Had so much fun dropping by Team Posse, def a gym I recommend if you visit Seoul! If you guys are interested in getting to be super reactive and confident sparring takes, check out the exact program I use to help develop these instincts: www.mmashredded.com/preptosparfight
There is only minimal aggressiveness. Compared to old school sparring where one wears body guard and ball guard to spar (optional gloves), this is NOTHING. The true skills are lost here. This is just play.
@Spinning Back-Kick It's simple. If you wear body guard and ball guard to fight, both fighters are way more incline to go all out to hit rather than holding back. And this brings out your true speed and true power. And when these aspects are brought out, your feet stance and distances are wider, you go lower in order to thrust forward with speed and also power, you have to really work to close the gap, giving you the reality of a true fight. It's also way more exhausting cuz there's a lot more work and tactic involved. It's very different and, if one wants to be genuine in the pursuit of martial arts, going this way is better than this vid which is just light (holding back) kinda sparring play. Trust me, mate. Try it. :)
You can see him pulling his shots too. He genuinely doesn’t want to go in and hurt the other guy, he just wants to train to get better. Very good fighter
First guy, loved his technique Second, kind of heavy but his counters were out of this world Third, super light on his feet Fourth, steady and always going forward Korea has some great fighters
The thing I love about Jeff is that even if he is losing in sparring he still posts it and shows where he goes wrong and shows you some things that he could have done better. Keep up the good work
I honestly though the guy in gray at 5:55 tries too hard. He was jabbing a lot but also was leaving a lot of opennings. There are plenty of times where his rib or lead leg qas just open for Jeffs round house. He wouldn't be able to continue to jab is someone gets those kicks in full power.
Blows me away how good you are! So much respect for strikers I've always battled flinching and holding my breath and closing my eyes until I saw your drilling video.. now I gotta find a gym that does lots of drilling. I feel like learning to strike really helps with confidence
I love your lifestyle man, you are inspiring for many people, you are a great teacher, you are strong, your technique and your move are beautiful; for me you already are a true master
Agreed. Especially his kicks are one of the most fluid and yet technical kicks I've seen. He is also marketable - good looking, dynamic stand up throws and yet well all around style, ethnically covers Asian geography to attract fan bases and yet grew up in Canada so he speaks perfect English and understands N American culture. (Can you imagine how much more K Zombie popular if he could speak English? and cracks some jokes or get heated argument with opponents? I am giant fan of him, but... his lack of English and politeness makes him...well not so marketable ) I hope he ascend into the stardom. :))
Wow! That sparring session with Kim Jae Woong is something else!! You guys went back and forth, equally matched in an awesome display of quick footwork and contender level technical skills! Shows your high skill level when you can more than hold your ground with the currently ranked #1 contender!! Fight fans can't wait to see you fight again!!
I love how smoothly your combos finish with a clean leg kick.. you really put your hips into them.. there’s nothing nicer than a clean combo finished with a perfect leg kick.. NGL there’s so many days where I get as much joy watching good sparring videos as I do watching actual fights.
Jeff you‘re the man! Gotta appreciate all the hard work you put in to These Videos. Cant Imagine how much time it takes to edit all These vids. Also you Always got godlike content. Just wanted to say Thank you. Best fighting Channel on youtube for sure.
I love aggressive sparring. There is no greater feeling than having a sparring partner you're comfortable with. Feeling each other out, and obliging when it's time to go full Super Saiyan.
You got best channel on TH-cam. Awesome how u took it down a couple notches for the last guy who wasn’t pro n u can tell at a lower experience level the the rest of guys .. your a beast Jeff
The beauty behind this kind of MMA is that most of these guys come from some Taekwondo, Tangsodo, or Hapkido background. They have excellent kicks and timing
i love your spirit brother fighting and i love my motherland korea. seoul is wheremy folks are from and this place is like training paradise. thankyou so much
I love these sparringvideos, it gets my adrenaline to rusch :) Im 42 now and i stopped competeing ten years ago. This is what real sparring and Martial Art training looks like.
I dont hit as hard as I WANT to get hit, but I just hit as hard as I GET HIT. I prefer technical light sparring but I will hit hard back if they hit me hard
Love how the pros are so good at keeping it nice and easy, ramping power/speed as needed. Did you ask them to go hard or do they just ramp it up on you naturally?
Precise counters ? I call that lousy footwork. Go watch lomachenko and see what precise counter attacks look like. The red t shirt guy only knew how to lean backwards whenever the other fighter charged with combinations. No Angles, no slips, no dives mixed with punches. Simple and one dimensional fighting. Respect tho...
