Muay Thai Champion vs. Taekwondo Black Belt | Lawrence Kenshin
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Changpuek Kiatsongrit is a legend in Muay Thai for proving its effectiveness despite a significant weight and rule disadvantage. Here he faces a Taekwondo black belt in the prestigious K-1 tournament, but under a special rules karate fight.
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The Muay Thai guy is standing strong and confident without arrogance. He moves directly and with clear purpose. This is a skilled artist.
Nah, thats muay thai guard
@@carlosandres1835 stance or some sort
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CoffeesSnep, it's not a fair match up. The Taekwondo guy is getting WORKED?🤣😁👍
@@roytsusui1761 true 😂😂
Like most of these fights, every one wants to fight a muay thai fighter as long as he's not fighting full thai rules
That's accurate xD
@@yeahgetoffended7878 Still will get murdered even without full thai rule.
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True
Absolutely
The taekwondo guy forgot every beautiful kicking style that he learned.
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No, this beautiful kicks doesn’t have so much effect. Every Muay Thai would destroy a taekwondo guy
@@thomaslange1624 yeah, I think so. But imagine if there'a a TKD artist who can give damage as much as MuayThai
Those beautiful kicks only happens recently. The old taekwondo are way more effective. Compare to Thai is pure shit still.
lOl 😂
The Taekwondo Guy is frustrated af and Muay Thai guy is playing with him LoL
HA HA! 🤣😆
Why is he smiling so much like a cocky anime bully?
@@earthphoenix7068 cuz the taekwondo guy isn't much of a challenge for him.
the difference between styles taekwondo usually kick using their feet and use a different stance and has a lower guard muay thai harden their shins like baseball bats plus their stance is a proper fight stance and always maintain high guard against high roundhouse kicks
Yup. I THINK I know which one is the more brutal & efficient (and effective) art: MT.
Taekwondo DEPENDS on the other side "playing nice & gentlemanly".
This TKD dude is lucky, the MT fighter didn't even use his boxing, elbows, knees and clinching.
RIP tkd guy LOL
@김두영 lol, TKD being a part of the olympics made it worse, dumbass. I'd rather have it not be a part of it.
@김두영lel Tkd Suck ass
김두영 TKD never win over muay thai.It just a SPORT hahahahahahahaha in real fight you gonna die for sure
@김두영 elegant? In fighting who care about elegant?
Tkd even never use their hand to protect their dumb head.
This taekwondo guy is fighting a rock, a rock that moves and kicks you lol
A rock that has knees, feet and arms.
Vince Bautista and elbows
Pietje Puk you sure bro look at some shit in Thailand they go hard
Better than mma I rekon
@@jackfox4541 You shit in THAIland ? Cool or hot
Pietje Puk the sport version is all things allowed is what I’m trying to get across to ya mate
It is amazing how the use of elbows and knees by the Muay Thai practitioner are
removed to make the fight seem "fair".
Those are two of the most dangerous part of the body to strike with.... Even with little to no practice, Let's alone fully train fighter... Ban them is understandable... But they kinda miss some taste of hitting a mat with them on your shin =w=
@@tisanaluk so you've never seen a Thai match? They are pure beasts in the ring, a shame they ban Thai Fighters every time.
@@anibalfull I did see enough Muay Thai Matches to understand why... Allow "the use of elbows and knees" or Let's another striking martial art practitioners fight in full Muay Thai rules versus Muay Thai fighters could not end well... Even Muay Thai fighters, who trained how to fight with elbow and knee, could be sent to the mat in counting from them... The one who never got the teste of these strike, from elbows and knee, would be in for trouble time =w=
@@tisanaluk then why do they allow everytime the use of grappling when they do MMA show fights? The opponent can go full techniques but Thai fighters can't use elbows and knees
@@anibalfull Really !!! That odd I'm not aware of that
"But ref, he punched and kicked me like a banana tree."
😂 This is the funniest comment I've read this whole week
But but but ref... did you see i just touched his head with my left toe i should get 1000 points and i have already won this fight. Why does he keep kicking him again and again, why doesn't he admit his defeat.
I don't understand, I scored, but he just keeps hitting me...
In taekwondo its just about touching ur opponent but in muaythai u have to knock that donor a b1tch down
In itf its not about touching the opponent now in wtf and stf its about touching the opponent.
@@colorado2455 dang. Theres so many organizations. When i first saw how a taekwondo practitioner became world champion by having a touch fight, i felt they shoulve been ashamed of themselves. But good to know there are contact organizations as well.
@@ac.initial.d.project7940 so he became a world champion in a point fight in his own organization or in another one?
@@colorado2455 In his own I think. The video was a long time ago. It was named something like Taekwando World Championship or something like that. These guys were also young too. Maybe under 25 or even around 18. They were just sticking their legs out trying to "touch" the other for points and when they luckily dodge a kick, they use their hand to tap the other person for a point. I was like, "you guys train tkd and all you guys do is try to touch each other."
Having trained in both traditions...Muay Thai and TKD, I respect both. They both get the job done, however in terms of professional and practical fighting Muay Thai will come out on top 9 out of 10 times. The consistent and repeatative power in the round house kicks thrown from the hips to the body and legs, the intense shin and body conditioning, absorbing blows by blocking...instead of moving out of the way which keeps you in constant range of your opponent, clenching, brutal knees and elbows.....nothing else compares to Muay Thai.
