Yep same thing.. sometimes in the wrestling room we knew who was the toughest in the state. That guys reputation exceeds him. We would see him maybe twice a yr. But when we did we knew whoever was in his weight class was going to be pinned
The toughest guy i know is my friend that has a bone marrow-damage that leaves him in severe constant pain. But every day he pulls him self up, get in his wheelchair and go out for a 10 mile ride in it to photograph and go fishing. He has made a rig on his wheelchair that holds his rods while he's cruising around. Thats a really tough man.
Mike Vitale Wes watson and chael sonnen or the bad guy should get together and have a barbecue after their sparring session. They should also have a podcast together called bad guys united.
Reminds me of a story a coworker told me about his grandfather who raised him. The man was a boxing champion in the navy. Coworker said he never saw his grandfather lose a fight, one of the strongest and baddest men he ever knew. One day he was in an altercation with a neighbor which led to a fist fight in which the grandfather got his ass whipped. My coworker said his grandfather stewed over the loss for days. One day the grandfather went across the street and knocked on the neighbors door, said he wanted to try again, they went to the neighbors back yard, the grandfather again lost, stood up, shook the man's hand and said " I just needed to know", and that was that.
The grandad should have tried more ten times to be certain. One guy I knew went 0-89 without a win. Yes he lost 89 of his fights but he wasn't bothered because He thought to himself his opponents were not tough enough to kill him if they did they should have killed him. Despite bad jokes about his lack of ability to fight he eventually oh yes got better and became ferocious and vicious He maimed 30 of his previous conquerors badly. Sadly He became nasty and violent man. He avenged all of his 89 loss plus some. He went unbeaten for long time before the the bullet ended his weird career . Like Chael said no man is tougher than the next man.
Chael's father is the toughest guy he ever met. Rain or shine he put his boots on every morning and went to work to support his family and help his son chase trophies and live a life of relative leisure in comparison to his own upbringing. That's a real tough guy.
So let me get this straight......The baddest guy Chael knows, knows a man (who he considers to be the baddest man he knows) and that man has an older brother....who rode around on a woman's bike in a singlet wrestling strangers in his childhood? That might just be the greatest story ever told.
Toughest guy I ever met he had a lethal Blood cancer and he kept coming to work for Years, it was only in the last 3 months that he dropped off. He never Donged anyone over the head, but he was by far the toughest man I ever knew and I worshipped him..
I love how Chael fully embraces his Chaelness. I seriously would love to see him run for president. The presidential debates with Chael would be amazing.
*That part about the guy riding a girls bike around with his headgear in the basket, riding up to kids and challenging them to wrestling matches was the most "Tony Ferguson the type of guy to" thing I've ever heard.*
When I was a kid if we wanted to fight we would just leave our bike unattended while we watched out the window, as soon as someone would come to steal it we would fight them.
The "Toughest guy I know" is a right of passage that all fighters experience. Every fighter has a "Toughest guy I know" story. For me, it was my instructor who taught me from a very early age. From a kid's perspective, he was a monster. Many years later, as he was on the down slope and I was literally at my physical and technical peak, we sparred and the experience shattered the illusion. He wasn't a monster at all, but he was a great teacher. The point being, we all have those moments in our journey where an individual impresses us to the point of awe. That moment lives on in our memory and grows as time passes. The "Toughest guy I know" is always the guy who was what you wanted to be.
@@getrich9828 All colleges offer Saturday classes. This kid might not have any classes on Saturday, but his college is definitely open on Saturday. I think Chael said he goes to Oregon State
Forget sleep when its nick cage marathon movie night......what do you do when the local discount store is selling movies for 30 cents? You buy one of everything.
Wow, I went to HS school with all the Gutches! I didn’t expect to hear that :) PS, was born, raised and still here in Southern Oregon besides leaving for the Army back in the mid 90’s. I’ll have to share this shoutout 🙂
Rickson tapped Mark twice at his BJJ academy when he showed up there to train. tringle choke once. second time RNC I believe. Mark showed up to tangle with the best though.
Chael I was not the biggest fan in your career, but you won me over with your JJ performance and became a brother of my heart. You are now my favorite voice in MMA. Thank you for the joy you bring me.