Ahmad Khamash His footwork was great. His switches had perfect timing, he didn’t have to overextend once, he kept a great pace and was able to slip to where he wanted with ease. Your only other arguments would be head movement and angle cuts, and it didn’t really look like he wanted or needed it for the style he like to fight in. Especially when there’s literally no corner or rope to worry about. You’re assuming a lot. Especially given his wrestling was based on angle and drag rather than lift and leverage, I doubt he doesn’t consider angles. You can tell a lot by a person’s shot
Hey Jeff, nice Video. Ive been injured two years ago and after that, I got a little insecure when it comes to sparring. Yesterday, I had a harder sparring session and many opponents controlled me pretty well. One of them said, that I need to pressure harder and attack more aggressivly. After I did this, my sparring was way better, even though I got some nasty shots to the face. Anyway, many times I see you waiting for your opponent to make a move and counter him afterwards. When I do that, I eat 1-2 shots and then I´m not able to counter him properly. Is my timing off? Thanks a lot, mate!
I can relate to what youre saying cuz i do the same unconsciously. Im not jeff, but in my experience i lose the counter game when i become passive and relax. Maybe it's because I'm a dumb fighter, but passively waiting for the attack always results in me being too late or anticipating the wrong move. Instead, what works for me is applying pressure and baiting my opponent into attacking how i want them to. When I'm "waiting for the counter", what I'm actually doing is making mini feints and searching for openings in my opponents guard to attack. That way, my body is already ready to move if my opponent attacks first and i wont be too slow. I believe this is what jeff is doing too. I hope this comes across the way i intended!
Another tip, when facing a smarter or more experienced opponent, i find it more effective to always attack and change angles and attack patterns and combos. This may be very tiring but personally, if i stop for a moment and let my opponent think, I'll always lose the next exchange
hey brother! being aggressive is def good, especially aggressive countering. Pressuring and countering the counter. unfortunately, not to make excuses, I hadn't trained for 3 weeks before this session because of a staff infection I had in Taiwan, so I was out of shape and waited to go at his pace
@@MMAShredded Hey man, first of all, thanks for your answer. But the whole difference between you and me is: when you go at his pace, it works. When i do that (espacially against taller opponents) I get beaten up. Is it you timing or is it something else, that makes your counters so efficient. Thanks for the help, bro!
@@laughydawg9594 Thank you so much for your answer. I think I need to fight more aggressive and need to use all the techniques at my hand, because actually my technique is very good. I will try to throw more feints :) Thanks man!
Jeff great job! Love watching your vids..really good job matching intensity with the different fighters. You can see the mutual respect between them all. That isn’t an easy thing to do, your a good mentor
Good techniques etc but overall, sparring like this all the time will not contribute to your longevity in the sport. It's been proven time again. You have nothing to prove; spar smartly.
I absolutely love your style of fighting. You're a real technician. The way you move and how you cover a great distance with just a kick. I just keep watching and try to suck up everything I see like a sponge. I catch myself trying to mimic some of your moves when I'm sparring (though I'm really just a recreational 'fighter'). I love how easy you throw fast combos and those kicks are insane. With my 98 kilos and 190cm I'm not a lightweight so in sparring I keep surprising my opponents with some fines and technic. They expect a browler with heavy KO hits. But what's the fun in that haha. Thank you for showing your talent. It let's me grow as well. Great sparring as always and I'm looking forward for new videos! Greetings from the Netherlands
hey man thanks for sharing your experience and watching my content and giving me feedback! I appreciate it and motivates me to keep pumping out content! :)
i love how the two pairs behind you two are just tapping each other, going super chill, especially the fat dude. and then you two were trying to take each others head off
Bro your cardio and stamina is off the wall how many miles you run a day much respect how you go humble and when they turn it up you turn it up much respect many blessings
Had so much fun dropping by Team Posse, def a gym I recommend if you visit Seoul! If you guys are interested in getting to be super reactive and confident sparring takes, check out the exact program I use to help develop these instincts: www.mmashredded.com/preptosparfight
Jef! Please train with Edward Folayang here in the Philippines from Team Lakay! I would love to see you both Spar!😁
wow nice sparring my friend I have been training for 3 years mma and now my shame leg hurts have you ever the same pain ???
(osteitis pubis)
a Mayweather jab was needed. especially for the first guy
keep up the good work brother, they aint got sh!t on your combinations
s/o from south africa
will def when I visit one day!!
