Brad is mainly muscles and arrogance Fighters are speed, stamina, skill ect. Relying on weight and muscles is just a limited thought, that only goes so far
@@tonytheboneless5485 strength matters there’s a reason why they have weight classes. I do agree that’s not always the case though, this guy probably never been in a fight his entire life.
I think there is less right now. UFC has made everyone more aware of the difference between a fighter and the common people. Back in the 80's 90's Arnold body type was considered the strongest
@@raskolnikov1288 yeah but gear became more acccessible and widespread (at least in the uk) that made roidhead behaviour more common. i mean that's the point of the video, Bradley is still delusional to the point that he gets offended if a smaller fighter says he couldn't beat them even tho it gets proven every time that he can't fight for shit
@randyranderson2807 I think it's is just a way to get attention, that he is not idiot and he is just buying visits and publicity acting like a fool in that matter. Or maybe he believes that.
He's lucky that Nate is less aggressive nowadays. 3,4 years ago he'd jumped Bradley just to show him. But to be honest I think Bradley is using the whole fight thing for views... He can't he that delusional.😅
@@mablesfatalfable6021Nate is 38 and taken too much damage over his life and it was his first pro boxing fight, Jake Paul whether u like him or not can actually knock people out and went the distance with tommy fury even tho he lost he knocked down fury in that fight as well.
but still, a street fight includes dirty tactics, so bradley would beat devin well, since hes not a mixed martial artist, only a really good boxer, so if hes on the ground hes more or less done but people like nate and demetrious, bradley is gone xd, i mean demetrious could have trouble since his massive disadvantage, but still id bet on him
He said it probably if its gonna be in a ring, he will fuck Bradley up, but if its gonna be in a streetfight, devon has to consider taking him down and smashing him.He needs to be able to take down Br so he can f him up
It's funny how all these fighters have such a hard time answering him not because they're scared, but because they feel bad for him. they know muscle cant win fight rofl
That man said "you can't take punches". That is a solid point. This boils down to conditioning. This guy's a bodybuilder and never takes 20 punches to rhe face coming in full force. He's too emotional. He'd be all over the place.
Yeop, and telegraphing all his moves 😂. Getting punched straight to the face and still being able to maintain your cool and fight intelligently, THAT is a mark of a good fighter.
Not only that, but you have to train your eyes too. Bradley won't even see the punches coming and won't be able to react. I stopped training for about 6 months one time and when I went back, the first day of sparring I was getting popped in the face with the slowest punches. Non fighters don't realize all that goes in to being a fighter.
yeah. a well placed punch with proper technique would rattle anyone even if the puncher is not that big of a guy. our head isn't as big as our body. one good punch and it's night night.
One of my friends became a body builder (not professionally), but he’s a big dude. 6’3 and probably like 230. He’s on roids too. Anyways he was my childhood friend. From 12-17. He was always the softest kid in our neighborhood. Whenever a fight would break out he would always be the first one to cry when he got hit. I was like 7 inches shorter and could easily take him. This is a pattern I noticed about big body builder dudes. Deep down they know they can’t take a hit. Can’t endure pain so instead of training (because they are afraid of the pain) they take up body building. Because this way they can feel strong, intimidating, and dangerous without ever going through the pain of getting hit. Im almost certain if brad gets cracked with a couple of punches he will instantly close his eyes and turn his face away.
The problem with bradley is that he thinks that boxers and martial artists cant play dirty aswell, like he thinks they are gonna play by the rules whilst he uses street tactics
@@CosmicFistfighters are fully aware of dirty tactics. If they don't protect themselves from dirty moves they'll get blown away as soon as someone fights dirty
Lets call out the boxer who puts plaster in his hands then. It's okay. He's 260 bro so we can cheat a little. He only fights guys smaller than him anyway. Wuss
@@bobbybanks77He’ll still whoop you and the majority of people today. I don’t think some of you realize just how elite of a fighter you need to be in order to even make it into The UFC, much less fight top contenders.
@@anxnymous_bodies What? Bobby didn't say that he would beat Nate. "Diaz is way past his prime and was never top notch to begin with" - As someone who has brought pretty much every MMA PPV that both Nate and Nick have fought in, what Bobby said is true. That doesn't mean he isn't an elite level fighter who would easily destroy 99.9% of people. It's just that in the UFC, the pinnacle of MMA, Nate wasn't up there with the title contenders.
@@MrGreFunky I _know_ what Bobby said. I really don’t get the point of your comment. His statement was that Diaz was past his prime and that he was never top notch. My reply to that was that you needed to be a certain caliber of fighter in order to even _make it_ into The UFC, so it didn’t matter if he was never top notch, because he’d still destroy most people in a fight. Furthermore, when you consider the original comment that Bobby was replying to… I really don’t understand the point of your comment. No offense
It’s to silence the bigger population of maysayers. The fighting fan base is full of lb 4 lb underdog dreamers that think muscles and size have 0 to do with fighting…not even a small percentage ..0
Exactly! I see alot of 240+ body builder go After lightwheight and lower classes , Like... Bro? Why? Oh yea its common knowledge a punch from heavier classes Can Actually end life
Plus they Really forget a smaller guy is More likely to give you body blows and you are Definitely not gonna be able to protect all the vitals like the solar plexus, the smaller guy is Defo faster once he is in his range where your untrained hands lose even the little bit of advantage You had, you are serving him a K.O. or straight up a body count +1 on silver platter
5:28 Brendan wasn't amazing or anything, but he is far from one of the worst. Saying that is a little crazy. Dude has some legit wins. He's not a top guy, but he could hang in the notoriously shallow heavyweight division no doubt.
Dude Brendan Shaub was a beast, definitely not even close to one of the worst! Sometimes this channel trips a bit lol also he would DESTROY Bradley Martin it wouldn't even be close! Not to mention Shaub is like 240 or even 250 and 6'4
Bradley really said, “I wish I could figure out a way to make this happen!” It’s not hard 😂, get in the octagon with some mma gloves and record it 😂😂😂😅
Mighty Mouse would humiliate him, this 260 bullshit means nothing , what means something is being a skilled astute fighter not a moronic lump , he’s as dumb and deluded as they come I’d not back him against anyone just not a fighter in the slightest
well , , most of the times podcast have hours long & he kind have to came up with something to make his pod interesting otherwise people gonna sleep , or he just a kind a guy that let his ego overcame his senses , or maybe he just smoke weird stuff
@lildad559 nah ur slow he trained with a guy with messed up kneck n snapped him down that's poor sportsmanship for ego no changing his action for views
@@switchhitter9000 I remember him saying it in an interview and I think it was Frank Bruno who repeated it; I'd be lying if I said I remember which talk show it was 📺
I thought the videos of him challenging people were silly. Now I see he's willing to put out videos of guys throwing him around getting embarrassed . I respect the fact he doesn't take himself too seriously.
No, he really doesn’t seem to take himself seriously. And I don’t think he actually believes he can take anyone of these guys in a fight. People in the comments calling him a big muscle dummy don’t seem to understand that it’s funny every time he debates these guys that he clearly respects the hell outta.
Im 99% certain that he thought hed be able to take devin haney, then when he saw the reactions and the engagement on that clip he decided to do the same thing with every fighter he talks to. Just noticing what sells and leaning into it.
that and it's really interesting to hear these fighters talk through how they would street fight a bigger guy, it's a gimmick but i'm kind of hooked on listening to them break down their thought process
I mean it can help. But not if you are a big bloated bodybuilder like Bradley. They spend all their time avoiding training their core to keep their waist thin, while packing on as much mass as humanly possible onto their limbs to slow them down. It is like they are purposefully trying to create the most unathletic body type imaginable. However, I wouldn't be shocked if like a 260lb NFL player was able to win against a 150lb fighter.
@@nerdstrangler4804 brad is definitely the wrong example of a "big bloated bodybuilder", he is actually insanely athletic I remember seeing an old clip of him jumping out a pool.
I’m 6’3” and I was 312lbs when I joined BJJ. I was very fat but very strong. I worked outdoors in all weather and had unnaturally awesome cardio for my size. My first instructor was 5’6”, 145lbs. He told me before we rolled the first time to “let my instincts guide me” and proceeded to bully me with transitions for the full five minute roll. He never even attempted a submission. He just took a move I made and used it against me. For the last two minutes of the roll he held me in side control 1 for two straight minutes. I could bench him off of me but was completely unable to because of his superior top control. When the time buzzed, I asked him why I couldn’t push him off. He said “Because I took away your leverage. Notice how, regardless of how strong you are, your muscles just couldn’t torque in any way that mattered? Because BJJ consists of understand the way the body can and can’t move. You notice when I took those points of leverage away from you, your muscles failed you. Your strength is an excellent attribute but technique will always outperform it. So make certain you learn to add your strength to your technique, and not add technique to your strength.” Literally never forgot that speech. I train by what coach Derek told me when I started.