Its like a movie.... you dont even know when it started but you then realize theres loud background music as an action scene is playing and just as it stops they cut to the next scene where an old man is quietly sipping coffee somewhere in a NY park... Chael doesnt talk like this at home, hes a smart man he knows what hes doing.
Reminds me of an old saying I used to hear 50 years ago. “No matter how tough you are, there’s always someone tougher”. It took me decades to figure out what it actually meant.
The baddest guy I know was my high school wrestling coach, Michael Porcelli... he has wins over Randy Couture and Kurt Angle. He used to tell us on the regular that Dave Shultz was the baddest man he knew. So I'm going with Dave too. It's settled.
I would say Mark for sure if he trained; but wouldn’t put it last Dave either. Pretty sure, and I could be wrong, but Mark’s one and only fight he did, he didn’t train for it at all.
Nah. Dave didnt want it. He wanted to be the family man dad. And mark...substance abuse would he picked up and peds and all that. Combine the two and you have khabib
Thanks, uncle Chael, for that walk down memory lane! I remember the hype around Les Gutches my sophomore year in Cedar falls. It was all about Brinzer and Gutches! I eventually attended OU (Oklahoma, not Oregon), where the Schulz brothers were legends. Dave was such a pioneer, and I'm convinced that many of his moves which were intended to manipulate airway, joints, etc. would have been very similar to what we see guys like Askren doing so well decades later (albeit they are not technically legal in wrestling).
Les Gutches was a phenomenal wrestler. he had some back problems later in his career that probably slowed him down a bit. for the non wrestling fans, type in Les Gutches vs Cael Sanderson (4 time NCAA undefeated champ 159-0, gold medalist and current Penn State head coach). that was indeed quite a match.
Obvious thing to say when talking about Chael but that was a great answer. 'there's always someone tougher' I wonder who the toughest man alive would be?
One of the toughest guys I met was a guy named Rick N. at my old Karate dojo in Hemet, CA. He was about 6'4" and about 300lbs but could kick at head height and wasn't really fat but wasn't really skinny (thick). He feared no one and would tell stories all the time about his street encounters, past and present. He wore glasses and had a red beard and hair. I think most people wouldn't see him as a "tough guy" but if you did decide to try him, you would be in a WORLD of hurt! Lol My Karate Sensei told a story of Rick's Black Belt test and having to fight / spar like 3-4 guys at once. Rick manhandled all of them, almost throwing one guy through a wall. One of the head Sensei's conducting the test remarked, "I think this guy has done this stuff for real before!" Lol
I used to live a mile from Mark Shultz. I bagged his groceries all the time when I was 15 and worked at Albertson's. I remember telling all my coworkers he was a UFC fighter, but nobody even knew what UFC was back then. Anyway, Mark's probably the toughest guy I ever met too.
Why would you mention the UFC? He fought only once. If anything, you should have mentioned he was a world champion and freestyle wrestling gold medal winner.
Wrestling is a fraternity of men. You could live half the world away, never spoke to someone and just know they wrestle. You will know so much about that person without a single introduction
Chael, the people want you to live stream a Q&A or at least come live and say hello. You can go live on your channel and use the community tab to announce a couple days early. Lots of comments about this man
Chael sonnen the type of guy to serve a 3 piece and a soda to masvidal while explaning Kevin lee where he fits into this and telling eddie bravo to look into it before tiredly exhaling - ok great now the goat chawl himself offers khabib location before anklepicking tony ferguson cause he cant let him get close. Tito tapped
I was at only one UFC event live...UFC 9 in Detroit. I feel honored to have been there live for Mark Schultz's one and only MMA fight...which he won. :-)
Dan LeBatard: "Chael, am I wrong in saying you've been unusually nice to Jon Jones leading up to this fight?" Chael: "Well LeBatard I don't have all the details, but if you said it you're most likely wrong" Chael Sonnen King of Trash Talk
like most dad's mine was like superman when i was young, well to me he was. I never quite knew how true that would be . My dad is in his 70's now and still runs around like a 50yr old but he's started to chill out a bit now . So i've meet a lot of guys that talk about my old man and of his many battles (you would'nt think this if you meet him ) and the strength he possessed i knew Dad was hard man but did'nt know he was the one that people would go to to sought out local bullies or so called tough guys my unlce told me that he'd take on two-three guys with ease and have them down in seconds and others saying that dad was a absolute power house the list go'es on ( forgot where i was going with this)......he trained through the 70's and 80's give it all up to raise my siblings and i he is the most humble dude and funny to think people still talk about him.
