The Smiling Destroyer Tawanchai Is This DANGEROUS In Muay Thai!? | Taekwondo Olympian Reacts
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In fact, Muay Thai comes from Muay Boran (Boran in Thai means Ancient or Oldest) Muay Boran is very dangerous boxing because Muay Boran uses the sharpest and hardest part of the body to fight with the enemy. Thai people in the past had fewer armies than the enemy. When they missed and dropped their swords, they would use Muay Boran, Tackling your opponent includes elbows, knee, fingers, head, feet, heels, and chin. Traditional Muay Boran is extremely dangerous and life-threatening. But in order to make it into a sport, these postures must be cut out so that they can be used actively.
Woow! Amazing information! Thank you so much for sharing! 🤗
Muay Boran is actually an umbrella term for old many regional Muays
There were many regional styles of Muay in the Early Rattanakosin Era such as:
Muay Jerng and TaSao from the North
Muay Korat of NorthEastern,
Muay Loburi of Central
Muay Chaiya of the South
And etc.
Each had unique guards, stances, footworks and striking techniques distinctively different from one another.
All regionals styles were accumulated, blended and developed through Bangkok arenas and through exchanged techniques amoung the fighters when they transfered from camp to camp…Until…
This standard ❤️MuayThai
@@KenParkpoom-fb7qh WOW! Thank you for all that information!
I also do Muay Thai and it's a hard sport, but it's fun. One thing to note Taekwondo kicks are mechanically different to Muay Thai kicks. It's the way the body mechanics required to perform the kick as well as the stance. An example of this is Taekwondo uses a bladed/side -on-stance and are wider in their stance, also the roundhouse kick has a snap to it and there is more emphasis to use your feet to kick, this also lends to the stance as well.
While Muay Thai has a forward facing stance, it helps with checking incoming kicks and the stance isn't wide. For the roundhouse kick, the power comes from your hips and with rotation and your kick must go through you opponent, there's no snap from the kick. It's like swinging a baseball bat on someone and you don't kick with your foot, you kick with your shin.
You're totally right. I think Taekwondo kicking is meant more for point kicks. Muay Thai kicks are meant to destroy 😅
@@WashedOlympian More or less yeah, It also comes down to the rule set and how the sport is performed, from what I understand point scoring is heavily favoured or lends itself to Taekwondo, so if the kick just lands regardless of the effect, you score a point. In Muay Thai it's a lot different when scoring points because you have to do damage and did any of the damage effect you.
You found the real deal, mate. Muay Thai is like from a movie, but it's real.
Warrior Spirit, Calmness, Cool Heart, Wai Kur (dAnce before fight), fighting noises, fighting music, buddhism mindset, power, mindfulness, principle of ruup....
The power comes from perfect biomechanically technique, perfection comes from relaxation. that's why he doesn't get extremely injured.
One Championship has Friday Fights, every friday for free on youtube. It's big in Asia. For me it is more entertaining than UFC
RIGHT!?
I've watched DragonBall Z when I was a kid, and these Muay Thai fighters remind me of the Sayian race. This sport has to be an inspiration for that anime because I don't know what else it could be.
I've only watched a few videos, and I honestly thought it was UFC at first or something similar due to the cage, but I was wrong.
One Championship is insane and so entertaining. Way better than UFC.
@@WashedOlympianNGL prefer UFC tho cus in UFC they have war's too and the best of the best are fighting plus there are huge fight's coming up in a few days. UFC just has the bigger fight's that's why I watch it
Muay Thai is a martial art known by the nickname, “The Art of 8 Limbs”. This nickname encompasses the striking aspects of the sport, which include punches, elbows, knees, and kicks.
The inclusion of both upper and lower body striking makes for an intriguing, fast-paced, and powerful sport. Athletes can use any of the eight strikes, in any combination of their choosing, and can place their strikes at any part of their opponent’s body, including the legs, body, and head.
WOW! Thank you for this great explanation! Mauy Thai seems to be the hardest combat sport because it seems so brutal 🫣
@WashedOlympian IT is very brutal.... As training these guys literally kick trees to strengthen their shins! But even crazier is the young ages they start in this sport.... like at 6 or 7 years old.... also check out any Ong Bak movies with Tony Jaa.... he is a may thai action star.... I love your channel and your enthusiasm.... KEEP OT GOING MY DUDE!!!
These fighters are definitely tough, especially the smiling destroyer. Such a natural expression when banging bones man, DAMN! 🫣
OH YEAH! TONY JAA! I haven't watched anything of his, but I remember him doing a jumping double elbow on a dude 🤣
AHHH! THANK YOU FOR THE KIND WORDS!
I'm glad that you're enjoying the videos of me learning haha I know that I can be a little much sometimes 😅😅
In Thailand, you're allowed to kick your opponent in the groin and strike the spine and back of the head.
