300+ PRO FIGHTS 🤯 Muay Thai Legend Teaches A Lesson In MMA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2022
- Before Muay Thai legend Dejdamrong Sor Amnuaysirichoke returns to action at ONE: BAD BLOOD, relive his stunning victory over Chinese phenom Banma Duoji in 2021!
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Stop telling us the result of the fight in the title!
Va estar bueno este enfrentamiento saludos desde Perú !
''Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young''
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That kid was extremely tough and should be proud of his performance against such an accomplished warrior.
Well said!
He must’ve learned a lot from this fight good for him
All the kid has to do is watch any number of this guy's victories, I bet he passes out from disbelief he did so well against a certified killer.
@@noshotnova2432 DSA smiling every time he gets punched in the face. Killer for sure!
He faked the low blow on the 5-minute mark and tried to put three points on the ground so his appointment couldn't use knees anymore which caused him to expose himself and get finished. No respect from me especially given that he's backing up the entire fight. I'd last that long running like Israel as well...
Kids got giant balls getting the ring with somebody with 300 fights.. I want to see this kid keep going... He could be something great..
Yeah for sure! No doubt he has some great talent and great striking
Dej old man
Exactly what I was thinking
what are they actually fighting for ?
If only his mushroom hair cut was bigger, I’m sure he’d have won! 😜
Kid has some solid brass balls taking on a 42 year old Muay Thai champ, with 300+ fights. I'm surprised at how well he held his own like that, even right up to the end.
How many lego
In Thailand muaythai has start 7 years old
08:15 Love it how he just waited and didnt wanted to hurt him further as he saw that the knee was already enough to win the fight.
But then kneed him in the face right after when he was down lol
Respect to the kid. He did really well for 5 minutes.
@Freki Bodgaedir so true.
For sure, he was in there with a powerful veteran
when he switch guard i think it smart move but that it
he was not master it yet unlike samart muay thai legend when he fight in muay thai he use left jab and right cross but for boxing he use right jab left cross and still a champ what a legend
Yes. Three-quarters into the video, the kid started to lower his hands while his veteran opponent still looked as if he was as fresh as in the first round!
Kudos to the kid for the effort.
Weird looking little fella. Very tough. He’s going to be hurting for a while
The old lion and a young bull. What a fight ! This kid will improve much more on afew years.
More like an old bull vs young lion.
@@abaddontheannihilator8144 LMAO
@@abaddontheannihilator8144 agree. Look at how consistent and fortified he is versus young predator trying to snitch him
@@setyoaomiya7504 Exactly! Plus, I am pretty sure old bulls are more dangerous than young bulls.
Great fight! Was cheering for the old lion
The younger man is a good fighter. He's fast and smart, and will have a good career. Old guy is a bulldog in the ring. He took a bit of a beating at times, but never flinched and kept coming back. He's tough as nails.
Banma gave up. He has no career in Muay Thai.
@@WardenOfTerra bro went up against a guy with 300 fights, his legs were gone, and we was decently far into the fight. I don’t think he wanted to give up, his body just couldn’t take it anymore.
@@lummy3180 yes he did, and he failed to take advantage of the mma ruleset and neutralize the muai thai of his opponent with wrestling. his gameplan was simply bad, so not sure why anybody would call that smart.
@@danii7584 maybe he wanted to try his Muay Thai against a veteran. Also maybe he isn’t that great at wrestling. He had a good fight and he would smack up any of us.
This was such a weird looking fight to me, I don't get all the praise. What were the rules here? It honestly looks like the kid is intentionally throwing the fight in a lot of parts.
And how are they getting tired so fast? I understand for the dude who is probably in his 40s but that chinese kid is just winded from nothing. Much bigger guys in western MMA go longer and harder than that as well as faster.
Major respect for the kid to actually challenge an old guard like that, he'll learn from that valuable match for sure
Much respect to the kid. Very very talented.
But wow. The patience, skill and technical knowhow from the Thai. Unbelievable. He looked at least 2 weight classes smaller, but the experience just oozes from him. The fight intelligence, the form, the efficiency. The way he didn't waste even an ounce of energy even when he had the opponent basically giving up. How he throws those light touchy elbows just to get him into a position to land a big knee. Unreal
Dad Bod Dejdamrong - only thing is he needs to hang them up so he can remember his career. I worry about guys his age still fighting.