To be honest, i would REALLY HATE getting hit in the face by an elbow. I fear & respect Muay Thai like no other art!
@@terryadams2652 until you meet skilled grappler good luck using your striking when he caught you like a snake catching his prey.
@@heisen3237 you mean like wrestling, aikido, silat etc? To be honest, if you want to defeat muay thai that the only way though🤣🤣.
@@heisen3237 but if a muaythai fighter is good with knees you will be dead before you can grab their legs.
@@BATMAN_06 LOL not all grappler like to grab legs where did you get that? are you trained in grappling?? there is a ton of quick standing submission pls learn grappling.
the scenario gonna be like this:th-cam.com/users/shortsOevkhHrmZvg?feature=share or this th-cam.com/users/shortsjAhquvzB8Xw?feature=share and this th-cam.com/video/Jg4g9oUB5Zo/w-d-xo.html
I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 time.
-Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee should have lived long 😢 legend
@Elie Rizk you dont even know what generation he is you dumb fuck 💀
@Elie Rizk lmao, but it's true tho. That's why that quote is so popular, instead of calling out people for being unoriginal how about you make something original dumbass
But like if a person only practices one kick, no matter how powerful that kick is, don't u think people will eventually learn how to counter it?
I fear the man who practice 10000 kick 10000 times
Muay Thai has one of the best / intimidating stance in martial arts.
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Muay thai fighter doesn’t use he’s knees and elbows yet. Lucky taekwondo guy.
They use their knees and sometimes elbows
Yeah. If it allow to use some banned moves that maybe cause an extreme injuries likes some stage in Thailand.
Yeahhh definitely 😊😂😂
Hell yeah if the rules was different that taekwondo Nigga hit no cap
NotsoGrim elbows aren’t meant for knocking out people they’re meant for cutting people on the face.
Taekwondo kicks for score and entertain.
Muay Thai kicks for kill.
Depends on the style of TKD.
@Watson Wallace There are a lot. I study ITF Jidokwan, which specializes in attacking organs. Muay Thai fighters struggle with defending strong linear kicks because their linear kicks are designed to control distance, not destroy.
Entertain! Oh no , TKD kill also👍
@@thagoodosn Their organs were protected by stomach muscle, which strong like a wall.
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Check this vídeos and stop say crap
I always love seeing these fights. Especially when they underestimated that leg kick. Their expressions of realization that the kick is slowly chopping them down but their ego refuses to back down. Perfect self humiliation
This is why I love the low kick so much, you can see in fights how people start to notice how much damage the kick is actually doing
Karate, Taekwondo etc were made for real fighting but over the years have evolved into a tournament martial art as moves were changed and some made illegal and forgotten. Muay Thai is still made for real fighting
Yes good Idea.
Muay Thai has tournaments, does that mean they got watered down? The tournaments are not the problem, the real problem are the ones who made the rules.
@@kermit1211 Muay Thai was used in war so we’re taekwando and karate but Japan and Korea have grown in welts so they aren’t poor anymore so less muggins and less street fight but Thailand is still a poorer country so there gonna be more violence and taekwando and karate are now only used for tournament
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Muay Thai in Thailand is still mostly used to hurt people. Kickboxing which was derived from Muay Thai and is practiced all over the world is watered down for competition since things like elbow strikes etc are illegal in most competitions
I am a black belt in Tar Kwon Do and a former instructor, your analysis was spot on. The spinning kicks although can be effective BUT if in a situation such as this can cause more harm than good
I also saw the Tae Kwon Do fighter try to use the AX kick which in most cases are useless. Lower kicks are much more effective than high kicks they deliver more power and take less energy. As my Korean Master used to say about flashy high kicks "Looking is a good, working is a not"
Head kicks score 3 points in Olympic Competition. You spelt Tai wrong as Tar!
It's no punches to the head. I was impressed by both styles. Maybe Tai Kwon Do rates higher, for entertainment because of the various kicks! Yes, the axe kick was performed. I noticed that, I thought it was very entertaining. 😁
There's so much ego radiating from the taekwondo guy
Savinmaster that is why he lost.
What people don’t understand is that this is just one really bad example of a taekwondo blackbelt. He is clearly very inexperienced and wasn’t mentally ready for a full speed fight, which is obviously the fault of his lack of really experience, not the style
The MT fighter was just overwhelming in his fortitude. You could tell he was just hard core.
@@gamerkhan1155 and he deserve this defeat.
i was really aggravated watching the taekwondo guy trying to be flashy and not using the standard stuff and also got irritated that he didn't use his caught leg to either pull the other in for a punch or a pivot for his other leg to kick
It's the same every time. The opponent starts off brightly, showing off his abilities. After a few minutes of getting kicked in the leg by the muay thai fighter, the pain becomes too much to handle and he can barely walk lmao.
The thai guy's fight with rick roufus was legendary. He's a true warrior
The Muay Thai guy wasn't even trying!
Ahmad Firdaus, the Muay Thai guy was barely trying and picked that TKD dude apart. If he were the aggressor, he would obviously obliterate that kid.
If he tries, taekewondo guy dies😂
@@ahmadfirdaus8982 Both results will end up in the muay thai fighter winning.
facts
Just imagine if The Muay Thai dude using his elbows and knees in a fight. That TKD dude will end up on the floor... sleeping goodnight. 😂
I come from Thailand, I would like to explain that Muay Thai is for killing people during war.