Jeeezzzz
He makes me watch Muay Thai and become FC of One Championship. I think it's because his style is so beautiful, like watching characters from games or anime fighting, especially his Kick and Push Kick. in my opinion, I think you would like His next opponent too. His name is Superbon Rank#1Both Muay Thai and Kickboxing. He has the most dangerous kick as deadly weapon; I'm not talking about power like Tawanchai but how it lands to the head and makes opponent sleep from an unexpected angle that amazing to see. People were so excited because no one in Muay Thai Featherweight has a chance against Tawanchai now except Superbon.
OH! MY! GOD! You said it so perfectly! His style reminds me of Dragonball Z fighters, haha! I love how I wasn't the only one who had that feeling when watching him. His mannerisms, attitude, and the way he attacks with his kicks. Straight anime feeling!
I only really saw one video before this one, and Tawanchai really stood out to me. It made me want to watch this video about him and definitely became a fan already! That being said, I don't know much about the sport, but I am excited to keep learning!
Thanks for the comment, and I'm pumped that I'm not the only one who thought of him as a cool anime character 🤣😅
@@WashedOlympian If you talk about Anime Character, "Rodtang" is the most entertain fighter in One Championship. People like to watch his fight because he can eat punch as breakfast. What do you think when you use your full combo to him perfectly but he dances in front of you instead lol. If you watch him, you'll see why people call him The Ironman.
WTF!? HAHAHAHA WILD!!
You can watch muaythai
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I'm really glad that Muay Thai is one of the characters in Street Fighter😊
Sagat (tiger uppercut) 😂😅
@@THAK.ANAN.MAKSANG Yes 😄
Just as a PSA Sagat is still a beast, and he is 60 something.
ONE Championship is a multi discipline league that does in fact include mma fights, but also Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and Grappling contests.
Muay Thai is called the art of 8 limbs because its basically boxing but you can use every part of your body except the head to strike, hands elbows knees and feets. You can also throw and sweep your opponent to the ground which gives you points and you can even strike them on the way down while they are falling but you cant strike an opponent on the ground or grapple. There is no ground game.
As for the leg contacts, thai fighters have conditioned legs, because they spend so much time kicking their shins gets damaged and consolidates itselfs over and over making it stronger every time until it becomes as hard as rock, at the same time the nerves in their legs also get damaged beyond repair which means they barely feel anything when kicking or getting kicked. So yeah baseball bats is an accurate way of describing it.
Bro .. "smiling" is definitely not one of Tawanchai's description. His face may look innocent but he's very well-known for his cold and emotionless face while fighting; one of the fighters with best emotion control. But yeah he smiles and gets funny like other Thais out of the rings.
HAHAHA! 100%
I find it SCARY when he smiles after he gets hit hard 🫠
In Thai we call that arm band a "pra-jaid" back in the days it was pieces of cloth from their families/love ones, as Thai people believed to bring them good luck in the wars. Muay thai was being taught to every Thai armies so that they could turn parts of their bodies into weapons (8 limbs)
That is the most amazing piece of information! I love that! I mean, sounds rough going to the army and missing your family, but great way to keep them close. Wow!
In addition to kicking with both shins, there are also two foot organs, left and right, that are used for bracing and kicking. To prevent the opponent from getting close Including to destroy the rhythm of using the opponent's weapons. This method is also very violent. Can knock down the opponent.
"Prachiat" ancient Thai warrior it was the hem of mom's skirt.
The reason why they are able to go bone to bone is because they have been kicking each other and the bag since they were super young. Also when you kick hard enough is creates micro fractures in the shin which heal back into harder bone with less nerves so it hurts less. They also usually only connect with the shin on the body and below because it would hurt the foot or ankle more, the head kicks however, doesn’t matter what you connect with.
Omg! Yes! I heard that as well, but wow. I get one bone to bone hit and I'm OUT!
@@WashedOlympian 😂Everyone should try it at least once in their life, I think people would be nicer.
@@unknownentity8256 HAHAHHAH! Probably 😂😅
ONE Championship hosts fights with different rulesets (MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, BJJ) and Tawanchai is extremely elite in his category he got incredible technique and he is very good at keeping u away to launch those kicks at u which r bonebreakers
Second names in muay thai are like stage names for performers. Tawanchai’s actual first name is Narongsak (or Gunt for family and friends).
Tawanchai (lit. Beaming sun) was named by his senior at PK Saenchai Gym, Prachanchai (lit. Shining moon). It is indeed a tradition.
Before joining the gym, he used the name Jatukham Petchrungreung for his junior matches.
WOW! That's so cool! I had no idea, so thank you for that information!
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I conferm form Thailand
The most common tactic in MuayThai is "เจาะยาง" (means "puncture a tire" in English. You can use this keyword to learn this tactic). It is to kick the opponent on a calf on the same position over and over again until they injure enough and cannot use that leg to stand.
This technique counts as a TKO in MuayThai. Ridiculously some foreigners or other martial art practicers called them as a submission.
If you got KO by this, maybe you can't feel you leg for a week.