Awesome to hear. I remember my first BJJ class, got subbed plenty of times by guys way smaller than me. Also remember my first ever sparring session in Muay Thai, it’s a humbling experience and you realize there are some very nice people out in the world that will beat your ass if you make them 😂
I’m 6’4 280 and I got humbled by a 155lbs state wrestler. We weren’t striking but he took me down so fast and mounted me so quickly we didn’t need to strike lol it was obvious I could of gotten pieced up lmao. I totally underestimated this guy , not a single worry until I was on my butt lol. So never under estimate anyone and treat everyone with some respect because you never know.
Same shit happened to me with some kid who was a kickboxer. Was like 3 times the size of the kid and had no worry in the world going into the fight but as soon as he hit me with one of his shin kicks I was shitting bricks 😂
Not to sound alike the ultimate badass here, but you absolutely ever know these days who is who. I was a high school wrestler, trained in boxing, did bjj for 8 years, was a combat veteran (infantry, two tours and one in Fallujah). I’ve trained and sparred with former ufc fighters at different gyms throughout San Diego. I’m like 5’5 and just lean like the surfer that I am. I’m calm, I’m kind, and I walk away from trouble if it ever comes up. I’ve got nothing to prove. But having that background, I can smell fake tough guys from a mile away.
same thing happened to me!! i am 6'6" 390 and i compete in strongman and powerlifting. i can farmers carry 500 pounds in each hand, and i recently pulled an f-350 100 yards at my last competition. my down syndrome nephew just started taking wrestling classes, and he wanted to wrestle me after my competition. he is 4'11" and 125 lbs. i thought wow easy pickings, but BOY was i surprised!!! i clinch him, and he immediately hip tosses me onto my back, goes full mount, sprawls, and puts me into a cross face cradle. i was SHOCKED!!!! my ego was so hurt because I was so used to being the strongest man at all of my tournaments, and i just got manhandled by a 125 lb'er with minimal wrestling experience!!! after that happened, this super hot chick who wanted to bang me for being the strongest guy at the tournament all of the sudden just pulls down my nephews shorts and starts blowing him right in front of me, his dick was HUGE!!! WAY bigger than mine!!! respect everybody!!! especially people smaller than you!! you can disrespect big guys, trust me, im a big guy and i dont know how to fight so disrespect us all you want!! we cant do anything about it!!
I'm a 275lb BJJ fighter, but only for 3 years now, and before that was a Rugby/American football player. The first 16 months of BJJ was the biggest humbling experience of my life, I got my ass kicked by 160-200lb dudes on a daily basis for months until I got some technique going to back-up the size. Now it's definitely a "be in my weight class or I'll likely win" situation, but for those first 2 years... I got my ass kicked A LOT.
6'7, North of 300, similar background, but also a relatively accomplished boxer, BJJ dudes FUCKED me up, I wasn't able to commit enough time to stick to it but it seriously was a humbling experience
The cockiness in “I’d beat the fuck out of you in a street fight” and the absolute confidence and reassurance in “no I would kill you bro” says a lot about their ego and capabilities
It is hard to explain the mentality of a trained fighter, a pro fighter's mentality is such that a guy like Bradley is looked upon as easy prey. Why? When he is training to get pretty muscles, a fighter is on a totally different game plan! The game plan is simple for fighters, train to be the best boxer, kickboxing, or MMA fighter. Learning to become a fighter requires a violent mindset that most athletes can't comprehend. Lifting weights to pose for pictures and judges is totally different compared to a fighter's training plan. I fought many years ago as a Kickboxer. This was before the days of MMA. Most of us also trained in jujitsu or Judo. I personally told a very large NFL football player that I could knock him out in a fight. He acknowledged that he knew he would lose in a fight with a trained fighter. We had a great laugh, to be honest, he had mad respect for us fighters, the respect was mutual. This player had amazing accolades as one of the best players in his position he was in the Pro Bowl multiple times. He was an amazing football player. Somehow being a fighter gives one confidence in a crowd of normal people as well as elite pro athletes. Size does not matter to a fighter unless the bigger guy is also a trained fighter. But, I must give the flip side of this confidence, buyer beware! If a weapon such as a gun or a knife enters the fray all bets are off on the trained fighter winning that battle. I personally knew a great fighter who was killed by a gunshot wound. He had a bright future, sadly he got into a fight inside a club, and quickly ended the fight with a kO. Once the loser of that fight gathered himself he left the club only to return with a gun and killed the trained fighter. Street fights have no rules! As far as Bradley goes, he is making these outrageous claims to get clicks on his podcasts. I personally knew top-rank bodybuilders who had amazing muscles, those guys were very cool and respectful. I understand that the world has changed since my days as an athlete, people like Bradley are making money by making outrageous claims. As one who knew guys his size and larger, I can assure you Bradley would never truly challenge a trained fighter. He is getting clout by making these claims, he realizes that the odds are against him winning a street fight with a high-level fighter. His strategy for getting clicks is working, I never heard his name until he made the claims that he could lay on top of Mighty Mouse. I highly doubt that he could just lay on top of Mighty Mouse the MMA multiple champion. Non-fighters are oblivious to the fact that a trained Jujitsu or Judoka knows how to use someone's momentum against them. In the late 70s, I started training in multiple martial arts. At the start of my grappling training, the first technique I learned was how to break a fall. We drilled breaking a fall more than I like to remember. next came different sweeps and throws. At the time I weighed in at 135 lb, My height was 5'9. I was teamed with a guy who was 6'2 feet tall and weighed around 275. Despite being the smaller person, I was amazed at how easy it was to hip-toss a larger opponent. This is the reason that the majority of train fighters are not intimidated by large guys with muscles. A trained fighter knows that it would be a quick fight!
Lemme basically give a TLDR: of what @SWATMedic said, Trained fighters can talk shit, they know what they’re getting into, they’ve already dealt with it before. Lifting iron and saying you can fight on the other hand is kinda stupid
People don't understand when Nate when in the ring against people he wasn't trying to kill them. He was trying to get paid first of all and second of all he was trying to wear them down for a later knock out or decision. He was also fighting under sanctioned rules that could cost him alot of money if he broke them. In a street fight Nate Diaz isn't going to think about doing 5 rounds. He will FUCK YOU UP QUICK. Elbows kneecap you knock you down and proceed to stomp the fuck out of you or choke you to sleep.
Is the shirt tugging insecurity too? Watch everytime he moves around he has to tug on his shirt. I usually see that with overweight people trying to hide their gut.
all bark no bite kinda fella, he had andrew tate over once and complications led to andrew being late, and muscle for brains was talking shit to his buddy saying hed call him out as soon as he came through the door and when andrew did come through bradley just sucked up to him
I trained in full contact karate for a few years. I’m a bigger guy 6’2” and was around 215 when I was training. I would constantly get humbled by much smaller dudes that had been in the game longer. I mean show up and just become a plaything to them. Total eye opener on what people that devote their lives to this are capable of. Podcaster is doomed.
@@X5N3 Jesus dude you're massive I'm only Just 6'3 16 years old, large build 90kg. I do bjj as well and i got beaten crap out of by a 5'7 65kg of the same age. I learned my lesson that day that no one is guaranteed to win. I am grey belt and he was blue.
I'm actually a 220lb boxer that trains in Mexico, I've been humbled by smaller faster boxers so many times, I actually find the bigger guys are easier for me because they slow and gas out quickly, people who never spar or train have no idea, I use to do a lot of weights and was no where near the size of Bradley but use to gas out , as soon as I cut down I was way more efficient
Fully agree with that bro.I'm 6'3 and about 205lb and I find smaller boxers more difficult to spar with and often naturally faster than me, but of course when you're not just sparring, the power will pretty much eat up that advantage. But I find sparring with 6'5 ish boxers easy to control most of the time and pretty comfortable. That power is different though.
@@eddie-wc4oh 1. he could be mexican 2. mexico is home to one of the best boxing cultures in the world along with the USA(not so much lately), UK and Japan
I also boxed. I'm 5'11 was roughly 175lbs. Fought big guys who were 6'3 200lbs+ it was so easy to read their next move + low gas tank. Then I fought a 5'3 125lbs teenager who'd been boxing since he was 5yo. I couldn't land a single hit and his punches were lighting speed. Bradley def had no idea wtf he's talking about because he's never been in this situation
When Sean first started out I thought he was super cocky welcome to the sugar show. Now he just seems more confident in flamboyant. He turned into a real champion
I’m a former football player walking around at 260 and still very active and I know size don’t matter in fighting. I’ve been taking down by a 180 pound BJJ guy and stood no chance. I started boxing after football and trained with a guy that was 155 to 165 not sure but body shots had me on a knee. When someone is a expert in their field don’t disrespect them or you can F around and find out.