But I like both.❤️
Muthai no match forUFC
Lalit Magar R what?
@@lalitmagar2725 muay thai techniques are used in ufc....
@@lalitmagar2725 haha lol u r idiot
@@samuelnakan oh really no muay thai fighter has guts to enter UFC 😂
Cause they will get beaten so bad
Truly one the best sources of informations about Martial arts and muay thai overall. You really help me to understand the logic lying behind the fights. It really changes the way I train. Thank you very much.
Difference between a style that has a points based system vs. a style that has a damage/knockout system... Unless the TKD guy was one of the top TKD guys in the world in his prime, he had absolutely no chance (well, a "lucky" kickers chance MAYBE).
The top TKD guys wouldn't have a chance too. The problem is the sport, not the guy
@@Ricardo-mr3bg it is not the guy but the culture
@@gyurmethlodroe1774 It's sht sport not even martial arts.
I watched this video before. However it's better with these explanations. Thanks for sharing.
Yup, same here.
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To heavy ha ha ha ha ha
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Just look at the difference in their stances. The muay thai fighter looks like a warrior standing his ground, his guard is up and ready to block, his left leg is ready for action like a spear, and his right side is used for blocking.
Whereas, the taekwondo fighter's guard is low his whole body is much more relaxed. It's the difference in their training methods and so the taekwondo dude couldn't really react to the muay thai fighter actually hitting him instead of touching him.
He's an idiot letting his guard down like seriously
That guy doesn’t know how to properly fight in tkd style
Either way, Muay Thai is just far superior to Taekwondo. He had no chance.
@@christopherbertoli7322 truth is, it's all about how those guys are being trained over the style itself.
for having been to thailland a bunch of times and visited their gym, you can't even begin to compare it to a western dojo,
those guys are trained harder than i've seen in the military, and their level of focus and dedication is well, asian.
over there muay thai is what football is to brazilians, pretty much a religion, as it's a quick ticket to fame and "fortune" for them, so they don't fuck around.
there's 14/16 yo guys over there that would beat the ever living shit of any grown ass adult without breaking a sweat,
and if you get the chance to see a real muay thai match, it's a freakin' cock fight, and those guys go at each other like rabbid dogs.
given my nickname one could deduct i'm into crazy shits, but it's one of the few things that made me realise there's some mofo even I would clearly avoid to mess with.
i shit you not you can hear the impacts over the crowd and they keep going like nothing happened. some guy got his leg broken but i mean the double coupound fracture,
everybody applauded, and up to the next match... even the ground of the ring is covered in blood stains like it's the freakin' Kumite or something.
honestly guys, i dunno if that TKD guy had either balls of steel or a freakin' death wish, but just for daring to go on the ring against one of these, he get my respect.
@@christopherbertoli7322 Except, ITF Taekwondo is not the Olympic style. Their sparring allows head punches. Where TKD man fell down is all tkd sparring has kicks above the belt. Leg kicks and sweeps are really effective ,and if you don`t drill them ,you are in trouble. I am a TKD 6th Dan with 35 years experience,but when I did MMA ,I got sat on my ass quite often ,until I changed the training.
that taekwondo fighter looks like he's disappearing in his outfit. how tf is he gonna fight with his soft knuckles inside his sleeves. score points by touching? ridiculous
well thats itf rules of sparing
@wavy that’s exactly why taekwondo is a bullshit, fake, useless, weak, impractical style of martial arts. you just proved my point. on its own, taekwondo get DESTROYED by basically any striking or grappling style.
Mike Hunt yeah Taekwondo doesn’t utilize the whole body. Imagine learning Muay Thai and BJJ with a few wrestling concepts. You will be lethal!
@@baconandeggs9113 exactly. AS A RULE, wrestling wins against any martial arts style. a bjj fighter, who knows muay thai, would be able to punch, kick, wrestle while standing (aka clinch) AND wrestle on the ground. i wish i knew this before i trained taekwondo for 3 years at an expensive mcdojo. if i could start over, i would have learned bjj or judo first, and then learn muay thai, maybe even a little boxing (cuz muay thai punching is kinda weak on its own). i've also trained muay thai, and it's a great versatile striking style.
Muay thai is for killing
What I love from Muay Thai is that is so fucking simple and effective that anyone can learn it without masters or stupid ranges, those fancy and elegant kicks are destroyed by those simple but powerful low kicks
Exactly no fancy clothes or garments to dress, pick up some shorts and out you go. No belt hierarchy, certain black belts in these hierarchy martial arts become so complacent, that they start to think and believe they are invincible in the comfort of their dojo. The real street fight is very grim, devoid of any rules.
@@Tate525 literally, I go to kickboxing/karate dojo around my area( I want to compete in combat sports ). There’s a belt hierarchy, people call our instructors ”Sensai” or “master” which I don’t like, there’s certain techniques for certain belts, there isn’t enough conditioning, I’m a teen and most of my peers are still in primary/elementary school who mess about and it’s ALOT more technique focused then strength, stamina and conditioning. I really need to go to an actual gym especially if I want to compete
It's actually really hard to learn, well not learn but actually be good at.
@@Tate525 Former instructor here. Muay Thai is REALITY of strike combat. No mumbo jumbo, no bullshido, no "philosophy", no special clothes, nothing, just fighting.
