fraud, then what is point of martial arts training if a fake can survive a fight against a pro fighter, whether the pro is out of shape or not. Doesnt many years of mma training give you some experience. Ok, this was boxing, but even so.
Good commentary dude. DK Yoo is a prime example of why training drills and no pressure testing even a light amount will not properly teach you to fight. Its like trying to learn how to swim but you do breast stroke while laying on sand, while your form may look good there are tons of variables that you miss from the equation.
Even if he done an mma or kickboxing rules he probably wouldve looked like an amature in them too because the majority of his footwork, balance, strikes and head movement all are visably bad.
On top of that the only time he isnt trying to move away from bradley he is either tbrowing wild punches or trying to clinch which he is also doing terribly at.
I respect bradley for not being too hard him immediately. But it would be more entertaining if he went for a knock out in the last round to give people an eye opener about how you train. Especially when you make bold claims about fighting everyone
Id suggest watching Ramsey Dewey's review of this because he explains exactly why this whole fight was rigged.
Brad got a champ's respect. If you look at it in a way, Brad going hard = bully even tho DK kinda ask for it, which make me respect Brad even more
I'm sort of disappointed that DK Yoo didn't get to face brutal merciless fighter, it would have been more exciting & dramatic
@snu It is not my real fight definition bud, I do not train 40 hours in the ring, why would I have loud voice about the ring, I am a self defense guys. There a big big difference I would not cross bro
DK. 42 yr old and never fought before. 175 lbs. 5' 10 VS. Scott 32 yr old UFC fighter weigh in 240lbs. 6'1 What a mismatch!!!!
DK actually winner
DK never says he is korean bruce lee nor he can beat any guy. He says he wants to show the movements and defence against someone much stronger than you.
DK actually is the winner!!!
I can't believe the ref allowed those hugs. He wasn't even breaking them up, Brad had to break them up himself.
Faraz you are from where?
I train in martial arts for over 40 years. Boxing, Tae Kwon Do, Judo, Krav Maga, Shaolin, Wing Chun. Never felt so embarrassed for Eastern Martial Arts after watching this. Full respect for Brad. He could have killed this clown, yet he chose not to. Even the so called "master" guy who was destroyed by Xu had performed better than this, at least he showed some fighting skills, Xu was just much better, stronger and more experienced. But this guy here is good for nothing, I really cant believe he has students and fans and his own fighting style, it's a joke to even think about it. He strikes like a fly and cant defend himself in any way. There are real fighters out there who are actually using Kung Fu and doing very good, I don't understand why we have to put up with clowns who just make fool of themselves.
"If this was an actual fight DK Yoo would die" 2:50
I'm starting to think DK YOO accepted Brad's challenge to a fight just to hug him. 🤣 This is so damn weird.
Damm right!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow,how did u know?dk yoo loves hunks.
Respdct to fighters going at it at the ring... but no respect to a boy that claims he can fight a ufc fighter and perform like that.
Dk has solid theoretical understanding of fight science. But if u cant apply. Then no need
I think it's safe to say that Yoo is done. This was absolutely humiliating.
Aren't they planning to have a return match in a year or so to see how much DK can improve?
Done?? This foo never even got started. Dude is a joke.
No no, he’s got to go against Connor….
@@robscott351 lol, this was enough, he should crawl away into a hole and be quiet.
Dk yoo lost to a retired fighter that only had 2 weeks to prepare, safe to say he ain't cut out to fight active amateur fighters
If ever you need a visual representation of ‘talking the talk, but not walking the walk - this fight is it.
DK’s lightning fast ‘magical’ punches rarely land, and if they do it’s like trying to break a brick with a pillow. The fight was so one-sided it was awkward to watch, DK shouldn’t have agreed to the fight because I think it’s worse for his brand than anything
Surviving against an MMA fighter is a win. Logan Paul has made millions surviving.
@@boshirahmed dk landed 3 punches in the first 5 rounds. That’s not a win because he was depicting himself as being able to BEAT any UFC fighter. Yet a guy with a negative record makes him look like a child flopping on the floor havin a tantrum. Financially it is a win. But it dont look good for skill.