Everyone: Vibin with there light sparring
these two: Lets go full DBZ
haha
😂😂
full dbz every once in a while even in a controlled spar can be good learning experiences
I love the aggressiveness, but the respect is still there. Always appreciate that
thank you!! yeah nothin but respect!
There is only minimal aggressiveness. Compared to old school sparring where one wears body guard and ball guard to spar (optional gloves), this is NOTHING. The true skills are lost here. This is just play.
mkleng bro what are your smoking they’re hitting pretty damn hard
@@mkleng can tell you have never trained a day in your life!! lmao!!!!!!!!
@Spinning Back-Kick It's simple. If you wear body guard and ball guard to fight, both fighters are way more incline to go all out to hit rather than holding back. And this brings out your true speed and true power. And when these aspects are brought out, your feet stance and distances are wider, you go lower in order to thrust forward with speed and also power, you have to really work to close the gap, giving you the reality of a true fight. It's also way more exhausting cuz there's a lot more work and tactic involved. It's very different and, if one wants to be genuine in the pursuit of martial arts, going this way is better than this vid which is just light (holding back) kinda sparring play. Trust me, mate. Try it. :)
Guy with the red tank top has high fighting I.Q. He doesn't trade, he counters and sets up traps. Beautiful to watch.
yeah he was good!
Yeah he was very patient and technical
You can see him pulling his shots too. He genuinely doesn’t want to go in and hurt the other guy, he just wants to train to get better. Very good fighter
@@afghandydynamite9767 A shame that Jeff didn't return the favour. He spars way too hard, he's looking to get CTE.
Right he has a nice right hand
First guy, loved his technique
Second, kind of heavy but his counters were out of this world
Third, super light on his feet
Fourth, steady and always going forward
Korea has some great fighters
yeah man Koreans are really good, surprised me!
Second guy looked like he wasn’t trying to hurt him lol
They got some high level guys in Korea man
they do man, surprised me! they are very intense!
If you're familiar with high level taekwondo and Korean Judo then you wouldn't be as surprised. They've got beasts
They play Tekken
Korean man= 9cm
Longus Dongus 9cm pride‼
The thing I love about Jeff is that even if he is losing in sparring he still posts it and shows where he goes wrong and shows you some things that he could have done better. Keep up the good work
thank you brother!
I can't wait to go back to this kind of fun when every thing go backs to normal.
me too!
Same, Ive got on a hard sparring kick. I watch and think of my best sparring pall.. Victor...some where out there 🌔🐁
@@GoTimeGross I know bro
The first guy you sparred got pretty rough it almost looked like a real fight. Great video had me glued beginning to end.
sweet! thanks for the feedback!
I notice this too! He turned the intensity up with those back fist lollll
I think that 1st guy wanted to test the new guy in the gym and got more than he bargained for
I honestly though the guy in gray at 5:55 tries too hard. He was jabbing a lot but also was leaving a lot of opennings. There are plenty of times where his rib or lead leg qas just open for Jeffs round house. He wouldn't be able to continue to jab is someone gets those kicks in full power.
Blows me away how good you are! So much respect for strikers I've always battled flinching and holding my breath and closing my eyes until I saw your drilling video.. now I gotta find a gym that does lots of drilling. I feel like learning to strike really helps with confidence
thank you for the support bro!!
I love your lifestyle man, you are inspiring for many people, you are a great teacher, you are strong, your technique and your move are beautiful; for me you already are a true master
thank you so much man it means a lot to me brother!
I agree.
Agreed. Especially his kicks are one of the most fluid and yet technical kicks I've seen. He is also marketable - good looking, dynamic stand up throws and yet well all around style, ethnically covers Asian geography to attract fan bases and yet grew up in Canada so he speaks perfect English and understands N American culture. (Can you imagine how much more K Zombie popular if he could speak English? and cracks some jokes or get heated argument with opponents? I am giant fan of him, but... his lack of English and politeness makes him...well not so marketable ) I hope he ascend into the stardom. :))
Your kicks are insane, love how you change angle and whip them in
thank you bro!
Wow! That sparring session with Kim Jae Woong is something else!! You guys went back and forth, equally matched in an awesome display of quick footwork and contender level technical skills! Shows your high skill level when you can more than hold your ground with the currently ranked #1 contender!! Fight fans can't wait to see you fight again!!
thanks for watching!!
I love how smoothly your combos finish with a clean leg kick.. you really put your hips into them.. there’s nothing nicer than a clean combo finished with a perfect leg kick.. NGL there’s so many days where I get as much joy watching good sparring videos as I do watching actual fights.
thanks for watching bro!!