Pretty easy to see - Muay Thai, being a combat sport, you see a lot more variability in style and striking. TKD is too high risk high reward type, banking everything on 1 move, while the Muay Thai guy absorbs and immediately counters. The TKD guy rarely counters, even when he has openings, he's not striking.
I'm not trying to disagree, but not all taekwondo is solely based on one move. There are many out there with good trainers that can do Taekwondo much better than this guy.
@@justinfugate5720 lol bring your most skilled tkd and face him with rodtang it will have the same result
@@grade3328 Once again, hate to disagree, but the whole cocky shit with saying it will have the same result is false. It is not the style but instead the fighter. Not to mention WTF TKD is just horrible. If you get yourself into good old fashioned TKD, the results may be a little more interesting. Especially since old fashioned taekwondo was also a combat sport used in war by korea.
Is there a way to combine muay thai with something evasive? I want to be able to tank hits when I get hit. But I don't want to let myself get hit for the sake of absorbing and then countering.
@@alceusiirydan8507 You have to train foot work and train yourself for evasion. There's no "secret sauce" to evasion, it's training along with your own mental capabilities to observe and predict movement. Even learning how to absorb hits and counter hits is training your mental capabilities.
For you to even say that, well, I don't think you've had much training at all.
Wow...that MT leg grab and kick at 3:54 was brutal!!
That guy is savage!
Excellent analysis and comparison in the in-video notes. Thank you
To give TKD its due, their kicks are beautiful. I've heard the air sizzle just an inch from my face as a spin kick just missed and it was blood curdling to think of what that kick would've done to me had it connected. That said, I knew the outcome when I saw the title, even with the advantages the unrealistic rules gave the TKD fighter. Muay Thai fighters are just so much more conditioned, and they will just break you down with their low kicks to the legs, plus they're very comfortable getting close, whereas TKD is more of a long range system. Then there's the way TKD trains and competes; oftening wearing armor around their torso, and fighting on a point system where the match is stopped at each point. That could not get further away from realistic street fighting. In this match the rules favored the TKD fighter (no head punches, point fighting...) yet Muay Thai conditioning and tactics won out anyway. Plus, as someone pointed out in the comments the Muay Thai fighter didn't even use a brutal part of his arsenal, elbows and knees. Much respect to both however, or anyone that gets in a ring.
Good comment 👍
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I understood that reference...😏
@@fasp_ts2064 Casius
An obvious mismatch. The TKD guy clearly lacked ring experience. He was slow and had no sense of distance and timing.
Yeah, i also like how it said Muay Thai "Champion" vs TKD Black Belt. xD
There is a massive difference between CHAMPION and Black Belt
Joey831P So true
Justin Wallace his stance and kicks were just horribly sloppy too. You can tell he lacks experience.
TrenchcoatNinja3 Yep my thoughts exactly, and it also reflected in his crappy timing and immature attitude. He was just a mess in general.
Justin Wallace i doubt he is a black belt TKD
This is basically Bruce Lee's quote in practice:
“I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who had practiced one kick 10,000 times.”
@@Midwinter2 there is a real video of him in a sparring match go look it up
@@Midwinter2 it's still true
When you go against a muay thai fighter with out your legs conditioned is really a bad idea . specially if its a pure striking match.
sport martial arts vs fighting martial arts. No surprise for who wins.
After this fight. The TKD guy started training in Muay Thai
donny southwell h
No! He started Wrestling
mission succes
Hahahaha 😂👍
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That wasn't muay thai. The thai fighter didn't use any knee or elbow. If it was allowed in k-1 bye bye taekwondo.
Ahahajajajajajja, so much ignorance in your word...
Michele Ieva do you think that in full rules taekwondo can win muay thai?
@@mmg492 I don't know... it can be possible.
But between saying that it is possible to say that a Taekwondoka would lose regardless of it passes from sea to middle ...
Matthew Martín Yes. It’s about individual fighter skill, not their style. There are plenty of TKD strikers that do well in MMA. Besides, the TKD guy here is fighting in a very outdated way, and I’m sure the Muay Thai guy is as well. No one throws back kicks off target as the first attack anymore. TKD also uses elbows and knees, even though they don’t show up in olympic style sparring. All modern martial arts have their own applications. A purist of either of these styles would get fucked up by a BJJ fighter on the ground. A good TKD fighter would be working to use checking kicks and jabs to stay away from knees and elbows.
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The looks on the face of the Taekwondo guy after the Muay Thai fighter grabbed his leg and kicked him to the ground is hilarious...like damn this dude is serious!
Lmao
Heyyyy wait that's illegal
Always so great to watch these
excellent video. I love the way you break these fights down, this dude is a beast of a legend and in words similar to yours - fought some of the greatest kickboxers in history at the time, and showed how effective and elegantly violent muay thai can be.
when i was a kid i was soooo fascinated with kung fu, tkd and karate...
then i choosed kung fu but my friend that learned karate asked me to spar with him, i can't even land a single hit... after that i stopped learning kung fu and searched for other martial arts
few years later my sister married to a guy that ever won a small muay thai competition in bangkok, he told me i should learn muay thai, then my friend introduced me to his muay thai coach and i start learning for months...
i only learn for 6 months but i asked my karate friend that ever beat me in a spar (black belt)... he couldn't even stand more than 1 round...
he said "Damn Muay Thai is a very dangerous! I was so exhausted sparring with your style now"
then I've read an article saying that muay thai is not a martial art, but its a killing technique.
from that time to now I know that muay thai is the best and much more effective in a street fight, self defense, and in a combat sport.
