Why This Knee & Elbow Expert is DESTROYING Legends
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- watch.onefc.com Petchmorakot is a multiple stadium champion who defeated such greats as Saenchie and Petrosyan. Currently the MT featherweight champion at ONE, Petchmorakot’s style feels like a throwback to the Golden Era of Muay Thai. A dangerous knee and elbow fighter, Pet still has the playful feel of a Muay Femur fighter. But like boxing's power punching legend Max Baer, Pet can go from goofy to deadly serious in an instant. This makes for a very unpredictable style, and incredibly entertaining fights.
So let’s take a look at exactly what makes Kakarot, I mean Petchmorakot, such a great champion. - กีฬา
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Petchmorkot’s right hand trap followed by the left elbow against Harrison was a beautiful display of Muay Thai technique. I nearly jumped out of my seat when I saw that. Amazing video! Thank you for the excellent content.
No you didn't, bro. Stop being hyperbolic before you piss me off.
@@truthoverlies6434 and what are you going to do about it!? 😂😂
@@lifeisgreat1718 You'll see. Keep trying to piss me off.
@@truthoverlies6434 cry😂
@@mrnobody1546 Keep trying. See what happens.
Love your Muay Thai breakdowns. Not many people understand the clinch outside of Thailand and you bring great light into tactics of a Muay khao fighter
Consistently the best combat sports analysis channel on youtube, keep up the great work.
Im glad the clinch is being more love,its one of my favorite parts of muay thai!
Love your breakdowns, hope you do more Muay Thai in the future! I would be especially happy to see you analyze Jonathan Haggerty's style, he's always fun to watch.
You should definitely do more Muay Thai breakdowns! Phenomenal study 👍
@@hoshangmerzanazar2317 the no contest was a split decision win but was overturned
@@Suplex479 any reason for the NC? Did 1 of them pop for PEDs?
@@user-by5nq3yy9v I don't remember but I think Petch used elbows a few times
@@user-by5nq3yy9v ONE couldn't let Petrosyan lose, so they said Petmorakot clinched too much (kickboxing rules) and overturned the decision. Petrosyan was/is a huge star and their first ONE 70kg GP winner (1 million dollar prize).
@@phank.s.4052 Thanks for the info bro, didn’t realise Chatri had the power to overrule decisions like that! At least Superbon got 1 back for the Thai’s.
Very good analysis. Especially the slow-motion footage combined with your (vocal) explanations shed some light on the very advanced techniques that are used by these well-trained sportsmen. Everytime I watch one of your videos I realize how little I know and actually notice during fights. Thanks!
It's great to see you cover one super series fighters. There is just a treasure trove of talent right there. Hopefully you can cover other talents like Nong O, Tawanchai, Akimoto etc.
well just to clarify he did not beat Giorgio Petrosyan their first fight was ruled a No Contest and the rematch Petrosyan won a unanimous decision just to keep this factual
Omega Squad
He beat Petrosyan.
Then Petrosyan went to see Chatri and did "something" in private in order for Chatri to overturn and change the rules in order to even limit the clinch.
Petrosyan lost to Petchmorakot who is 1-0 under Kickboxing rules ( beat Kenta Yamada ) and is 2-0 at 70 KG ( Kenta Yamada and beat Liam Harrison but it was under MT rules ).
Naw Giorgio was on bs there. Not surprising though because the guy has one of the most overrated and cherry picked records out there.
Not the first time Giorgio has screwed a Thai opponent either. He's had rules changed last minute in previous fights.
Good clarification... I was actually looking for the loss
Bruh i watched the fight live ..he beat petrosyan tf you saying?
linking the suggested videos at the end go a long way! I just love your stuff, I always wanna see you grow
Love watching petchmorakot. Relaxed technical style delivering high damage. He's a genius 💪🤓
Great work 👍. Love intelligent Thai breakdowns. Only a couple channels doing it right. Keep it up
This man looks like He is having the time of his live lol
I've always heard that being able to double up on the same side is a good skill to have, but this is the first I'm hearing about mixing lead hand traps with your jab.
