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@@Hero17828 Boxing is bigger, that's why Mike is bigger and more better known. Mike hasn't been tested against non-boxers, so stop the constant dick sucking, there isn't an answer to the question.
@@joshua_iyalla I am in India and we have board examinations here but after they're over, I will start learning muay thai. Your videos are awesome btw👍🏻
As a person who plays Muay Thai, thank you kind sir, I respect boxing too, martial artist should respect all martial arts because in the end, they are all a form of art, just in different ways
As a Muay Thai fighter, I've got nothing but respect for boxing. But let me give you a little advice. While the cores of these 2 martial arts are somewhat close to one another (unlike boxing and Kung Fu for example which are more far apart) you can't just use everything you know in boxing in Muay Thai, cause then you'll get seriously hurt. I'll give you a couple of examples. In boxing, while it's not ideal, it's ok duck really low, but in Muay Thai if you duck too low you're gonna have a friendly chat with your opponent's knee (believe me I've learned this the hard way). Second, I know that you have some sort of clinching in boxing, but from my understanding (and honestly I might be wrong here) it's mainly used as break to catch your breath or to push your opponent away. It's not like that in Muay Thai 😂. In Muay Thai we have a thousand different locks and chokes and takedowns that make clinching into "the art of pain". Prepare yourself, if you're clinching with a Muay Thai fighter who knows how to clinch good, you're going to experience more pain in that clinch than from any punch you've ever been hit with. Lastly remember that because boxers only uses punches, their stance is usually a lot more open than a Muay Thai fighter. Wish you luck 🙏💪
That's cus boxing came from the west. Considering how muay thai became this popular just after couple decades of being exposed to the world, its incredible.
Exactly. The kicks, elbows and knees don't come as a replacement for punches, they come in addition to them. Also we mustn't forget the hidden gem, the art of pain, clinch.
Muay Thai is more versatile, creative and overall mors effective, however the learning curve is very steep and it requires lots of training. Boxing is more simple, easier to learn and is all you need for 90% of encounters in the street.
Muay Thai most definitely is harder. The way your hip flexors react to it after intense sparring/training. Most ppl I've seen can't even hold their legs up to work on their balance. Even with kickboxing it's the same thing.
I think that boxing is superior in footwork but a Muay Thai athlete can be as fast or strong as an boxing one so the things I’d like to point is the knees the kicks and elbows because Muay Thai and boxe are equal in punching speed and power it depends on the athlete
It's true I've already fought boxing champions in my city I've been training muay thai since I was 5 I'm 17 now and my speed is the same as the champions plus my power and my options for strikes are much more than theirs
@@peritoxff4064 I have been training since 10 and I’m muscular and practice mike tyson style aggressive fighting style my legs are tick and big I can take a lot of pain on the. Legs cause I never skip leg day
Learning boxing as a base before adding the kicks would be ideal. I started Kickboxing immediately and feel I need more technique with just punching in general.
Kept getting sick of being punched in the face when in kickboxing, went to a boxing club and learnt how not to get hit so much . There is much to learn in all arts.
I do kickboxing but I like boxing more because it has a simpler arsenal but such depth to every component of its arsenal that no other striking sport can offer to the same degree. That's why I think It's the best striking art sports wise. But I feel like kicks are just too powerful to miss out on (they're also very cool) so I found the midway in kickboxing. Now all I need is a little bit of wrestling/grappling for the cherry on top to be a complete fighter, I'm thinking of judo (I think bjj is great but judo is better balanced with wrestling and grappling elements for self defense)
I trained Pencak Silat because it’s the only martial arts that is available near me but im also interested with Boxing and Muay Thai hope i can learn those 2 aswell
I love Muay Thai but it really could incorporate some of the footwork and movement from boxing cause mobility is its only weakness, Saenchai seems to be the only Thai fighter that’s been able to blend the two
to an extent there is a limit to how much stamina you have, boxers only need to punch which takes very little energy compared to kicks knees and elbows@@thenuugaming5082
The problem with the boxer is that his legs cannot be used in matches, but in the street I do not think that the boxer will be able to kick well. Please reply. I want to enter the world of boxing, but the problem with the legs prevents me.
