I heard Scott say in interview, he had to add extra muscle and this restricted him in movement. If you can believe it after seeing this. He is just too smooth.
He must be over 200 210 Idc what it says. He's 5'11 and football safetys with the same build weigh at least that. It's the body type it doesn't slow them down it actually gives them more speed and power. Maybe less flexible flying through the air yeah.
@@jprice2148 thats why he said resticted in movement. Yeah extra muscles get you more power and speed but the more muscle the more limited gets your range of movement (of course it needs to be much more to be really noticeable but someone like Scott who knows his body really well ?)
Scott Adkins really should have been given a Marvel role instead of a henchman. I was thinking maybe Nightshade or a recast Iron Fist or a recast Daredevil. The Punisher would have fit as well, but Bernthal did a good job
You should react to Tony jaa the protector bone break scene, where he fights a dozen guys in black suits, it's probably my most favorite fight scene ever
when someone needs a big guy you have more choices actually: Nathan Jones, Martyn Ford, Tyler Mane, Derek mears... too bad Kevin Nash is a little older now
You should do some McDojo videos for shits and giggles, better yet break down some Steven Seagull fights. Haven't seen a legit martial artist give him a good review yet.
Кошмар is nightmare in Russian. The Nightmare would be more accurate than the Monster. It's a really dumb sounding name for Russians, tbh, kinda of like Baba Yaga in John Wick. Just sounds ridiculous.
A little more technical details describing Scott Sir's technique and explaining how a fight like that would go down in real life, from you would have made this video better. Or else what's the point of listening to an expert. You maybe a great instructor but not very good at explaining things. I am just being honest.
I mean that's the thing though, a fight wouldn't go down like this in real life, not even close. All the flashy techniques they use look amazing and are super fun, but not practical. Anyone who fights would never use those, there are just better options available to you, it is super entertaining to watch though! As for the technique breakdowns, I have never thrown a 540 kick or a guyver kick in my training (Muay Thai/BJJ) so I don't feel I'm in a position to explain how he did those, I just appreciate the fact he can! Scott is an incredible athlete
Fun fight between those two! Suggestion: I'd suggest Kung Fu Killer (2015) starting around 1:21:20 for the street fight. Long fight with Donnie Yen and Wang Baoqiang. I enjoyed it, until the last parts when it went off the rails under the trucks...
As we all know, the onscreen name of the antagonist in this fight was Koshmaar. What everyone might not know is that Cauchemare (pronounced Koshmaar) is a French word which means Nightmare. The director was very clever in choosing the name for the antagonist.
No? It's just Russian word: Koshmar which obviously means Nightmare. Just like in Polish the exact same word is just written "koszmar" and it still means nightmare. So you don't really shine by searching some French word which is far away from what we actually have here.
@@nathanshierd2098 I didn't know about the Russian version of the word, but I'll admit that "cauchemare" was the first thing that popped into my head too when I was watching the video, since cauchemare also means nightmare in French, is pronounced the same way as it was said in the video, AND the villain was also introduced as Koshmaar the Nightmare. French is more widespread in Canada and the US than the Russian language so I'm sure the OP simply misunderstood which language was spoken, like I did, and was not in fact trying to "shine by searching some French word".
Speaking of Nathan jones, apparently he did a movie as the protagonist for once called Somtum aka Muay Thai giant its basically like ong bak/the protector style action but all nathan, just look up Nathan jones Somtum should be the first 8:35min video, skip to 35 seconds in, and holy crap Nathan takes/gives some massive bumps for real, that stuff looked like it had to hurt, i Havnt seen the whole movie just saw this insane fight scene he has with 3 other dudes that remind me of the dudley boyz from wwe back then.
it wasn't really the broken elbow trick, but ripped muscles. If you are so big and so tight in muscles, your muscle strands rip way easier, and if you bend the hand enough, you can't use the hand, because every tiny move stings like hell. i have lived through a handbar, where my elbow wasnt bent, but i was so sure, that using the resistance, would benefit me, ended up with a lifetime injury. but elbow wasn't broken so i lost some to save some.
Scott has the best looking kicks ever. I never tough someone would kick with more style than JCVD.
I heard Scott say in interview, he had to add extra muscle and this restricted him in movement. If you can believe it after seeing this. He is just too smooth.
He must be over 200 210 Idc what it says. He's 5'11 and football safetys with the same build weigh at least that. It's the body type it doesn't slow them down it actually gives them more speed and power. Maybe less flexible flying through the air yeah.
@@jprice2148 thats why he said resticted in movement. Yeah extra muscles get you more power and speed but the more muscle the more limited gets your range of movement (of course it needs to be much more to be really noticeable but someone like Scott who knows his body really well ?)
3:31 that's called a butterfly suplex. When you trap both of your opponents arms over thier back and throw them, kinda looks like a butterflies wings.
Scott Adkins is a badass man
Scott’s arsenal of kicks is amazing.
Wouldn't want to be on the wrong side of those powerful legs or you'd lose more than a few teeth
@@georgeatkins7411teeth? I was thinking more of the head
Dropping old-school references today... 300 and Matrix..👍
The move Martyn/Koshmar used is called the Butterfly Suplex.
"Koshmar" in a few slavic languages just means "nightmare" :)
1:10 The look was at the police officer who was waiting to arrest him.
