How about one on Oliveira? A video analyzing the difference in mentality between him when he was an inconsistent Featherweight to a dangerous Lightweight could be fascinating. Great vid as always
Big fan of your channel, and would love to see another volk one and how he adjusts and has kept evolving, or how trash talk on Khabib and others fails and others it works on...but great channel..keep up good work, thx for the videos..
Personally, I dont care hoy many times Yan may lose a fight in the scorecard or wathever. I see him as the embodyment of what a fighter should aspire to be, both mentally and fisically
@@bv6377 Aljo had hands up, and someone in his corner thought the knee was a good idea. Sterling's a bitch, the 2nd fight he lost as well, and guess what after that neck surgery he wasn't tested for peds, well well, would you look at that, he was never stronger than Yan, he just bitched up.
@@Shortz4Funn a cut isn't enough to give him the whole match. Round 1 and round 2 went to yan easily, u can give 3 to sean because of the cut but other than that he lost.
@@NotoriousMohamed sure yan had more control time on the ground but it wasn’t doing no damage to Sean. Sean had significantly more strikes and did way more damage
Here after Yan's 2nd straight split dec loss. Yan is a killer. A style like his can't flourish in American MMA's restrictions. If PRIDE was still around he would be an all time great there. But for now guys like Yan will never reach the great heights they deserve to reach because of things out of their control like politics and war.
Which is hilarious, because if anyone gets fucked over by the Russian government it’s Siberians. So the judges are biased against him because of what his government (the same government that does nothing for him and his home community) started a war. How in the world is that Yan’s fault? If that really is why he got those BS decision losses, the judges should be ashamed.
Petr Yan is 31. He lives like a spartiate which slow down ageing compared to most. He has at least 5 years during which he can evolve, prime peak and get the belt back again. He deserves it. His real loss is vs merab. vs sean it is a draw if not a win for him, and vs sterling a dq. never subbed never koed.
Everyone has a natural inclination to seeking out truth, so to become spiritually uplifted, sadly we are obstructed by damaging philosophies and wicked men.
Why did I want to cry listening to this. Struck a deep chord in me truly. Unfamiliar with stoicism and it's ideals before now but have been a big fan of Yan's for a couple years.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight This video was terrible. Squeakers like the dude above, think it's good. But you're a casual little beta male and you're a sheep. You follow the masses and copy. Didn't even watch your video, you have 12k subs. LMFAOOOOO. Get a day job bud
The way he’s handled the entire Sterling situation is so revealing as well. In comparison to O’Malley who still to this day is in complete denial about his loss to Chito. You cannot grow in delusion.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight your presuming omalley is delusional but he’s intentionally marketing his appearance hence has to act according to his suga show character
Actually yan acted like a big baby during the sterling rivalry it was annoying seeing him and his fans blame his opponent for him getting himself disqualified
@@Thiccs4Life yeah sure budy, i think is being smart, after all he is the one putting his life on the line, not you, if the judges will always turn him off by the decision of the corporation in favor of the popular fighter, then he is better in another company.
I think the way he took the judges decision in his fight against sean, showed his stoicistic mindset. He posted "fuck the judges" in his story and kept enyoing Abu Dhabi and having fun with his family, while other fighters said that they wanted to kill themselves after a wrong decision. Sorry for my bad english.
I wouldn’t say massive but I thought he won the fight. It’s just annoying how SOMETIMES (sandhagen vs dillashaw) control time and takedowns matter, and other times they don’t.
@@openmind2546 exactly, in the gane vs ngannou fight the useless takedowns and "control time" won ngannou the belt even tho he was completely outclassed everywhere else. Now all of a sudden they don't matter anymore
Thanks yan and this yt-er. This is the first ever video i ever watched in 4 years where i actually focused and didnt scroll to the comments or get lose in thought.
The hardwork you're putting in man you deserve better. And I believe one day, one video will catch on and you'll be rockin' with millions of views on each video. Keep growing. Appreciate your work and waiting for the next one.
As someone that practices stoicism, the angle and perspective you’ve made this video from is amazing. Please do more. This channel will blow up really soon! Keep up the great work
So glad algorithm suggested this to me. I've been wanting to do a deep dive into stoicism for several months now, and Petr Yan is my favorite UFC fighter, this is actually a crazy coincidence haha!