Dude i love your sparring video’s, keeps me motivated in my sport. And also learning From you!
thank you so much!
That was a nice spinning backfist setup at 3:16.
thanks for watching!
Second guy is countering really well.
Yea only countering not kickboxing for sure
yeah!!
@@cemdonmez5049 ...he's going like 10% with kicks.
@@IamG3X he is a wrestler
@@박원빈-y2f or karateka
That was some wicked sparring. Gotta love those leg kicks.
Good stuff Jeff. Can’t wait for your One debut
thanks so much bro! hopefully it will be soon!
Jeff you‘re the man! Gotta appreciate all the hard work you put in to These Videos. Cant Imagine how much time it takes to edit all These vids. Also you Always got godlike content. Just wanted to say Thank you. Best fighting Channel on youtube for sure.
hey brother thanks so much I really appreciate it!! comments like yours motivate me to keep it up!
4:40 that was ali’s spirit coming to help him 🔥
haha!!
That second guy had amazing timing.
yeah he did!!
That's some good training right there 👌
thanks bro!!
@@MMAShredded no problem man. Love your videos. Keep up the great work 🙂
Jeff, you gorgeous tasmanian mountain lion
hahahahah thanks bro I Love you and your comments~
That guy with the red vest was a pro. He was in and out and made it look effortless. Excellent sparring all round! Great session!
thanks for watching!
1:47 sneaky overhand lol awesome!
haha yeah it was a hard one
I love aggressive sparring. There is no greater feeling than having a sparring partner you're comfortable with. Feeling each other out, and obliging when it's time to go full Super Saiyan.
thanks for watching!
First one was hell of a brutal sparring.. Props to all guys👍🏻
haha yeah they are all intense!
MMAShredded keep it up bro, subbed👍🏻
Your fluidity within your movements is beautiful to watch
thanks bro!
Looking fit and in-flow, Jeff! Awesome!
thank you bro!
Love your content. Not everyone is honest enough to put up good quality sparring content. Thank u
thanks for watching!
That's high level training, nice.
thank you!
You got best channel on TH-cam. Awesome how u took it down a couple notches for the last guy who wasn’t pro n u can tell at a lower experience level the the rest of guys .. your a beast Jeff
thanks for watching man :)
Makes sense that doohoi Choi came from the same country as these guys 😂
haha yeah man Koreans are intense!
Do ho Choi Korean superboy
The beauty behind this kind of MMA is that most of these guys come from some Taekwondo, Tangsodo, or Hapkido background. They have excellent kicks and timing
they do! very skilled
Bro I would love to know what is your training regimen what is your diet like because your stamina endurance the video is bananas amazing
i love your spirit brother fighting and i love my motherland korea. seoul is wheremy folks are from and this place is like training paradise. thankyou so much
:)
I want you to do how to train in your own home. I speak in Spanish but I still understand your videos, greetings from Mexico
I will be coming up with a self training heavy bag program soon!
I love these sparringvideos, it gets my adrenaline to rusch :)
Im 42 now and i stopped competeing ten years ago.
This is what real sparring and Martial Art training looks like.
thanks for watching!!
I saw your post on instagram and I knew I would love the video before it was even up on youtube haha
hahahah your the best :) thanks !
You're amazing, Jeff! Not only you're skillful, but your content is great and pretty unique! Tks!
thanks so much Wagner, I appreciate ti!
Lmao notice how hard he goes on the lighter guys compared to how light he goes against the heavy guys (reminds me of myself lmao)
Great video! ❤️😂
number one sparring rule: Hit as HARD as you want to get hit
Well then you’re an asshole for that. His reason is that the lighter guys go harder.
I dont hit as hard as I WANT to get hit, but I just hit as hard as I GET HIT. I prefer technical light sparring but I will hit hard back if they hit me hard
@@MMAShredded that's fair
I’ve stopped watching your videos for a while and when i came back today i was just suprised u have improved really much! Good job brother
thank you! may I ask why you stopped watching?
MMAShredded i didn’t get any Notifications of you uploading nor your videos on the homepage so i forgot about your channel slowly, sorry😂
10:15 I swear I hear that redefinition song by mos def a Talib Kwali in the back ground lol.
hahaha
Another great video, thank you very much Brother Jeff! You are a real Fighter 💪💪💪💪🙏
thanks man!
Love how the pros are so good at keeping it nice and easy, ramping power/speed as needed. Did you ask them to go hard or do they just ramp it up on you naturally?