Holy damn! That's unreal! Such strong warriors!
I have seen it in practice live in a K1 type tournament here in Germany. Not Muay Thai of course but close enough, only without elbows basically. One guy kepts doing HARD leg-kicks to his opponent until he literally knocked him down from standing on both feet with a leg-kick. he TKOd him doing that and the losing opponent literally was not able to walk on his own after the fight. His legs were REALLY bruised up.
@@NewAeonWarlord Low kick
I really like tawanchai fighting style. Always calm and steady..
One championship does MMA, muay thai, kickboxing and grappling matches, they have some premium level talent in each division
At first the pain you receive from unchecked leg kicks is unworldly. Eventually you learn to eat them and put on a poker face.
Saw a split second when Sittichai fought Superbon who just fought against Twanchai (Sunshine), most if not all Thai fighters he fought were top ones, especially Sittichai. Twanchai is smart and fast; most of all he still gets better, when hit he recovers fast.
Clinch work, sweeps and dumps are a big component of muay thai tactics, moreso than boxing hands traditionally. TWC's precision even under flurry is on another level. His sense of distance is insane as well. Most importantly his breathing is Always under control. All muay thai fighters are tough as nails and somehow like become one with pain lol.
HAHAHAH! I love it all! Wow! Those bone on bone hits are rough, and they definitely have to be one with the pain to show those emotionless expressions 😅
The second name means what he said, his second name became Senchai Muay Thai Gym, and I'm not joking, that's actually pretty common for fighters to promote their gym in their fight card.
I understand the cringing towards the shin to shin blocks to roundhouses etc but it actually doesn't feel like much to these guys their shins are so conditioned they can cut down bamboo trees like their legs are chainsaws. Sure they don't take that much force to kick down but they can do this for hours if they wanted to, just to give an idea about the level of conditioning since childhood.
Well UFC only have MMA fights, One Championship have MMA, Muay Thai, Kick Boxing, Grappling and other type of fights. When it come to the companies, UFC and One Championship is basically fight promotions that are very famous. UFC is the OG MMA fight which well known due to them being around longer than One championship but One championship have different combat sports with different rules which make it interesting. I love both UFC and One Championship because they offer awesome fights to watch regardless who is more famous. We fans win.
The push kick in Muay Thai is called a "teep". Thought you should know since it's your favorite lol. For the takedowns (sweeps/dumps), once a dump is completed, the fighters are separated and stood back up immediately to resume on the feet. ONE FC actually doesn't allow too much clinching, like if there is no action within the first second of a clinch, the ref breaks it up, but in Muay Thai you are allowed to knee your opponent in the clinch, and clinches also frequently lead to dumps. The ring changes are due to changes in venue. I believe the ONE circle cage bouts are from events in Singapore while the more traditional square boxing ring bouts are in Lumpinee stadium in Thailand.
I don't know if you have interest in non-striking combat sports, but if you ever dip into BJJ, definitely check out John Danaher and Gordon Ryan. They are the literal kings of the sport.
Ouuu! TEEP! Hahaha love it!
My favorite part in ONE FC is them not going to the ground and always standing up.
So basically other than the knees, elbows, kicks, and punches there is clinching. Basically it’s pretty much stand up wrestling except you can’t pick them up by the legs and slam them but you can throw knees and elbows. You also have to be holding or grabbing in some sort of way for it to be clinching. You can also move your opponent around the ring while clinching and find more dominant positions, throw strikes, or dump/sweep them. ONE FC usually breaks them up when they clinch though and I think they should let them work the clinch more because it can dominate fights well.
ถ้า5ยก กรรมการก็จะไม่แยก แต่ถ้า3ยกต้องแยก เพราะต้องการให้สู้กันมากกว่าการปล้ำ
if you kick about 1000 a day your leg become rockmetal not bone anymore.
I've kicked about that amount as well, but on soft targets 😅 These guys go hard on trees! 😨
I have to find a good leg picture. Thighs bigger than mountains AHHAHA!
We may be watching a future all time legend during his prime. I think he could go down as one of the greatest muay thai fighters ever by the end of his career 🥊
I can believe that! He looked so damn good, and he's still so young! Do you think he's in his prime now or he's getting there?
Muay Thai and Kickboxing are more brutal than MMA. In MMA, there are fewer contacts since most of the fighters will go to ground game after a while. In MT, there's no ground game so the fighters absorb the hit more. MT fighters normally retire around the age of 30 while MMA fighters can still fight for titles long after that.
There is an interesting story about the Muay Thai low kick and Taekwondo. When Thailand first sent Taekwondo athletes to participate in the international tournament, we sent some professional Muay Thai fighters to participate because TKD was not widespread in Thailand back in the day and there were not enough athletes. But those MT fighters were mostly disqualified due to the habit of leg kicking which is not allowed in TKD. Some of the opponents even had bone fractures or torn muscles from the low kick😅
There's no trash talk in Muay Thai and fighters treat each other with respect. They know that fighting is just a part of their jobs and there's no need to take it personally. At the end of almost every match, the winner will apologize to the loser especially if they won by KO.
