Big thanks to KOD Championship for the awesome footage: th-cam.com/channels/4Fa6Ehvlpqne8Txohz7wQA.html Please go follow them! More footage of Pink Panther, GX Monkey King, Qi La La, etc. to come! Video has English CC and 视频有中文字幕。
I was wondering, could do some videos on kajukenbo, I’d like to know a little more about if it’s effective, or otherwise I would like to hear your opinion on in
King of Dragons has a pretty cool ruleset... very similar to Karate Combat (KC has 5sec ground & pound, whereas KOD has 10sec), primarily striking (KC does not allow elbows and knees, whereas KOD does). I would love to see these types of rules get adopted by international promotions like ONE.
Watching the video from the KOD channel, it says the guy is MMA not Muay Thai. Also please do translate the commentary and interviews, heard some interesting words( Bagua, Tai Chi) Watching the fight, I saw the MMA guy do more "kung fu"/ "karate" moves then the kyokushin guy. On 9:00 of the original video they show the MMA guy actually doing something like Tai Chi/ Wing Chun. I'm not saying he does kung fu, but just something interesting to think about, I.e Kung Fu is in MMA but it's hard to see?
Since the defeat of Kyokushin against Muay thai in 1960, and Kyokushin has been adopting Muay thai techniques into theirs. It seems like there is still so much room to improve for Kyokushin. But i get it. Kyokushin dowsnt want to look 100% like Muay thai, more than already is 😅
He's actually from a mma school that incorporates tai chi/ Ba gua in it's program. The takedown at 1:36 shows it. See the comment from "tai ci kuo' in his next fight against the misy thai fighter who beat qi la la. Tai chi kuo is personal friend of his. Qi la la wod only be losing to another kungfu guy.
You know I'm not positive but I have heard that a yellow belt in his style is actually more like a purple or brown belt in BJJ. rather than the way it is where it's basically the first stripe white built in BJJ is a yellow belt in karate.
I know I also was just like "hey check out out this other fight league?" on the valor video but then I watched this and the karate vs mma kickboxing video and thinking about karate, so now I'm also wondering if you've seen Karate Combat and might want to do some videos on that, it's pretty interesting
the muay thai fighter has a more dynamic base, so he excelled against the kyokushin fighter besides the more has more experience in combat, in the first moment he took to the ground meaning he took to the ground ie he is good at fighting standing and can go to the ground without problem, this channel promoting fights is better than espn, fox sport, here in brazil.
@@charlesbetancourt7337 none of that, the fighting stance is that of a boxer, it has nothing to do with tai chi or baguá, nothing to do, and according to muay thai, he developed over time fighting positions in which he was more comfortable fighting. This thing of saying that it is Kung Fu stance is just to say that small talk is effective.
@@canaldesugestoesa6651 Please see the comments from silly vanus and tai chi kuo who is a personal friend of his. The stance is also a half kneeling stance from both kungfu and tai chi. Notice how he's not bouncing on the balls of his feet. Also at 3:20 in his fight against the muay thai fighter who beat qi la la, you will notice: ziz zag stepping, slide stepping, double dragon strike, waist supple like a snake, and mill hands. 'Silly Vanus' has stated that in his interview tai chi and bagua were mentioned. I've been into chinese martial arts over 30 years. My perception is better than that of those who depend on the movie screen to see what is kungfu.
@@charlesbetancourt7337 Those postures that you say are based on tai chi, because your friend told you, it’s bullshit, even your friend may have invented it so that people can see the effectiveness of Chinese martial styles. a certain fighter is from Kung Fu is bullshit, believe in his style.
i would like to know what would have happened in an kickboxing type of rule set,sice kyokushin doesn´t have clinching,elbows or groundwork,so the muay thai guy had some advantages also the kyokushin doesn´t have a high belt so he wasn´t that experienced i did kyokushin for a long time,but i´ve been training muay thai,kickboxing and boxing for almost a year now
I found plenty of what this muay thai guy did very reminiscent of wing chun. A lot of his moves resembled wing chun trapping and intercepting. I guess the two martial arts have plenty in common.