Great video, channel and suggestion! Would the creator be interested in organisations outside of the UFC? If so, you should look in to Fedor, Cro Cop and Wanderlei regarding staredowns.
Lol pussies looking for strength through ufc and fight vids on TH-cam. You wanna feel strong go to a Muay Thai gym. You can’t think yourself out of your pussy state. You actually have to BE not pussy
It’s pretty amazing that this video was created. It’s a perfect expression that solidifies the visceral reaction I had when first seeing a Yan fight. His persona, fighting style, and appearance screams stoicism which makes the thumbnail all the more brilliant. It’s like you took a feeling many of us probably had about Yan and projected onto our screens. It’s a trip. I’m also micro-dosing so that could be it too but good shit man.
yeah i thought the Aljo fight should've been a NC, then he beat Sandhagen clearly, then a very close fight against Aljo, could've gone either way, I do think by the end of the fight Yan showed who was the better fighter - but he's a slow starter. Then he definitely should've gotten the win against O Malley.
Love this, love the video and also always interesting to see the parallels between Stoicism and Buddhism (the latter in which I'm far more familiar with). I will say that one thing I really appreciate about Buddhism is the clarity in the concept of equanimity. I'd say that emotions actually aren't within our control, but how we meet them and act on them is. So it's not about repressing emotions, quite the opposite, it's about accepting them as inevitable and knowing we must face discomfort, and even giving ourselves the space to acknowledge and feel our emotions, but then acting from a larger perspective. Real emotional mastery is not control, but the ability to let our emotions run through us unimpeded, without letting them cloud our actions or decision making.
Thank you so much! I often would wonder if my content wasn’t that good, and that’s why it wasn’t getting many views, but it’s comments like this that motivate me to keep going! I sincerely appreciate you.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight I saw a comment I liked about Charles oliviera, u have covered alot of the fighters I like alot. Charles oliviera and Tj dillishaw be good (even if it’s negative lol) Israel Adensanya (even if it’s negative).
I was just scrolling through TH-cam and I found this so interesting... Stoicism, something I've been working on for the past year and Piotr Yan, a fighter I admire so bad. Thanks for this!
What’s fascinating is Yan is like a algorithm fighting robot, he downloads his opponents info in real time and adjusts accordingly. Id like to see him climb up the ladder again and take the belt. Being how stacked the division is it will only attest to his greatness
Stoicism is not about controlling your emotions. Its more about letting your emotions come and go trough yourself and accepting the fact what happened and not fighting against what happened in the outside world. Its more about controlling your toughts which will leed to how you react emotionally. But not controlling your emotions. Emotions are very important. It is an natural safing mechanism of our body. Controllong, or rather, shutting of your emotions can be fatal for your life!!!
This video was amazing love Petr Yan and have gained an even deeper understanding of stoicism thank you Psychology super amazing informal video Thank you
I'm so thankful that you make an example out of Pëtr. I think every bit of publicity is great for him, because part of why he treated so poorly bu judges lately is because of the lack of that public stunts. Every bit is helping, I think he's an amazing fighter and if he leaves the UFC it is for the worse for every side: for UFC, for him and for fans
Petr deserves his time in the sun, he's been robbed many times. The ufc portrays him as a bad guy to get hype up for up and coming fighters and sway decisions to make it more glorified. O malley got rocked, he looked like Bambi out there while Yan controlled the show. O malley got a couple of shots in but even after the fight he was out of it had to put on sunglasses to hide the thousand mile stare from being rocked so hard, Yan walked off composed.
if he decides to leave the UFC i will keep watching him on whatever he is choosing to do next he is such a great fighter and very fun too watch fell bad for him that dark spot in his career will always be there
Yan is AWESOME!! He was a dominant champ. Unfortunately the ufc / Dana canceled him because he didn’t speak English…. Aljo is a great actor and a huge weight bully…. Walking around at 180-190 and getting down all the way to 135…. That’s what separates the best fighting promotion ONE Championship from the UFC there hydration rules to prevent weight bully’s… Peter never lost to aljo or suga Sean… he was canceled just like the goat Mighty Mouse ❤
Amazing work, you're clearly both talented and hardworking. Your videos are always so well constructed. I would be absolutely thrilled to see a video on Oliveira's mentality switch, as it is quite unique to see an average MMA fighter become an absolute finishing machine. But whatever you choose to do next, I will happily watch it.