(Muay Thai can be effective if you train with a good coach and you are training seriously, not by playing around)
no no no the article you read was wrong. Believe it or not muay thai is not designed for killing. It's designed as a sport. It's a watered down and cleaner version of the actual art called muay boran, which was designed for killing and war, no rules and stuff in ancient times.
I do wtf teakwondo, boxing and muay tai and out of all I take muay tai the most serious
Good story. Thing is martial art means "military art." Good martial arts are designed for real combat first, and can be used for sports second. A martial art involving knives for example, is still a martial art even though killing and maiming is the objective.
Now try it with Wrestling, its more dangerous if you combine Muay Thai with Wrestling
5,000 subscribers without video challenge you also should learn jiu jitsu and boxing on top of that. Jiu jitsu for submissions and boxing to obviously learn how to use your hands better and to work on head movement. A lot of Muay Thai fighters don’t have the best head movement
Great video, really enjoyed watching it and learning!
Muay Thai is one of those martial arts that aren't useless. Gotta love it! 🔥💪🏽
no martial art is useless
@@aggelosmpithasmpithas7926 aikido,
@@aggelosmpithasmpithas7926 🤣🤣 if that's what helps you sleep at night, you clearly are naive.
@@Juan2Steezy i mean some are more useful than others but you can still gain something even from the less useful ones. And for the shake of the argument i am not some wing chun practitioner i am an amature muay thai and mma fighter so believe me i am not defending my less useful martial art.
@@aggelosmpithasmpithas7926 But bro I can't see how a Mystic Psychic Fire Dragon Style Energy Ki Charging Blast Attack Martial Art can be useful.
One of the things I realized early on with Taekwondo is that it is great if your opponent keeps a distance, but most people come in close for battle, so Taekwondo is generally ineffective when your opponent is close range or relies on CQC type attacks. Taekwondo focuses a lot on foot work and hosinsul for close quarters, but they are no match for someone experienced in this type of combat. People arent going to keep to some martial arts, since most havent been trained in such and they are going to get up close and personal to beat your ***. When I was practicing Taekwondo as a yellow belt with minimal experience with aikido I managed to defend and give my then master (5th degree blackbelt) a run for his money, it occurred to me how ineffectual Taekwondo was in actual combat. It takes one simple mistake on the Taekwondo practitioners part to allow an opponent to get close and often they will wreck them, especially if it is a Muay Thai practitioner - a skilled practitioner will destroy their opponent upclose (personal experience and several cracked ribs as proof). The point here is if you are going to learn any martial art, make sure you know how to defend yourself from close combat and not medium-short range.
To be honest, that taekwondo guy is noob. The coordination of his kicks were bad, and yet predictable. Plus he cnnot control his emotion as u guys can see in his face expression.
Another excuse....it’s so obvious TKD is a high school sports class. Muay Thai is a professional fighting career.
I don't think he's a noob, at least his kicks packs more power than average people, The Muay Thai guy is just stronger and a lot tougher, as you can see when they trade kicks, the Muay Thai guy didn't even flinch, cause his body is trained to take lots of hits. While Taekwondo, in most cases, doesn't focus much on body toughness.
I mean the title basically sums up the fight. Its a Muay thai Champ against a "blackbelt"
Can’t call him a noob if he has a black belt wrap around the waist.
@@gnarlyellias2617 I brave enuf to say he noob bcoz I'm also a taekwondo practitioner and a coach at my place. Im a blackbelt 5th Dan holder and it was obvious that the guy in the vid wasn't even able to control his emotion.. and why i said the kick coordination is wrong.. bcoz the technique was wrong at some point.. but not all of his kicks are wrong la.. only a few that quite not right.. i mean the technique that wrong.. but not the kick. Thank you.
Another awesome video. Changpuek needs a movie! Would probably be able to do a really good series on Netflix just from your videos!
That Thai fighter is so good natured. He is going so easy on this guy.
True. I don't know why but most thai fighters always hold back
@@jestfullgremblim8002 Thai fighters have been disrespected for years, and their art has been hamstrung anytime they have to compete with other arts. It’s one of those things when you know you have the best because it’s been the most real for centuries you don’t need to prove it to anyone else.
@@emptyendeavor2762 so true. I'm a Judoka but i started muay thai some time ago. Had to stop it because of covid tho.
Awesome breakdowns. Please keep them coming.
woow he was just playing with him , he didn't even clinch 😊 ...
I give you 👋😊 five stars for this amazing video ..
+Hamad Alrowaie cheers!
+Hamad Alrowaie this got to be awfull feeling training martial arts for so many years receiving black belt and then get destroyed just like that
+Kubhak taekwondo is not used to grab kicks and throw low kicks while sparring.
sam boug Then I don't know what tkd you learn but I don't train to spar. I train to fight that's it.
+Xavier Pushkin I think he wasn't even allowed to clinch and punches to the head weren't allowed.
Thank you for these videos.
What a beautiful break down of kicks and techniques wow
That Ateneo bully should accept Muay Thai kid's challenge
HahahH you know what gonna happen to him
Yeah
You came here to find the answer of that bully kid😂😂
Your right my fren
Hahahhah
Respect all martial art!..
Even bullshido ???