He looks heavier than the kid…
@@Inumakieyes back2school
@@Inumakieyes yeah I agree definitely not 2 weight classes smaller
Bones are heavy and tall guys often weigh more than you'd think but he seems to have a good deal less muscle mass
Dej is an absolute beast! The guy’s 42 year’s old which is just incredible in this game! And he’s a top guy too!
I thinks he's a bottom. 😆
@@calamarbronx83 MMA is not his main support he's 42 & legend in Muay Thai.wts ur pro fighting record mr pro?
@@unknown-qz6lp my comment flew over your head. Take care buddy.
@@calamarbronx83 🤣🤣🤣
@@unknown-qz6lp you thought you did something with that comment 😂😂..r/wooosh
This just comes down to training. With 300 plus fights, your body is used to damage more, more oxygen, not tired as quickly, not fatigued as much. But that being said, the kid was amazing! Definitely shouldn’t be upset at his performance.
Ya the young one was fast af, but due to pushing that much speed and power early rounds non-stop he got exhausted resulting in an empty shell and losing.
These old school muay thai champions never lose their knowledge how to fight, their strength fades but they can always destroy most middle aged men
I would say yea he has a lot of knowledge and wisdom when it comes to fighting, but I’m not so sure his body is going as strong as it once was 😅
@@houstonjoker3836 oh everyone fades away.. but champions always have a possibility of catching anyone in the right spot even in old age.. the body will fail eventually of course
Props for holding back on that final knee, he knew he had him.
Dejdamrong very hero like. He hurt and bleeding there, but never give up and reverse the position. He is one of my favorite fighter.
Wonderful Dejdamrong, he is 40 years now with brave heart.
That kid was insanely good imo; the combinations he did were great, he even tagged him here and there. How he moves is good, his speed it good; eventually he started adjusting to the leg kick which is insane cause that leg kick is for sure one in a million. Now his wrestling is too weak and his jiujitsu nin existent so there’s that. I think he was way more competitive thst people in the comments seem to think, it was a very close fight won by experience patience and espectacular endurance.
You're right, but, ya gotta realize, he showed mercy to the kid on, at least 2 instances, that I could tell;
Because he is fighting old dude so he look faster. That's why he looks good but still lose to a lot of 40+ yo dude. He need to atleast learn to fight in either side so he can change his foot stance, learn how to check, how to avoid leg kick, wrestling surely need to improve.
@@nosajsamaniego4512 mercy lmao no he did not. Don't downplay how good the kid was by saying he showed mercy cringe. Literally a professional match gtfoh
If he had more power it would have been over. He's got to be more aggressive when he gets on top. His punches only scratched the muy thai boxer
I’m wondering if this kid should’ve just been a boxer
"You fight like a younger man, nothing held back. Admirable, but mistaken."
Alright there, Bane
Well played… haha
Dej had an incredible awareness of when Banma was fading, he knew EXACTLY when it was time to press the attack, even before a viewer could see any signs.
Also Banma has incredible reflexes reacting to the kicks. Dej hurt him with low kicks, but every time he tried to mix it up by going mid, Banma caught it.
One of my favorite fighters. Let's go Dej! Respect to the young warrior too.
One of the big takeaways is the effectiveness of leg kicks and leg strikes in general when your opponent cannot counter them and is consistently positioned for long ranged engagements. Just was taking free shots.
this has been known in mma for 25 years
Thanks for this!
They need to practice checks like Weidman
That and the clinch. Holy elbow strikes Batman.
@@whitedom2041 it’s been known in Muay Thai for hundreds
Even if his record was 150 - 150 it's still insane experience behind him... This guy has seen it all!
This. Even an "average" fighter with that much experience, isn't going to make many mistakes, or let you get away with any unpunished.
282 wins and 65 loses!
@@TheMannhead that a lot LMAOOOO
Even 0-300 I’d still be impressed 😂
Watching this inspires me to increase my Muy Thai training with my BJJ, gi and no gi roll. Only five years in bjj and two with muy thai but videos like these help keep me inspired after a three hour grueling workout.
the kid failed because he had no wrestling while calling himself a mma fighter. that's what I'd take away from this match.
Learn wrestling bro
That was pure class at the end, the way he just tapped the kid after he went down to protect the kid and still show the ref it was over was amazing to see.
Poor kid fought well but tried "downed opponent" rule by touching the ground with one hand.
It didn't work as the ref didn't see.
@@fuu812 there’s no grounded opponent rule in One FC
@@fuu812 yeah I think he forgot they have no grounded opponent rule in ONE.