Had a similar experience. I use to train and I was probably around 215 or 220. I sparred a guy that was about 130 and he caught me with a body shot that sent me to my knees. I think he was a pro boxer or something, never threw a kick just got on the inside gave me a warning that I wasnt guarding my body then proceeded to prove his point.
@@rb7915-v9k totally understandable it hurts but I never felt smaller in my life tapping to a guy half my size 😂. I feel everyone should be taught that in grade school cause less people would run their mouths.
@@theunit4366 might be nice to see this guy get humiliated, also seen some guys who can bang but with clothes on they dont look as powerful as they are, seen these cocky 250+ pound guys get slept and seriously hurt by some dudes, especially those stocky guys who look like big welterweights but are compact, lightheavy/heavy weights. Big guy lifted some weights and now thinks hes superman and gets destroyed.
At 6'3 240lbs (I'm fat and out of shape) and you'll probably agree with me that size does intimidate ppl. I'm not a fighter or an aggressive person, but just being a bigger dude has worked to my advantage in tense situations.
I always say this to people when they are like BJJ beats everyone in a street fight so easy. Yeah out in an open area one on one BJJ probably beats most things. But if I'm in a crowded pub with tables and glasses and lots of people the last thing I'm wanting is to be on the floor. you'd be wanting to get a few good punches off and get yourself in a position to get out of there if other people got involved.
It's entertainment, the guy clearly isn't taking any of this seriously, but he sees the engagement he's getting so keeps going, fair play. It's lighthearted fun at the end of the day.
When you have high stamina, endurance, and a proper diet. The human body can sustain maximum effort for quite some time. Also, there's no such thing as giving more than 100%. Think about what you just said. Your body can only give 100% of what it's capable. You can't magically add another 10% of effort after you've given it your all. Because by definition, you've exhausted all of the body's energy. Imagine being in math class and saying you divided by zero.
When I was a Drill Sgt years ago, and it came time for hand-to-hand combat training, I always told the entire company of 200-250 new recruits to choose the baddest of them all to challenge me. I did this for 10 cycles and won every single time. I'm only 5'8", was 160lbs at the time. I competed in very small amateur BJJ tournaments and MMA stuff, but nothing serious. And some guys that were almost twice my weight got put down so fast because I had several years training more than them. I never had a match last more than 90 seconds. I'm no where near the level of any of these real fighters. Bradley is delusional thinking he can handle a professional fighter.
@@seyerus99.9% of people have never trained in any kind of grappling. Think about the population of your city and then think about how many people are in your MMA class.
@@seyerus Also keep in mind that most people who are serious about their training usually don't want to show off. When that challenge was literally you guys pick the biggest baddest one out of the 200-250 group it's highly likely that the ones that had a background wouldn't want to stand out and wouldn't volunteer. Besides, think about what would happen if your Drill Sgt openly challenges the recruits to a fight and you're the one who goes in and wins in a convincing manner. You'll end up doing 10x more work than anyone else for the whole duration afterwards. That's not to diminish op's accomplishments or anything, but these are just some things people would've been thinking about if they were in that position.
Exactly my point there is a reason y Regestierd boxers/ ufc fighters are considered Lethal weapons but RANDOMS give opinions on shit THEYBDONT know bro
I sparred 3 fighters. Even when I had weight and power advantage, it wasn't even a fight. The speed, precision, and technique is next level. It's hard to even land a punch and every time you throw a punch, you open up. I took 2 liver shots, 3 to the solar plexus and ribcage, and another 18+ headshots that left me stunned. On the ground, a good wrestler will choke you in 6 different ways before letting you tap out of pity. Bradley's only option is to sit on the little guy and hold their hands.
It’s a lot easier if you’re naturally fast even at a larger weight. Also having a wrestling background helped but the guts for you to talk about your experience is dope bro 💪🏽
Absolutely enjoyed the wrestling/fighting parts of this video. The fact that he was willing to go in there with people who are far more advanced in fighting areas than he is was perfect.
@@streetsbehind247all professional boxers are professional fighters... not all professional fighters are professional boxers.... So professional fighter would be the umbrella term that encompasses all types of professional fighters... and any one of them will light Bradley up
jake paul is living proof anyone can beat a pro go look what jake did to 5x champ tyron woodley lmao when he was 38 not 50 . a 38 year old 5x champ whos been sparring and training his whole life should of beat jake who is a youtuber lmao. dont try to act like jake is some sort of pro now.
I’ve been to a few gyms and one thing I appreciate about larger combat athletes is that they MOSTLY aren’t looking to hurt people smaller than them. I’ve been in wrestling practice and had the big guys tell me to go somewhere else because they were afraid of hurting me. Most big dudes that fight have a certain level of honor to them that Bradley is missing
That's because the coaches teach them honour and discipline. Every single guy I know that was running around doing a madness in the streets and went the boxing route all became some of the most standup guys I've known. Boxing coaches don't get nearly enough credit for how they act as more than just trainers, they're literally father figures for a lot of these guys that are running around getting in trouble.
@@11bornrichnothing to do with coaches learning stuf. They learn it to everyone from every weightclass. Still the smaller guys are the bullies most if the time
@@professionalshittalker you're a product of your environment. the coaches absolutely had something to do with it. even if the effect is merely supplemental, it should not be ignored or dismissed like your doing
I’m 205. I’m a brown belt in bjj and mauy thai. Been a bouncer for 6 years now as well as fighter. I’ll never forget pushing a 315lb d1 athlete who tried to barge in cutting the line and waiting for him to swing and then swam under his arm and choked him out in front of everyone. One of the proudest moments of my life I was scared as hell tbh.
@@TakeOffV05 you clearly don’t train mauy thai. Or at least not in America. There’s without a doubt belts. A simple google search can tell you that much dude…it’s a western system of achievement grading. They use feathers and all types of other methods in thai land.
@@CherokeeChief. the feathers, along with headbands, are a decorative peace lol, or for good luck, worn them plenty of times and have done my boxing dance plenty of times, been doing this for like 6 years and no where have I ever herd of a belt or any sighn of grading system in Muay Thai, not even in Thailand…
hahaha...don't be ashamed bro, we all start somewhere on our specific journeys throughout life for certain information and skillsets, and he may have been the one who inspired and motivated you at that particular time and season in your life. I wasn't heavy into watching him years ago, but I check him out sometimes, but I was more into Mike Rashid. I don't even watch him like I use to or any other fitness personality for that matter, every now and then I will.
The thing is that Bradley isn’t just challenging trained fighters. He’s challenging fighters that have risen above all other trained fighters in the world. These aren’t your average guy that’s trained a bunch of MMA. These are the highest level fighters on earth. I don’t know much about him but I’d guess he’s not even among the highest level of body building guys out there.
lol ya majority ppl only see the top ranked guys and don't realize your average professional with a 10-4 record would destroy brad. CM punk trained for 3+ yrs to get destroyed by a BJJ dude making his debut...then he trained more and got destroyed by a 0-1 dude like the fuck. PPL just dunno
Bro you dudes is crazy if you think might mouse who’s 5”3 an 90 pounds will beat up big 260 Bradley in a street fight your absolutely full of shit idc how trained he is might mouse is way to small you guys know that bro if your way to small yo ur punches won’t do a soul to nobody who’s 5 times bigger
Its obvious that brad never felt a leg kick before. The first time in muay thai I took a leg kick, I didn't know that kind of pain could exist. It wasn't even a hard shot, it was just my instructor using me as a demonstration, throwing it slow with good technique, and the spot he hit on my leg was so soft and unconditioned, it bruised immediately and felt like death. Also, Brad would experience an insane amount of lactic acid build up in his arms, being that huge definitely hurts you the longer the fight goes, you need more oxygen in those giant muscles. The ideal fighting build is just being on the leaner side, being agile and having great cardio.
this happened with me too. I ate a low kick on my quad-hamm in between and that time it hurt and i couldn't walk, but then it started to swell up and realized i was fucked
Can relate... that kick around the femoral artery is no joke. A Muay Thai instructor was demonstrating the kick on EVERYONE in the class. I felt that pain too, and I couldn't even help but limp away after the
@@akshatgupta9166 i know! It's crazy how much it can hurt the first few times. I felt the same way with blocking kicks with my forearms, that stuff hurts at first, same with kicking the bag haha.
Everytime Brad says “I love it” you can tell his ego is just being crushed 😂
i think it’s him realizing he got another clip that’s gonna go viral😭😭
ABSOLUTELY !!!
How is his ego crushed, when his videos literally get 100.000s of views and fame?^^
Who doesn't love Bradley
@@GokuTheGreat3441who bradly Martin?
“ I don’t wanna hurt you before your fight” “ you won’t” 😂 I love Nate
That was the best exchange in the whole video 😆
@@ryanwoytowich4215 frfr
I love it!
😂😂😂
Brad is mainly muscles and arrogance
Fighters are speed, stamina, skill ect. Relying on weight and muscles is just a limited thought, that only goes so far
"Can you beat me in a street fight?", "You're a podcaster brother"...this says it all...