Scott has training videos that are worth watching.. kicking tutorials along with the Ginger Ninja.. They’re good to watch and review 👍🏼
Called a butterfly suplex. Or double arm
Scott Adkins really should have been given a Marvel role instead of a henchman. I was thinking maybe Nightshade or a recast Iron Fist or a recast Daredevil. The Punisher would have fit as well, but Bernthal did a good job
You should react to Tony jaa the protector bone break scene, where he fights a dozen guys in black suits, it's probably my most favorite fight scene ever
And Nathan Jones was one of the 2 giants at the end.
Koshmar means Nightmare, not The Moster
Love this fight
when someone needs a big guy you have more choices actually: Nathan Jones, Martyn Ford, Tyler Mane, Derek mears... too bad Kevin Nash is a little older now
5:12 and there goes *GOLIATH!!*
The Commando Attack , React on it probably the best Indian martial art fight scene
U forgot to add Dave Bautista to that list of big scary dudes lol
You should do some McDojo videos for shits and giggles, better yet break down some Steven Seagull fights. Haven't seen a legit martial artist give him a good review yet.
3:29 That would be a double underhook suplex.
No it’s not
there was an undisputed 4?
Yeah Boyka has the power of plot armour.
it's Khosmar / the Nightmare
This fight looks amazing!!! So good. Please check out Jet Li’s Fearless final tournament wrestling scene: th-cam.com/video/AhkVC8bRJJs/w-d-xo.html
Ford was known as, The Nightmare. Not the monster.
You should react yuri boyka vs dolor in undisputed 3
Кошмар is nightmare in Russian. The Nightmare would be more accurate than the Monster. It's a really dumb sounding name for Russians, tbh, kinda of like Baba Yaga in John Wick. Just sounds ridiculous.
Coșmar is romanian and means Nightmare
She was not.from the.matrix.
A little more technical details describing Scott Sir's technique and explaining how a fight like that would go down in real life, from you would have made this video better. Or else what's the point of listening to an expert. You maybe a great instructor but not very good at explaining things. I am just being honest.
I mean that's the thing though, a fight wouldn't go down like this in real life, not even close. All the flashy techniques they use look amazing and are super fun, but not practical. Anyone who fights would never use those, there are just better options available to you, it is super entertaining to watch though!
As for the technique breakdowns, I have never thrown a 540 kick or a guyver kick in my training (Muay Thai/BJJ) so I don't feel I'm in a position to explain how he did those, I just appreciate the fact he can! Scott is an incredible athlete
Fun fight between those two!
Suggestion: I'd suggest Kung Fu Killer (2015) starting around 1:21:20 for the street fight. Long fight with Donnie Yen and Wang Baoqiang. I enjoyed it, until the last parts when it went off the rails under the trucks...
I got it on the list guys!
Great suggestion, I love kung fu killer
As we all know, the onscreen name of the antagonist in this fight was Koshmaar.
What everyone might not know is that Cauchemare (pronounced Koshmaar) is a French word which means Nightmare. The director was very clever in choosing the name for the antagonist.
No? It's just Russian word: Koshmar which obviously means Nightmare. Just like in Polish the exact same word is just written "koszmar" and it still means nightmare. So you don't really shine by searching some French word which is far away from what we actually have here.
@@nathanshierd2098 I didn't know about the Russian version of the word, but I'll admit that "cauchemare" was the first thing that popped into my head too when I was watching the video, since cauchemare also means nightmare in French, is pronounced the same way as it was said in the video, AND the villain was also introduced as Koshmaar the Nightmare. French is more widespread in Canada and the US than the Russian language so I'm sure the OP simply misunderstood which language was spoken, like I did, and was not in fact trying to "shine by searching some French word".
@@jabez2844 You're right. It looks different here in middle Europe.
Both of those guys r amazing fighters. I also think the hallway fight in raid redemption was sick. That would be awesome to see u react to that.🙏
Speaking of Nathan jones, apparently he did a movie as the protagonist for once called Somtum aka Muay Thai giant its basically like ong bak/the protector style action but all nathan, just look up Nathan jones Somtum should be the first 8:35min video, skip to 35 seconds in, and holy crap Nathan takes/gives some massive bumps for real, that stuff looked like it had to hurt, i Havnt seen the whole movie just saw this insane fight scene he has with 3 other dudes that remind me of the dudley boyz from wwe back then.
If it's Nathan Jones I'm in! I think I saw that on Netflix but haven't watched it
I watched that movie.. the funny thing is when he eats spicy food, he'll go berserk🤣
Imagine if ufc looked like this.
it wasn't really the broken elbow trick, but ripped muscles. If you are so big and so tight in muscles, your muscle strands rip way easier, and if you bend the hand enough, you can't use the hand, because every tiny move stings like hell. i have lived through a handbar, where my elbow wasnt bent, but i was so sure, that using the resistance, would benefit me, ended up with a lifetime injury. but elbow wasn't broken so i lost some to save some.
Koshmar or “кошмар” means nightmare in russian. ^^
The character name is Koshmar, which means Nightmare in Russian. But also in many more slavic languages.
And it is "Cauchemar" in French 😁
3:30 double underhook(underarm) suplex; tiger suplex
My ass would be like Tony stark when he hit the hulk with the hulk buster "I'm sorry" lol
Double Underhook Suplex ^w^
I want to say ford stands like 6 foot 7 or 8
And he just became even more terrifying haha! How do they build people that big!?
5:10
In my country Koshmar means nightmare so technically he is called nightmare the nightmare
My cousin Michael Jai White comes close probably even equals to kicking like his friend Scott.
stfu
It's like 16 years old kid who studied martial arts fights his 30 years old father who is just much bigger and stronger.
like me when I was a teenager and would box with my dad (who'd never trained in his life)
@@BurridgeMartialArts604 that's cool