Hahaha! Taekwondo legs are not conditioned for those brutal Muay Thai leg kicks 🤣
Respect is what I enjoy most from this sport. It's very refreshing to see both fighters give it their all when competing, but then after, show that respect for giving a great show. They both want to go out in a bang and entertain the crowd! 🙌🏻
I kind of agree but your forgetting the actual strikers in mma😂 like ground and pound still does damage😂
try checking out some of the other muay thai fighters like, saenchai, buawkaw, and lerdsila.
I'll give it a try! Thanks for the recommendations!
ตัวจริงนิสัยดีนะครับ นักมวยคนนี้. มันเรื่องปกติของคนไทยครับ ให้ความเคารพผู้อาวุโสที่อายุมากกว่าด้วยการไหว้ขอโทษ มันเป็นนิสัยพื้นฐานส่วนตัวนักมวยอยู่แล้วครับ. รอดูเค้าเจอกับ superbon สนุกแน่😅
Sorry! I'm not sure what you said!
“In person Tawanchai is a wonderful person. It’s usual thing to see Thai shows respect for elder / opponent by 🙏🏼 for an apology after fight. This is couture instinctively in MouyThai fight. Let's wait for his fight with Superbon, will be so much fun."
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TRANSLATION!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
and yes! I would definitely believe that Tawanchai is amazing outside the ring as well. My favorite part is how humble, respectful, and entertaining they all are when showcasing their talent!
I am grateful that Thai people Tawanchai are on your channel. I am a Tawanchai fan club. I thank you again for liking Muay Thai. I love you. Muang Thai. Welcome. Thank you instead of Tawanchai Muay Thai ❤️🇹🇭💝😍
Thank you very much! Welcome to the channel and enjoy!! 🤗
Thank you i love u ❤️🙏🇹🇭
T.W.O., I appreciated your commentary, especially confirming the differences among TaiKwonDo, MMA, and MuayThai. Thanks!
For some reason, I'm finding these best competitions fascinating and very engaging. My non-professional opinions are that:
1) MMA is too brutal for fair competition because one can (or must) beat the opponent when he is down, not to mention choke-outs.
2) Waiting for the opponent to get up before continuing is civilized and rewards skill and stamina, which you seemed just about to say.
3) TaiKwonDo is more elegant the way TaiChi is, but, as self-defense, not as effective as boxing, Jujitsu, MMA, or KravMaga.
4) MuayThai, which allows leg to leg kicking, will probably always win over TaiKwando, which doesn't.
5) The few MuayThai fighters there are seem extremely respectful of each others' hard-earned proficiency and pain tolerance.
6) Overall, I think MuayThai seems most interesting, and it may even favor lighter rather than heavier fighters.
If I may throw out a question, do Martial arts people think there will be worthwhile heavier weight ranges as MuayThai develops?
Thank you so much, and I'm glad you enjoyed the content!
1) MMA has a wider range of styles that if one person or fighter would want to compete. They have to be either a master of one or well-rounded overall. My opinion, tho, and not a fact.
2) I enjoy the one take down, but allowing them to stand. Seems like a proper duel to me, in my opinion.
3) Taekwondo is more for the culture and discipline. I don't think it would be successful in self-defense, other than the confidence to stay calm and think properly.
4) Taekwondo is very limited with its rules, but I believe it's more of a dance, similar to fencing or even chess. We still have crazy fights and brutal knockouts, but nothing compared to the others.
5) I enjoy that part of Muay Thai because it's similar to Taekwondo. This is where I've learned my discipline and also perseverance, integrity, modesty, self-control, courtesy, and indomitable spirit.
With the weight question, I have no clue what the categories are like currently, but interesting to hear there's no heavyweight?
I know it's just your opinion, but I don't see how that isn't "fair" competition. The whole idea of mma is that it's not down to the ref to make judgements and interrupt the fight. The ref only ends the fight. The action is continuous and if you get knocked down you don't get a free pass to get up, you have to fight for it. Surely, that's more fair.
One has kickboxing Muay Thai,and MMA in there promotions. so if there fighting in the cage it's because there is an MMA fight on the same show.
Ohhhh. Thanks for the explanation!
I recommend this one “tengnueng muay thai”
Thank you!
You are right. All Muaythai fighters start training around 6-8 years old. Kick/Knee/Elbow/Punch training or even hit in the rib make their bone damage a little bit and healing fast (because they are kid) again and again So their bone become harder and stronger. It's authentic body building of muaythai fighters in Thailand that make their bone harder than a baseball bat. A lot of them can kick a banana tree to fall down with no sweat.
Yes, some people say Thai fighters are over trained and it’s not effective. But he doesn’t understand that because Thai fighters train and kick a lot to damage their own bones to make it stronger so they can knock out with one kick.