As a self learner without out any support boxing would be a better option as it is less complex than Muay Thai but in the end both are deadly weapon for street fights and self defence
Mix both and many other fighting styles to include a ground game. Holds, chokes, elbows, knees, open and closed hand strikes. Then work on your weapon and tactical skills. As you get older, you will appreciate this decision. Always remain respectful and humble but be prepared to ‘kill a fly with a hammer’ if the situation dictates such force.
Muay Thai dosen't automatically make you better the actual boxer, personal skill counts for everything. But Muay Thai is a much more complete martial art then boxing which is limited to only your hands in therms of striking
Let me put it this way. There is no better it’s all goes down to the fighter. But….. what I have seen in Thailand is most ppl who only did boxing can get good shots in, but that’s it. The true Thai would play with him and if the boxer was on okay lvl, he just low kick him into clinch all day
Boxe é espetacular, porém o Muay Thai tem algumas técnicas que podem impedir as técnicas do oponente, mas não existe a melhor arte marcial e sim só algumas técnicas usadas de algumas maneiras podem acabar dando mais chance para o usuário, porém se um pugilista entrar no tempo e distância certo ele ganha
Na minha opniao,nenhuma das duas sao melhor que a outro,voce escolhe uma que é melhor para voce e que voce consegue se adptar e que voce realmente aprenda a se defender,nao faça so para falar que faz,e sim para aprender a se proteger e proteger quem voce ama 🤍🤍
I mean, apart from the stance and footwork, boxing and muay thai work pretty well together. Making boxing combinations while adding kicks just make a fighter a whole lot better
I do both Muay Thai fighters can be versatile and Boxers are usually the closest thing you’ll get to people being immortal beasts I’d say they both have their strong points so equal Also please don’t complain in the comments please
Exactly. In my opinion you need to some damn good foot work if you wanna doge those lightning fast low kicks without blocking, cause that's also painful
Me a Muay Thai student (literally, no joke): i like to give brain damage I started to learn Muay Thai at probably a few months (maybe 2 - 4 months, my performance was kinda difficult) and when i told one of my friends that im learning Muay Thai, one of my classmates (who literally tried to be funny and cool) was skeptical and challenged me to fight him since most of the class don't believe me (because im a martial arts nerd, they call me that even my friends and buddies and the teachers) and at recess everyone in my class watch the fight, and mid fight i kinda was getting beaten (i got punched on the chest so much that i almost fell) i started to fight freely with Muay Thai, and at one point i accidentally elbowed his chest so hard to the point he fell and started crying in pain while holding his chest (he barely breathed) and i got suspended and grounded for elbowing the idiot...
It’s still about the style/martial art because each martial has different advantages and disadvantages. People say boxing is the best for fighting multiple opponents but you can’t box when 5 guys have grabbed or while they’re holding you down on the ground. You would have to wrestle your way out of that. Wrestling can be done standing or while on the ground with somebody on top of you.
I hate the lack of footwork in muay thai because I prefer moving around and not being too much of a stationary target, but I hate the lack of tools to get the job done with more, that’s why I chose muay thai
A good Muay Thai fighter will beat a lot of decent boxers it’s just that Muay Thai has so much different stuff that finishing a good Muay Thai fighter is a lot rarer than a good boxer
One leg kick and the boxer gets folded. Considering how big of a weakness the legs are for a boxer, Muay Thai as a style has a massive inherent advantage over boxing with its very hard shin kicks and forearm strikes.
I absolutely love the both of them and admire the art behind both. I wish to be muay thai and jujitsu trained in the future as I believe they are the perfect combination. Back to the question, if you putting the best in the world of each sport face to face then I say muay thai all day. But most of the time, In most confrontations, either one is a good one to have trained in and will probably bring you out of the problem the winner. But still.....muay thai all day for my opinion
Yo bro I just Wanted To Say Thank you For The Help On your Vids. Not Only Do They Contain advice, It Also Sort Of Motivates Me. From your Videos I Have Learned To Punch Faster, Train Harder, And Learn New Things. I Thank You Bro For The Help You Have Given Onto Millions Of People🥊🔥🥊
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Why are you using caps on every word?