The people that underestimate an opponent are always the ones to lose. Throwing a punch isn’t rocket science.
@@Dove88Yeah try throwing a punch at a bro and see what happens 😂😂
He whould get hurt bad his size dont mean shit
@@tonytheboneless5485 strength matters there’s a reason why they have weight classes. I do agree that’s not always the case though, this guy probably never been in a fight his entire life.
@@Dove88 It only matter if they both have the same skill level
A big guy with no fighting skill is getting slamed by a well trained fighter
@@tonytheboneless5485 possibly, depends on the individual.
there are so many bradley martins in every gym nowadays it's actually scary
That’s why I wear a hoodie and keep my head down and mind my business. Not trying to be in anyone’s drama or videos or anything. We just wanna lift
my teeth start chattering like a cartoon character every time i see one of them i’m Sick of this torment
I think there is less right now. UFC has made everyone more aware of the difference between a fighter and the common people.
Back in the 80's 90's Arnold body type was considered the strongest
@@raskolnikov1288 yeah but gear became more acccessible and widespread (at least in the uk) that made roidhead behaviour more common. i mean that's the point of the video, Bradley is still delusional to the point that he gets offended if a smaller fighter says he couldn't beat them even tho it gets proven every time that he can't fight for shit
@randyranderson2807 I think it's is just a way to get attention, that he is not idiot and he is just buying visits and publicity acting like a fool in that matter.
Or maybe he believes that.
Imagine looking Nate Diaz in the eyes and saying "I think i could take you".
I laughed my ass off.
He's lucky that Nate is less aggressive nowadays. 3,4 years ago he'd jumped Bradley just to show him. But to be honest I think Bradley is using the whole fight thing for views... He can't he that delusional.😅
yea he just went viral with it and kept playing into it..but he will get humbled in a sparring set up eventually and i think he knows
Jake paul can say that with confidence 😂
@@RBNN69in boxing yes but in MMA no
@@RBNN69 Boxing is only one part of fighting.
Nate's confidence is 100% justified. It's funny how non fighters think.
Nate got beat by Jake Paul.
@CommanderBunbun-fx5xu everyone gets beat by Jake Paul what are u on about 😂.. I hope u see the stupidity in that.
@@CommanderBunbun-fx5xuhe boxed him, that’s different to fighting, because Jake would die in a fight also
@@mablesfatalfable6021honestly if jake wasn't a TH-camr people would say that his hands are dynamite and I don't even like dude
@@mablesfatalfable6021Nate is 38 and taken too much damage over his life and it was his first pro boxing fight, Jake Paul whether u like him or not can actually knock people out and went the distance with tommy fury even tho he lost he knocked down fury in that fight as well.
The "yeah he'd prolly fuck you up too" crushed Brad's soul.
😂😂😂
I like how all the fighters are so humble
Because they have nothing to prove. Bradley wants to prove how strong he is.
All of them would kill Bradley for 4-5 sec
"I got a gun, back off."
"But I'm 260 bro."
Fr
lmfao6😂😅
Shots fired 😂
😂 on god
"I just choked you out"
"but im 260 bro"
Only someone that never trained real martial arts will think like this.
but still, a street fight includes dirty tactics, so bradley would beat devin well, since hes not a mixed martial artist, only a really good boxer, so if hes on the ground hes more or less done
but people like nate and demetrious, bradley is gone xd, i mean demetrious could have trouble since his massive disadvantage, but still id bet on him
The fact you can't even spell it shows you've never trained either.
@@greigite5191 and in this ridiculous scenario of yours, you think the other opponent wont do dirty fighting? Come on. Stop coping
Bradley wouldn't win.
His punches would be too slow.@@ashurafreedan
Who is Marciel?
“You’re a podcaster brother” translation stop playing with me man 😂
Nate “lil bro’d” Bradley 😮💨🥱🥱
@@enriquemedrano5128 Nate would make Bradley cry if they fought😂💯
@@enriquemedrano5128 huh
I’m crying 😂
nate isnt the one to joke around with like that. 1 wrong word and you will be fighting him lol.
A trained fighter not held back by rules is a very dangerous thing.
I love it when Diaz goes "Ya won't" 😂😂😂😂
I haven't smiled that hard in a while, Nates eyes said a lot as well...."boooy, I'mma f#$k you up mf👀"..🤣💀
Nate was ready after the interview & Brad wanted to wait 😅
Such an epic response... This is definitely up there with " not surprised m'fers" and " playing touch butt with so dork in the park" 🤣🤣🤣💪💪💪
He is a goat in his own way 💪
Nate was ready to take this mf's eyes out and strap his ballsack around his neck
LMFAO "he'd probably fuck you up too." I love how Nate shows respect to Devon like that.
He said it probably if its gonna be in a ring, he will fuck Bradley up, but if its gonna be in a streetfight, devon has to consider taking him down and smashing him.He needs to be able to take down Br so he can f him up
nate wasn’t as confident about tho
That guy same size as Bradley tho
"Everybody has a plan until they got punched in the face"
-Mike Tython
"Everybody getting so used to being able to say what the F@#& They want, and not getinn punched in they mouth!"
.....also Mike Tyson.
Yeth you are rith
I thee what you did there.
Everyone has a face until they get punched in the plan
Mike Python
It's funny how all these fighters have such a hard time answering him not because they're scared, but because they feel bad for him. they know muscle cant win fight rofl
“You think you can beat me at chess? I’m 260 I grab a hold of you its over.” Killed me 😂.
Hahahha, grab yout hands and you can't make a move,i win lol
260 likes lol
260 elo lmao
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@Grimmjeaux
“You can’t check mate me if I knock your chess piece over bro, 260lbs of a finger flick”
That man said "you can't take punches". That is a solid point. This boils down to conditioning. This guy's a bodybuilder and never takes 20 punches to rhe face coming in full force. He's too emotional. He'd be all over the place.
Yeop, and telegraphing all his moves 😂.
Getting punched straight to the face and still being able to maintain your cool and fight intelligently, THAT is a mark of a good fighter.
Not only that, but you have to train your eyes too. Bradley won't even see the punches coming and won't be able to react. I stopped training for about 6 months one time and when I went back, the first day of sparring I was getting popped in the face with the slowest punches. Non fighters don't realize all that goes in to being a fighter.
yeah. a well placed punch with proper technique would rattle anyone even if the puncher is not that big of a guy.
our head isn't as big as our body. one good punch and it's night night.
One of my friends became a body builder (not professionally), but he’s a big dude. 6’3 and probably like 230. He’s on roids too.
Anyways he was my childhood friend. From 12-17. He was always the softest kid in our neighborhood. Whenever a fight would break out he would always be the first one to cry when he got hit. I was like 7 inches shorter and could easily take him.
This is a pattern I noticed about big body builder dudes. Deep down they know they can’t take a hit. Can’t endure pain so instead of training (because they are afraid of the pain) they take up body building. Because this way they can feel strong, intimidating, and dangerous without ever going through the pain of getting hit.
Im almost certain if brad gets cracked with a couple of punches he will instantly close his eyes and turn his face away.
huge L take
The problem with bradley is that he thinks that boxers and martial artists cant play dirty aswell, like he thinks they are gonna play by the rules whilst he uses street tactics
Seems like a lot of people are under that impression
Facts, just like how the Shaolins have forbidden techniques, I’m sure other Boxers and MMA fighters have them too. He’s delusional 😂
@@CosmicFistfighters are fully aware of dirty tactics. If they don't protect themselves from dirty moves they'll get blown away as soon as someone fights dirty
Many people think that for some reason
Lets call out the boxer who puts plaster in his hands then.
It's okay. He's 260 bro so we can cheat a little. He only fights guys smaller than him anyway. Wuss
2:43 “You’re a podcaster brother🥺”🤣🤣🤣 got me weak
Bradley: "i dont want to hurt you before your fight"
Diaz: "you wont" 🔥😂🤣
Diaz is way past his prime and was never top notch to begin with.
@@bobbybanks77He’ll still whoop you and the majority of people today. I don’t think some of you realize just how elite of a fighter you need to be in order to even make it into The UFC, much less fight top contenders.
@@bobbybanks77 ya calm down Bradley fan keyboard warrior
@@anxnymous_bodies What? Bobby didn't say that he would beat Nate. "Diaz is way past his prime and was never top notch to begin with" - As someone who has brought pretty much every MMA PPV that both Nate and Nick have fought in, what Bobby said is true. That doesn't mean he isn't an elite level fighter who would easily destroy 99.9% of people. It's just that in the UFC, the pinnacle of MMA, Nate wasn't up there with the title contenders.