ONE Championship:
Muay Thai: No ground game, no grappling, no Judo throws and no headbutt. (elbow, knee, clinch knee, strike while catching leg allow)
Kick boxing: No ground game, no grappling, no Judo throws and no headbutt, no elbow, no clinch knee, no catching leg
Mixed Martial Arts: No headbutt (On ground: No soccer kick to the head). Not sure about elbow on ground.
You will love MuayThai. It's art for real use. It's an art and has such strategy for fight back for each of action. After game, the younger fighter always pay respect to older one.
Then you will looking for BUAKHAW for more enjoy.
I'm starting to love it!
Also, I have a video of me watching The God himself that was released today! Check it out, and enjoy the channel, my friend! 🙏🏻🙌
their shin bones built different
Hahahahah! Definitely built different!
to understand what this is, it's important to differenciate between the promotion ONE Championship and the actual sport. ONE is a promotion and they have MMA (like UFC) as well as Muay Thai and Kickboxing. Their version of Muay Thai is also a bit different from traditional Muay Thai which is fought with boxing gloves and in a traditional ring while a lot of ONE's Muay Thai bouts take place inside a round cage and with light MMA gloves. there is a "more oldschool" Muay Thai variant that is fought with rope wraps instead of gloves and where the fight can only be won via KO or TKO with everything else being a draw.
Muay Thai does takedowns in the form of trips, some forms of body-throws and the likes and also uses clinch a lot but does not deal in ground fighting.
Traditional Muay Thai fights go over 5 rounds and traditional Thai scoring of the sport is somewhat weird for most western people who are used to full contact martial arts because it awards points mainly based on who can assert dominance over their opponent in exchanges.
Awesome! Thank you for that information and explanation!
Someone mentioned in the comments that the fighters try not to show that they're in pain or hurt. They have to always show dominance, which I find fascinating.
@@WashedOlympian yes, exactly. there has been controversy in the past about who actually won a fight (if the decision was correct) because in Thai scoring, even though your opponent landed more hits, you might still be declared the winner if your showed your opponents hits to be largely ineffective. You can basically fight the whole bout on the backfoot if you want as long as you can establish that you are in controll of the whole thing. this stlye of highly technical counter fighting is actually one of the main styles that Muay Thai fighters adopt while others use a much more aggressive approach. typically more forward and aggressive fighters will often be matche up against more defensive, artful fighters because it makes for an interesting matchup. Some fighters use their extreme technical skill to force openings in their opponents though. some stlyes of muay thai heavily favour specific weapons like knees, kicks, punches, elbows.
Hahaha, I can see the logical side to that rule. I mean, you either win by knockout or by beating the guy up. If the judges see one guy pumping one dude but isn't getting beat up, and the other guy hits a few times but sends him flying and scared. Huge difference.
@@WashedOlympian yes, it's also why Thai fighters tend to not show any sign of pain for as long as they possibly can. Preserving face is quite important in Thai culture and it is probably even more important in their fighting culture.
Muay Thai is a rule set (it’s what kickboxing is based off)
Check out muay thai fight between two legend Karuhat vs Boonlai
According to the rules i think One Championship is way more brutal then the UFC in MMA because some of the strikes that are not allowed in the UFC is legal in One Championship and the most famous example of these are, knee to the head on a grounded opponent, 12 to 6 elbow and soccer kick to the head… and also weight cutting is illegal in ONE Championship
JEEEEZZZ!
It looked waaaay more brutal, and the rules now explain that, thanks! What a crazy sport 😅 I would never be tough enough for it 🫠
Muay Thai has only 3 things you can't do, ground game, headbutt, and finger gabbing facial organ or groin hit. Other than that, everything goes. Normally 5 brutal rounds. But I guess One has a different rule with 3 rounds. And Muay Thai, when you catch the leg, you can only hit once when leg is caught, but One is probably not. With that said, all your weapons better be effective. Therefore, the form that it made had to be effective. If anything the style was adapted from ancient style and arts that they actually use in war when you lose or broke all your swords or what not. And one more thing, it is legal if you hit them while they're falling down as long as they are not completely sitting or laying flat on the floor.
I kinda enjoy the rule of no ground game. They end up just standing up the whole time, and the knockouts get wild
I love Muay thai that why i be thai boxing 😊❤
you should do more buddy .i'm really enjoy ur reaction baby ,,this is MUAYTHAI
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏
I'm so new to the sport and I had NO idea that the fighters in Muay Thai are so damn COOL! I love watching Anime and these guys remind me of that so much, its crazy!
i just finished rodtank reaction lol . enjoy it too might be because u new ones in muaythai not have bias reaction i loving it my friend (RODTANK in thai = TANK) i iwsh to get sub 10k really soon by muay thai haha
@@WashedOlympian
Hahaha we'll see if getting to 10k is even possible. I'm honestly shocked that I have anything above 500! I'm just glad others are enjoying the content while I learn and try to absorb as much as possible. Rodtang and Tawanchai are DEFINENTLY my 2 favorites so far! The personalities are so DOPE!