@@Somnne cuz he can
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@@reignzgamez1475 rapture by interworld
"Everyone's got a plan until they get kneed in the head" - Muay Thaison
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I burst out laughing while drinking water 😂😂😂
everyone’s got plan until their legs get deleted
Shins got decapitated
Muay thai defense: they can't hit you if they're dead
Muyburan defense: They can't hit you if they've been dead for the last hour
@@Hero17828Mike ain't every boxer. Stop constantly bringing him into it.
@@Hero17828 Boxing is bigger, that's why Mike is bigger and more better known. Mike hasn't been tested against non-boxers, so stop the constant dick sucking, there isn't an answer to the question.
@@Hero17828 cap
@@astrosherlock374 hes trolling, stop stressing yourself
I would say muay thai because it has different types of strikes in its arsenal.
Boxing us sweet science.
Muay thai is controlled chaos
Very nice argument, both are unreal 🥊🔥
Also the fact of muay thai having simply better clinch work
@@joshua_iyalla I am in India and we have board examinations here but after they're over, I will start learning muay thai. Your videos are awesome btw👍🏻
Also alot more discipline goes into muay thai
@@doobgang3226 as a boxer I wouldn't lose to any Muay Thai bum y'all are trash fighters
Bro that backwards dodge of you in the first clip was just WAY too clean
Ayyyy thanks my bro :)
I know right!
The shoulder roll?
As a boxer myself I would love to try Muay Thai nothing but respect for the art of Muay Thai
You'll never see boxing the same
@@obscureesoteric7213 why
@@chupasmetes2347 leg kicks
As a person who plays Muay Thai, thank you kind sir, I respect boxing too, martial artist should respect all martial arts because in the end, they are all a form of art, just in different ways
As a Muay Thai fighter, I've got nothing but respect for boxing. But let me give you a little advice. While the cores of these 2 martial arts are somewhat close to one another (unlike boxing and Kung Fu for example which are more far apart) you can't just use everything you know in boxing in Muay Thai, cause then you'll get seriously hurt. I'll give you a couple of examples. In boxing, while it's not ideal, it's ok duck really low, but in Muay Thai if you duck too low you're gonna have a friendly chat with your opponent's knee (believe me I've learned this the hard way). Second, I know that you have some sort of clinching in boxing, but from my understanding (and honestly I might be wrong here) it's mainly used as break to catch your breath or to push your opponent away. It's not like that in Muay Thai 😂. In Muay Thai we have a thousand different locks and chokes and takedowns that make clinching into "the art of pain". Prepare yourself, if you're clinching with a Muay Thai fighter who knows how to clinch good, you're going to experience more pain in that clinch than from any punch you've ever been hit with. Lastly remember that because boxers only uses punches, their stance is usually a lot more open than a Muay Thai fighter. Wish you luck 🙏💪
Boxing is definitely a more well known sport and easier to get into professionally but in effectiveness I would go Muay Thai
That's cus boxing came from the west. Considering how muay thai became this popular just after couple decades of being exposed to the world, its incredible.
People somehow always forget that another name for Muay Thai is also Thai boxing😂
Or "the art of 8 limbs"
Exactly. The kicks, elbows and knees don't come as a replacement for punches, they come in addition to them. Also we mustn't forget the hidden gem, the art of pain, clinch.
No, that's the translation.
its real name is muay Thai because im Thai😑😑
@@jirapraphaprezzellasmith7739 ok🤦♂️ I’m Thai and Khmer what’s dat gotta do wit anything
Muay Thai is more versatile, creative and overall mors effective, however the learning curve is very steep and it requires lots of training. Boxing is more simple, easier to learn and is all you need for 90% of encounters in the street.
Tou mran the learning curve is steeper lol
Better to use ur stronger limbs in a fight
90% plus of 'encounters in the street' elbows and knees work nicely. And no risk of broken hands.
Boxing is more effective in street fights
@@DAbutcher_ Unless somebody kicks your leg out before you're in punching range, then knees you in the face. Sure.
"Everyone has a plan till they get kicked in the face" - a wise man
"in the leg" is more accurate
The wise man was Maui Thaison
You cant kick someome in street fight
@@eren_gns it’s a street fight they can do whatever LOL
@@eren_gns you absolutely can but you shouldn't unless you're a trained kicker.