Petr Yan is my favourite ufc fighter. Followed by Topuria and Umar. I wish Yan beat Figuereido and fight Umar and Topuria later. He was champ and should be champ again.
I think he should drop down and take the belt in the FW-division because he can make that weight. He's been threated badly by the ufc lately so i wouldnt be suprised if he becomes a free-agent.
I love the way you analyze all these fighters! Keep it up! Also i think it would be interesting if you analyzed the flip side of this video, which is how fighters like Dominick Reyes have suffered after a controversial loss because of their mindset 😮
After the knee, he motions to his coach that Aljo had his hand on the ground. I think it is more Yan being uneducated on the intricacies of the rules than him losing his cool in that scenario. Thank you for checking out the video!
@@PsychologyOfTheFightI root for Yan, but honestly I don't think he did not know the rules. It wasn't his first rodeo. I think he just got carried away. Just like Jones vs. Smith incident. The difference, of course, is that Smith was not made a champion for being kneed.
@@amedv Just before Yan kneed Aljo, he looked at his corner and asked "koleno?", which in russian means "knee?" I think Yan thought that someone from his corner told him to strike a knee
Yes! I’m thinking something about his mentality switch, the psychology of a deeper purpose, or simply how his team loves him so much whether he wins or loses, he is free to be himself and fight without expectations. Which would you find most interesting?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight tbh you make all this so interesting I'll be up for any of those ideas 😅. Btw now Islam is also kinda very calm and composed like petr, was surprised you didn't mention him.
Keep these coming 🔥 what an amazing video such incredible production value and you’ve have such an intriguing insight into both the fighter and a much broader story of mental fortitude and stoicism. I’ve seen every video you’ve made now - what excellent work you’ve done man.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight You deserve the praise. Not only are these videos unique and novel - they're deeply insightful. They tell a story which your viewers can relate to and internally yearn for. I'm glad you get props from so many commenters - you're doing a real service making these for us. Cheers man, you're awesome!
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Check out Part 2 if you're interested in learning more about stoicism: th-cam.com/video/4i2H85Tdi4g/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=PsychologyofTheFight
How about one on Oliveira? A video analyzing the difference in mentality between him when he was an inconsistent Featherweight to a dangerous Lightweight could be fascinating. Great vid as always
@@hdvision7944 That's an amazing idea, thank you!
Big fan of your channel, and would love to see another volk one and how he adjusts and has kept evolving, or how trash talk on Khabib and others fails and others it works on...but great channel..keep up good work, thx for the videos..
Khabib psychology
It’s funny because yan is a hot head definitely not a stoic
And he was completely disserviced by the judges. Hope he comes back and sends a message to everyone
Who do you see him fighting next?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight I know you didnt ask me but I would like to see him fight vera or marab, or even TJ if hes healthy
It was a pretty close fight.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight Yadong Song
This is number 1 bullshit. He won. That knee which opened Yan up 🩸
Personally, I dont care hoy many times Yan may lose a fight in the scorecard or wathever. I see him as the embodyment of what a fighter should aspire to be, both mentally and fisically
He didn't really lose. Faggot judges doing him dirty, cuz he is Russian.
except for kneeing a downed opponent to the head. that was very stupid
@@bv6377 Aljo had hands up, and someone in his corner thought the knee was a good idea. Sterling's a bitch, the 2nd fight he lost as well, and guess what after that neck surgery he wasn't tested for peds, well well, would you look at that, he was never stronger than Yan, he just bitched up.
Yes. Especially fisically. All kinds of taxes $
@@darthplaguepiss4335 Its fiscally man
I feel so bad for Yan. He did not lose.
He didn’t win either it was a close fight but Sean did way more damage
@@Shortz4Funn thats not the only way a fight is judged
@@Shortz4Funn a cut isn't enough to give him the whole match. Round 1 and round 2 went to yan easily, u can give 3 to sean because of the cut but other than that he lost.
Yam lost 🤣🤣🤣 he lost simple as that L
@@NotoriousMohamed sure yan had more control time on the ground but it wasn’t doing no damage to Sean. Sean had significantly more strikes and did way more damage
Here after Yan's 2nd straight split dec loss. Yan is a killer. A style like his can't flourish in American MMA's restrictions. If PRIDE was still around he would be an all time great there. But for now guys like Yan will never reach the great heights they deserve to reach because of things out of their control like politics and war.