This is the best toughest guy story ever told. I'll bet if you could follow up with every toughest guy story and their toughest guy story you would probably end up in biblical times. Chael is a phenomenal story teller!
@@josiffexplosiff1 If I was lying I would just say Les Gutches was my coach but he was like a celebrity in Southern Oregon so the only time I saw him was at the wrestling camp he was running for a week. My coach was his uncle who was still pretty bad ass and mean. I knew his son's Bryson and Brock. Bryson is one of the best wrestlers I've met besides maybe Juan Archuleta. Brock who was a little kid ended up being a super successful wrestler.
@@eeooooee2234 I have wrestled my whole life all around the west coast. I've met a lot of people that ended up being great like Tatiana Suarez and Juan Archuleta for example. That is why I want to be a journalist in MMA. I feel like so many of my old friends and rivals are in the UFC or some other big organization and I know more about them then most people do.
OSU Beavers Athletic HOF 1. Gary Payton 2. Steven Jackson 3. Pat Casey/ Pat Bailey 4. Jacoby Ellsbury 5. AC Green 6. Terry Baker 7. Chad Johnson 8. Les Gutches 9. Brent Barry 10. Brandin Cooks - TJ Houshmandzadeh - Colby Covington - Nick Madregal - Michael Conforto - Adley Rustchman - Darwin Barney - Nick Barnett - Jordan Poyer - Rick Barry - Gary Payton II - Dennis Erickson - Mike Riley - Destiny Slocum - Jeff Monson
As an individual who has committed the majority of my life to the sport of wrestling, and also very familiar with all of these names mentioned, this is one of my favorite stories of all time. So resonating to hardcores because the greats come from all paths of life and there’s always someone out there that is badder than you
When I was a senior in high school there was a cocky freshman kid who had a reputation as a fighter who wouldn't back down from anyone. His name was Ken Nance. He later changed his name to Ken Shamrock.
Chael was the toughest guy at my high school. He never even went there either!!! That's the crazy part
😂
Lol
Let me be honest, he was the toughest guy at my school and my school is old....
Yep same thing.. sometimes in the wrestling room we knew who was the toughest in the state. That guys reputation exceeds him. We would see him maybe twice a yr. But when we did we knew whoever was in his weight class was going to be pinned
We called him he who shall not be named at my school
Toughest guy I knew was my 12 year old friend who fought leukemia and lost over 36 years ago. Paul, you were a brave, but humble kid!
Sounds like a draw to me.
Damn dude I lost my koro in 05 to cancer and I miss him so much I miss all my ancestors
@@always420smoking8 nz?
@@estogaza5827 norm McDonald joke
@@Tyoutubrr ya. But considering he was secretly dying of cancer idk if it’s even a joke or just a harsh truth he came to. Or both
When Chael moved out in his teens he told his father your the man of the house now
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I thought he woulda told his father to move out
The toughest guy i know is my friend that has a bone marrow-damage that leaves him in severe constant pain.
But every day he pulls him self up, get in his wheelchair and go out for a 10 mile ride in it to photograph and go fishing.
He has made a rig on his wheelchair that holds his rods while he's cruising around.
Thats a really tough man.
Sounds like a boss 👍
Respect!! For him of course but also you for honouring your friend like that by placing this post. And indeed Guinness rules💪🏻☘️👊🏻💚👍🏻
Awesome guy fer sure
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Wish I could buy him a case of beer and go fishing with him... lost use of my left arm due to electrocution at work, No legs! That’s a tough man
Chael is so tough he kicks himself in the groin and gives his opponent 5 minutes to recover
That’s one hell of a mind game .. I wouldn’t want 2 fight a guy like that 😂😂😂
hahahahahah. Awesome one
Who wants to face a guy who kicks his own ass 😂
That sounds like a tony joke rip off
LMAO!!!! 😂😂😅😝
Chael Sonnen the kinda guy to constantly cut himself off in his own monologue
Ok Great!
@@samcf7690 😅😅😅😅
Facts lolol
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Real talk
Les changed his name at 18years old to Chael P Sonnen
Underrated comment haha
@Derrick 'Dada 2500' Lewis Fedor would disagree with that.