@@boshirahmed It’s not really surviving if you’re completely at your opponent’s mercy. And the Paul brothers are more recognized for their personalities than survivability-the checks are clearing off their names and not actual fighting prowess. There’s a reason those boys are unranked.
@@boshirahmed logan paul lost to a youtuber and survived a exbition match with floyd who is a boxer and like 4 weight classes under him, i dont get the trend of fighting mma fighters in a boxing ring, like does someone really believe jake paul would beat tyron or ben in a cage
Bradley Scott is not a former UFC champion. Within the first 50 seconds it's quite clear you don't have any idea what you're talking about. The backfist won't work not because it's way telegraphed, but because it's banned in boxing. Don't know how you can box for 3 years without knowing this.
He's supposed to be a martial arts master, not a boxer. Where did people get that confused about DK Yoo? 🙄
I think Brad was holding back because he was very aware of his size advantage, and didn't want to come across as a bully.
If that were true, he wouldn't have gotten into the ring with him in the first place.
@@echelon2k8 money
@@echelon2k8 nah, you can tell he is going really easy
@@echelon2k8 he made it completely obvious he was holding back on many occasions where he showed things he could do to DK Yoo, but chose not to do. Also in the last round he ramped up the game a little bit. All other rounds he was pretty much just playing around.
@@skaruts You mean like at 7:42 where he pretends to strike areas that would be illegal under boxing rules?
"Feels more like a light spar session"
Having seen Brad do some heavy sparring including drawing blood, I can see what you mean.
DK put himself into a front choke hold twice, unless I missed an occassion.
I respect DK for stepping up, getting into the ring and giving it a try. But as the great Mike Tyson says "Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth".
edit: Watched it again and he did lose a lot of that respect by cheating in every way available to him.
*I don’t because he was only doing it out of ARROGANCE!* I respect any fighter, but not blokes like this who do it out of arrogance like him.
Couldn't agree more
Yeah Tysons ex fiance had a plan to get away from him. That changed when he punched he in the face
DK. 42 yr old and never fought before. 175 lbs. 5' 10 VS. Scott 32 yr old UFC fighter weigh in 240lbs. 6'1 What a mismatch!!!!
@@Kirk57
Don’t forget the jetlag from Brad + the pro DK Yoo judges and referee + the match type set by DK Yoo
Respect to brad for being nice about it, DK clearly oout of his depth.
And this ladies and gentlemen is precisely why Bruce Lee never had a real fight. Doing flashy moves in front of a camera and looking good when your partner do exactly what you want doesn't mean you know how to fight...
Bradley was a gentleman, he could've easily made more of it...
or take some money:D for that
When DK started to show demonstrations in social media, it was obvious that he imitates Bruce Lee. I knew that he would not do well in a freestyle fight. Demonstration is cinematic and your partners might not hit back. This is why I've always encouraged many, check first the credentials and experience of an instructor before learning from him or her. Do not learn from someone just because of their lineage or demonstration skills.
Imagine if he had fought someone like Logan Paul or Charlie Zelenoff. He would certainly lose to these two fools also which would be even more embarrassing.
Can DK fight? No.
Can DK hug? Yes.
I don't think DK Yoo can beat this guy in any match but them boxing doesn't help either. To see true skill of DK Yoo they should have done MMA style fighting.
I am glad that it didn't turn ugly for either of them. Brad was full of class. Utmost respect for him. He could've embarrassed the hell out of DK Yoo but chose not to. It definitely felt like a sparring match and a teaching lesson. Hopefully DK Yoo walked out of there with a better understanding of the differences between fighting theories and actual combat.
I feel like DK embarrased the hell out of himself though.
Why Bruce Lee encouraged full on sparring..
Well said
Brad needed to flatline him. Fake martial artist are an embarrassment to the entire legit community.
"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face."
-Mike Tyson
I thought I was a good fighter until I got kicked in the thigh by a muay thai fighter. 3 weeks of excruciating pain and torn ligaments taught me how important sparing is.