Which is hilarious, because if anyone gets fucked over by the Russian government it’s Siberians. So the judges are biased against him because of what his government (the same government that does nothing for him and his home community) started a war. How in the world is that Yan’s fault? If that really is why he got those BS decision losses, the judges should be ashamed.
Petr Yan is 31.
He lives like a spartiate which slow down ageing compared to most.
He has at least 5 years during which he can evolve,
prime peak and get the belt back again.
He deserves it.
His real loss is vs merab.
vs sean it is a draw if not a win for him,
and vs sterling a dq.
never subbed never koed.
I literally needed this more than ever in my life. Thank you man.
You’re very welcome. I recommend you read the book “Meditations” by Marcus Aerelius if you enjoyed this
Everyone has a natural inclination to seeking out truth, so to become spiritually uplifted, sadly we are obstructed by damaging philosophies and wicked men.
@@PsychologyOfTheFight definitely will look into this book ✊
Why did I want to cry listening to this. Struck a deep chord in me truly. Unfamiliar with stoicism and it's ideals before now but have been a big fan of Yan's for a couple years.
THANK YOU BROTHER. This gave me chills
It's just admiring when you see guys like Fedor, Khabib and Yan speak. You listen and want to become a better person yourself when you hear them talk.
You can really tell the effort you put into these videos. I like your alternative approach to the mental aspect of the fighting game
Thank you brotha! I may not be able to post as much as I'd like to, but I am proud of every piece I put out. Thank you for watching and commenting
@@PsychologyOfTheFight This video was terrible. Squeakers like the dude above, think it's good. But you're a casual little beta male and you're a sheep. You follow the masses and copy. Didn't even watch your video, you have 12k subs. LMFAOOOOO. Get a day job bud
Yes, very creative.
The way he’s handled the entire Sterling situation is so revealing as well. In comparison to O’Malley who still to this day is in complete denial about his loss to Chito. You cannot grow in delusion.
I agree. Acceptance of reality is step one in growth!
@@PsychologyOfTheFight your presuming omalley is delusional but he’s intentionally marketing his appearance hence has to act according to his suga show character
Actually yan acted like a big baby during the sterling rivalry it was annoying seeing him and his fans blame his opponent for him getting himself disqualified
@@solosolo8610 and him allegedly thinking about leaving the UFC after losing to O Malley is being a big baby
@@Thiccs4Life yeah sure budy, i think is being smart, after all he is the one putting his life on the line, not you, if the judges will always turn him off by the decision of the corporation in favor of the popular fighter, then he is better in another company.
I think the way he took the judges decision in his fight against sean, showed his stoicistic mindset.
He posted "fuck the judges" in his story and kept enyoing Abu Dhabi and having fun with his family, while other fighters said that they wanted to kill themselves after a wrong decision. Sorry for my bad english.
Your english is great, thank you for the observation!!
I have never heard a fighter saying he wanted to kill himself after a wrong decision, stop lying😂🤦🏻♂️
Its not a wrong decision fight was really close but sean won and its not a robbery. End of story.
I've never heard of a fighter wanting to kill themselves after a fight...
@@lwdbarz2166 nah Sean got beat up. he did well. but lost 2 or 3 rounds.
They robbed tf outta my boy Petr yesterday vs omalley😢 truly feel bad for him smh
Stoicism, one of my favorite philosophical theories. Thank you for this video, Again, another satisfying piece of entertainment and education.
Me too! I feel I couldn't do all of it justice in this short video, but thank you for watching!
Petr will have to go on super stoic mode to not behead the judges after that massive robbery
Hahaha perfect time for him to master himself
I wouldn’t say massive but I thought he won the fight. It’s just annoying how SOMETIMES (sandhagen vs dillashaw) control time and takedowns matter, and other times they don’t.
@@openmind2546 exactly, in the gane vs ngannou fight the useless takedowns and "control time" won ngannou the belt even tho he was completely outclassed everywhere else. Now all of a sudden they don't matter anymore
in other words... Petr Yan is a classical man. Some have long forgotten what it means to be a man. All respect for Petr Yan.
Thanks yan and this yt-er.
This is the first ever video i ever watched in 4 years where i actually focused and didnt scroll to the comments or get lose in thought.
Love to hear it. Focus is a valuable skill and other people's opinions are overrated brotha!
The hardwork you're putting in man you deserve better. And I believe one day, one video will catch on and you'll be rockin' with millions of views on each video. Keep growing. Appreciate your work and waiting for the next one.