Your content continues to be one of the best! I'll keep watching! Excited to hear your analysis on rhythm as I think that's an undeveloped topic in MMA at least.
The double jab is how you set up the jab into lead hand trap. Double jab does little damage, it's more to manipulate your opponents hands to where you need them
Petch vs Tawanchai is going to be such a bangerrr man they’re both some of my favourite active fighters man
Do more videos on fighters from ONE they have some crazy crazy talent over there just watch even one if there card even the free ones on TH-cam and you’ll see the levels they have perfect style for breakdown videos everything is soo technical
Did you know the day of the fight??
@@drhouse8695 September 29
The timing of his hip movement on those tight knees is perfect.
the knees eat up your cardio, they leave you breathless and take away a little mistrust, the elbows cut, damage, force you not to go back and demoralize, it is understandable that the clinch is complicated
Finally my notifications are working, can’t wait to finish watching this video
I remember 2 years ago when I started to watch Muay thai seeing him at a one championship event. Since then I always watched his fights
Bruh I loled a little too hard at kakarot. Can’t believe no one else brought it up. So far I’m enjoying all of your videos and your analysis of the fighters.
Thanks for the amazing video
GREAT breakdown,I started to watch that fight this morning.161 that is.
there is a reason why muay thai is considered the most technical martial art, is so difficult to see this level of striking outside of muay thai.
The secret in his roundhouse kick is his body lean before throwing it. You can see hitting the beg and you’ll see what I’m saying. It adds just a little more hip extension and tension before release.
letss goooo thanks for dropping these great vids can we get one on nong o one day
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He doesn’t really chain them like the ufc4 knee elbow spam, it’s really unrealistic and needs to be removed from the game imo
@@danielmh4511 UFC 2 and 3 will always be examples of what an MMA game is supposed to look and play like IMO. EA is just going to regurgitate the same bullshit with new bullshit mechanics and features like they do with Madden.
@@95v37 UFC 2 and UFC 3 are not examples of what an MMA game should look like. neither is UFC 4 for that matter in some parallel universe we have a game that we deserve with mechanics that justify different different play styles even at high levels of play. As it stands now it might as well be k1 the video game. As most of the community avoids and dislikes engaging with the game on any level except for striking. Rightfully so because the alternative systems are fucking garbage. Even UFC undisputed 3 the game that's highly regarded as having the best ground game. in any UFC game was far from perfect and had a lot of issues. Also I see what you're trying to say with the Madden comparison but even then the properties are nowhere near the same amount of resources and one received much more attention than the other. I agree that Madden is kind of in a mechanical rut and has been for a long time. That being said though comparing the two is apples and oranges. With the current nosedive mechanical depth within Madden the past 10 years. The UFC series of games of times better if they received the sign of attention even if they're phoning it in.
Stick to your childrens ufc games peasants
Yall still play ufc?😭😭
Since your covering modern fighters could we get nong-o or hiroki akimoto? Would love to see one of them
Another awesome video dude, can you do a breakdown on yousef Boughanem next?
Glad to see someone demonstrating the value of trapping.
Would love to see you cover Nong-O!!
He called that man kakarot 💯💯💯
The dragon ball reference was fire🔥
Beautiful explanation this make me more appreciative toward petch, at first he wasn't my favorite fighter due to his boring style.
A lot who said vietnot he fought should have won but they do not understand reading this video title say it all why vietnot should have not won at all because petch so much experience then vietnot .
Good work as always. Please make a video breakdown of UFC fight between Dustin Poirier and Max Holloway II. Both men displayed enormous boxing/striking skills and went to war. It would be highly beneficial to most of your viewers to have detailed analysis of techniques they used during the fight. I couldn't find breakdown video of this fight which would be interesting and have shared any real knowledge about technical aspects. Dustin (lightweight) and Max (featherweigth now) are most proficient and skilled boxers in the UFC. It was hell of a journey to see them develop during their prime years of activity. Please watch this fight and share with us your thoughts. Cheers and keep up the best work!