Gold my friend 😂😂😂
@Derrick 'Dada 2500' Lewis Still the GOAT
Les is a bad dude for real.
I will offer you this, where does kevin lee fit into this?
Justin Last in his highlight real, iirc 🤣
Ok great
@Justin Last oh most definitely
INTANGIBLE
WHich Kevin Lee ? Fighter Kevin Lee?
“The toughest guy I know.”
Holds up a picture of himself with a fake mustache
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Lmfao, og spongebob humor right here. That's comedy gold.
...and fake glasses...and a postiche noze lol
@@sylvandespres7654 😂
"His name is Mael Chonnen"
Chael is so tough he can pee his initials into concrete
Ok great, he's so tough that on the highest of levels all the people that "beat him" only got over pn him because chael didmt offer them this: "No"
No that means he should stop drinking monster energy drinks and cheetos.
They don't call him Chael "P" Sonnen for nothing
I don't think so buddy, only Chuck Norris can do that.
@@michaelchildofgod1427 and the P stands for iconic
When I clicked on this, I assumed Chael would be talking about the first time he ever saw a mirror.
Anthony Ridgway lmao
LMAO he needs to see this
Him and wes watson should spar.
Mike Vitale Wes watson and chael sonnen or the bad guy should get together and have a barbecue after their sparring session. They should also have a podcast together called bad guys united.
Hahahahaha
Reminds me of a story a coworker told me about his grandfather who raised him. The man was a boxing champion in the navy. Coworker said he never saw his grandfather lose a fight, one of the strongest and baddest men he ever knew. One day he was in an altercation with a neighbor which led to a fist fight in which the grandfather got his ass whipped. My coworker said his grandfather stewed over the loss for days. One day the grandfather went across the street and knocked on the neighbors door, said he wanted to try again, they went to the neighbors back yard, the grandfather again lost, stood up, shook the man's hand and said " I just needed to know", and that was that.
The grandad should have tried more ten times to be certain. One guy I knew went 0-89 without a win. Yes he lost 89 of his fights but he wasn't bothered because He thought to himself his opponents were not tough enough to kill him if they did they should have killed him. Despite bad jokes about his lack of ability to fight he eventually oh yes got better and became ferocious and vicious He maimed 30 of his previous conquerors badly. Sadly He became nasty and violent man. He avenged all of his 89 loss plus some. He went unbeaten for long time before the the bullet ended his weird career . Like Chael said no man is tougher than the next man.
@@haroldharryhugh367 seems like a fictional story. 0-89 in what?
Wauuuuuu..He was a great gentleman. Probably past his prime. But a true warrior despite losing. We all loose part of being a human being. 👊🏿👊🏿
That is a super cool story. I like meeting old timers that were tough as nails in their day.
This generation thinks they invented tough. Not a chance
@@TheBigRedOutlaw seems real. L mans.
Chael's father is the toughest guy he ever met. Rain or shine he put his boots on every morning and went to work to support his family and help his son chase trophies and live a life of relative leisure in comparison to his own upbringing. That's a real tough guy.
Absolutely right. Persistence. Keep showing up, day after day, and providing a better life for those who depend on you. That's badass.
Well said my man. Well said.
Imagine having to carry Chael Sonnen in your ball sack, that's the definition of tough
I think Chael would highly appreciate those words if he sees your comment
"The working man's the tough guy!"
So let me get this straight......The baddest guy Chael knows, knows a man (who he considers to be the baddest man he knows) and that man has an older brother....who rode around on a woman's bike in a singlet wrestling strangers in his childhood?
That might just be the greatest story ever told.
Toughest guy I ever met he had a lethal Blood cancer and he kept coming to work for Years, it was only in the last 3 months that he dropped off.
He never Donged anyone over the head, but he was by far the toughest man I ever knew and I worshipped him..
I love how Chael fully embraces his Chaelness. I seriously would love to see him run for president. The presidential debates with Chael would be amazing.
It would get old real quick!, tries too hard, too loud!, good fighter, i like him.
He’d tell trump the only one who gets paid to use their mouth is your wife!!
Oh my goodness
Would be more honest than any other politician though. Would be great to see.
me,id like to see him run as the next chuck norris lol.
The awkward moment when you think chael is about to do a biography on your life
I know I was getting all flattered only to be let down not once but twice when he didn't say it was himself.