Excellent commentary and breakdown of the fight Mr. Nguyen. This is a great example, demonstration and "Reality Check" for any and all martial artists who think and claim they can just jump into a Ring and give a seasoned professional fighter a "lesson". Great respect for Bradley Scott for pacing the duration of the fight so that DK Yoo could finish the full 6 -Rounds. Also, congrats to DK Yoo for having the courage to do the fight, and with this experience, I'm sure he will now change his outlook on professional fighters and continue to further improve his own martial arts. Thank you Sir for sharing your knowledge and experience in the excellent commentary for this video on TH-cam.
I used to respect DK until recently but yeah getting on that ring is hard, take alot of courage, it should not be about DK skills like ppl keep focusing, its more about respect for ppl and their specialties. Cheer have a good day
as a mma fighter pepole like this make me just want to show them why i have to coach now days as too brutal with strikes and holds
The best comment!
Man.. this is sad..
What's the weight difference? The other guy looks a lot bigger.
DK is the Master of "Hugging Competition" 🤣🤣
Agree with your commentary, also either don't take the fight or if you do it, then don't make excuses. IF Yoo's spine was in a bad shape, he should have postponed the fight or taken his loss ("draw") like a man.
cant agree more
Yeah agree it’s just shameful and shows lack of humility
22:00 - "There's a difference between self defense and ring fights"
Yes... But are self defense techniques/systems, which don't really work in a fight-like situation against someone out to hurt you, actually useful?
I mean, it's super dangerous to believe we can defend ourselves without having been pressure tested under "fight-like" conditions as it can give a false sense of security - and then when shit actually hits the fan and we need to defend ourselves, we might be over confident in our ability to do so and get absolutely mauled or even murdered as a result.
"I watched DK Yoo's seminar on defending myself against 3 attackers and it totally works against my 3 friends, who give up immediately after getting tapped once with a light jab"
R.I.P.
“no dk yoo can’t fight one guy”
“yes he can teach me in one seminar to fight 3 guys”
Don't think Bradley has ever been a UFC champion
Nah, he lost more than win in ufc
Nar he won featherweight last yr
So what? Champion no, winning record yes. Darn good fighter, no denying that.
@@mitcdav he says in this video that Scott is a former UFC champion, I'm just saying that's not accurate
I thought DK Yoo is modern Bruce Lee. I idolised him so much because of the seminars he conducted. But after watching this video, now I realized there is a big difference between theory and practice.
then realize he IS the modern Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee, just like him, was full of pretty demonstrations, but had no actual fighting experience to speak of.
Thanks for this man. New sub
Respect to DK Yoo for stepping in the ring though. But all those techniques are almost nowhere to be found. It's different when you fight someone with equal stats or better.
I mean, I'm sure his theory can be use if he training that every time with the real fighter not with his students who will accept to be a sandbag 🤣
He look soooo amature in here, like this was his first time to fight with the real fighter
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I am not an expert, but are they wearing mouth guard? Are they invisible? After I rewatched the video, they are wearing mouth guard. Sorry.
Do you guys know why DK accepted this fight? For 2 main reasons.
1 - Bradley was never a good fighter.
2 - He actually thought he would win.
That's the power of an inflated ego full of amateur fanboys.
As I expected. I did traditional martial arts for too long - punch & kicking air and thinking I knew how to fight. DK Yoo is the same. He can do the demonstration stuff but when the bell rings against a live opponent he’s done. I couldn’t have done much better though.
Respect for admitting that. I started with boxing and got hit on the nose real bad in the beginning and had my nose bleed more than often. But at least it was real and I learned how to fight
It's ok to train tradisional martial art but you need to sparr and do pressure test. I train in tradisional martial art and Lucky enough that my style is very well respected among boxer/kick boxer/Muaythai fighter in my country because it had good reputation in real fights and many of the practitioner become combat sport athlete to. The style that i learn is Wu Zu Quan
I used to think DK was pretty decent in the beginning of his videos. But after watching quite a few you can tell he has no fighting experience in the real world. And I'll make a lot of people mad. But I'm going to say the same thing. What happened to Bruce Lee. He was good during demonstrations but nobody ever really saw him fight. And the people who claim they did were his very best friends and they were very few. I was a bouncer for 16 years. I've trained martial arts for 38 and I have been teaching for 27. Anybody can look good in a demonstration but it's easy to see if they have no actual fighting skill and that's what happened
I get why Bruce Lee could look as fake as DK because he didn't actually fight, but when you look into Bruce Lee and the people he helped improve, you will realise the transformations they went though in tournaments and therefore how legit Bruce Lee was. The thing is it's just not possible to bullshit in the fight game as we've seen in this video, so there's no way Bruce Lee could bullshit his way to being thought of as number 1 by almost every other professional in the fight game. There's just way too many people that would have to be willing to go along with bullshit without getting anything from it.