As someone who’s also deeply rooted in taekwondo I advise you to pick up Muay Thai, you’re going to love it. Or kickboxing,
You think!? It seems like a tough sport, and I don't know if I can handle kicking the boney parts anymore 😅
@@WashedOlympian well i can not handle that anymore either but i just use thick padded protection gear, the thai leg protectors are real nice and thick. It is tough, and they DO make fun of taekwondo which secretly infuriates me every time, but what they do not realise is that having a taekwondo background gives you a real nice edge and versatility in Muay Thai. People struggle with switch kicks and i’m like 😬.
The femur style of muay thai like Saenchai does is actually very much like a lot of taekwondo moves (kicks), but then add the fun of knees, elbows and punching to. It’s such a good and fun workout, and the gyms are usually really good about sparring being about learning and fun not going hard and hurting each other. (If not they are not good gyms).
The switch kicks! 🤣 Yeah, everyone always made fun of tkd, but I didn't mind it. You could make fun of it, but you won't beat my ass in it 😅
@@WashedOlympian i mean they do not laugh at my speed and flexibility 😁
@andreakarlsson7927 🤣🤣 hells yeah
Late to your channel bro. I'm a fellow TKD power era fighter & have transitioned to the prevalent combat sports. One FC has multiple sports (Grappling, Muay Thai (mma gloves or standard), Kick boxing, & MMA). Therefore, you can hold up to 4 belts. Moreover & imo, they have the best feather weights & below in all of these respective categories. It pains me to admit modern TKD has a hard time delineating itself as a combat sport (AI scoring).
Ayyy! Never late homie, welcome to the channel! 🙌🏻 Also, I don't think Taekwondo now is anything special compared to the old school days, so I agree. Hatd to say now that Taekwondo is a combat sport from how much it's been watered down 😅
The fact that Tawanchai had 12 fights in a year and that's consider a low amount of fights per year, I now get why muay thai fighters are so much more professional.
Tawanchai eased off and let the ref have a moment or two to politely call off the fight instead of going crazy the moment he smelled blood. Western fighters have so few fights they can't afford that. They NEED to risk the other guy's health and their own and come up with a highlight because even if they win, it doesn't matter, it needs to be fancy and spectacular first & foremost.
Muay thai in 4oz gloves, yeah you gonna feel all of that when the punch lands. Muay thai is way more brutal than kickboxing. You're allowed to clinch, throw repeated knees while in the clinch and you can slice people open with elbows. Also sweep and dump your opponent into the ground. Its also legal to be able to follow up with a punch and kick to your opponent while they are falling down.
Daaamn, you definitely gonna feel those hits ahaha 🫣😅
Muay thai is really strange infact almost every Martial art it's like bone vs bone muscle vs muscle it's even strange their is a win in the fight think about it a bone fly to bone to hit the defence got pain and the attackern
One championship
Is huge. Bjj Mma kick boxing Muay Thai
I had no idea 🤯
Part of traditional Muay Thai is to look unfazed and to dominate your opponent. Win the crowd by looking dominant and unbothered.
OH WHAT!? STOP IT! HAHAHHAA!
That's actually SO SICK! 🤯
@@WashedOlympianIt’s true 👌😅
@@WashedOlympianyup you’re scored in your willingness to engage hence why Muay Thai fans are always confused when a Thai boxer gets outstruck but looks unfazed and loses.
I think that's a superpower to look unfazed after all that 😅
One of the best of the Muay Thai he is smart and fastest.
One FC is way more brutal than UFC. And is a treat for all martial arts discipline. They have BJJ, Kickboxing, Muay Thai and MMA. For UFC if you have 3 contact points on the ground, it is illegal for a kick to the head. For One, anything goes, except for eyepoking, striking the groin and back of the head.
Wooooow. Thank you for the information! What a cool league.
...if you're striking with your "foot" aside from teeps or the random side kick / question mark kick, you're not kicking correctly in muay thai. This isn't a snap kick like taekwondo or an upwards swinging kick where you're striking with the instep of your feet, hence likely to break your foot. You are getting full rotation with both mass and speed so you can BLAST the person across from you with your shins...
Ouuu, you're right. It's less a point game and more of a taking the person out in any way. Wow, that's very interesting 👏
Muay Thai has no ground game, it’s all up and on your feet
wait till you see Lethwei.... The Art of 9
you should watch buakaw, somrak, samart, seanchai, lersila, therdkiat, oley, superbon, veeraphol , wangchagnnoin, ramba somdet, namkabuan.
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You can start with Buakaw, the former two times K-1 Champion. He also has a TH-cam channel.
Check out Ramon Diamond Dekkers he's a Dutch kick boxer he's one of the greatest
Thank you for the recommendation! I'll add it to the Watch list!