If I knew Chael was some how reading this, I'd be all Yaa hooo and shizzle.
@Daniel Grozier you would no it was leathery
@Daniel Grozier You're into man-love. OK, great! Just don't describe where Kevin Lee fits into your fantasies.
@Daniel Grozier straight men don't have as many different terms for gay sex as you do. think about it.
Nothing like a good bedtime story from Uncle Chael.
Sonnen is probably the most literate person to ever do contact sports. Great speaker. Conveys a message in a straight fashion.
Him, Dan Severn, and Ben Askren. And then Dominick Cruz to a lesser extent.
@@damienholland8103 ryan hall too
I'm guessing you've never heard of Tito Ortiz?
naah..no one did/does/will do better than Ali .
@@damienholland8103 Dominick Cruz better than Ben Askren, Severn is debatable
"No matter how tough you are, there is always someone who's tougher."
and his name is Chael P. Sonnen.
Undefeated
So what if ur david goggins?
@fred savage yeah, but usually it's true
@bunkar jenkins your joking right
Tito Ortiz the type of dude to tap and then keep fighting
DailyDabber W
Tito is the type of guy to get k.o'd then raise his hand like he won
DailyDabber FUCK
That would be Ken Shamrock
Isn't that called being smart? Never stop until referee stops the fight.
One of if not the best comment section is right here always, no keyboard warriors just straight BMF jokers 😎💯
I’m sorry 😂😂
Im a keyboard warrior and i have the BMF keyboard warrior belt. I wasnt fighting 🍅 cans like Scott Belvins and Ron Imhoff
Kappa 😊
It’s interesting you bring it up and to answer the QUESTION:
WHERE does Joe Rogan comments fit in to this?
I T S R E L E V A N T
THAT just happened!!! 🤣
*That part about the guy riding a girls bike around with his headgear in the basket, riding up to kids and challenging them to wrestling matches was the most "Tony Ferguson the type of guy to" thing I've ever heard.*
INDEED
When I was a kid if we wanted to fight we would just leave our bike unattended while we watched out the window, as soon as someone would come to steal it we would fight them.
R.I.P. Dave Schultz one of the greatest wrestlers of all time!
" The" greatest wrestler of all time.
The "Toughest guy I know" is a right of passage that all fighters experience. Every fighter has a "Toughest guy I know" story. For me, it was my instructor who taught me from a very early age. From a kid's perspective, he was a monster. Many years later, as he was on the down slope and I was literally at my physical and technical peak, we sparred and the experience shattered the illusion. He wasn't a monster at all, but he was a great teacher.
The point being, we all have those moments in our journey where an individual impresses us to the point of awe. That moment lives on in our memory and grows as time passes. The "Toughest guy I know" is always the guy who was what you wanted to be.
True...Very True
So very, very true. I've always loved hearing other people tell their "Toughest guy I know" stories.
You are absolutely right.
Tony Ferguson the type of guy to pay for ESPN+ and still stream the fights illegally to condition his Federal Agents
Underrated tony comment
cheney barczewski, DUDE! THIS is definitely the comment of the thread 😆.
This is a really good Tony comment 🤣
😂😂😁😁
He’s doing them a service!
Chael, you are the toughest guy we all know
Thank you, sir.
Chael's college student TH-cam handler is up way past his bedtime again. But when the Gangster has videos to post, sleep is secondary
Its friday night
@@getrich9828 All colleges offer Saturday classes. This kid might not have any classes on Saturday, but his college is definitely open on Saturday. I think Chael said he goes to Oregon State
Forget sleep when its nick cage marathon movie night......what do you do when the local discount store is selling movies for 30 cents? You buy one of everything.
Get Rich college is 24/7 bruh
they’re on west linn time
Wow, I went to HS school with all the Gutches! I didn’t expect to hear that :) PS, was born, raised and still here in Southern Oregon besides leaving for the Army back in the mid 90’s. I’ll have to share this shoutout 🙂
"You never have to ask if I'm ok, There isn't a man alive that can hurt me." Mark Shultz
we heard
@@meanoldfatlady5071 Oh you heard and still commented? Seems like you didn't read it. Don't worry we understand.