Thank you so much, Shivam!! I genuinely appreciate the kind words and I will keep putting out content I’m proud of that hopefully helps people
As someone that practices stoicism, the angle and perspective you’ve made this video from is amazing. Please do more. This channel will blow up really soon! Keep up the great work
Thank you so much!
The pure stoicism in his instagram stories after the fight is truly spectacular!
I don't have social media, what did he say?
Yan is such a underrated fighter. The casuals still don't recognize this dude yet.
So glad algorithm suggested this to me. I've been wanting to do a deep dive into stoicism for several months now, and Petr Yan is my favorite UFC fighter, this is actually a crazy coincidence haha!
I enjoy the way you explain fighters mindset. It would be very interesting a video about the staredowns from a psychological perspective.
That’s a really interesting idea. I may look into this for a future video!
Great idea, would love to see that!
I Agree heavily
Great video, channel and suggestion! Would the creator be interested in organisations outside of the UFC? If so, you should look in to Fedor, Cro Cop and Wanderlei regarding staredowns.
Lol pussies looking for strength through ufc and fight vids on TH-cam. You wanna feel strong go to a Muay Thai gym. You can’t think yourself out of your pussy state. You actually have to BE not pussy
His combinations are so god dam clean
Yans most stoic moment was that scream he did at the UFC 273 weigh-in
It’s pretty amazing that this video was created. It’s a perfect expression that solidifies the visceral reaction I had when first seeing a Yan fight. His persona, fighting style, and appearance screams stoicism which makes the thumbnail all the more brilliant. It’s like you took a feeling many of us probably had about Yan and projected onto our screens. It’s a trip. I’m also micro-dosing so that could be it too but good shit man.
Thank you so much!
Really good video! It is sad to see him lose 3 in a row when most people see it 2-1 or 3-0. I'm sure he will be back though.
he beat sanhagen after the aljo dq so at least it's only 2 official losses in a row. Won every one of those fights imo
yeah i thought the Aljo fight should've been a NC, then he beat Sandhagen clearly, then a very close fight against Aljo, could've gone either way, I do think by the end of the fight Yan showed who was the better fighter - but he's a slow starter. Then he definitely should've gotten the win against O Malley.
These are so good
Thank you so much!!
Love this, love the video and also always interesting to see the parallels between Stoicism and Buddhism (the latter in which I'm far more familiar with). I will say that one thing I really appreciate about Buddhism is the clarity in the concept of equanimity. I'd say that emotions actually aren't within our control, but how we meet them and act on them is. So it's not about repressing emotions, quite the opposite, it's about accepting them as inevitable and knowing we must face discomfort, and even giving ourselves the space to acknowledge and feel our emotions, but then acting from a larger perspective. Real emotional mastery is not control, but the ability to let our emotions run through us unimpeded, without letting them cloud our actions or decision making.
So well put together.
This video rocked just liked and subscribed we need more people covering these aspects of the sport
For me, yan is the best example for masculinity in actually time
Bros channel is phenomenal🥶 👏
Thank you so much! I often would wonder if my content wasn’t that good, and that’s why it wasn’t getting many views, but it’s comments like this that motivate me to keep going! I sincerely appreciate you.
I like how u take a fighter and build entire videos around them. There’s no channel like this one 👏
Thank you so much for the kind words! Do you have a favorite fighter you want a video on?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight I saw a comment I liked about Charles oliviera, u have covered alot of the fighters I like alot. Charles oliviera and Tj dillishaw be good (even if it’s negative lol) Israel Adensanya (even if it’s negative).
Very interesting presentation
Thank you, Dima! I appreciate you taking the the time to watch
Just the intro alone gives you chills yk?
Great video!
Thank you, Jordan! You are setting the bar high for all of us martial arts content creators 🙌🏻
I was just scrolling through TH-cam and I found this so interesting... Stoicism, something I've been working on for the past year and Piotr Yan, a fighter I admire so bad.
Thanks for this!
Petr
His stoicism will definitely help him after that robbery clown show of a decision loss
What’s fascinating is Yan is like a algorithm fighting robot, he downloads his opponents info in real time and adjusts accordingly. Id like to see him climb up the ladder again and take the belt. Being how stacked the division is it will only attest to his greatness
I agree, Yan is the closest thing to a machine that I have ever seen!