Bruce got challenged all the time and always backed it up. Obviously none of us were there, but there is reason plenty of martial arts and ppl have explained watching him spar and outclass top level martial artist. There would be no reason to lie this many years later. To add ppl like my dad trained with lineage from his inner circle and I believe my dad. My dad was legit himself and in his older years seen him spar as a kid and see what he could do
@@anthonyurso9366 people lie for all kinds of reasons, even stupid nonsensical ones. just because you can't see what they are doesn't mean they aren't there. also, proficiency =/= efficiency. a lifetime of training goes along way to overcome inefficient technique.
Linda, Bruce's wife remembered the fight with Wong Jack Man to have been very messy overall. Bruce was very disappointed with his performance, physical condition and the time it took to take out his opponent. This was pretty early in his life. It was at that time he decided to train more physically and move away from traditional MA. Based on his physical traits it looks to me that he was a very hard worker, and I sort of assume that his style was a lot more aggressive than what we've seen here. That doesn't necessarily mean he would have been a champion, but I could imagine he was a lot more devoted to the truth.
@@SonsOfDeForest that’s true but a bunch of ppl have backed Bruce Lee up of being able to fight. Like I said, I saw what my dad could do when I was a kid and my dad always made it a point that he was no wear near the level of guys within Bruce Lee’s inner circle. Which makes sense because he was basically doing mma when most ppl were sticking to classical training or just sticking to a particular style. they would spar with weapons, meet up in street clothes sometimes to get use to fighting in normal clothes, would simulate 2 on 1 and 3 on 1. Would spar with the kendo gloves. They were incorporating boxing equipment and used gear from other sports so could do hard contact sparring without risking getting hurt. if read his notes he was fanatically studying and training. There is just overwhelming information that would support Bruce being very skilled
Don’t think Bradley is using 100% effort to fight but I think DK is going 100% effort :)
He is an expert in 15 types of hugging technique :v
I mean, with that amount of hugging if this were an MMA match Brad's 100% would've broke DK's ribs. And DK's the one trying to wrestle in the first place.
DK Yoo fight conor MC groger imagine
When was Bradley Scott a UFC champion? I don’t recall that ever happening.
Why’s there a lot of negative comments here about DK Yoo fighting here? It’s fuckin boxing so limited. He’s fighting a guy that is twice his size in BOXING. What other skills are there? The higher up level of boxing skill is having that confidence of head movement like Canelo and having endurance.
Couldn’t agree more. Endurance is very important, not just in boxing but every sports.
Thank you for this commentary! I laughed a lot but also appreciated the analysis
Dk yoo did so badly, you really have to be in love with this guy to even think he did anything of significance and just showed he is a snake oil salesman
Learning just as Self defense is not the same as learning to fight, people!! 🙂
What the fuck?
Great Job Jay, this was a great video analysis!
Glad you enjoy it, have any interesting fights, just share to me, thanks
@@jaynguyen7948 yes please do Saenchai vs Buakaw Muay Thai th-cam.com/video/FD7kbTyDOdw/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your commentary. Just FYI, I don't think Brad was ever an actual champion. He's retired now and out of shape. But at a time, he was a good fighter who fought at high levels but he was not a champion. DK Yoo is an actor/dancer who's conned a lot of people into thinking he's got mystical insight on fighting. I actually think an average high school wrestler w/a .500 record would beat him.
That was after a week of drinking and vacation with no training, Bradley manhandled him like a gentleman
The weight difference is pretty huge, even if he was a good boxer it would be hard to overcome, so I’ll cut him some slack on that. But his condition is pretty weak, he gassed out way faster and has no pressure of his own. You can’t just do light sparring and expect that to work in the ring. Traditional martial arts can work If you test it full contact, the art would evolve once you actually apply it and see what works and what doesn’t. Judo and muaythai were traditional martial arts that evolved through real world application.
people look at the piece of wood and say it does not work when the table could be made from that same piece of wood.