@@MrGreFunky I _know_ what Bobby said. I really don’t get the point of your comment. His statement was that Diaz was past his prime and that he was never top notch. My reply to that was that you needed to be a certain caliber of fighter in order to even _make it_ into The UFC, so it didn’t matter if he was never top notch, because he’d still destroy most people in a fight. Furthermore, when you consider the original comment that Bobby was replying to… I really don’t understand the point of your comment. No offense
When professional fighters who live that life tell you you're not the fighter you think you are you should listen
Wise words right here.
Some 150 pounds fighter thinking he could do anything against a 250 pound guy is more delusional
@@CobraJeansBradley is that you?
Brad an idiot lol
@@CobraJeansfound the guy who thinks just cause he weighs more he can win any fight against someone even 10lbs lighter 😂😂😂
Anyone that big asking small fighters for a hypothetical fight has MASSIVE self assurance issues.
Fr!
He literally can’t fight at all
It’s to silence the bigger population of maysayers. The fighting fan base is full of lb 4 lb underdog dreamers that think muscles and size have 0 to do with fighting…not even a small percentage ..0
Exactly! I see alot of 240+ body builder go After lightwheight and lower classes , Like... Bro? Why? Oh yea its common knowledge a punch from heavier classes Can Actually end life
Plus they Really forget a smaller guy is More likely to give you body blows and you are Definitely not gonna be able to protect all the vitals like the solar plexus, the smaller guy is Defo faster once he is in his range where your untrained hands lose even the little bit of advantage You had, you are serving him a K.O. or straight up a body count +1 on silver platter
5:28 Brendan wasn't amazing or anything, but he is far from one of the worst. Saying that is a little crazy. Dude has some legit wins. He's not a top guy, but he could hang in the notoriously shallow heavyweight division no doubt.
Bro knocked out cro cop.
Calling him one of the worst is crazy
Dude Brendan Shaub was a beast, definitely not even close to one of the worst! Sometimes this channel trips a bit lol also he would DESTROY Bradley Martin it wouldn't even be close! Not to mention Shaub is like 240 or even 250 and 6'4
Bradley really said, “I wish I could figure out a way to make this happen!” It’s not hard 😂, get in the octagon with some mma gloves and record it 😂😂😂😅
Facts Nate Diaz said let’s go after this 😂
Mighty Mouse would humiliate him, this 260 bullshit means nothing , what means something is being a skilled astute fighter not a moronic lump , he’s as dumb and deluded as they come I’d not back him against anyone just not a fighter in the slightest
well , , most of the times podcast have hours long & he kind have to came up with something to make his pod interesting otherwise people gonna sleep , or he just a kind a guy that let his ego overcame his senses , or maybe he just smoke weird stuff
No its even easier all he has to do is sign a waver and jot sue thats it
Nate WANTED to just to ice dude's ego but there's NO WAY he'd step in the cage
He 100% knows exactly what hes doing. One if the easiest ways to get social media views
It’s so smart; and people think he’s serious. Bradley is definitely smarter than that 😂
@@Teepkicksyea theres a reason he actually hasnt gone through with a fight when hella people are calling him out hes getting them clicks 😂
@lildad559 nah ur slow he trained with a guy with messed up kneck n snapped him down that's poor sportsmanship for ego no changing his action for views
@@lildad559he's trying to act l8ke he markets it
@@jonathanorona9548you’re just mad
"If people who fight in the street were capable of fighting professionally, they wouldn't be fighting in the street to begin with" - Muhammad Ali 🥊
I’ve never heard this quote is there a video of him saying jt
was this before or after he lost his mind from getting hit in the head too many times
@@switchhitter9000 I remember him saying it in an interview and I think it was Frank Bruno who repeated it; I'd be lying if I said I remember which talk show it was 📺
@@Squatzoatz He was still quite young; probably in his 30's...
Definitely one of the smartest things he ever said because it is unequivocally true 💯
False
Professional fighting has rules to protect fighters. Street fighting has no rules.
Bradley " I love it" Martyn
I thought the videos of him challenging people were silly. Now I see he's willing to put out videos of guys throwing him around getting embarrassed . I respect the fact he doesn't take himself too seriously.
No, he really doesn’t seem to take himself seriously. And I don’t think he actually believes he can take anyone of these guys in a fight. People in the comments calling him a big muscle dummy don’t seem to understand that it’s funny every time he debates these guys that he clearly respects the hell outta.
it's all about the clicks brother.
Im 99% certain that he thought hed be able to take devin haney, then when he saw the reactions and the engagement on that clip he decided to do the same thing with every fighter he talks to. Just noticing what sells and leaning into it.
@@Max_Flexingtonindeed.
I reckon he’s just good at playing the audience.
that and it's really interesting to hear these fighters talk through how they would street fight a bigger guy, it's a gimmick but i'm kind of hooked on listening to them break down their thought process
When Sean omalley says i think i have the skills to kill you its actually scary
People arent rhinos or bears? Humans are soft as hell
People forget the tap is there to save the opponent. Without a ref, a choke results in death pretty quickly.
@@tjoohoo11 fam you soft as fuck!🤣🤣🤣
Bro got humbled by a security guard and he think he could take professional killers😭
Usually those security guards have some sort of martial arts background but still
@Trapqueendekay yeah that's the crazy thing the average black belt is nothing compared to a pro fighter bro thinks being 260 makes him god
@@icantpasstheballmost guards are just big dudes who love to fight but yeah real security guards have some training in some type of martial art
Professional killers? Where?
@@icantpasstheballyeah they got that white belt.
3:53 “ya won’t “😂😂
It’s good that Bradley has spread awareness on this subject. Too many people think lifting weights means you can handle yourself
I mean it can help. But not if you are a big bloated bodybuilder like Bradley. They spend all their time avoiding training their core to keep their waist thin, while packing on as much mass as humanly possible onto their limbs to slow them down.
It is like they are purposefully trying to create the most unathletic body type imaginable. However, I wouldn't be shocked if like a 260lb NFL player was able to win against a 150lb fighter.
It can certainly help. An untrained gym rat vs an untrained fuckboy... I know who I'm putting my money on 🤷
@@bluepower8593untrained fuckboy might have that innate one shot knockout power.
well a weapon helps training with weapons is better if u wanna hurt someone
@@nerdstrangler4804 brad is definitely the wrong example of a "big bloated bodybuilder", he is actually insanely athletic I remember seeing an old clip of him jumping out a pool.
I’m 6’3” and I was 312lbs when I joined BJJ. I was very fat but very strong. I worked outdoors in all weather and had unnaturally awesome cardio for my size. My first instructor was 5’6”, 145lbs. He told me before we rolled the first time to “let my instincts guide me” and proceeded to bully me with transitions for the full five minute roll. He never even attempted a submission. He just took a move I made and used it against me. For the last two minutes of the roll he held me in side control 1 for two straight minutes. I could bench him off of me but was completely unable to because of his superior top control.
When the time buzzed, I asked him why I couldn’t push him off. He said “Because I took away your leverage. Notice how, regardless of how strong you are, your muscles just couldn’t torque in any way that mattered? Because BJJ consists of understand the way the body can and can’t move. You notice when I took those points of leverage away from you, your muscles failed you. Your strength is an excellent attribute but technique will always outperform it. So make certain you learn to add your strength to your technique, and not add technique to your strength.”
Literally never forgot that speech. I train by what coach Derek told me when I started.
It's an incredibly fun and humbling experience. And the best part, most trainers just want you to be good and excel. Glad you got into it.
What a dope comment man thanks!
Awesome to hear. I remember my first BJJ class, got subbed plenty of times by guys way smaller than me. Also remember my first ever sparring session in Muay Thai, it’s a humbling experience and you realize there are some very nice people out in the world that will beat your ass if you make them 😂
god bless you brother. Thanks for this
That last sentence was 🤯
“You won’t” the confidence in that man’s voice 💪
The confidence is warranted
Jokeress tone to it like try me mf…
Nahhh it's "yyya won't"
Emphasis on the Y
@@azzz1578 absolutely.
Nate would rock Bradley to sleep in less than a minute.
Devin is telling him exactly what that situation would be. I love how he puts him in his place.
“I wouldn’t want to hurt you before your fight”
“You won’t”
🤣
Being 260 is dude’s whole personality
wait hes 260? i thought he was 200
You got 260 likes what’s the odds of that 😂
@@noahdillard1210 well, as long as they exceed 260 likes, the chances of them having 260 likes at some point are 100%
😂
Bradley is such a pussy he can’t even deal with his bald ass head. Wears a hat 24/7 to hide it 😂
Brian Shaw completely humbling Bradley by showimg him what true strength is was awesome.
True strength LMAO. Bradley is also very strong, numbnuts.
I love it
I mean, Shaw is just much bigger and stronger than most people in the world so it would be kinda hard to beat him based on strength alone ofc.
Wait, now his hat came off, which exposed his hairline, and he lost all his power, so it wasn't fair.
@@heymelon 4 times World Strongest Man. Less than 10 people stronger than Brian even tho he's retired
i love Nate he was like lets go after this.