He will be back, stronger than ever
Combining the philosophy of stoicism and MMA.... I think I've just found my new favourite channel.
Thumbs up and subscribed.
Welcome! 😁
Stoicism is not about controlling your emotions. Its more about letting your emotions come and go trough yourself and accepting the fact what happened and not fighting against what happened in the outside world. Its more about controlling your toughts which will leed to how you react emotionally. But not controlling your emotions. Emotions are very important. It is an natural safing mechanism of our body. Controllong, or rather, shutting of your emotions can be fatal for your life!!!
I absolutely love this video. It’s completely changed how I handle stress at work. I just hope I don’t forget the philosophy.
Love hearing this man. This video is the only the tip of the iceberg, I highly encourage you to dive deep into stoicism!
@@PsychologyOfTheFight definitely will man. Thank you 🙏
Please make a video about Fedor Emelianenko, I think he is one of the best examples of stoicism, probably even the best example
Fax
So happy to watch a video that combines MMA and stoicism.
Ultimate petr Yan appreciation post
This video was amazing love Petr Yan and have gained an even deeper understanding of stoicism thank you Psychology super amazing informal video Thank you
You're very welcome, thank you for watching!
This video is even more relevant now after that bs decision. Great video
To understand the true quality of people, you must look into their minds, and examine their pursuits and aversions
This was awesome! I love yan and his backstory is sick
I'm so thankful that you make an example out of Pëtr. I think every bit of publicity is great for him, because part of why he treated so poorly bu judges lately is because of the lack of that public stunts. Every bit is helping, I think he's an amazing fighter and if he leaves the UFC it is for the worse for every side: for UFC, for him and for fans
Nick Diaz talked about something similar, getting PR as "the bad guy."
This video was awesome. It’s guys like you that have our Nat geo out of buisness in the digital world
Petr deserves his time in the sun, he's been robbed many times. The ufc portrays him as a bad guy to get hype up for up and coming fighters and sway decisions to make it more glorified. O malley got rocked, he looked like Bambi out there while Yan controlled the show. O malley got a couple of shots in but even after the fight he was out of it had to put on sunglasses to hide the thousand mile stare from being rocked so hard, Yan walked off composed.
He needed that Stoicism to not murder someone after he was robbed against O'maley.
This video is brilliant! An original concept that was put together cleanly and well.
I appreciate it!!
Bro just wanted to thank you for the work you have put in the video. Didn't know a bit about Yan. Such a respectable person n fighter.
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it
This is done beautifully
He is one of the most stoic fighters in the ufc
Excellent video as usual brother. Didn't take you for a stoic, nice surprise
I'm interested by it all, man! Thank you for the constant support!
This is one of my favorite videos you have created. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank YOU!
if he decides to leave the UFC i will keep watching him on whatever he is choosing to do next he is such a great fighter and very fun too watch fell bad for him that dark spot in his career will always be there
I agree. Maybe it will end up being a blessing in disguise like DJ
Wow loved your take on stoicism & giving us modern examples
Yan is AWESOME!! He was a dominant champ. Unfortunately the ufc / Dana canceled him because he didn’t speak English…. Aljo is a great actor and a huge weight bully…. Walking around at 180-190 and getting down all the way to 135…. That’s what separates the best fighting promotion ONE Championship from the UFC there hydration rules to prevent weight bully’s… Peter never lost to aljo or suga Sean… he was canceled just like the goat Mighty Mouse ❤
Amazing work, you're clearly both talented and hardworking.
Your videos are always so well constructed.
I would be absolutely thrilled to see a video on Oliveira's mentality switch, as it is quite unique to see an average MMA fighter become an absolute finishing machine.
But whatever you choose to do next, I will happily watch it.
That’s been requested a couple times, I’ve gotta do it now! 😁
Hey, update: I made the Oliveira mentality switch video if you're interested!
Petr Yan is my favourite ufc fighter.
Followed by Topuria and Umar.
I wish Yan beat Figuereido and fight Umar and Topuria later.
He was champ and should be champ again.
Stoicism is dominating your fight with the entire world agreeing on the outcome only to lose by split decision and still remain composed.
this was a great breakdown
Superb quality! Keep up the good work! It's the unique and creative content likes this that we, the fans, appreciate the most!
Thank you! It is for people like you that I make these
I love the content bro! Keep it coming❤️🔥💯
I got you bro!