Great!
Nah.
Except taekwondo
except when its shit. like here! MMA and BJJ beats all.
Ouch!!! I bet the gi guy was glad when that was over! I wonder how long it was before he realized he would not be winning this one? Pretty quickly I would imagine. Thanks Mr K,... I am going to be going back and re-watching more of these.
Finally a real Thai fighter video against another style 🙏 started Muay Thai in 93 Kru Mikhal Caldwell, Black Angel USMT, Kai Black feather, R.I.P. Mikhal🙏
Muay Thai was used in real ancient war of Thailand because we didn't have more modern weapons so we learned to use our organ to be weapon so it's real.
Even using sword in Ancient Thailand, there was a secret to use it fast by using sword as offense and defense as the same time when swing it to the enemy.
Yeah, sure, hahaha. Khmer empire inveted taht way of fighting, and Thais, as many other ethnic groups under the rule of Khmer kingdom, adapted it. And later, Thais just make a good gesheft, with great pr. It is not yours.
@@idiosykrazjaidiosynkrazja4555 dont compare korea to Thai Bich
@@Rushi420 Wtf? Where I wrote about Korea ?
Each time the TKD fighter is downed, he smiles. It should be mentioned that previous generations in some Asian cultures will smile when uncomfortable, nervous, or embarrassed. What is being interpreted as arrogance in this video, is likely his embarrassment and is not meant to be boasting or disrespectful.
+YouStupidBunny Agree with your 2nd sentence, not with the 3rd. Also in Europe, people can smile when embarassed. And when arrogant.
+Dupont Davignon
Lots of people smile when embarrassed. My point was that it was a cultural thing in Asia. Less so now, but still common among traditional Asian families.
Nice video with informative explanation
Let this be known: Tae Kwon Do is SUPPLEMENTARY in the world of mma. It teaches you a bunch of strong kicks and makes you practice then in different situations, but the bulk of a fight will still be punches, low kicks, and clinching.
I fear not the man Who has practiced 10000 kicks one time , but I fear the man who has practiced 1 kick 10000 times ....... that pretty much sums up the comparison between muay thai and tkd
In Muay Thai there are 10 different kicks, while Taekwondo (sparring, as this is the most relevant) only has 9. If you include the knee strikes of Muay Thai, you get something like 15 kicks...
So your analogy is pretty inaccurate.
ThatNorwegianGuy you've taken this far too literally my friend. and for the most part muay thai practitioners use the round house high and body, with some snap kicks and some knees, very rarely do you see the entire muay thai arsenal used, where as in tae kwon do you almost always see all of the moves used, atleast in my experience.
+ThatNorwegianGuy this isn't a sparring sir, this is a full contact competition. and you don't throw knees in sparring with muay thai unless your a shitty training partner , typically it's the front kick (teep) and of course roundhouse kick. yes there are much more kicks and high level muay thai practitioners do adopt many traditional tkd kicks. But due to the fact that muay practitioners practice the kicks mentioned above as well as knees ,whereas the tkd practitioners will throw a variety of different kicks does validate my statement. It's not that tkd is inferior, but if they were to set up there other advanced kicks then would have more success. But the problem is that tkd practitioners do not have the durability as a muay thai fighter since there conditioning is more intense and designed to strengthen the body
+ThatNorwegianGuy That's actually bullshit
Yeah Bruce Lee 4 life, could kick everyones ass in a heartbeat.
man those kicks hurt to watch
Which ones? The hurty hurt ones or the hurty cringe ones?
To be honest, Taekwondo is very limited when facing a tough martial arts style like Muay Thai. The MT guy defeated him with one move, the leg kick on his thigh. The Taekwondo guy wasn't conditioned to face those kind of kicks which rendered his kick attacks useless. He simply had no power left after a couple leg kicks from the MT guy.
Thank you for sharing.
I don't know much about Muay Thai but in Kun Khmer, some teachers use green bamboo sticks to beat the shins at the start of each training session; the shins are then rubbed with salt crystals that have been left over night to catch some dew drops. Many guys/students only last a few days and take up something less punishing!
I have also seen a steel post being kicked with the shin (it was a hard kick too, as the post was shaking for a little while!) - that was enough to scare off a very cocky TKD or Karate black belt who was much bigger than the guy kicking the steel post. Now, not many people can achieve such conditioning.
The Khmer said that Muay Thai was taken from Cambodia's Bogator. Do you think that's true?
SEE - Cambodian bokator
th-cam.com/video/bX0ZvQ-Se0s/w-d-xo.html
I am a bit wondered because of the Teakwondo Guy, he landed not even the Spinning Back Kicks. For a Black Belt TKD this is the easiest and most used Kicking Technic.
The MT fighter shut them down.
It does not always work because of fear!
Vingt Deux true
Muay Thai has a lot of those attacks, so he recognized them coming. He also projected it by flaring his opposite side hip.
It's hard to land spinning back kicks against people who are used to seeing it. You almost need to have it as a combo in order to land. I used to do tornado kick to spinning back kick, but it's a risky combo.
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Kyokushin Kai in the 1960s and 70s used to send a team to Thailand set by Muay Thai weight classes to compete with their national team. Like MT, KSK conditions shins and uses lots of short range power kicks and punches. It was often very successful against Thailand’s best. It they’re both hard styles willing to take hits to deliver a KO blow and amazing to watch.
when the clashed shins Taekwondo guys face said it all " Ahhhoooo Fuck that hurts" he bouncing trying to set up a spinning back but his shin is probably cracked but throbbing for sure
I was thinking the same thing💀
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is it just me or that guy didn't really use the full potential of taekwondo.