@@kchop4tehwpn im pretty sure ciommenting after seeing a video makes more sense than commenting before seeing it dummy
Rickson tapped Mark twice at his BJJ academy when he showed up there to train. tringle choke once. second time RNC I believe. Mark showed up to tangle with the best though.
@@Davidmenzieshat true - reading Breathe now…
Tony Ferguson is the type of guy who believes the earth is shaped like an octagon
Original
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That's a requirement to be a 10th planet black belt
Dope
Even Eddie bravo doesn't believe that.
Chael the kind of guy to look in the mirror and then talk about the toughest man he ever met
SodaPrezsing ... from the headline, I thought I be viewing Chael in the bathroom shaving
I just saw a picture of Chael that said “THE TOUGHEST MAN I EVER MET” I didn’t even know this was a video. I thought it was just a statement
There's actually a decent lesson in this.. Stay humble, because no matter how good you (think) are, there's always someone better!
and don't make fun of any man who rides a girls bike with a basket in the front
Chael is like Shakespeare, he is always adding to the English language.
I love how Chael is engaging with us lot, only uncle Chael and Michael Bisping do this but it's hugely appreciated by us all.
Now if only he would throw a comment or two down here
Kevin Lee is pretty sure he sees holes in Les' game
Yes! AND GSP is not impressed by hiiis performance
Hahhahahhahhah
I wrestled at OSU with Les (not against him, but at the same time) when Randy was the assistant coach. Can confirm Les was one tough, focused mad man.
Chael I was not the biggest fan in your career, but you won me over with your JJ performance and became a brother of my heart. You are now my favorite voice in MMA. Thank you for the joy you bring me.
When it comes down to it, the baddest dude you know, and the baddest dude he knows, etc., there is usually a big brother involved!
Every time uncle Chael’s voice goes up and he’s talking fast from excitement it’s immediately followed up by his whispering voice lol.
The magic of pacing
Its like a movie.... you dont even know when it started but you then realize theres loud background music as an action scene is playing and just as it stops they cut to the next scene where an old man is quietly sipping coffee somewhere in a NY park... Chael doesnt talk like this at home, hes a smart man he knows what hes doing.
Unpredictability was never one of Uncle Chael's strong points.
David Aleksidze yet he remained UNDEFEATED, the ULTIMATE GOAT.
I love the way Chael interjects other people's names into a story when he's really talking about himself.
Reminds me of an old saying I used to hear 50 years ago. “No matter how tough you are, there’s always someone tougher”. It took me decades to figure out what it actually meant.
Les was an incredible freestyle wrestler, one of the pound for pound strongest 175 pounders in NCAA history! Cool story Chael!
How many people think les is uncle chael's alter ego?
Word!
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Dude, Les is a wrestling legend if you know the sport. Hodge Trophy winner and World Champion.
The way Chael tells stories is just so good, I could listen to this man for hours
Chael you also say "not for nothing" a lot to 😄
"I don't have the foggiest idea"
Ok, great. I will offer you this, just how good is Kevin Lee?
Lol, he missed the "Great" part of Okay, but maybe he's just trolling.
He takes storytelling to a level no one has ever seen before.
I think you mean he takes story telling from people who don't read books to a level no one has ever seen before.
@@kchop4tehwpn lololololol
Never wrestle a kid with a singlet on, riding a girl's bicycle
tony ferguson is the type of guy to dress up in bear suit for halloween to fight khabib
Genius.
hahaha
Tony furgeson the type of dude to move to big bear because he heard khabib wrestled a small bear
I read this one a couple days ago
That's a great idea... throw a bear suit on T.
The baddest guy I know was my high school wrestling coach, Michael Porcelli... he has wins over Randy Couture and Kurt Angle. He used to tell us on the regular that Dave Shultz was the baddest man he knew. So I'm going with Dave too. It's settled.
Chael, can you please stream a live chat with us? We adore you!
Angie live stream is a must!
jesus baltazar sure is!
chael interrupts himself so much its amazing
The Schultz Brothers’ were LEGIT. Had the UFC been around in their prime, they both would’ve been world champions.
I would say Mark for sure if he trained; but wouldn’t put it last Dave either. Pretty sure, and I could be wrong, but Mark’s one and only fight he did, he didn’t train for it at all.
Nah. Dave didnt want it. He wanted to be the family man dad. And mark...substance abuse would he picked up and peds and all that. Combine the two and you have khabib
I doubt this Les person has arms that need their own zip code like the GANGSTER'S ENORMOUS PYTHONS!!!