Didn't know Muay Thai implements ground and pound now, I should pay more attention to the sport lol.
They don't 😂
They dont. Muay thai fighters are warriors. They dont punch when you're down. They prefer you to fight them on your feet.
Muay Thai most definitely is harder. The way your hip flexors react to it after intense sparring/training. Most ppl I've seen can't even hold their legs up to work on their balance. Even with kickboxing it's the same thing.
There’s also a lot to think about in boxing! But good point bro! :)
@@joshua_iyalla Oh no question!
@@joshua_iyalla well boxing for sure has the better and harder punches.
I agree but we should also consider that in boxing you have a lot of head movement options and more difficult footwork
@@ayatan2147 foot work doesnt matter when ur legs are kicked out of oblivion
I think that boxing is superior in footwork but a Muay Thai athlete can be as fast or strong as an boxing one so the things I’d like to point is the knees the kicks and elbows because Muay Thai and boxe are equal in punching speed and power it depends on the athlete
Thank you I agree like if they use their moves well then they will be okay
It's true I've already fought boxing champions in my city I've been training muay thai since I was 5 I'm 17 now and my speed is the same as the champions plus my power and my options for strikes are much more than theirs
@@peritoxff4064 I have been training since 10 and I’m muscular and practice mike tyson style aggressive fighting style my legs are tick and big I can take a lot of pain on the. Legs cause I never skip leg day
Learning boxing as a base before adding the kicks would be ideal. I started Kickboxing immediately and feel I need more technique with just punching in general.
Kept getting sick of being punched in the face when in kickboxing, went to a boxing club and learnt how not to get hit so much . There is much to learn in all arts.
I like Muay Thai more than boxing cos of kicks and elbows so I would prefer MT
Me and u both Caiden :)
@@joshua_iyalla 👍🏼
@@caidenonfridge8826 try to kick me and I'll snap your knee and grab and throw you all around 😂 muah thai
@@flixs1353 try to do that and ill clinch ragdoll you around and elbow you
I do kickboxing but I like boxing more because it has a simpler arsenal but such depth to every component of its arsenal that no other striking sport can offer to the same degree. That's why I think It's the best striking art sports wise. But I feel like kicks are just too powerful to miss out on (they're also very cool) so I found the midway in kickboxing. Now all I need is a little bit of wrestling/grappling for the cherry on top to be a complete fighter, I'm thinking of judo (I think bjj is great but judo is better balanced with wrestling and grappling elements for self defense)
I trained Pencak Silat because it’s the only martial arts that is available near me but im also interested with Boxing and Muay Thai hope i can learn those 2 aswell
I really like how this guy isn’t biased and just gives everything to the sport he likes 😃i prefer boxing
simple solution: Kickboxing
bro the shake of the head boxing💀
Boxing I love boxing😊
I love Muay Thai but it really could incorporate some of the footwork and movement from boxing cause mobility is its only weakness, Saenchai seems to be the only Thai fighter that’s been able to blend the two
They are equal. They are both legends
Boxing for training, Muay Thai for real fighting. Then again I started with tkd and Muay Thai long before western boxing.
That jumping knee was so smooth
I prefer boxing, bc im a kickboxer since 6 yrs, so i started when i was 7 y/o.
A boxer has more stamina than a muay thai fighter?🤯
Lmfao that's what I was thinking 😅
Yes, but because Muay Thai drains more stamina than boxing
@@bountyhunter7420 yeah that's y you train so you don't drain out 🙄
@@thenuugaming5082 And you also train for boxing, im only saying that kicking will always cost more energy than punching
to an extent there is a limit to how much stamina you have, boxers only need to punch which takes very little energy compared to kicks knees and elbows@@thenuugaming5082
Stamina wise I'd have to say muay thai, taking knees to the solar plexus and keeping going is a challenge
The problem with the boxer is that his legs cannot be used in matches, but in the street I do not think that the boxer will be able to kick well. Please reply. I want to enter the world of boxing, but the problem with the legs prevents me.
Gaolong Wongsawat: "Why choose?"