There is no such thing as techniques that work or don't. There is such a thing as effective training and physical attributes. No matter what techniques you know they won't work unless you have the physical attributes to back them up
@@gabrielrae7647 I don’t think drunken kungfu works very well, there’s probably useful parts but probably a lot of fluff that was added in due to the lack of full contact training. If you’re strong enough you could make anything work but there are certain ways of movement that are just more efficient. Your kungfu can be a basis but don’t let the katas trap you if you discover a better way of doing things.
UFC is traditional martial arts, they have evolved already. Where have you been. did you see UFC1 jui jitsu won.
@@boshirahmed there are some traditional martial arts that went through evolution through the mma process. There still others that haven’t, I think it’s possible to repeat the same process with other traditional martial arts. To close yourself from further discovery and experimentation is anti martial spirit.
And Jay Nguyen.. I love your commentary. You are fairly unbiased and talk about it from a neutral perspective which I like and think is essential if you're going to give an accurate account of any fight. I think on the inside you were rooting for DK to win though. Which makes me appreciate your conclusion at the end even more. You gave voice to the respect and humility Bradley showed DK even in the face of an opponent who was clearly trying to avoid actively fighting nearly altogether. I am a total pacifist and against violence but I must admit there's a certain amount of satisfaction watching someone with a huge ego getting a lesson to think twice before telling everyone you're the world's greatest.
I do spar but no where near professional, i dont really root for DK because of his ego problem. I love and respect every martial artist, fight or not but claim something like that is kind of disrepectful to other pro martial artist which i dont like. Thanks for enjoy the video
@@jaynguyen7948 That is the best attitude a person could possibly have I think. Video was great. I'll be keeping a look out for your future videos 🙂👍
"He hug Brad more than Brad girlfriend" lmfao
All I can say, Bradley Scott has shown what it means to be a great champion, and role model to be followed. Great show of respect and a great conduct în the ring considering the conditions. I have the greatest admiration for both fighters.
Fun Fact
1. DK Yoo said he would prove his martial arts' strength, but attempted a boxing match that had nothing to do with it.
(Even his opponent is not a boxer, but a UFC player.)
2. He tried not to become a KO throughout the game. Without attempting to attack, only clinches were loaded.
3. He once said in a past interview, "If UFC makes the game good conditions, I can beat corner McGregor."
He is an expert in 15 types of hugging technique :v
Luckily, DK faced an English guy, not an Irish guy.
He knows a lot of martial arts and also a special force trainer, but he still mess above the ring, I just wondering what if one of his student ever fight in real life and do what they learn from DK for sure they die😂
You can see so clearly how DK Yoo fights like a beginner. Gets super jumpy and shaky when Scott gets close, that's how someone acts when they've never really been hit in the face before (because they've never sparred properly before). And that weird back of the hand parry/strike?
This is exactly how I expected it to be.
THANKS,
Great perspective!
This was honestly embarrassing. DK Yoo spent most of the fight hugging Brad for dear life so stop Brad from hitting him.
Brad was going very, very light on him, and was wearing such heavy gloves that he was practically fighting with pillows on his fists. While I don't have any real malice towards DK Yoo, I do wish Brad had gone harder on him just to underline a point. Because the fact he lasted the entire fight (thanks to the referee helping him out a lot) is going to be touted by his cult like following as evidence that he's a match for Brad. They won't actually watch or understand the fight, they'll just see "he went the distance!"
Haaa, if Brad fight seriously dk will get Knock in single punch 🤣. This like adult vs children. brat just walking around, rise his hand and not even try to hit dk lol
@@hanyanama9308 that makes no sense.
Thank you for your post and review. I agree with your statements. You cannot challenge a fighter if you are not well prepared and have the endurance and stamina.
cannot agree more than that man
@snu This "match" was of lower intensity than the average Friday night friendly sparring bouts at our local martial arts gym.
Real fight my ass.
@@jaynguyen7948 You're not a fighter either. At least DK tried to prove himself.