"Both men displayed enormous boxing/striking skills" nothing impressive, you should watch more boxing
If you think that was high level boxing, you should watch boxing and Muay Thai. They’re striking is average at best
It's really only impressive because of MMA standards and the fact that there are other tools than just striking
Plus, didn't Dustin become a stalling wrestler by the end of the match? 💀 yeah fuck no
I'd rather have Jon Jones vs DC or Gus broken down if we talking MMA
Or even DJ and GSP's title defenses
Ingenious style
Could you do breakdowns on Tawanchai, Saenchai, Yodsanklai Fairtex, Cedric Doumbe, Remy Bonjasky, John Wayne Parr and Alex Pereira (for his upcoming bout with Adesanya).
The Alex pereira one would be great specially to help us understand how he sets up his left hook and how he manages to get soool much power into it 🔥
Can we get a break down of Somrak khamsing or Dany bill please those would be some interesting breakdowns
The Emerald Diamond 💚
MORE MUAY THAIIIIIIII !! Love this.
Khun Ptech.. absolute LEGEND !!
This guy needs a cool nickname like Sky Piercing Knee. Like 'The Scorpion' for his clinch/hand traps combined with that venomous left leg.
his name means Diamond Emerald, its his fighting name
Those Kicks and Hellbows are Vicious
Watching petchmorakat vs tawanchai live on the one championship TH-cam channel, wouldn't have known about this without you Modern, gratitude 🙏🏼
*Petchmorakot
Don't care for editing
Yo David I hope you're making a breakdown on Carlos Monzon soon
Oblique kicks... hand traps... I like it. ;)
My fav style of muay thai
I can't wait for the 29th sep!!
Petch is probably one of my favorite fighters of all times. Efficient and graceful.
The record of Petchmorakot vs fighters that are ( or were at one point ) in ONE FC is 14-4-1 ( 5 wins by KO ), officially he is 13-4-1-1 as the first Petrosyan fight afterwards ruled a no-contest.
In those 19 fights Petchmorakot has never been knocked down let alone getting finished.
Petchmorakot won against Yodpanomrung Jitmuangnon 3x, Giorgio Petrosyan, Yodsanklai Fairtex, Jimmy Vienot, Chamuekthong PKSaenchai, Kenta Yamada, Pongsiri PKSaenchai, Azize Hlali ( KO ), Fabrice Fairtex ( KO ), Magnus Andersson ( KO ), Charlie Peters ( KO ) and Liam Harrison ( KO ).
Petchmorakot lost against Giorgio Petrosyan, Alaverdi Ramazanov, Kongsak PKSaenchai and Singthongnoi Por Telakun.
Petchmorakot got a draw against Kongsak PKSaenchai.
I dont want to be that guy, but his win against Vienot was a robbery
@@comicsmaster7809 Petchmorakot won round 3 ( 10-9 ) and round 4 ( 10-8 ).
Vienot won round 1-2-5 but they were all 10-9. So 47-47.
It should have been a draw but there's no draw in ONE FC and so they gave the win to Petchmorakot who was the champion and the one who landed the knock down and the one who was pressuring most of the time.
Vienot also did some illegal sweeps in that fight.
As far as I’ve learned, the flared out foot on the rear teep maintains stronger contact in an open stance.
Bone to flesh is stone hard hits Fair play I taught him all that I knew 🍀😁♥️
Hey could you do a style breakdown on Carlos Monzón please?
Dude is a badass. Powerful southpaws seem to hard counter right-handers across most combat sports. It makes sense. Right-handers are used to being able to attack and defend, but with a southpaw, they're going to get hit unless there's a huge athletic difference.
I've always frustrated watching modern muay thai fight, i often yell knees!! use your elbow!! And most of them never did. Until i watch this guy.