As a self learner without out any support boxing would be a better option as it is less complex than Muay Thai but in the end both are deadly weapon for street fights and self defence
Prático Muay Thai, karatê, Kung Fu, Jeet kune Do e também tou aprendendo alguma técnicas de kudo
Man that backward dodge that you just did in the intro is damn flippin clean. Keep up the good work man!
Muay Thai is designed so that everything hurts, whether you blocked it or not
Muay Thai is a deadly fighting style it's like comparing kendo and kenjutsu
If you’ve ever seen a regular boxer fight a Muay Thai boxer you know why it isn’t even close.
Mix both and many other fighting styles to include a ground game. Holds, chokes, elbows, knees, open and closed hand strikes.
Then work on your weapon and tactical skills. As you get older, you will appreciate this decision.
Always remain respectful and humble but be prepared to ‘kill a fly with a hammer’ if the situation dictates such force.
On average muay Thai high level boxing
Both is good
both (are) good sorru if annoying just correcting🙂
@@Arktos_777 sorry, English isn't my main language
@@sherifkamalsayed3048 same i'm from finland Btw where are you from
boxing 🥊
Why do you think so
Muay Thai dosen't automatically make you better the actual boxer, personal skill counts for everything. But Muay Thai is a much more complete martial art then boxing which is limited to only your hands in therms of striking
Let me put it this way. There is no better it’s all goes down to the fighter. But….. what I have seen in Thailand is most ppl who only did boxing can get good shots in, but that’s it. The true Thai would play with him and if the boxer was on okay lvl, he just low kick him into clinch all day
Learn both if you want to be an absolute weapon of death
Some scary s**t: When you run into someone who can effortlessly switch between both
Bros got Yakuza 0 style switching
Imma go with muay thai purely because I do both and boxing feels more supplementary to it
Stronger punch is boxing, but when it comes to all body strikes then it’s muay thai
Boxing knocking out people Muay Thai killing people
As someone who does Muay Thai, both are very strong in many areas and respectably I go with Muay Thai
I do both and mix both (I guess that’s technically Muay Mat) but I definitely prefer Muay Thai over Boxing.
Muay Thai, my holy hell
Boks ile muaythai yi birlestirmek cilginca olurdu...🤔🤔
Why you elbowing on the ground in Muay Thai?
In a ring, close fight that can go either way. On the streets, boxing probably
Muai thai is the ultimate sport for any streetfighter
People who know both: 😏😮💨😏
Boxe é espetacular, porém o Muay Thai tem algumas técnicas que podem impedir as técnicas do oponente, mas não existe a melhor arte marcial e sim só algumas técnicas usadas de algumas maneiras podem acabar dando mais chance para o usuário, porém se um pugilista entrar no tempo e distância certo ele ganha
The points are shown incorrectly. It says 4-3 for boxing but Muay Thai wins.
For overall
Yeah! Very good spot champ!
Na minha opniao,nenhuma das duas sao melhor que a outro,voce escolhe uma que é melhor para voce e que voce consegue se adptar e que voce realmente aprenda a se defender,nao faça so para falar que faz,e sim para aprender a se proteger e proteger quem voce ama 🤍🤍
I mean, apart from the stance and footwork, boxing and muay thai work pretty well together. Making boxing combinations while adding kicks just make a fighter a whole lot better
Boxing
Why do you think so
I do both Muay Thai fighters can be versatile and Boxers are usually the closest thing you’ll get to people being immortal beasts I’d say they both have their strong points so equal
Also please don’t complain in the comments please
Finally a respectable video which doesn't like one stly more than the other.
MT
Well in a competitive sport perspective I would take boxing, but in a real dead or alive situation I would pick Muai Thai.
