Pudpadnoi Warrawut's Greatest Moments (ผุดผาดน้อย วรวุฒิ) | Extensive Fight Highlights
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- Muay Thai fight highlights of "The Golden Leg" Pudpadnoi Warrawut ("ไอ้หมูแข้งทอง" ผุดผาดน้อย วรวุฒิ) | มวยไทย
Pudpadnoi Warrawut was a technical master from Khonkaen who enjoyed much success in the 1970s. He demonstrated his perfectly-timed kicks against incoming opponents time and time again, and was far ahead of his time in terms of kicking technique and general defence work.
Pudpadnoi won the 112 lbs., 122 lbs. and 130 lbs. Lumpinee stadium titles. His notable victories include wins over Huasai Sittiboonlert, Narongnoi Kiatbunditt, Fahsai Tweechai and Sirimongkol Looksiripat.
To this day, Pudpadnoi is considered by many to be one of the greatest fighters of all time.
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Benny "the Jet'' was scared to death of this Pud Pad Noi .
Pud kicked the bag a trillions time , full force , in front of Benny and that made Benny forever afraid of Nak Muays .
After his career as a Nak Muay he moved to France and started teaching French fighter to become great fighter of their own , his influence on Muay Thai in the west is unparalel . If you could check the trainers of great french nak muay like Pinca , Ezbiri , Aziz , Alamos , Bobo Sacko , Diafat , Skarbowski , etc ... You'll see that at one point in their career they received leasons from Pud Pad Noy .
Without Pud Pud Noy France would never be the second best country for Muay Thai .
Puth Lorlek and Pud Pad Noy were from the same camp and are considered two of the GOATS , but evertime they trained Puth Lorlek ( top 5 best kicker ever ) never could outkick Pud Pad Noy.
For anyone not knowing who his opponent were i'll just sumerize them the top dog Pud Pad Noy fought :
Sirimongkhol , won "fighter of the year" awards , best counter-kicker of his era , like a older version of Kaensak .
Fahsai Taweechai , won fighter of the year , was the toughest and hardest puncher of his time .
Wicharnoi , the GOAT in my opinion , was Saenchai before Saenchai in a sense that both of their career at spanned 3 decades where both of them fought everyone at the highest level possible for 30 years .
Nongkhai , won fighter of the year 1980 , best fighter of his time along with Kingsielnoi , supreme complete technical fighter .
Apidej , fighter of the century ( fighter of the years isn't prestigious enough for him ) , won 7 belts ( 3 in boxing , 4 in Muay Thai ) , GOAT at kicking ... GOAT in general .
It's easy to see why Pud Pad Noy is considered one of the best fighter of all time .
@Watson Wallace Top 3 for sure .
Love your insight!
Pud pad noi was and still is my all-time favorite
Isn't saensak muangsurin the hardest puncher of the 70's?
@@CKL-nr5oo Definitely along with Fahsai Taweechai .
Who is that guy who always dislike ?
I was wondering the same thing... except there are 2 dislikes on this video already! Apparently two guys who watch MTS videos don't like Muay Thai... and they aren't smart enough to realize that they can simply unsubscribe and move on to whatever they're looking for!
To be honest, these longer highlights aren't as popular as the 3-4 minute highlights but I've decided to focus on these for a number of reasons.
First and foremost, I think they're more important as we can study the fighter's style more holistically i.e. defence, ring movement, counters, stance, guard etc. But also because there are so many copyright issues with the music and I don't have to spend half my time searching for suitable tunes. This means I can get more videos out.
Anyway, I think these videos appeal to the more hardcore fan so hopefully we can have some good discussions!
@@muaythaischolar Well these recent time i've been making subtitles on some videos on vrx youtube channel .
It's very accurate , you ahould check it out .
I've made Samson VS Veeraphol , Raweenoi VS Ballentine , Boonlai VS Silapathai ( watch the ending ) , etc ...
@@8limbedwarriornakmuay175 I checked out your subtitles and I really like them! They add a lot of insight into the fights. I wish all those classic fights had subtitles or voice-overs!
@@marty6522 I'm working on Boonlai VS Somrak video but i'll cover most of them ( probably Namkabuan VS Jonrak is next ) .
I think that other channel should allows me to ad subtitles .
Well i always wanted to get people to understand Muay Thai , the context behind them .
There was a great foreign film that i watched years ago , it was flawless but i couldn't udnerstand a word of it ... Damn frustrating .
Muay Thai is the same thing , its beautiful but hard to understand .
BTW those videos are by no way a waste of my times , i can probably finish 3 videos per day whitout much trouble .
Did you watch the Boonlai VS Silapathai video ?
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This guy is amazing. I remember when those Century/Panther martial arts catalogs were around and they'd have equipment and videos for certain styles. Pudpadnoi was the at the forefront for the Muay Thai section. Now I see why. A technician ahead of his time. Great video.
Interesting fighter and brutal roundhouses / leg kicks specialist. I do not find his style very beautiful to watch, though.
Need more breakdown technique for those old school style,they'reawesome 😊
His nickname is Moo, which means pig in Thai.
It looks like they never shin check, all arm blocks and slugging punches, so guess the technique evolved in time
One guy legend mauy thai and now live in Frend.
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I wonder what's his record
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beau jack? Are you back from the dead? what did it feel like when Ike Williams smashed your face in?? sorry shouldn't ask