Theres a dude who teaches something called the fence. Its like a push to set up your opponent to react to push back so you could hit them or if they try push your arms down then you bring them around and up to slap the face of the opponent. I did this without even thinking about it and it came out natural. He threw a straight after i pushed him back and he was out of range from the push. I countered with a step straight that missed and a jab to left hook missed but the right uppercuts connected and i won. 8 uppercuts later he was on his knees and he wad holding on to my arms so i kneed his face. He quit after that. The cops came out of the store and told us to dumby up or else we get taken in. And also this morning i jammed out anothet dude who took my bros weed plants from outdoor. Mile tyson training does alot for your punches and cardio. When i was done the fight i wasnt even breathing hard or didnt break a sweat.
i see a lot of overlap between handtrapping and the outside pushkick of wingtsun meshed up into great muay thai form, it clearly shows their historical relationship and how the meeting of the shan and the khmer empires created eastern martial arts as we know them
stfu wingtsun or winchun has nothing to do with muay thai. this is 100% muay thai, a real martial art not that kung fu bullshit
Petroysan never lost to petchmorkat, the only one to beat him in one fc, or the only one to beat him legitamitly ever really was superbon. Great fighter tho
Mohammed Estath
Petrosyan lost the first fight.
After that Petrosyan went to talk with Chatri for him to overturn the decision and to also change the rules in order to even limit more the clinch.
He is fantastic to watch.
I pick Petch to win because usually clinch fighters have the advantage against long range fighters but I don't know, Tawanchai is looking scary good recently, his composure and level headedness in a fight is like nothing I've seen since Samart. Whichever one wins I would like to see fight Superbon
Tawanchay is on a different level right now and is no slouch in the clinch either. I doubt petchmorakat will be winning this fight. He should have lost the last one against Jimmy Vienot. Petch got swept like 8 times a round in dominant fashion and only really threw his roundhouse kick, that Jimmy kept catching easily and sweeping him. Jimmy scored more strikes overall. When they called Petch I was shocked. Tawanchay will take this fight. His composure is good but there are several top fighters with great composure as well, superbon being one. Against both Marat grigarian, which was just a systematic pick apart at superbons leisure and his crushing head kick ko of petroysan, whom petchmorakat didn't beat, it was a no contest the first fight and petroysan won the rematch, superbon has had incredible composure in his last few fights as well.
@@khanofkhans6546 Petchmorakot beat petrosyan, the first fight was a split decision win for Petch but was overturned because Petch clinched too much. And Petch also beat Jimmy, Jimmy only got sweeps and leg kicks, Petch dominated in the punching exchanges, even dropping Vienot and in the clinch he was also winning. Petch clearly did more damage, it was close from all the sweeps but to me it was a clear win for Petchmorakot
@@Suplex479 why don't you have a look at the actual record and the official decisions. The first fight was a draw. The second petroysan won. Petchmorakat did not beat petroysan. Petchmorakat did not dominate Jimmy in the punch exchanges. He got one good shot in, After being dumped about 35 times prior to that in the previous rounds and got picked apart the entire fight. Petchmorakat was not throwing many punches at all. Did you watch the fight? Petchmorakat absolutely did not do more damage. Jimmy picked him apart the entire time. Petchmorakat was only throwing a few single punches and his roundhouse kick over and over and over the entire fight, which is why he was getting dumped the whole time.
@@khanofkhans6546 I did watch the fight, did you? Petch landed way more damaging shots, Jimmy only got sweeps, and outclassed him in the clinch, and he literally won the first petrosyan match you can look it up. And stop being so insecure that you tell anyone who disagrees with you that they didn't watch the fight. Grow up
@@Suplex479 you clearly didn't. The only damaging shot Petch landed was the one hook in the 4th round that dropped Jimmy, who immediately got up no problem, no wobbles. It was a split decision, so regardless the judges considered it close. But Jimmy did plenty enough to win. He outstruck him the entire fight, he dumped him multiple times a round and landed plenty of punches and kicks. There was barely any clinch the entire fight, and Petch did not dominate any of it. I think you really didn't watch the fight, just saw a play by play or "heard" about what happened.