@@mrt445 im not a fighter so i guess i have nothing to prove, i do spar for fun, there one on my channel with my muay thai friend, light n fun. However, i dont pick fight, so sparring is not the attribute im looking for dude... its just one type scenario in 30 more scenarios in self defense ...
@@mrt445 And still lost cuz he's sucks! Too bad, so sad.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brad is really a nice guy. I would have knocked DK out, just to make him taste the price of arrogance. 😡🤬☠
Lol
DK YOO with his ring tested Warfare Avoidance System (W.A.S.) coming to a traveling seminar near you. 😂
Thanks for posting this fight
Yes brad could knock him out. But i never thought dk would ever take this fight. And brad had a huge weight advantage. With this being said, he did well
Fake Fu exposed--- 26 hugs… ridiculous
Say what you want. DK Yoo is no master from the looks of it
DK is not a boxer or fighter. DK is a martial artist coach who helps people to protect themselves and survive in real combat.
I expected more of dk yoo😭😭😭
Being overweight is not an advantage, it was not all muscle just fat.
I lost my appetite for DK Yoo…very good observation on the fight😊
Props to anybody who goes in the ring but from this fight let's hope DK can train to be better than he thought he was...and lots of respect to Brad and his sportsmanship💪
I used look up on his fighting technique back then. And now, after watching his fight, my perspective on him changed. I didn't see any of his technique being used.
The thing that most don’t understand is that this is a boxing match with gloves and rules. It is very different to real life street fighting. Casuals just will never understand that.
DK Yoo's Jab is one dimensioned, and he had spacing wrong so that even if he hit Brad with his jab, it would be when he extended (many times over extended) his arm to the fullest which lessen the sting of a jab check considerably and put him off balance right afterwards.
Show case at 1:46
He hug brad more than brad's gf , that line make me spill my coffee. lmao.
I was getting bored so, here comes the creativity hahaha
Brad break more boxing rules then he punches😂😂😂✌️
@@jaynguyen7948 maybe the whole thing was just an excuse to get some sweet sweet cuddling time with the Bradster
This is a brilliant breakdown of the fight.
thanks, I just laugh and react with it, analysis coming haha
Actually, DKYoo never said he is better fighter than any UFC fighter. The reason why he did the match was because many netizen critized him and said he is a 'fake martial artist '. However the match shows nothing rather than two fighter in different weight class and two different specialties shouldn't go to the ring.
Bradley is an actual goat, he kept stopping short as if he was the wise sensei saying "these are your weak points, get better"
Ну почему козёл? Просто понимал, что весовые категории не те и уровень не тот. Вот и выпендривался.🙂
Good analysis, thanks for the video. The thing is, martial artists are not necessarily fighters. Martial artists don't pick fights - martial arts are for ending fights. Like you said, don't walk into someone else's sport and insult them. Ultimately, know yourself, and know how your ego will get you into fights.
Martial arts have so much more to offer than fighting alone, and it's time that martial artists stopped pretending to be fighters and started doing what we do best: martial arts for people who want self defense, fitness, confidence, to study traditional arts and lineages, not win ring titles.
Martial arts and fighting just aren't the same thing and it is foolish to pretend so. But unfortunately many people are quick to write off traditional martial arts as a whole, rather than just cocky people trying to inappropriately use tools for what they weren't designed for. My solution is to stop trying to compete with MMA and just train my martial arts... which are in fact "mixed"... I'm just not interested in competitive fighting. I don't claim to be a fighter though!
Glad you find your passion man. 10 martial artist will have 10 different definitions, so as long as you love what you are doing, you on point bro
No, Martial artist CAN fight. That's the entire point of martial arts. You do not need to be a competitive fighter to be able to fight. The issue is that most of these Mcdojo masters priortize fancy drills and katas over consistent sparring and physical conditioning then when they finally get into the ring or street fight they have absolutely no idea how to move or react to a noncompliant attacker.
@@blackeroni I essentially agree with you that martial artists need to be able to handle a certain amount of violent conflict.
To me that's not the same as fighting - a fight involves people competing to try and beat each other. Yet my objective as a martial artist is to end a fight - if possible before it even starts - and for everybody to walk away feeling like a fight would have been a waste of time.