Check out legend muay thai called samrok khamsing.
Thanks for the recommendation! I'll add it to the list! 🙌🏻
When fighting Muay Thai, you have to prepare for pain. Because you will have pain all over your body.
Is only for tawanchai coz he guard like tkd but kicking in muaythai style
Bro One is bigger only people in USA barely finding out. I've been following last 3 years you should see the quality of female fighters also
Oh, and I could see why! That organization is unreal from the few clips I saw, and I can't wait to see more. I bet the female fighters are even scarier as well 😅🤣
one of legend of muay thai fighter is saenchai,buakaw and rodtang
Thanks for sharing! I'll check them out and start learning more about the legends of Muay Thai!
Tawanchai pk "SEANCHAI" muaythai gym is his name before enter ONE championship. Seanchai is a dude's name and u should dig in to this name.
What i try to say is Tawanchai learn from Seanchai. Now u should go watch Seanchai's documentary
After u watch Seanchai Documentary (and read through some useful comments) i think u'll see .
//bonus : Seanchai learn from a dude name Somrak Kamsing. Both Somrak and Seanchai didnt have a lot of title while the in the peak of their career because no champion dare to fight them.
At some point both Somrak and Seanchai had to fight 2-3 fighter at a time. So Somrak turn to Boxing and won gold medal at Atlanta Olympic , the guy he beat name's Serafim Todorov and Todorov is the only man who beat Floyd Mayweather.
As i say "not a lot of titles" i mean Seanchai won at least 5 belts from 5 weight devision through his Muaythai year.
WOW! That's a lot of information and thank you so much for sharing! I'll do my best to check out some more Muay Thai, and the history behind it all. Appreciate this!
ONEFC isn't super big in the west but it's a bigger organization then UFC.
I'm starting to slowly see that myself with all of these videos. It's so entertaining as well with such amazing fighters 👏 🤯😤
Check out Rodtang bro. He's a champ. 8 limbs is hands feet knees elbows. One championship is insane bro they have fights every Friday on TH-cam and main cards on prime
Duuude! I did check out Rodtang, and there should be a video on him already. You should check it out because after watching, he instantly became one of my favorites! 🙌🏻 What a TANK! 😤
Yes the decision is fair in my eye.
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Not sure if this was said, but wanted to let you know they do not roll their shins. That’s dumb internet bro science. They run, jump rope, spar, and kick hard leather bags and pads to condition their shins. That’s it.
Hahahaha, damn! So it was all a lie! 😅
No ground in Muay Thai
That's muaythai rule cause onechampionsip got 4 rule in their program. (Doesn't count special rule)
UFC got just MMA rule.
Ohhh, I didn't know every league had different foght rules, thanks!
ใช่ ผมเบื่อนะที่นักสู้เผชิญหน้ากันมีทะเลาะกัน พอขึ้นวงเเหวน นอนกอดกัน😂
The moon shines
ความหมายของชื่อตะวันฉาย
อันนั้น พระจันทร์ฉายครับ เพื่อนร่วมค่าย
UFC and ONE Championship are two totally different organizations. UFC is pure MMA when ONE includes MMA, Kickboxing and Thaiboxing. All separate Championships.
It's so cool to see other organizations besides UFC. ONE FC has some pretty dope fighters and a great no take down rule set.
@WashedOlympian That's right. But even in ONE, if it's the MMA division, you can use takedowns.
Appreciate the video man but with all due respect, I think hou should atleast do some research on what One Championship is all about and how it compares to Ufc. You gotta provide knowledge bro. Too many times you say I don't know this and I don't know that... we want to be schooled with facts bro. But apart from that good job. Keep it up.
Ayyy! Very true! I just wanted to learn more from these videos without any research, but I see where you're coming from.
One is not under the radar! One is honor amongst fighters! UFC although having some of the best fighters, the production is a circus.
He must start Wrestling, and join UFC.
Did u know about tiger oil or horse oil that they put in their leg every day.. That oil make their bone strong as iron..
No, I did not.. that can't be real 🤯
This guy looks like he's really good but look up rodtang. They call him iron man
Wow, thanks! I'll check it out!
ive started muay thai recently and I'd love to get even near as good as Rodtang is. I think he'd give the guy in this video a good run for his money if not beat him.
@@SubaruWRC1996They’re in different weight classes though
Honestly for the most part weight and size doesn't make much of a difference as most of it is skill level and a good fighter can beat people with more weight and taller than them.
@@SubaruWRC1996 Being 2 weight classes apart is a pretty big weight disparity though. If the skill between 2 fighters is equal, then weight becomes the deciding factor.
Not to mention that Tawanchai was awarded "2018 fighter of the year", which is pretty prestigious in Stadium Muay Thai.
A bit late to the party here.
They usually don't front kick to the face because putting the bottom of your foot on your opponent's face is considered disrespectful for Thai's.
I could be wrong, but it is something I've heard from a few places.