The first guy just randomly through a heavy overhand at me and ofc I low kicked him hard and it escalated from there lmao!
So Much respect for you Jeff
I wanna how that guy in the red tank trains, his style is so slick with those precise counters
haha yeah he was smooth!
Precise counters ? I call that lousy footwork. Go watch lomachenko and see what precise counter attacks look like. The red t shirt guy only knew how to lean backwards whenever the other fighter charged with combinations. No Angles, no slips, no dives mixed with punches. Simple and one dimensional fighting. Respect tho...
@@ahmadkhamash2406 This isnt boxing pal. And yes I'm aware of Lomachenko.
Ahmad Khamash
His footwork was great. His switches had perfect timing, he didn’t have to overextend once, he kept a great pace and was able to slip to where he wanted with ease. Your only other arguments would be head movement and angle cuts, and it didn’t really look like he wanted or needed it for the style he like to fight in. Especially when there’s literally no corner or rope to worry about. You’re assuming a lot. Especially given his wrestling was based on angle and drag rather than lift and leverage, I doubt he doesn’t consider angles. You can tell a lot by a person’s shot
@@ahmadkhamash2406 Lol what do you mean he's great. And did you seriously compare him to Lomachenko? Don't be an idiot, or are you just jealous?
A very nice video. You never get any where without hard work. You show us that. Thank you teacher.
thank you bro!
Lol Jeff is “that guy”, going for leg-locks right out the gate. Me too man, me too.
LMAOOO
Another great one. Thanks Jeff.
thanks bro!!
Amo los Sparring 👏👏👏👏👏👏
thank you!!
Ich liebe deine Sparring Videos . Motivation pur!
thank you!!
Awsome sparring. standup is phenominal...they will hand some seriouse wreckage in UFC or BELLATOR. THIS IS SPARTA!!!
thanks for watching!
By far the best sparring video I’ve seen you do! AWESOME WORK Jeff 😎😎😎
thank you bro!
3:10 Jeff Aldo
haha!
Loved the Sparring session with the guy in red.His counters were pretty smooth.
Cheers!
The problem is that I love it too much ❤️
hahaha thanks for watching!
This dude is legit!! New subscriber
That guy with the red shirt sure has a reach advantage that's for sure.
haha yeah he's got some long arms!
I like the takedown attempt, and he was confused it wasn't MMA. LOL!!
haha
Hey Jeff, nice Video. Ive been injured two years ago and after that, I got a little insecure when it comes to sparring. Yesterday, I had a harder sparring session and many opponents controlled me pretty well. One of them said, that I need to pressure harder and attack more aggressivly. After I did this, my sparring was way better, even though I got some nasty shots to the face.
Anyway, many times I see you waiting for your opponent to make a move and counter him afterwards. When I do that, I eat 1-2 shots and then I´m not able to counter him properly. Is my timing off? Thanks a lot, mate!
I can relate to what youre saying cuz i do the same unconsciously.
Im not jeff, but in my experience i lose the counter game when i become passive and relax. Maybe it's because I'm a dumb fighter, but passively waiting for the attack always results in me being too late or anticipating the wrong move. Instead, what works for me is applying pressure and baiting my opponent into attacking how i want them to. When I'm "waiting for the counter", what I'm actually doing is making mini feints and searching for openings in my opponents guard to attack. That way, my body is already ready to move if my opponent attacks first and i wont be too slow. I believe this is what jeff is doing too.
I hope this comes across the way i intended!
Another tip, when facing a smarter or more experienced opponent, i find it more effective to always attack and change angles and attack patterns and combos. This may be very tiring but personally, if i stop for a moment and let my opponent think, I'll always lose the next exchange
hey brother! being aggressive is def good, especially aggressive countering. Pressuring and countering the counter. unfortunately, not to make excuses, I hadn't trained for 3 weeks before this session because of a staff infection I had in Taiwan, so I was out of shape and waited to go at his pace
@@MMAShredded Hey man, first of all, thanks for your answer. But the whole difference between you and me is: when you go at his pace, it works. When i do that (espacially against taller opponents) I get beaten up. Is it you timing or is it something else, that makes your counters so efficient. Thanks for the help, bro!
@@laughydawg9594 Thank you so much for your answer. I think I need to fight more aggressive and need to use all the techniques at my hand, because actually my technique is very good. I will try to throw more feints :) Thanks man!
Your channel is awesome for everyone who wants to learn how to fight. Is a inspiration to me as a martial artist. Congratulations from Brazil!!
thank you Antonio!