I agree.
nah, a muay thai fighter is simply more complete
taekwondo has a lot of cool but impractical kicks.
+ganstarcj the Taekwondo guy didn't fight like a Taekwondo fighter though. I would have like to seen an actual world-class Taekwondo fighter go up against this guy
+firouz karim Full potential? The ruleset favored the TKD guy MASSIVELY. It took away the clinch, knees, elbows, and punching that would have destroyed him otherwise.
+TheChiconspiracy I meant that TKD guy isn't good enough, I don't see spinning heel kick, back kick, spinning back kick, crescent kick(like Andy hug), jumping spinning heel kick etc. by far he only use side kick and roundhouse
Muay Thai fighter body is built different. He doesn't only train in techniques but also makes his body stronger.
I noticed immediately you can strike multiple times after a hold, not in TKD favour
Bruh what ?? Not in tkd favour???? The muay thai couldnt punch yet alone elbow knee and clinch his opponent and you gonna say it was on muay thai favour? Go to sleep
Okay TKD pussaey
This guy SUCKED at TKD, I can't believe that he was doing his kicks with no power or difference. He was outmatched, and he was out kicked, which is very rare for a REAL tkd black belt. He wasn't changing up, he wasn't using tkd's footwork (which CAN be good) he wasn't using any deceptive kicks, he wasn't using anything but the side and roundhouse kicks with no power. He didn't know how to ACTUALLY spar.
I agree
The tough part is that tkd guys are use to only facing other tkd guys. They're use to people who move around and have similar footwork and stances, so coming up against that mt stance you expect the guy to move around like you, but he doesn't and it makes it harder to work in and find your angles.
+Jason Simpson false. they fight in open tournaments too.
KevinMphotography You obviously missed every single point I made.
Jason Simpson While he should've been more prepared against other tkd practitioners, it doesn't negate the fact that under taekwondo/karate rules that he loses a fight to a muay thai fighter. May Thai fighters really only use the teep, round, wheel, and the occasional side kick; but tkd fighters use all of that, and more, they use axe kicks, tornado kicks (great way to create a ko if opponent moves to either side), front legged heel kick. These are all examples of kicks that practitioners master at the highest level of kicking, each one is deadly in it's own way and do not be able to beat somebody with very basic kicks in YOUR OWN RULES as a black belt of one sport is really embarrassing.
Too much ego from TKD guy. Anyone can see it through his facial expression.
lol
I was waiting for the teep kick to completely show disrespect😂
And you are gay
or hes just impressed
ok no fuck i take it back
I like how the taekwondo do artist kept within the dynamic of the fight, but he didn't adapt to thinking of various other maneuvers in countering but a few. It's arrogant to think the opponent isn't as good as you are, and that you think it'll be easy to win without strategy and possible concepts. I think that quick jumping roundhouse in counter to the thai fighters head if connected would have been pretty fierce. He just seems to keep throwing kicks obviously the Muay thai fighter is accustomed to catching from sparring regularly and other competitions. Muay thai has been a favorite martial art of mine for at least two decades if not more, because of its straight up no backing down approach, and its style too. I also enjoy fancy taekwondo, but I'm still looking to see straight up taekwondo artists going through various kick to punch combos that they have learned! Not just trying a kick that obviously isn't working over and over
It's an old fight but the tkd gentleman is telegraphing his spinning back kick as well as fighting with his hands down. Ik the video is old, and it tells by his strike selection, against an opponent who obviously isn't bothered by any of the few kicks he was throwing. Great match overall, from both fighters! I learned from this for sure.
I remember practicing both in the late 1970s to the mid-1980s. I far preferred Muay Thai and ended up dropping tae kwon do in the early 1980s.
great videos! keep up the good work!
+Mandala man thank you!
They really need to stop the whole “no punches to the head” rule in karate and taekwondo, especially when fighting other kickboxing styles like Muay Thai. Idc what martial art it is, if you aren’t allowed to punch to the head/face then it isn’t a real fight. If you’re doing it for self-defense, then it’s even more imperative that you learn how to strike and (most importantly) take strikes to the head. This is one of the reasons why I stopped doing karate and taekwondo to do a full-contact kickboxing martial art like Muay Thai
That's the problem: they are only considering the sport side of it instead of hand combat.
Damn that TKD guy is incredible! How did he survive those kicks? Honestly it's like watching an anime character, i'm amazed that he kept on fighting so long
Great video. I just wish people understood that when two people fight, it's not a battle between two martial arts. It's a battle between two martial artists. No art is better than the other. It's about the hand that makes it.
MrShajack2000 art means training systems,which makes the effeciency in developing potentials for a fighter. If it is for kyokushin rules, taekwondo fighters blackbelt will not stand a chance to professional muay Thai fighters. As told in video， muay thai fighters tough shins and kick strengths would destroy many taekwondo fighters. The matter is taekwondo trainings become too sporty to suit their rules rather than suiting fighting purpose.
You are correct. Well unless it is a fake martial art.
bctw normally i would agree whit you but!!!, karate is also one of the "shittiest" martial arts and we had lyoto machida kicking some in the ufc, so that proves that is not all about the martial art, i dare to say that at least a 70% of the succes of a "technique" depends on the martial artist/fighter.