Even that old Chinese guy carrying groceries would let those guns pass through
Someone needs to call a veterinarian, cause his pythons are sick!
Watches some of Les's Matches.
Chael Sonnen, the type of guy to double leg his front door open.
Where all these corny jokes coming from?
Chael has blessed us u.k fans with a morning video. But the question still remains, why have l not seen the new Rambo movie yet.
Not even 9am yet. Saturday graft let’s do it💯
Cheal declined..
"If he did to me what he did to me, and I wasn't a consenting adult, he would have been arrested. For sure"...
L.m.f.a.o
Thanks, uncle Chael, for that walk down memory lane! I remember the hype around Les Gutches my sophomore year in Cedar falls. It was all about Brinzer and Gutches! I eventually attended OU (Oklahoma, not Oregon), where the Schulz brothers were legends. Dave was such a pioneer, and I'm convinced that many of his moves which were intended to manipulate airway, joints, etc. would have been very similar to what we see guys like Askren doing so well decades later (albeit they are not technically legal in wrestling).
Once again Chael is undefeated. Not a single dislike on this video.
Les Gutches was a phenomenal wrestler. he had some back problems later in his career that probably slowed him down a bit. for the non wrestling fans, type in Les Gutches vs Cael Sanderson (4 time NCAA undefeated champ 159-0, gold medalist and current Penn State head coach). that was indeed quite a match.
Uncle chael is the type of guy to answer the question no one asked.
Obvious thing to say when talking about Chael but that was a great answer. 'there's always someone tougher' I wonder who the toughest man alive would be?
I could listen to Chael's stories all day because he has been there and done it.
Haha you’re so involved with the community it really sets you apart. Thanks uncle Chael for being so involved
One of the toughest guys I met was a guy named Rick N. at my old Karate dojo in Hemet, CA. He was about 6'4" and about 300lbs but could kick at head height and wasn't really fat but wasn't really skinny (thick). He feared no one and would tell stories all the time about his street encounters, past and present. He wore glasses and had a red beard and hair. I think most people wouldn't see him as a "tough guy" but if you did decide to try him, you would be in a WORLD of hurt! Lol My Karate Sensei told a story of Rick's Black Belt test and having to fight / spar like 3-4 guys at once. Rick manhandled all of them, almost throwing one guy through a wall. One of the head Sensei's conducting the test remarked, "I think this guy has done this stuff for real before!" Lol
I used to live a mile from Mark Shultz. I bagged his groceries all the time when I was 15 and worked at Albertson's. I remember telling all my coworkers he was a UFC fighter, but nobody even knew what UFC was back then. Anyway, Mark's probably the toughest guy I ever met too.
Why would you mention the UFC? He fought only once. If anything, you should have mentioned he was a world champion and freestyle wrestling gold medal winner.
And I don’t think he was a UFC champ …. Something shady about his story ..
Wrestling is a fraternity of men. You could live half the world away, never spoke to someone and just know they wrestle. You will know so much about that person without a single introduction
Toughest guy I know is the Chael, Hes never lost a round!
And has never lost a single minute in a round.
Chael, the people want you to live stream a Q&A or at least come live and say hello. You can go live on your channel and use the community tab to announce a couple days early. Lots of comments about this man
But has he ever met Ronnie Pickering
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Hahahahhahaha get in
Haha classic
Who?
Khabib recently said Chael is the baddest guy he knows and is often referred to as the lion of Dagestan
Man Chael you're the absolute best. I could listen to you talkall day every day! Thank you!
One of the best stories I've ever heard. Always somebody tougher!
Chael “a meaningful period of time” Sonnen
Kevin Lee the type of guy to say he already beat Khabib in ea ufc 3 ..
That's a good one 🤣🤣
Al Iaquinta would be amused by this line
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Uncle Chael, you forgot the "Oh I and by the way" weirdism...
I have a neighbor who rides his bike in a singlet and approaches kids to wrestle too. The cops say he's the baddest man they know
I can’t get enough of these stories. Brilliant.
The toughest guy Chael ever met was looking at him in the mirror, standing across from him, undefeated, undisputed.