I’m 6’4 280 and I got humbled by a 155lbs state wrestler. We weren’t striking but he took me down so fast and mounted me so quickly we didn’t need to strike lol it was obvious I could of gotten pieced up lmao. I totally underestimated this guy , not a single worry until I was on my butt lol. So never under estimate anyone and treat everyone with some respect because you never know.
Same shit happened to me with some kid who was a kickboxer. Was like 3 times the size of the kid and had no worry in the world going into the fight but as soon as he hit me with one of his shin kicks I was shitting bricks 😂
Not to sound alike the ultimate badass here, but you absolutely ever know these days who is who. I was a high school wrestler, trained in boxing, did bjj for 8 years, was a combat veteran (infantry, two tours and one in Fallujah). I’ve trained and sparred with former ufc fighters at different gyms throughout San Diego. I’m like 5’5 and just lean like the surfer that I am. I’m calm, I’m kind, and I walk away from trouble if it ever comes up. I’ve got nothing to prove. But having that background, I can smell fake tough guys from a mile away.
this is different you are a wrestler. but a boxer vs a bodybuilder he isn’t winning.
same thing happened to me!! i am 6'6" 390 and i compete in strongman and powerlifting. i can farmers carry 500 pounds in each hand, and i recently pulled an f-350 100 yards at my last competition. my down syndrome nephew just started taking wrestling classes, and he wanted to wrestle me after my competition. he is 4'11" and 125 lbs. i thought wow easy pickings, but BOY was i surprised!!! i clinch him, and he immediately hip tosses me onto my back, goes full mount, sprawls, and puts me into a cross face cradle. i was SHOCKED!!!! my ego was so hurt because I was so used to being the strongest man at all of my tournaments, and i just got manhandled by a 125 lb'er with minimal wrestling experience!!! after that happened, this super hot chick who wanted to bang me for being the strongest guy at the tournament all of the sudden just pulls down my nephews shorts and starts blowing him right in front of me, his dick was HUGE!!! WAY bigger than mine!!! respect everybody!!! especially people smaller than you!! you can disrespect big guys, trust me, im a big guy and i dont know how to fight so disrespect us all you want!! we cant do anything about it!!
That last statement you said "treat everyone with respect" I said the same thing when I got humbled 😂😂
I'm a 275lb BJJ fighter, but only for 3 years now, and before that was a Rugby/American football player. The first 16 months of BJJ was the biggest humbling experience of my life, I got my ass kicked by 160-200lb dudes on a daily basis for months until I got some technique going to back-up the size. Now it's definitely a "be in my weight class or I'll likely win" situation, but for those first 2 years... I got my ass kicked A LOT.
6'7, North of 300, similar background, but also a relatively accomplished boxer, BJJ dudes FUCKED me up, I wasn't able to commit enough time to stick to it but it seriously was a humbling experience
Still getting my ass kick and kicking ass at 60 kg and 186cm
@@SadBundie enjoy it - I'm a fat old man now... well okay I'm only kind of old. Probably do more training than you think you want to.
@@AndrewB383at your size I bet people don't mess with you.
@@AndrewB383 Do you have back issues?
The cockiness in “I’d beat the fuck out of you in a street fight” and the absolute confidence and reassurance in “no I would kill you bro” says a lot about their ego and capabilities
It is hard to explain the mentality of a trained fighter, a pro fighter's mentality is such that a guy like Bradley is looked upon as easy prey. Why? When he is training to get pretty muscles, a fighter is on a totally different game plan! The game plan is simple for fighters, train to be the best boxer, kickboxing, or MMA fighter. Learning to become a fighter requires a violent mindset that most athletes can't comprehend. Lifting weights to pose for pictures and judges is totally different compared to a fighter's training plan. I fought many years ago as a Kickboxer. This was before the days of MMA. Most of us also trained in jujitsu or Judo. I personally told a very large NFL football player that I could knock him out in a fight. He acknowledged that he knew he would lose in a fight with a trained fighter. We had a great laugh, to be honest, he had mad respect for us fighters, the respect was mutual. This player had amazing accolades as one of the best players in his position he was in the Pro Bowl multiple times. He was an amazing football player. Somehow being a fighter gives one confidence in a crowd of normal people as well as elite pro athletes. Size does not matter to a fighter unless the bigger guy is also a trained fighter. But, I must give the flip side of this confidence, buyer beware! If a weapon such as a gun or a knife enters the fray all bets are off on the trained fighter winning that battle. I personally knew a great fighter who was killed by a gunshot wound. He had a bright future, sadly he got into a fight inside a club, and quickly ended the fight with a kO. Once the loser of that fight gathered himself he left the club only to return with a gun and killed the trained fighter. Street fights have no rules! As far as Bradley goes, he is making these outrageous claims to get clicks on his podcasts. I personally knew top-rank bodybuilders who had amazing muscles, those guys were very cool and respectful. I understand that the world has changed since my days as an athlete, people like Bradley are making money by making outrageous claims. As one who knew guys his size and larger, I can assure you Bradley would never truly challenge a trained fighter. He is getting clout by making these claims, he realizes that the odds are against him winning a street fight with a high-level fighter. His strategy for getting clicks is working, I never heard his name until he made the claims that he could lay on top of Mighty Mouse. I highly doubt that he could just lay on top of Mighty Mouse the MMA multiple champion. Non-fighters are oblivious to the fact that a trained Jujitsu or Judoka knows how to use someone's momentum against them. In the late 70s, I started training in multiple martial arts. At the start of my grappling training, the first technique I learned was how to break a fall. We drilled breaking a fall more than I like to remember. next came different sweeps and throws. At the time I weighed in at 135 lb, My height was 5'9. I was teamed with a guy who was 6'2 feet tall and weighed around 275. Despite being the smaller person, I was amazed at how easy it was to hip-toss a larger opponent. This is the reason that the majority of train fighters are not intimidated by large guys with muscles. A trained fighter knows that it would be a quick fight!
Lemme basically give a TLDR: of what @SWATMedic said, Trained fighters can talk shit, they know what they’re getting into, they’ve already dealt with it before. Lifting iron and saying you can fight on the other hand is kinda stupid
People don't understand when Nate when in the ring against people he wasn't trying to kill them. He was trying to get paid first of all and second of all he was trying to wear them down for a later knock out or decision. He was also fighting under sanctioned rules that could cost him alot of money if he broke them. In a street fight Nate Diaz isn't going to think about doing 5 rounds. He will FUCK YOU UP QUICK. Elbows kneecap you knock you down and proceed to stomp the fuck out of you or choke you to sleep.
@@SWAT-Medic1349 bro wrote a whole essay
@@bananagun6598 a habit from University, I have been accused before of writing Thesis, Essays, etc., sorry bro. Thanks for the tip.
I love it when egos get physically told 😂
"You a Podcaster brother" Nate keeping it 💯% real
That security guard was a BEAST
Insane
The good game ass slap at the end fucking sealed it😂😂😂😂
That was Rumble Johnson RIP
@@Soysaucemoto no it wasn’t or else Bradley would’ve been lifted and dumped on his head
You guys think that is a normal security ? That’s damn rumble Johnson
"You're a podcaster". Nate Dias legit would ensure this dude never walks again..
🧂
Well he might not be a "fighter" but he also ain't a "podcaster" he's a bobybuilder first and foremost
@@raynman6466bodybuilders aren't known to be healthy either tbh, there would be legit concern of him dying of heart attack before the match even ends
@@ayyy9701 I mean, sumos aren't healthy either yet they are freaking beasts
That "yeah well" from nate is condescending bro 😂😂😂 I love it Bradley voice 😂😂😂
Bradley coping with insecurity by saying 'I love it' 😂😂 his favorite line
That has nothing to do with insecurity🤦🏻♂️
Is the shirt tugging insecurity too? Watch everytime he moves around he has to tug on his shirt. I usually see that with overweight people trying to hide their gut.
@@1985NEVETSEying his nuts like a chipmunk is crazy
I love it
@@liamsmith2340 he always says that when someone says they could beat him in a street fight or they want to tell him something serious
Never heard of this guy, but I’m glad to see him getting rekt
hes basically got the highest ego known to man. near the level of a narcissist
all bark no bite kinda fella, he had andrew tate over once and complications led to andrew being late, and muscle for brains was talking shit to his buddy saying hed call him out as soon as he came through the door and when andrew did come through bradley just sucked up to him
I came across him a few years ago on the Nelk channel they used to troll him hard
legit every podcast he says he can beat the shit out of anyone
trust me hes a clown 😂
Bradley martin is the definition of letting your muscles get to your head
Bradley: "I wanna make it happen".
Make it happen! You'll love it to be unconscious.
Bradley the type to say “I see red”
100%
"id like to think i have the skills to be able to kill you" is humble yet insane.