Super underrated channel keep it up
Thank you, will do!
Listening from Germany. This gave me goosebumps! Getting an Abo for that thank you brother
You’re welcome, brother. I highly recommend digging a little deeper if you feel so inclined
Amazing video. Thank you
Please make more videos like this
Will do! What other fighters are you interested in?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight If possible, one on Tony Ferguson and his psychology would be one I believe could be quite interesting.
Yan is true warrior and legend.Warhing his fights is privilege.
Modern day gladiator
you just earned yourself a new subscriber sir
Beautiful video. God bless you.
Thank you! God bless you too!
Once I saw Petr ,I instantly subbed and liked ..
great work! 💯
He is the best bantamweight on earth.
Getting educated with UFC Content is a great idea. Thanks a lot. I will follow your channel from now on.
You're very welcome! Glad to have you here
This man actually has zero loses!
Now he has one.
@@bu11ymaguire Shut it punk before i kick your face in
@@jimnewt2138 we are on TH-cam you dûmbbasss.
Excellent vid young man.
I learnt alot 👍
Nice video man, really enjoyed it
Glad to hear it!
He’s the best bantamweight on the planet regardless of who has the title right now. He was very unlucky in his last fight too.
Thank you brother for the video! Masterpiece
You are welcome! Thank you for the kind words!
Such a good video 👍👍
Thank you 😁
I think he should drop down and take the belt in the FW-division because he can make that weight.
He's been threated badly by the ufc lately so i wouldnt be suprised if he becomes a free-agent.
Great Video man thank you
Thank you! You are very welcome!
this is phenomenal. thank you.
Kickass video, thanks man
Thanks for watching! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
I rarely comment but what a great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
In my eyes no one has ever beat him even though he lost decision to O'Malley where he was robbed.
I love the way you analyze all these fighters! Keep it up! Also i think it would be interesting if you analyzed the flip side of this video, which is how fighters like Dominick Reyes have suffered after a controversial loss because of their mindset 😮
Listening to your breakdown whilst watching Yan's striking and being high as fuck...
YAN'S STRIKES ARE FLUID AND TECHNICAL AS FUCK! SO BRILLIANT!
Seeing how Yan lost the belt via DQ, can't say he always keeps his composure. In that case, his killer instinct simply overpowered his mind.
After the knee, he motions to his coach that Aljo had his hand on the ground. I think it is more Yan being uneducated on the intricacies of the rules than him losing his cool in that scenario. Thank you for checking out the video!
@@PsychologyOfTheFightI root for Yan, but honestly I don't think he did not know the rules. It wasn't his first rodeo. I think he just got carried away. Just like Jones vs. Smith incident. The difference, of course, is that Smith was not made a champion for being kneed.
@@amedv you might be right! Thank you for pointing that out my friend
@@amedv Just before Yan kneed Aljo, he looked at his corner and asked "koleno?", which in russian means "knee?" I think Yan thought that someone from his corner told him to strike a knee
Love your videos, can you do one on Olivera too?
Yes! I’m thinking something about his mentality switch, the psychology of a deeper purpose, or simply how his team loves him so much whether he wins or loses, he is free to be himself and fight without expectations. Which would you find most interesting?
@@PsychologyOfTheFight tbh you make all this so interesting I'll be up for any of those ideas 😅.
Btw now Islam is also kinda very calm and composed like petr, was surprised you didn't mention him.
amazing video. Stoicism needs to be diffused in the west.
stoicism and petr yan my favorite things
Keep these coming 🔥 what an amazing video such incredible production value and you’ve have such an intriguing insight into both the fighter and a much broader story of mental fortitude and stoicism. I’ve seen every video you’ve made now - what excellent work you’ve done man.
Man, I can't thank you enough for the support. That's the greatest compliment one can receive. I'll keep at it brotha, thank you so much!
@@PsychologyOfTheFight You deserve the praise. Not only are these videos unique and novel - they're deeply insightful. They tell a story which your viewers can relate to and internally yearn for. I'm glad you get props from so many commenters - you're doing a real service making these for us. Cheers man, you're awesome!
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There surely was a better photo of him, didnt need to do him dirty with the thumbnail 😂
Dudeee a new video finally!! And congrats on 12k!! Enjoy the ride and when in doubt remember how talented you are 😎
Thank you, Bing Bing. I am enjoying the ride indeed