Grow up? Get the fuck outta here with that garbage. You didn't even know the fight with petroysan (the first one), was a draw. Look it up moron. Don't tell me to look it up, I am right. And petroysan won the rematch. Don't project your little insecurities on me with that nonsense. You look like a tool because you are doubling down on the petch/petroysan fight not being a draw but the proof is everywhere. Do yourself a favor and look it up and don't come back with this nonsense.
Can you do a video on Jose medel?
I know its supposed to not be possivke but the muia Thai guys gotta train there liver somehow... The way they take dozens of teeps with the toes digging right in that liver half the time... Damn.
Did he just call this man Kakarot!? Makes sense. It seems like this guy's power is over 9000.
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In the video you say it's important to understand the concept of chambering two attacks with opposite defense. Just that I understand you're talking about how he can combined his teep with his round house and they have opposite ways of defending?
Because he throws his round house kick and his teep with the same motion so when you go block it it’s the same
This my favorite modern era nak Muay
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How he never bleed in his 29 fight and he retire Undefeated
I think It's going to be a great video And it will be a great addition to your channel
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That roundkick is like a bat to the ribs
I hate seeing my man Saenchia get worked lol. I love that guy. You have to be a badass to beat him. Petmorakat has some Stockton in his jab. Lol
Marat Grigorian next please !!
Bro is just strong and durable, he’s not that technically interesting
His fight against Yodsankai was pure perfection
True but his last fight against that Frenchman was not good. If he didn't knock him down he would've lost... Nevertheless petchmorakot is a deadly and supertechnichal fighter
@@HILAL19564 I agree, in Muay Thai the 4th round is crucial and he wouldn't have won without it being big for him, he often finds a way of but he blows hot and cold like against Alaverdi that was a pretty poor performance too. But yeah, when he's at his best he's a real artist
@@thomaskendell8146 still I'm glad he won cause that Frenchman I forgot his name was so disrespectful and arrogant towards petchmorakot. Glad he gave him that knock down
@@HILAL19564 Jimmy Vienot ?
holy shit that guy he's fighting seems accurate with the hands.
so funny to see a tai boxer execute all original wing chun stands for. it sounds weird but this is close to 1:1 wing chun. putting constant forward pressure so you are able to stick to their offense with man sao and taking away power from their shots by making them move either backwards or make them play your game of close combat. he extends his arms to bridge and deflect attacks and sticks to their center line. its peak wing chun concept executed by a peak muay tai athlete its just gold
That man is dangerous his smiling after getting a hard hit
Can we get a video about Mike Zambidis? 🙏
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can you make one about Youssef Boughanem!!
Dude always reminds me of the Muay Thai version of Max Holloway
Do superbon banchamek next his hesdkick knockout
YES!
1:45 hes having so much fun xdd
Soon sou will hear of Daniel Rodriguez (Sinbimuaythai out of Phuket) Switzerland
Woah it's cool being this early
Makes sense. Dude looks like Max Holloway
Can you do one on Kimbo Slice? He deserves it.
Did saenchai lose to this guy or Father Time? I’m guessing Father Time had a lot to do with it
His fight with Petrosyan was a no contest.
Please do a mike zambidis breakdown?.
Absolutely my favorite Muay Thai fighter. Came from nothing to become a champion. So much fun to watch....great character.
That teep looks like a Chassé
You should do youel Romero next.
Move like Sagat kick in street fighter game
in this video it shows something very important not being talked about. every fight in this video where petchmorakot fights southpaw. the other fighters fight lead with the same leading leg. thereby giving a fighter with a longer reach much more advantage. if you have a smaller reach never fight a southpaw toe to toe. switch stance you can fight from the inside. this is something a lot of fighters fail to do and lose to a southpaw fighter. they keep in there same stance while having a lower reach.
Oh shit, Petchmorakot v Taiwanchi is tomorrow!
Would love to see that fight where he destroyed senchai
Kakarot 😮
I think an interesting breakdown would be of Saenchai himself.
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Even plebs can incorporate his techniques. I train muay thai mainly for self defense and I just love drilling this long-guard / hand trapping into elbow combos.