I trained in full contact karate for a few years. I’m a bigger guy 6’2” and was around 215 when I was training. I would constantly get humbled by much smaller dudes that had been in the game longer. I mean show up and just become a plaything to them.
Total eye opener on what people that devote their lives to this are capable of.
Podcaster is doomed.
I‘m 6‘7 and got manhandled by a 5‘3 guy in bjj. I’m white belt and he is purple. He humbled me real quick.
@@X5N3 Jesus dude you're massive I'm only Just 6'3 16 years old, large build 90kg. I do bjj as well and i got beaten crap out of by a 5'7 65kg of the same age. I learned my lesson that day that no one is guaranteed to win. I am grey belt and he was blue.
@@crismaster7498 how are u guys so tall :(, im 18 and 5'7, shits making me sad
Respect for admitting it. Takes strength and shows you're not arrogant
@@kyototko4388i am with you my brotha👊
the noise after that outside trip was his soul leaving his body
I'm actually a 220lb boxer that trains in Mexico, I've been humbled by smaller faster boxers so many times, I actually find the bigger guys are easier for me because they slow and gas out quickly, people who never spar or train have no idea, I use to do a lot of weights and was no where near the size of Bradley but use to gas out , as soon as I cut down I was way more efficient
Fully agree with that bro.I'm 6'3 and about 205lb and I find smaller boxers more difficult to spar with and often naturally faster than me, but of course when you're not just sparring, the power will pretty much eat up that advantage. But I find sparring with 6'5 ish boxers easy to control most of the time and pretty comfortable. That power is different though.
@@eddie-wc4oh 1. he could be mexican
2. mexico is home to one of the best boxing cultures in the world along with the USA(not so much lately), UK and Japan
Regular human normies (90%) don’t understand this 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
If hes american would be like asking why he choosed to train Jiu Jitsu in Brazil instead of his hometown, just common sense@@eddie-wc4oh
I also boxed. I'm 5'11 was roughly 175lbs. Fought big guys who were 6'3 200lbs+ it was so easy to read their next move + low gas tank. Then I fought a 5'3 125lbs teenager who'd been boxing since he was 5yo. I couldn't land a single hit and his punches were lighting speed.
Bradley def had no idea wtf he's talking about because he's never been in this situation
I love O'Malley's breakdown. he didn't outright say "i'll beat you" he gave possibilities for both parties to win.
When Sean first started out I thought he was super cocky welcome to the sugar show. Now he just seems more confident in flamboyant. He turned into a real champion
A legend in his own mind.
King of his own lone kingdom
Dude is a 5x heavyweight champ of all combat sports known to man in his own mind
Bradley martin is the guy who takes his car to the shop and then walks into the garage and tells the mechanic how to do his job
yet he would kick your ass though
Bradley would destroy your whole family too lol
Jon jones in Bradley martin broadcast Saying who wins in the street fight and jon jones saying me and bradley martin saying i love it😂
I’m a former football player walking around at 260 and still very active and I know size don’t matter in fighting. I’ve been taking down by a 180 pound BJJ guy and stood no chance. I started boxing after football and trained with a guy that was 155 to 165 not sure but body shots had me on a knee. When someone is a expert in their field don’t disrespect them or you can F around and find out.
Had a similar experience. I use to train and I was probably around 215 or 220. I sparred a guy that was about 130 and he caught me with a body shot that sent me to my knees. I think he was a pro boxer or something, never threw a kick just got on the inside gave me a warning that I wasnt guarding my body then proceeded to prove his point.
@@rb7915-v9k totally understandable it hurts but I never felt smaller in my life tapping to a guy half my size 😂. I feel everyone should be taught that in grade school cause less people would run their mouths.
@@theunit4366 might be nice to see this guy get humiliated, also seen some guys who can bang but with clothes on they dont look as powerful as they are, seen these cocky 250+ pound guys get slept and seriously hurt by some dudes, especially those stocky guys who look like big welterweights but are compact, lightheavy/heavy weights. Big guy lifted some weights and now thinks hes superman and gets destroyed.
@@MusMasi it’s nice to see cocky dudes bought back to reality. Also nice to see keyboard warriors humbled.
At 6'3 240lbs (I'm fat and out of shape) and you'll probably agree with me that size does intimidate ppl. I'm not a fighter or an aggressive person, but just being a bigger dude has worked to my advantage in tense situations.
Fucking love nate haha “ye, you wont” 😂 what a legend he is...
The way he said it was so dismissive lmao
Nate can literally disassemble every single limb in Bradley's body if he wantedb
I like how Sean breaks it down providing his environmental awareness into the equation.
I always say this to people when they are like BJJ beats everyone in a street fight so easy. Yeah out in an open area one on one BJJ probably beats most things. But if I'm in a crowded pub with tables and glasses and lots of people the last thing I'm wanting is to be on the floor. you'd be wanting to get a few good punches off and get yourself in a position to get out of there if other people got involved.
It's entertainment, the guy clearly isn't taking any of this seriously, but he sees the engagement he's getting so keeps going, fair play. It's lighthearted fun at the end of the day.
My least favorite thing about Bradley Martin is that nobody ever goes at him with 100% strength but you can tell he's always at 110% no matter what
When you have high stamina, endurance, and a proper diet. The human body can sustain maximum effort for quite some time. Also, there's no such thing as giving more than 100%. Think about what you just said. Your body can only give 100% of what it's capable. You can't magically add another 10% of effort after you've given it your all. Because by definition, you've exhausted all of the body's energy. Imagine being in math class and saying you divided by zero.
@@MrMcguire89 it's a saying you goof ball
He's an insecure man it must be tiring living like that
@@mrsamuraiist😂
@@MrMcguire89you def got autism
Thinking he could beat up Devin Haney is one thing but thinking he could beat up an actual former top 10 UFC heavyweight is insane
Devin Haney would light the dude up. It wouldn't even be a challenge. Even if it was street fight. Bradley Martyn is a moron.
exactly. he would literally kill haney on the pavement. he’d get submitted by any mma pro over 155
haney would maul him what @@hodgelive
@@hodgelive Haney would destroy him bra yall dont know nun
nah thats not one thing that's fucking stupid haney would destroy him
When I was a Drill Sgt years ago, and it came time for hand-to-hand combat training, I always told the entire company of 200-250 new recruits to choose the baddest of them all to challenge me. I did this for 10 cycles and won every single time. I'm only 5'8", was 160lbs at the time. I competed in very small amateur BJJ tournaments and MMA stuff, but nothing serious. And some guys that were almost twice my weight got put down so fast because I had several years training more than them. I never had a match last more than 90 seconds. I'm no where near the level of any of these real fighters. Bradley is delusional thinking he can handle a professional fighter.
I think you missed the part where he said he's 260 though
So in all those 10 cycles of 200-250 guys, not one of them had any legitimate BJJ/Wrestling training or anything? Pure poppycock.
@@seyerus99.9% of people have never trained in any kind of grappling. Think about the population of your city and then think about how many people are in your MMA class.
@@seyerus Also keep in mind that most people who are serious about their training usually don't want to show off. When that challenge was literally you guys pick the biggest baddest one out of the 200-250 group it's highly likely that the ones that had a background wouldn't want to stand out and wouldn't volunteer. Besides, think about what would happen if your Drill Sgt openly challenges the recruits to a fight and you're the one who goes in and wins in a convincing manner. You'll end up doing 10x more work than anyone else for the whole duration afterwards. That's not to diminish op's accomplishments or anything, but these are just some things people would've been thinking about if they were in that position.
that's called a skill issue, learn to hold your weight lmao
Kudos to him for following through and training. His questions are simply for ratings and they work
I absolutely love this. The beginning talk, all the connection discussions, the actual people responding the whole thing!
Nate 😂 “nothing personal but anybody any size” 🐐
I wonder why there is weight class
@@CobraJeansthis guy again 😂
“I don’t wanna hurt you before the fight”
“You wont” 😂
The “ let me tell you something “ 😂😂😂😂😂
"I think i might be able to get you"
"Ya won't" 😎
"Give it a try though 🙃"
3:56 was the best! That “ye won’t” he means it so nicely 😂
The way Nate just goes “Ya won’t” 😂😂😂
"Ya wont💅 give it a try tho"🤣
One good punch to the liver from a skilled boxer and he would be in absolute agony on the floor like most of us would be.
All I picture is my shit rupturing on impact😆 and I do t consider myself weak
Kidney shot for the W
Pissing blood for a month😂😂😂
especially a from bare hand boxer 😅
Absolutely
Exactly my point there is a reason y Regestierd boxers/ ufc fighters are considered Lethal weapons but RANDOMS give opinions on shit THEYBDONT know bro
I sparred 3 fighters. Even when I had weight and power advantage, it wasn't even a fight. The speed, precision, and technique is next level. It's hard to even land a punch and every time you throw a punch, you open up. I took 2 liver shots, 3 to the solar plexus and ribcage, and another 18+ headshots that left me stunned. On the ground, a good wrestler will choke you in 6 different ways before letting you tap out of pity. Bradley's only option is to sit on the little guy and hold their hands.