*Chael's stories are so goddamn memorizing*
Hard to forget them
Chael sonnen the type of guy to serve a 3 piece and a soda to masvidal while explaning Kevin lee where he fits into this and telling eddie bravo to look into it before tiredly exhaling - ok great now the goat chawl himself offers khabib location before anklepicking tony ferguson cause he cant let him get close.
Tito tapped
Uncle Chael is so humble he won’t even admit he’s the toughest guy ANYONE knows
Chaels comment section is the funniest i have ever seen.
I was at only one UFC event live...UFC 9 in Detroit. I feel honored to have been there live for Mark Schultz's one and only MMA fight...which he won. :-)
Dan LeBatard: "Chael, am I wrong in saying you've been unusually nice to Jon Jones leading up to this fight?"
Chael: "Well LeBatard I don't have all the details, but if you said it you're most likely wrong"
Chael Sonnen
King of Trash Talk
like most dad's mine was like superman when i was young, well to me he was. I never quite knew how true that would be .
My dad is in his 70's now and still runs around like a 50yr old but he's started to chill out a bit now . So i've meet a lot of guys
that talk about my old man and of his many battles (you would'nt think this if you meet him ) and the strength he possessed
i knew Dad was hard man but did'nt know he was the one that people would go to to sought out local bullies or so called tough guys
my unlce told me that he'd take on two-three guys with ease and have them down in seconds and others saying that dad was a absolute
power house the list go'es on ( forgot where i was going with this)......he trained through the 70's and 80's give it all up to raise my siblings and i
he is the most humble dude and funny to think people still talk about him.
Same as my dad, and i'm a wimp....What a disgrace
This is the best toughest guy story ever told. I'll bet if you could follow up with every toughest guy story and their toughest guy story you would probably end up in biblical times. Chael is a phenomenal story teller!
it'd be cool if we can get the best fighters throughout history, put them in a tournament at their prime and see who comes out victorious.
Tony's the type of guy to tell his parents to make sure they brush their teeth before he goes to bed.
Chael is the GOAT
I didn't think Les Gutches would be so high on your list. Les's uncle was my first wrestling coach.
Stop lying this is the circle of trust and we can be honest here
josiff explosiff I hope there are no lies. This is the comment section of sincerity
@@josiffexplosiff1 If I was lying I would just say Les Gutches was my coach but he was like a celebrity in Southern Oregon so the only time I saw him was at the wrestling camp he was running for a week. My coach was his uncle who was still pretty bad ass and mean. I knew his son's Bryson and Brock. Bryson is one of the best wrestlers I've met besides maybe Juan Archuleta. Brock who was a little kid ended up being a super successful wrestler.
@@eeooooee2234 I have wrestled my whole life all around the west coast. I've met a lot of people that ended up being great like Tatiana Suarez and Juan Archuleta for example. That is why I want to be a journalist in MMA. I feel like so many of my old friends and rivals are in the UFC or some other big organization and I know more about them then most people do.
I had the privilege to be able to coach Mark as an assistant in highschool. He was one hell of an athlete.
OSU Beavers Athletic HOF
1. Gary Payton
2. Steven Jackson
3. Pat Casey/ Pat Bailey
4. Jacoby Ellsbury
5. AC Green
6. Terry Baker
7. Chad Johnson
8. Les Gutches
9. Brent Barry
10. Brandin Cooks
- TJ Houshmandzadeh
- Colby Covington
- Nick Madregal
- Michael Conforto
- Adley Rustchman
- Darwin Barney
- Nick Barnett
- Jordan Poyer
- Rick Barry
- Gary Payton II
- Dennis Erickson
- Mike Riley
- Destiny Slocum
- Jeff Monson
Tony Ferguson the type of guy to fix a solution with a problem
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I swear to God that arm gets bigger every video.
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Daniel Grozier sup Owen ya bum
This would be a great series, esch episode track down and interview the next dude
Awesome idea
As an individual who has committed the majority of my life to the sport of wrestling, and also very familiar with all of these names mentioned, this is one of my favorite stories of all time. So resonating to hardcores because the greats come from all paths of life and there’s always someone out there that is badder than you
When I was a senior in high school there was a cocky freshman kid who had a reputation as a fighter who wouldn't back down from anyone. His name was Ken Nance. He later changed his name to Ken Shamrock.
Any average person walking down the tough streets of West Linn should get a mention.