MT will beat TKD 9 out of 10 times.
MrShajack2000
Taekwondo is for losers.
Great video! Is it likely that you will ever do a video on Andy Hug?
yea please andy hug
0:30 After this initial grab and falling he cleared got scared.
Yet tries to look cool😂😂😂
Love the thai fighting techniques.....
Até torci para o Taekwondo, mas o resultado já era previsível!!!
if this bout is in muay thai contact rules, this will be over less then a minute....i guaranteed it
If this bout is in taekwondo rules (and an actually good fighter is subbed in), this will be over in less than a minute....i guarantee it.
frozenphoenix798 it was basically tkd rules... No punches to head, no clinch, no throws, no elbows, knees
1-0 to Lumberjack Agies
I like your word "spinning attack hi risk but hi reward"😁😁😁
3:53 Omagad
After seeing this video I'm so glad I'm doing muay thai.
Tkd isn't bad and Muay Thai isn't better that TKD guy is the fucking worst fighter ive ever seen
@@Tora209 omg you're a tkd student rofl tkd just for looks and confidence tbh
@@yoragamihatsu8057 Nah, it isn't it's just that it became this "kicking only" martial art for some which in reality isn't
A good dojo should teach you both kick and punch
Muay Thai blesses every part of your body with venom. Stick with it, you're going to be shocked at how tough you become.
@@joethestrat I won't discuss that
Muay Thai is awesome
the biggest problem with tkd is that it's optimized for point sparrings or at least that is the version you see everywhere
I've seen muy tai fighters break trees and bend metal but they can not hurt the other opponent like in this fight? Or will those blows be felt later?
Whatever martial art most importan things is how u use ur technic and transform ur skill and more flexible
TWD guy jump like a frog but all his moves are useless, look cool but useless. Muay Thai fighter dont move much, he is so calm but each kick can KO the TWD guy
Mr Coach he used point sparring not his normal self defense
It's TKD not TWD
I thought its the walking dead guy lol
Alkhaizer Musin who?
The repetitive low jump is an official motion to improve fast attack or defense in taekwondo.
Basically, Taekwondo is based on a strong kicking with turning to make a strong damage by foot.
So, when you hold his leg, he can't do next motion. It's a same fundamental that Taekwondo and Mue tai can't show a Perfect motion when you fight with a person who trained a Jujitsu.
Bcs, In Jujitsu attack, they hold a whole body to prevent enemy's motion and to attack by holding and grabbing a weak point of body.
At 1:44 taekwando guy is like "alright maybe kicking isn't the best idea against this guy"
"Oh shiet. I practice TKD. What else do I have?"
Wrestling and Jiu-jitsu beat Muay Thai any day
@@christianjardin3110 yes and no at the same time. If the grappler manages to get him on the ground it is over ( not including the posibility of an elbow to the chin ). But the thai guy can end it before the grappler even has a chance of going for a takedown. Its a matter of skill. I belive that a master of muay thai would kick the living shit out of any master bjj or wrestler ( if they start on their feet ) becouse a well placed leg kick does a shit ton of damage to your leg and so does a knee or an elbow. It is a matter of circumstances.
P.s. sorry for the mistakes. Not my first language
Hahahaha
TKD is known for it's kicks. Punching isn't going to work when professional boxers get their arses handed to them by MT fighters on a regular basis. It's hard to out strike MT without learning from MT. TKD might even have a chance if everyone wasn't learning that modern prissy shit. The problem with it these days is it's an Olympic sport where they play for points where slapping your opponent five times a second for cheap scores is more important then actually hurting anybody. TKD traditionally has strong centre line kicks which is precisely where the traditional MT stance is open. And they didn't use to play by the same dumb rules they have now. It's a shame.
No limited rules for each of the fighting techniques. So we can actually see the full range of each skill.
Bro signed up for Muay Thai classes next week.
When it comes to effectiveness, It’s never about the martial art. It’s all about the martial artist.
Stephen Martin I respect those words fam👌🏾
Dumb take
I don't think a lot of Tae Kwon Do schools focus much on actual fighting.
fish memes no most of them do, it’s just this guy was really inexperienced for some reason
Says the guy who practices Akido and gets brutalized if he ever comes up against a real fighter.
To be fair, the Muay Thai person was already recognized as a huge champion, while the Tae Kwon Do person may have been a regular black belt.
Not to mention ITF In my opinion is not a good representation of taekwondo.
@@bryanhill9895 I agree, they use punches too much. Taekwondo is more effective when kicks, its most devastating aspect, are utilized to the fullest. That is why I like WTF. If you find an honest instructor they will teach fist fighting but still emphasize kicking. I would rather spend my time practicing more kicks because boxing is fairly easy to get the hang of. ITF doesn't practice kicks enough and more reliant on punches, which just leads to poorer execution.
@@hornetc5585 WTF is much worse, any WTF black belt wouldn't stand 1 min with an average MT competitor.
it depends on the rules of the fight between two different martial art. This full contact rule definitely favors to MT coz they are used to fighting for full contact without protection gears. MMA rule set is the one which is the nearest to street fight. All MMA fighters know punching, kicking , take-downs, and groundworks. However, TKD guys are not used to fighting full-contact and without protection gears on.
Both are really good!