As a kickboxer i have to agree that muay thai the best sport is in general
I don't know which I prefer but what an edit
Most of these type of edits are always bs but this is actually true
Defense is boxing all the day the head movements you learn there are incredible
I kinda disagree with the footwork thing, cause of a boxer takes 3 unchecked calf kicks from conditioned Muay Thai shins, he’s gonna be immobilized
Exactly. In my opinion you need to some damn good foot work if you wanna doge those lightning fast low kicks without blocking, cause that's also painful
I personally rather Muay Thai/Lethwei over Boxing cause elbows, kiccing and headbutt’s
Terrence Crawford vs Muay Thai 💀. Samart and Dekkers who are literally both at the same time
Me a Muay Thai student (literally, no joke): i like to give brain damage
I started to learn Muay Thai at probably a few months (maybe 2 - 4 months, my performance was kinda difficult) and when i told one of my friends that im learning Muay Thai, one of my classmates (who literally tried to be funny and cool) was skeptical and challenged me to fight him since most of the class don't believe me (because im a martial arts nerd, they call me that even my friends and buddies and the teachers) and at recess everyone in my class watch the fight, and mid fight i kinda was getting beaten (i got punched on the chest so much that i almost fell) i started to fight freely with Muay Thai, and at one point i accidentally elbowed his chest so hard to the point he fell and started crying in pain while holding his chest (he barely breathed) and i got suspended and grounded for elbowing the idiot...
lethwei : "and to think they forgot about me"
I think the defense in boxing Is most effective bc is a art of skip the punch
Bro that 2 thing have different strike and defence
striking arsenal should be worth 2 points tbh lol. muay thai outranges boxing so bad
Damm most people compare martial arts by watching them but this guy, he’s talking from experience
Kick-boxing vs muay thai
They're essentially the same, you can just do more in Muay Thai
I'm a Muai Thai as well as a gymrat Power strength to beat someone until death or Suffer and also muscles
Im a boxer and muay thai guys kill us easily. But boxing is arguebly more fun
I don't know I like the pain😂
@@PishPishoto haha yea muay thai is bruutal
@@huntexleeyour just a bad boxer thats it
Ngl using Muay Thai and karate combination is good
The Best decision is to do combos of them together
Now do muay thai vs kickboxing
Muay Thai still wins
@@renelol8103Depends on the person, boxing, kickboxing all martial arts
Actually it depends on the fighter itself not the fighting style😊
It’s still about the style/martial art because each martial has different advantages and disadvantages. People say boxing is the best for fighting multiple opponents but you can’t box when 5 guys have grabbed or while they’re holding you down on the ground. You would have to wrestle your way out of that. Wrestling can be done standing or while on the ground with somebody on top of you.
I hate the lack of footwork in muay thai because I prefer moving around and not being too much of a stationary target, but I hate the lack of tools to get the job done with more, that’s why I chose muay thai
A good Muay Thai fighter will beat a lot of decent boxers it’s just that Muay Thai has so much different stuff that finishing a good Muay Thai fighter is a lot rarer than a good boxer
Then let them fight with Mike Tyson,Joe Fraizer,Muhammed Ali...
@@Ozgurftw Seanchai, Buakaw...
Song name?
Rapture by Interworld
What song is this?
Any muay Thai fighter, but the catch is vs Mike Tyson
Ok but a lot of legendary boxers aren't gonna fight after one of Seanchai's kicks. It works both ways
Muay thai cus knees kicks and elbows are deadly especially if you are fast with it
One leg kick and the boxer gets folded. Considering how big of a weakness the legs are for a boxer, Muay Thai as a style has a massive inherent advantage over boxing with its very hard shin kicks and forearm strikes.
Boxing: daze out your opponent with swift punches and knock him out
Muay thai: keep him alive (optional)
I prefer both
Muay Thai is more interesting and diverse but learning to fight irl, I think boxing is best, having done both.
Muay Thai with a heavy punching focus is op on the streets.
I've heard Muay Thai Fighters have had Boxers Nearly Paralyzed.
Use it at the same time for the best striking style, Boxing is cooler than it seems like. And Muay Thai seems simpler than it seems
I agree with everything except the stamina, stamina hands down goes to Muay Thai but great vid still
If your opponent keeps dodging your jabs and cross then you can turn backward and use your elbow or knee to hit your opponent, so you can learn both
For me, boxing is like a pump shotgun meanwhile Muay Thai is an RPG
Rocket Launcher defence: They can't hit you if your both dead.
I absolutely love the both of them and admire the art behind both. I wish to be muay thai and jujitsu trained in the future as I believe they are the perfect combination. Back to the question, if you putting the best in the world of each sport face to face then I say muay thai all day. But most of the time, In most confrontations, either one is a good one to have trained in and will probably bring you out of the problem the winner. But still.....muay thai all day for my opinion