Awsome video i love your techniques!
You have a great channel, love to watch your videos! Keep up the good work! +1 sub
Grtzz from holland
Usu!👊🏻
thanks so much robin!!
Hello from Russia! This chanel one of the best for the learning. And you amyzing. Thx.
thanks so much!
Damn you went to Korea too? Haven't been in Seoul for years! lol
yeah! I love Korea its so beautiful and I love the food!
So awesome watching sparring and different guys fighting
cheers!
Where you get that shirt looks really good to spar in
thanks bro! its a gift from Team Posse!
Love these hard sparring vids man you a beast fasho
thank you!!
MMAShredded, I'm waiting in Indonesia. Bali MMA
I was at Bali MMA 2 weeks ago!
Man your good dawg. This helps me with my technique
thank you!
Train in singapore sometime?
yeah i visited Singapore a few weeks ago! stay tuned for the videos!
your a beast i love the 2nd guy you sparred he seemed pretty crafty really good counters.. big dude tho
haha yeah he was!!
0:12 Looks like karate
much respect to you sir
following your video's journeys just like my dream life comes true.
thank you
best wishes to you!
thank you!!
oh oh!! Korea?? wow
I'm Korean OMG😲
Korea is one of my fav countries!
Love seeing your passion in mma. Will cheer for you in your fights✌✌
thanks bro!
Looks like only you and your partners were going hard compared to the guys in the background
haha I was only hitting as hard as I got hit
Always rocking it Mad respect!
thank you!!
Not training with shin guards? Damn koreans are hardcore
haha yeah some wore them and some didn't
@Fariston it's still pretty cool though, if anything kinda painful
Jeff great job! Love watching your vids..really good job matching intensity with the different fighters. You can see the mutual respect between them all. That isn’t an easy thing to do, your a good mentor
thank you Tom!
Good techniques etc but overall, sparring like this all the time will not contribute to your longevity in the sport. It's been proven time again. You have nothing to prove; spar smartly.
Luv it. I can learn so much from your vids. The best channel in yt . And I'm very picky
thanks brother!
You need to calm down and be more loose otherwise you will be an easy target for high skilled fighter with knockout power.
I love your sparing videos. 100 % motivation 👊🙏
thanks bro!!!
All your sparring vids are excellent.
thanks so much!
Love these hard training sessions #MMASHREDDED
thank you Chris!!
I absolutely love your style of fighting. You're a real technician. The way you move and how you cover a great distance with just a kick. I just keep watching and try to suck up everything I see like a sponge. I catch myself trying to mimic some of your moves when I'm sparring (though I'm really just a recreational 'fighter'). I love how easy you throw fast combos and those kicks are insane.
With my 98 kilos and 190cm I'm not a lightweight so in sparring I keep surprising my opponents with some fines and technic. They expect a browler with heavy KO hits. But what's the fun in that haha.
Thank you for showing your talent. It let's me grow as well. Great sparring as always and I'm looking forward for new videos!
Greetings from the Netherlands
hey man thanks for sharing your experience and watching my content and giving me feedback! I appreciate it and motivates me to keep pumping out content! :)
I'll say one thing Dude, you've got a hell of a cardio!! I get out of breath just watching you!
haha I gassed out! but thank you!
Very nice, great footage as always.
thank you!!
Jeff! Great work as usual. God bless brother
thanks so much!!
That 2nd guy was crafty as hell and had real good counters and quick reflex’s.
yeah he was good!
한국의 팀파스 에도 오셨군요... 놀랍네요..
this is worlds best channel ever
thank you bro I appreciate it!
Man its rare to see kick boxing match that use good boxing too, I salute you!
thank you!!
i love how the two pairs behind you two are just tapping each other, going super chill, especially the fat dude. and then you two were trying to take each others head off
lmfao
Bro your cardio and stamina is off the wall how many miles you run a day much respect how you go humble and when they turn it up you turn it up much respect many blessings
thanks brother! I try to develop my aerobic system first with low intensity 1 hour runs and then closer to fight time ill do sprints!
Great video, content, and performances. I hope you continue to grow in this passion.
thank you Tyson!
Always the best! Awesome as always my friend!
thank you! I appreciate it!
That first match was dangerous., a bit 2 crazy in my opinion. The second guy has smooth footwork and has great fighting reflexes. Amazing
thanks for watching!
Awesome, watching you travel and train has been pretty cool, thanks man
thanks man! lots of other travel sparring coming soon!