@@DonutFilms34 😂Too bad then, didn't know! But he surely SHOULD have!
If he fights at least once a month, that means he have been fighting for, at least, 300/12 = 25 years! . Which means since he was 17! . But i know he started fighting much younger than that. Incredible
Had to provide food for the family
Muay thai fighters commonly starts fighting when they were kids i believe 7 above also he doesn't fight once a month and its impossible to believe he started fighting when he was 17.
You obviously don’t know about some of the old guys.
@@keanoribs7470 In Thailand, fighters go pro very young and there is no athletic commission like in other countries. So, yes, you can fight once a month of not more.
no he start at 10 or 12 and slow down at 30
That was a master class 😳 massive respect for getting into the ring with someone with 300+ fights 🙌🏾
Always good to see fighters respect each other after a fight, never fails to make me smile.
Banma has the "meet me at McDonald's" hair cut and I love it 🤣
😂🤣
lol
The younger will find patience with time. Gotta give the elder his dues he weathered the storm while picking his opponent apart piece by piece. Great Fight! 💪
Can't take too many more brutal KOs like that without having CTE 😮
Can’t go through life without CTE.
I think the young one will just disapppear in a couple of years if he does not have better results. China will put him the bin like most of other Chinese fighters, they want to win NOW not in 5 years.
A lot of respect for the kid. Going up against someone with so much experience they should find again soon.
Good fight.
He didn't teach a mma lesson.
He taught an endurance lesson.
The last thing i want in an mma rule fight, is to stay in a standup fight with a muay Thai guy. That was a gameplan error of the younger guy. And muay Thai fighters are already Hard to take down, let alone their Clinchgame is mostly pretty good.
Really nice fight. Respect to both fighters.
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Dej is Such a BEAST
Respect to the kid for givin a legend a good fight. And so much respect for that legend. 42 years kickin young bucks asses!
Beautiful dance from the young gun and the legend.. big respect for these guys who put their life on dangerous.
Thankyou so much.
Staying standing vs a muai thai specialist is gonna be rough
Banma is crazy good! Those combos against the wall were dope.
This comment deserves an award.
@@zawarudo2882 lol
Still got mashed down like a saucerfull of potatoes at the end, that cocky young prince
@@Gastarbeitermafia you're just jealous
This fight will only make that kid better for the future, keep going kid!
These two guys showcasing a fine example of Muay Thai, fighting till the last moment. Just impressive.
That young kid has a bright future he can chalk this up to a GREAT LEARNING EXPERIENCE from a legend. The old lion needs to work on what to do when his opponent is on the ground you could tell he wasn’t used to striking downed opponents. Great fight respect to both ✊🏻
Tbf the referee would’ve tried to stop him if he tried to go for the down strike.
Holy smokes! That was a great fight, much respect to the both of those killers.
Wow, hats off to both. This is one of those fights where you don't want either fighter to lose! 🙂 Good guys.
The young man will be Legend, Keep going
The title is mildly misleading - the fight was pretty competitive, especially initially. The younger guy just got tired due to inexperience but the title suggest it would be a one sided fight.
The younger guy got tired was most likely due to knees to the body, elbows to the face and his legs chopped repetitively
I mean it’s very misleading because this didn’t showcase mma at all lol. It was purely stand up muy thai like 99.999% of the time
i'd disagree, i think he was just taking alot of accumulative damage over the course of the fight and started to break just like any other fighter would
@@dukenukem7043 That's a separate topic. The topic was MMA showcase. There wasn't anything MMA in this. It was all stand up.
@@cooltron i was referring to him saying that the kid got tired from inexperience
This man is muay thai beast!!! Felicidades 💪🔥
I have a tremendous amount of respect for the guys that do this sort of thing. I have zero experience with fighting or martial arts. The first time one of those guys kicked me in the shins I wouldn’t be able stand up. God bless ‘em because it take a special breed.
i really like that style. MARCH FORWARD!
That's a legend congrats!!👍💪👊✌️fm 🇵🇭🙏
Old man strength is on another man level. Kudos goes to the kid who has the potential to be great.
Love seeing the old school legends test upcoming fighters
I love this veteran..💪
Reason why MMA Fighter should learn MuayThai.
Most top fighters have Muay Thai and BJJ as foundation already what?
The kid he was fighting had MuayThai experience, he shouldn't have used it though... Trying to play the other guy's game is for mugs. I'd be looking to test Dej's grappling and submission game ;-)
@kornpaperloss they fighting a thai
@@krazed0451 beating someone at their own game is more satisfying
What a battle. My heads off to both of them! 👏👏👏👏
That legend has been kicking the bark off a tree all his life. I salute the kid for being in there with him. He put up a great fight. He is fast and a future champion.