A yellow belt is not a very high rank in Karate. That guy has guts to step in the ring. I have a kyokushin brown kyu belt and I will think thrice to share an octagon with a MT guy
bro, you're a sedentary guy who doesn't do anything and keeps commenting nonsense on the internet, I practice both and both are extremely effective, this kyokushin fighter was inexperienced while the mt fighter was a much more experienced guy, you could see
Big thanks to KOD Championship for the awesome footage: th-cam.com/channels/4Fa6Ehvlpqne8Txohz7wQA.html Please go follow them! More footage of Pink Panther, GX Monkey King, Qi La La, etc. to come!
Video has English CC and 视频有中文字幕。
I was wondering, could do some videos on kajukenbo, I’d like to know a little more about if it’s effective, or otherwise I would like to hear your opinion on in
@@ethanstaub3803 I'll get on that eventually. I have a listserv of Kajukenbo artists that I could totally interview. I will reach out to them again!
Awesome, thanks man
I see the kyokushin karate guy is a yellow belt but kudos to him for stepping in the octagon with the nak muay.
Muay Thai guy wasn't that good either.
poor karate guy no defense at all
@@Crystals10000 he was studying Muay Thai, and Blocked with his body and face
@@BJJMTF lmao xD
In kyokushin sistem a Yellow belt Is like a green belt in shotokan
King of Dragons has a pretty cool ruleset... very similar to Karate Combat (KC has 5sec ground & pound, whereas KOD has 10sec), primarily striking (KC does not allow elbows and knees, whereas KOD does). I would love to see these types of rules get adopted by international promotions like ONE.
Watching the video from the KOD channel, it says the guy is MMA not Muay Thai. Also please do translate the commentary and interviews, heard some interesting words( Bagua, Tai Chi) Watching the fight, I saw the MMA guy do more "kung fu"/ "karate" moves then the kyokushin guy. On 9:00 of the original video they show the MMA guy actually doing something like Tai Chi/ Wing Chun. I'm not saying he does kung fu, but just something interesting to think about, I.e Kung Fu is in MMA but it's hard to see?
That was solid Muay Thai. No wonder Si Lala is afraid lol
Yes, the Muay Thai guy kept his distance with his kicks very well.
Alvin Chen He was also just sharp. His kicks had so little fat to them. They looked bruuuutal
Turns out he also incorporates Bagua and tai chi in his mma.
The Pink Panther is really chinny, if only the Kyokushin could punch.
So many great points made here
It was a left liver kick that hurt the kyokushin guy
That makes sense!
Since the defeat of Kyokushin against Muay thai in 1960, and Kyokushin has been adopting Muay thai techniques into theirs. It seems like there is still so much room to improve for Kyokushin. But i get it. Kyokushin dowsnt want to look 100% like Muay thai, more than already is 😅
Yeah Qi La La definitely has a formidable opponent if he ends up going against that Muay Thai kickboxer.
He's actually from a mma school that incorporates tai chi/ Ba gua in it's program. The takedown at 1:36 shows it. See the comment from "tai ci kuo' in his next fight against the misy thai fighter who beat qi la la. Tai chi kuo is personal friend of his. Qi la la wod only be losing to another kungfu guy.
If si lala wont go against him then I will for 50K I got bills lol
Let’s make it happen!!
@@FightCommentary If i'm losing I get to Eye Gauge or bite lol naw I'm joking I like these videos though great breakdowns
Still did pretty good for a yellow belt. Hope Qi La La gets to face him.
You know I'm not positive but I have heard that a yellow belt in his style is actually more like a purple or brown belt in BJJ. rather than the way it is where it's basically the first stripe white built in BJJ is a yellow belt in karate.
@@harliiquinnstarlight Yeah I'm aware. It's an intermediate belt just before Green, Brown, and Black in Kyokushin.
I know I also was just like "hey check out out this other fight league?" on the valor video but then I watched this and the karate vs mma kickboxing video and thinking about karate, so now I'm also wondering if you've seen Karate Combat and might want to do some videos on that, it's pretty interesting
I’ve contacted Karate Combat but they haven’t gotten back to me yet.