This ability has served me very well - I'm not a big or imposing guy, so can't rely on size or strength. Everybody's body ages anyway, so it's important to develop other options. I've been in physical altercations but they all involved self defense, not fighting.
Can you physically get out of a fight with someone who wants to fight you, and walk away, without escalating and provoking them further? I can.
It's not a fighting skill though but an embodiment and connection skill, involving confidence, kindness, humanity and ultimately wisdom based on experience. Yes, experience and humility gained from martial arts practice!
Martial arts are for ordinary people to be able to defend themselves without needing to be title fighters. Traditional martial arts are codified ways of passing on a physical, nonverbal, somatic language.
If people don't understand the difference between practicing and applications then that's down to the teacher, and to a certain extent, students content to live in an untested fantasy.
There are lots of ways to end a fight, including not getting into one in the first place, but also including training yourself to be able to physically end a conflict without entering into either a fight or a fighting mentality. You still have to test things out realistically though - can you do it under pressure?
These and many other skills form part of the broader base of martial arts skills - a holistic collection of disciplines related to violent conflict, many of which are not directly related to fighting.
Ending up in actual fights ought to be the last resort.
Competitive MMA bouts are clearly a good acid test of a fighter but it's not necessarily representative of what works in self defense. There are no buddies, no bystanders, no weapons, no items of furniture or dark alleyways involved.
I love watching MMA because its an awesome sport for fighters, and yes, it can tell you if someone can fight.
But I don't need to be able to beat a trained fighter in a ring with rules. I need to be able to walk home to my family, when there are no rules and no referee. Big difference.
Martial arts = War arts
It is literally about fighting so called traditional martial arts have mostly devolved into a hodge podge of pointless movements and dime store spiritualism.
Sorry, he maybe an "artist", the martial part is not there...
wow honestly did not expect DK Yoo to move like that, I thought he spars in his training? his demos were so clean when he hits helmets clean off during his demos. Definitely expected more from him. shout out to Bradley Scott for his amazing control. he showed great sportsmanship and huge control.
Seminars.....the instructors have to make it look good.
@@bigwavesun right?! he had alot of videos before where he even demonstrated some boxing skills. oh well.
@@Garrick_j it's just what it is man, sadly. There are a lot of Dk Yoos out there. There are very skilled people in the TMA/Self-defense world, but they are constantly overshadowed by the DK Yoos. Also, tournament/prize fighting requires a whole different set of athletic ability and skills. Any honest person in the TMA and MMA world knew DK Yoo was out of his lane and he simply came unprepared here.
Gotta respect DK for stepping into the ring. Maybe a few more fights to get some ring experience and "pressure test" his art. Kinda find it interesting that Brad got him with what can be considered a JKD Straight Blast.
Respect to DK for putting his money where his mouth was, and for surviving. But that's about it, he seems like a nice enough guy. I'm not sure which of the 15 arts he is a self proclaimed 'master' of include hugging, flopping and falling; which was his survival game plan. It's just my opinion that the deficiencies he demonstrated are not one's that would be fixed by 'a few more fights.' His style(s) don't stand up to pressure so he had to abandon them for the sake of survival. Also note Brad was extremely out of shape.
@@viddiot Well...maybe a "lot" more fights. Lol!
@@viddiot "he's a fake and a liar but he seems like a nice guy"... ok great
0:36 who is a former ufc champion
DK Yoo secret boxing technique , hug strike.
Good analysis! Thanks
thanks, I just laugh and react with it, analysis coming haha
I was talking about the "difference between self defense and ringfight " not the fight but im glad to hear that a video will come !
Bro your commentary had me rolling at times lol
Glad you enjoyed
Not that he'd win, but it would've been better if we saw DK Yoo do what he teaches in his videos even if he'll lose using them.
Real fight and Kung fu demonstration r 2 different things...
Excellent break down. Enjoyed your commentary from start to finish.
The narration is funny as fuck though!!
Instant sub
Dk yoo did well for a person who dont know how ro fight.nice video like and subscribe
I respect him for stepping in the ring
full respect to DK he put his money where his mouth is and stepped into the ring with Brad.
Bradley Scott is lightyears ahead
Brad really fought with honor he didnt fight with his anger he just fought in actual fight with fairly play And professional, goodgame dude