My dad taught me as a kid to never fight an old man.
The experience always trumps youth. To a certain extent.
@Lilian Rea Antelo that’s a fact 😂😂😂
Great fight by both fighters 💯😎
Thrilling fight.
Thanks
Younger guy looks very confident and determined when facing a more experienced fighter. Respect for that
Best fighting video I've seen all year. Bravo to the kid. That took guts to take on an opponent with 300 fights worth of experience.
Muay thai probably the best all round striking style along with lethwei
That’s a proven fact established long time ago when America first experienced Muay thai. Nowadays other arts try to look like Muay thai but it ain’t the same.
Muay thai is the best
@@jake-de8kp definitely one of the best. Definitely between muay thai and lethwei
If Banma was a better wrestler (or shot down earlier before he was hurt and gassed, maybe), this fight could have gone way differently.
@@TheRedHaze3 I mean obviously. They picked the kid for a reason. Any guy with wrestling wins easily.
Dejdamrong is my favorite fighter in One. So exciting, such a pleasure to watch.
The young man showed respect during the fight and was aggressive. He looks seasoned himself.
Amazing. What a warrior
42 years and stamina like a 20 year old, props bro
Very impressive. Both of them. Respect.
Lil man face strong af. No cuts after being elbowed, kneed and punched. Bro got potential 💪🏾
respect for muai thai fighter 🙏🙏
Omg this guy 42 and stil wining after 350 total fights how impressive is that we ll done sir!
Both really good fighters. Proud of that kid, he did really well!
Great fight from both fighters! One is great!
What a comeback , wow! 42 years young
Young guy seemed pretty cocky not touching gloves with a legend.
Got what was coming, hopefully he’s more humble now.
-20 social credits!
Probably gt a small bonus...
@@vanommen4647 his social credit is already in the negative because of his Tibetan blood
Wow!! Amazing! Mad respect for both Fighters.
I think this kid learned a good lesson. No shame in losing to this legend.
300+ fights.. Thats crazy
I thought youngster will win but Dej surprised me as well..
Great fight. Both guys did amazingly well!!!
it was a beautiful fight...was rooting for Dej the whole time
Respect to banma, his stamina got depleted by the pressure and the draining damage from the kicks
Youngster was highly skilled still and took his loss as a champ….not common now days. RESPECT
Excellent. At first i though young man was backing up older fighter but later realised that the older fighter just didnt feel threatened and fought casually. Great work by both men
excellent fight, amazing resilience from both they were dishin it and takin
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Got to watch those old warriors with stamina, determination and skill. The kid was decent--hard Muy Ti leg kicks slowed him down and just ran out of gas.
OMFG...!!
That was a brutal and vicious match it look like a fairly even contest until near the very end where the old master managed to clearly demonstrate his superiority but even with his skills and experience he didn't get a free win... kid made him feel it....!
Amazing job by both fighters...!
absolutely world class from both fighters!
Never underestimate the old men.
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That kid put on a hell of a battle. Gonna be a legend in year or two
This kid not in game, he feel respect to legend, he just play his own game to win
Definitely can see the experience with the muay thai fighter. His instincts when missing a kick or punch is to cover up asap and it shows very well. Still give the young one props but fighting experience over youth is apparent something
Classical Thai. Demolishing legs, then body then heads. Hopefully he is not in his 20 anymore!
This was actually a very good and entertaining fight to watch props to both fighters they really gave it their all
Props to the young guy! Damn good fight!! Those leg kicks were brutal! Nice finish 🔥🔥🔥🔥 mauy Thai at its finest 🔥🔥
That boy's left arm was already half dead in the first round. I'm not surprised the commentators did not notice it.
Stop giving away the result in the damn title please!!!
Experience will Win out most of the time. Great fight, great finish.
The moral of the men and women in these rings to stand and bang in such conditions is truly awe inspiring. They will pressure despite life altering shots, they’ll eat up deadly strikes like they’re hungry for more. The average fighter would be lucky to have half to will, let alone the average human.
The kid was fast, technical, and patient. Unfortunately he just wasn't as durable and anyone's movement would suffer from so many kicks
When that first leg kick landed, it took away the crispiness of the kid's punches
those low-kicks and ellbows were amazing
This fight is amazing