@@FightCommentary oh okay, well hopefully at some point they do!
the muay thai fighter has a more dynamic base, so he excelled against the kyokushin fighter besides the more has more experience in combat, in the first moment he took to the ground meaning he took to the ground ie he is good at fighting standing and can go to the ground without problem, this channel promoting fights is better than espn, fox sport, here in brazil.
Turns out his mma incorporates bagua and tai chi. You may see that in his hand movements and some of the throws.
@@charlesbetancourt7337 none of that, the fighting stance is that of a boxer, it has nothing to do with tai chi or baguá, nothing to do, and according to muay thai, he developed over time fighting positions in which he was more comfortable fighting. This thing of saying that it is Kung Fu stance is just to say that small talk is effective.
@@canaldesugestoesa6651 Please see the comments from silly vanus and tai chi kuo who is a personal friend of his. The stance is also a half kneeling stance from both kungfu and tai chi. Notice how he's not bouncing on the balls of his feet. Also at 3:20 in his fight against the muay thai fighter who beat qi la la, you will notice: ziz zag stepping, slide stepping, double dragon strike, waist supple like a snake, and mill hands. 'Silly Vanus' has stated that in his interview tai chi and bagua were mentioned. I've been into chinese martial arts over 30 years. My perception is better than that of those who depend on the movie screen to see what is kungfu.
@@charlesbetancourt7337 Those postures that you say are based on tai chi, because your friend told you, it’s bullshit, even your friend may have invented it so that people can see the effectiveness of Chinese martial styles. a certain fighter is from Kung Fu is bullshit, believe in his style.
The Muay Thai has very nice short punches. Not much telegraphing.
i would like to know what would have happened in an kickboxing type of rule set,sice kyokushin doesn´t have clinching,elbows or groundwork,so the muay thai guy had some advantages
also the kyokushin doesn´t have a high belt so he wasn´t that experienced
i did kyokushin for a long time,but i´ve been training muay thai,kickboxing and boxing for almost a year now
I found plenty of what this muay thai guy did very reminiscent of wing chun. A lot of his moves resembled wing chun trapping and intercepting. I guess the two martial arts have plenty in common.
He's actually a kungfu practitioner. See the comments from silly vanus.
I told Mr.葉俊宏 already,he will contact you soon.
I'll remind Jerry to look out for social media contact from our man.
MT guy looked very tough
Yeah, he had a fight where he literally just took shots and survived. I'll have to find that one for you.
A yellow belt is not a very high rank in Karate. That guy has guts to step in the ring. I have a kyokushin brown kyu belt and I will think thrice to share an octagon with a MT guy
You are right, in many karate style it's the first belt, but in kyokushin it's the yellow with a stripe is the middle belt.
JESUS. NEVER CLINCH WITH A MT FIGHTER... EVER
Unless you have wrestling, Judo, and BJJ training 😜
Kyokushin doesn't have sidekicks or what? lol
kyokushin guys definitely lack any clinch fighting. they primarily stand in punching range exchanging body blows.
That makes a lot of sense!
It was a liver shot.
Lol a yellow belt kyukoshin guy who has probably trained for about a year or so.. lololololol this fight looked like an epic mismatch.
@travis absolutely mate.. 👍
Kyokushin guy is in the service of the Dark Gods, most likely Khorne.
I would not use my yellow belt in a fight
That was definitely an interesting choice to wear the belt! Guess he wanted to represent!
Taiwanese = Chinese = Sanda (Not Muay Thai)
Yellow belt😂
It's only a 4th belt from Kyokushin
Andy hug 😀 K-1
MUAY THAI SIEMPRE SUPERIOR AL KARATE TAEKWONDO Y KUNG FU SEA EL TIPO DE KARATE O TAEKWONDO QUE SEA
bro, you're a sedentary guy who doesn't do anything and keeps commenting nonsense on the internet, I practice both and both are extremely effective, this kyokushin fighter was inexperienced while the mt fighter was a much more experienced guy, you could see