I never knew that. Thank you for that bit of knowledge! 🙌🏻
I wonder if anyone on here can confirm 🤔
@@WashedOlympian I just looked it up.
Apparently the bottoms of your feet are considered "The seat of the soul" and unclean to Thai's, so a front kick to the face is considered an insult.
It is a legal move, but you may be considered a POS for doing it in some rulesets/locations.
My gym had Saenchai teach a class a few months ago, and we were told to make sure we don't do that by accident in sparring.
Wow! Thank you for doing that. It makes sense and an interesting bit of information. Appreciate the find! 🙌🏻
มวยไทย เป็นการต่อสู้แบบยืน ที่ดีที่สุดในโลก โดยปราศจากอาวุธ
Sorry! I couldn't understand what you wrote 😅
@@WashedOlympian He said ”Muay thai is the best bare hands stand and Bang martial arts in the world”
Omg! Thank you so much, @@Ivenessg for the translation! 🙏🏻😭
@bank88exclusive19 YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT IT IS! It's such a cool sport filled with amazing fighters! 🤯😤
Before u watch Tawanchai so better u go to The Emperor Namsaknoi
Child I hope you grow up soon wish you know about Muay Thai more e you did a fool clip
Hahaha, sorry, but that was hard to understand 😅
The only part of tkd I hated was fucking my foot up on someones elbow or knee.
Duuuuuuude! The WORST!
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Thailand also have gold medal 🥇 for female takwondo in Olympic
No waay! That's amazing! Thailand Taekwondo fighters were always so talented! I'm happy she brought home a gold!
I think ONE have a respect warrior, but UFC not.
ยินดีต้อนรับจากมวยไทย🎉🎉❤
I'm not sure what you said, but google Translate said, " Welcome from Muay Thai 🎉🎉❤️ "
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the channel, and I'll keep trying to learn more about Muay Thai! 🤗
เสน่ห์ของมวยไทยจะดูโหดบนสังเวียนแต่รู้แพ้รู้ชนะรู้อภัยรู้จักเคารพและให้เกียรติคู่ต่อสู้เสมอ🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭
The sport has so much honor! Great respect and wonderful warriors! 🙌🏻
If you really love TKD, switch to ITF
the moment I saw him broke through someone's guard and broke his arm... S H I TTTTTT.
Duuuuude! What a kick!
@@WashedOlympianImagine kicking a guard and hitting even the elbows with your shin and you were like nah I don't feel a thing... I'll throw as much as I can let's see who breaks first. now we both know how much that hurts even for the kicker even with years of training. it's more DAYUUMMM not what a kick anymore. truthfully though, muay thai fighters just break things... I'd rather watch haggerty? it's beautiful but this one is straight up a god of death with those career reaping kicks.
OWWW! I've hit elbows, bumped knees, and shins. Those STING!
Dude likes to say “bone to bone” i guess he got a
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Tawanchai in Thai mean Sun Shine
Oh wow! Thank you for sharing, I had no idea.
@@WashedOlympian He is Muaythai idol for new gen and Rodtang also
ทุกอย่างขึ้นอยู่กับการฝึกฝนมีน้ำใจไม่หยิ่งผย องเคารพครู
ขอบคุณมวยไทย😮😮🎉
LET'S GOOOOOO MUAY THAI!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
taekwondo not even close to Muaythai you cant compare them
Not close at all. You're right. I'm just comparing my experience with my sport and seeing if I notice anything similar.
Khmen say, it is kunkhmer
What??? You did not know nothing mua thai..oh wow even kid know that brutal art..
No, nothing! I knew it was kicking and elbows, but that was kinda it. I also heard that the fighters try to have micro breaks on their shin bone so that it heals stronger 🤯
มวยไทย ตะวันชัยtawanchai
I'm sorry, but I don't know what you said! Hope you're enjoying the channel, my friend! 🙌
I'm Thai. If you guys don't know already, people die every year in Thai boxing.
UHH.. I DIDN'T BUT DAMN! 🤯😱🫠 THAT'S TOUGH!
muay=boxing Thai=Thaiperson 🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭
ศิลปะมวยไทยคือการป้องกันตัว😂😂😂
hihihi
ต่อยกับโจมันมาก😊
Hi!
I'm so sorry! but I don't know what you said, or know how to translate it using google 😅
BUT WELCOME AND HOPE YOU'RE ENJOYING THE CHANNEL! 😁😁😁
Taekwondo is so fast and beautiful kick. Many times, MuayThai fighter can be knocked out by Taekwondo fighter because they are not familiar with the Taekwondo style of kicking, because they do not know where it will come from. Most of them will be knocked out Mauythai fighter in the first round. And Mauythai fighter like to save their strength for the last round. But if allowed to enter later rounds Most of them will lose to Thai boxers. This is because Taekwondo players will begin to have pain in their legs from the kicks of Muay Thai boxers and will begin to slow down and become exhausted.
Well said! 🙌🏼