Respect for having the guts to say this. A lot of people don’t like to admit these things.
He'd prolly sit on their face.
Yea ur not wrestling buddy
Yeah dude I did like 4 Yeager bombs, 5 beers I mean 50beers, one slugger off the ol bongeroo man, and like 5 keg stands. You ain't no wrestler.
It’s a lot easier if you’re naturally fast even at a larger weight. Also having a wrestling background helped but the guts for you to talk about your experience is dope bro 💪🏽
“I don’t want to hurt you before the fight.”
“…you won’t.” 😂
the best comment was Nate "Youre a podcaster brother" 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
People have NO idea what it takes to be a high level pro in ANY sport, let alone in fighting.
Anyone who thinks weight increases fight IQ has zero chance against a professional fighter.
Yea especially dumbass youtubers
@@jimbusmaximus4624or they watch creed to many times think hey I can do that lol
But do you know how hard it is to be 260 pounds of ego?
@@darkNovaskar these guys get big and think they’re fucking gods it’s annoying 😭
A trained fighter definitely has the advantage. A trained fighter who also does strength training is a monster!
Absolutely enjoyed the wrestling/fighting parts of this video. The fact that he was willing to go in there with people who are far more advanced in fighting areas than he is was perfect.
Remove the fighting, wrestling is what he's good at
Why doesn't he try some boxing with jake paul lol
@@crisalcantara7671because Jake Paul would just pay him to lose.
@@codythronsedt7087 true 😭😭
What a terrible woke take
O malley burst out laughing 😂😂😂😂😂. Soon as he spoke 😂😂😂
“When they think they’re bigger than everyone, they can beat everyone” facts. But Brad vs a professional fighter(s) he’ll get destroyed.
Not a professional fighter. A professional boxer. There is a difference.
@@streetsbehind247all professional boxers are professional fighters... not all professional fighters are professional boxers.... So professional fighter would be the umbrella term that encompasses all types of professional fighters... and any one of them will light Bradley up
@jasonsezno8197 no. Professional boxers are professional boxers.
jake paul is living proof anyone can beat a pro go look what jake did to 5x champ tyron woodley lmao when he was 38 not 50 . a 38 year old 5x champ whos been sparring and training his whole life should of beat jake who is a youtuber lmao. dont try to act like jake is some sort of pro now.
in a ring yes. on the street, no. that comes down to which ever one is willing to kill to win.
The "let me tell you something" part, got me in tears, loved it my man!
I’ve been to a few gyms and one thing I appreciate about larger combat athletes is that they MOSTLY aren’t looking to hurt people smaller than them. I’ve been in wrestling practice and had the big guys tell me to go somewhere else because they were afraid of hurting me. Most big dudes that fight have a certain level of honor to them that Bradley is missing
he's 260 tho
That's because the coaches teach them honour and discipline. Every single guy I know that was running around doing a madness in the streets and went the boxing route all became some of the most standup guys I've known. Boxing coaches don't get nearly enough credit for how they act as more than just trainers, they're literally father figures for a lot of these guys that are running around getting in trouble.
@@11bornrichnothing to do with coaches learning stuf. They learn it to everyone from every weightclass. Still the smaller guys are the bullies most if the time
shut up
@@professionalshittalker you're a product of your environment. the coaches absolutely had something to do with it. even if the effect is merely supplemental, it should not be ignored or dismissed like your doing
this is the funniest pod cast person ever, "you are a podcaster man" thats really funny
The “you won’t” from Nate Diaz is so funny 😂
I actually like the fact Bradley asking every fighter the outcome of both of them fighting. They’re answers are really interesting
Your comment gave me a stroke, please delete it.
I respect him for getting himself into that and not quitting 🤜🤛👍
" Do you think they would beat " " they would fuck you up" " I love it
I’m 205. I’m a brown belt in bjj and mauy thai. Been a bouncer for 6 years now as well as fighter. I’ll never forget pushing a 315lb d1 athlete who tried to barge in cutting the line and waiting for him to swing and then swam under his arm and choked him out in front of everyone. One of the proudest moments of my life I was scared as hell tbh.
No belts in Muay Thai🤨
You’re proud of that? The proudest moment of your life? You must have major insecurity issues.
@@TakeOffV05 you clearly don’t train mauy thai. Or at least not in America. There’s without a doubt belts. A simple google search can tell you that much dude…it’s a western system of achievement grading. They use feathers and all types of other methods in thai land.
@@TakeOffV05 you can always come to Denver and sparr me if you don’t believe me
@@CherokeeChief. the feathers, along with headbands, are a decorative peace lol, or for good luck, worn them plenty of times and have done my boxing dance plenty of times, been doing this for like 6 years and no where have I ever herd of a belt or any sighn of grading system in Muay Thai, not even in Thailand…
I used to watch Bradley Martin constantly back in my hardcore fitness days about 5 years ago. I’m ashamed I ever did now 😂
hahaha...don't be ashamed bro, we all start somewhere on our specific journeys throughout life for certain information and skillsets, and he may have been the one who inspired and motivated you at that particular time and season in your life. I wasn't heavy into watching him years ago, but I check him out sometimes, but I was more into Mike Rashid. I don't even watch him like I use to or any other fitness personality for that matter, every now and then I will.
Why?
i never liked him from start but you don't need to be ashamed
@@thisgame2hes a douche bag
The only reason anyone knows who he is is because he's friends with Steve Will do It.
The thing is that Bradley isn’t just challenging trained fighters. He’s challenging fighters that have risen above all other trained fighters in the world. These aren’t your average guy that’s trained a bunch of MMA. These are the highest level fighters on earth. I don’t know much about him but I’d guess he’s not even among the highest level of body building guys out there.
lol ya majority ppl only see the top ranked guys and don't realize your average professional with a 10-4 record would destroy brad. CM punk trained for 3+ yrs to get destroyed by a BJJ dude making his debut...then he trained more and got destroyed by a 0-1 dude like the fuck. PPL just dunno
Correct Bradley is not even close.. he’s big and slow. Thing is tho an arranged fight will never happen cause the guy is clearly on the juice
@@REXAZORCM Punk is trash tho.
it doesnt matter bruv hes not fast enough to even keep up, hesnot dodging a single punch thrown and he wont be able to take mpre than 5-6 punches
This is like a blind guy saying hey y'all watch how good I can drive this race car. 🤦🏽
he doesn't seem like a bad guy. Just needs a reality check haha
If he doesnt already realise this then the reality check is coming for him for sure
Yeah i can see that
But he does it for the clout
@@yanibethgarcia382yeah anyone doing anything for clout is not a good person.
people die for clout every day. not worth it man.
Bro you dudes is crazy if you think might mouse who’s 5”3 an 90 pounds will beat up big 260 Bradley in a street fight your absolutely full of shit idc how trained he is might mouse is way to small you guys know that bro if your way to small yo ur punches won’t do a soul to nobody who’s 5 times bigger
calling him worst fighter of all time is disrespect man. he fought world class fighters.
Yeah, I dislike Schaub but thar comment was way out of line
Was looking for this comment Schaub knocked out Cro Cop the guy is legit
schlob was really one of the worst heavyweights in ufc history. He fought a short list of has-beens and who gives a sh*ts. Good riddance
@@MarkBerenger way worse HWs than him.
Yeah tough to judge heavyweights man. Any half decent shot will put you out with guys that big. Schaub wasn’t the best but he had some decent fights.
Its obvious that brad never felt a leg kick before. The first time in muay thai I took a leg kick, I didn't know that kind of pain could exist. It wasn't even a hard shot, it was just my instructor using me as a demonstration, throwing it slow with good technique, and the spot he hit on my leg was so soft and unconditioned, it bruised immediately and felt like death. Also, Brad would experience an insane amount of lactic acid build up in his arms, being that huge definitely hurts you the longer the fight goes, you need more oxygen in those giant muscles. The ideal fighting build is just being on the leaner side, being agile and having great cardio.
this happened with me too. I ate a low kick on my quad-hamm in between and that time it hurt and i couldn't walk, but then it started to swell up and realized i was fucked
Can relate... that kick around the femoral artery is no joke.
A Muay Thai instructor was demonstrating the kick on EVERYONE in the class.
I felt that pain too, and I couldn't even help but limp away after the
@@akshatgupta9166 i know! It's crazy how much it can hurt the first few times. I felt the same way with blocking kicks with my forearms, that stuff hurts at first, same with kicking the bag haha.
@@familialgameaholics7618 yeah it's a really humbling experience for sure
yah, even if you accidetally hit your quad on corner of the table it really is surprising how much it hurts. proper kick and youre out of the fight
Gets thrown on the ground, "that was a good punch" 🤦