@@kylemcgill2966 nope note at all tech Speed then Strength I can tell u don’t fight big dudes who can fight will always lose to a speedy fighter or a technical one
But even then the big guy doesnt necessarily get faster, his chin doesnt magically get stronger etc etc. Only advantage the bigger guy will really have is the ground game lol. In striking it makes no difference
@ralphire77 It makes a huge difference in striking lol The bigger guy hits way harder and he also takes shots much better. You seriously think Omalley would fuck up Tom Aspinall in a striking match? Omalley would get smashed dude it wouldn't even be a fight. There's a reason there's weight classes. You think Prime Floyd would have beaten prime Tyson in a boxing match? Stop it lol Size matters a lot.
@@chriswilson1968 size doesnt matter in striking strength and speed does as well as technique. People always confuse being bigger as being stronger. No bro theres middle weights benching as much as heavyweights. And while we're on that topic, being stronger doesnt necessarily matter either lol. I dont know what you guys base things on where bigger is always better
@ralphire77 So why is there weight classes in boxing and kickboxing then? You people are stupid and have never even been in a fight before. Size and strength don't matter? 😂😂 So you think Volk would beat up Alex Pereira in a striking fight? He's faster right? Should be easy win for Volk?
@chriswilson1968 Can't lift weights with your chin, and I actually saw smaller dudes that can take a punch more than bigger dudes, and I'm talking about 5'5 140lbs guys taking big hits by a huge dude and couldnt knock him out. I also saw big big guys get knocked clean out. One in particular was bout 6'6 ", and bout 275lbs got slept by a guy that was bout 5'9 175-185lbs. One punch straight to the chin.
@@AnthonyRobinson-dc3pq weight means nothing when your opponent has skill and strategy that plays into their strengths and exploits their opponents weaknesses this has been proven when Bruce Lee fought multiple opponents both on & off the street. Bruce Lee was the Master of Mixed Martial Arts and a lot of his fights were ppl outside of his weight class.
@@AnthonyRobinson-dc3pq believe it or not there's multiple fighters around the globe that can either stand in line with him or better than him look at fighters like r.i.p. Jason David Frank he knew 6 different fighting styles and he fought briefly in MMA , Austin St. John knows over 5 different fighting styles and could keep up with JDF , Michael Jai White has gone on record saying he could beat Bruce Lee but we have no way of knowing if he'd actually win & the same could be said about Mike Tyson , Muhammad Ali, George Foreman to some degree.These are all fighters from drastic different fighting styles.
@@arnaudkaho7137 yes he was an actor but his jkd style is where mma comes from he was a pioneer and a real martial artist he may not have competed but he was real
And, given the dude wields the strength to match his weight (think strongmen, powerlifters, etc), at some point size outweighs skill. It takes only one sparring session with someone significantly lighter or heavier to get the memo.
Not really then is important who gonna take the fight to his advantage.... For tall one it will be distance for smaller one it will be going close enough to his opponent.... Tyson is good example, if you take all "the game" on your side, even for tall boxers is difficult to fight then...
@@rasputinputin9409 see this is what always happens. We are talking about probability and someone always comes along and conflates that with POSSIBILITY. in the words of Uncle Chael "there is a meaningful difference."
Even if both guys knows how to fight speed plays a huge role. Size don't matter not to motivate anyone, it probably is a bad idea to let someone who is way stronger than you to grab you. But let's be scientific here, so they say a needle travelling at a speed of light can cause a huge explosion. Fast speed or fast motion also create a strong force and if you get hit on the face, it will still hurt. There is no muscle in the face and the brain is in the head, if a smaller guy quickly shake your brain by hitting you on the face and make your lights go out, size won't help.
Mike tyson vs Mayweather. Don't let your brain explode. I had a small fella tell me this, then he learned I trained in muy thai. He went quiet, avoided me the rest of the night. Little fella don't gas people up.
You should never underestimate short/small people. To make up for their size/lack of strength they will do batshit crazy things like squeezing your balls if they want to win in a fight
people like u who havent even learned the most basic lessons in life such as dont judge a book by its cover know nothing. you are green behind the ears and full of pride, you will learn your lesson one day if u dont humble urself@@Socialjusticewarriorsaretrash
@@xavierwilks2629 Actually thats not true at all. Roy was successful at heavyweight, remember he was a heavyweight champion (he beat Ruiz), what killed Roy was moving back down. The weight fluctuations killed his energy
Professionals are professionals on what they do, let's just keep it at that, fighting somebody from the streets it's another story,. LEAVE PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS ALONE....
Zab is a shotokan karate black belt The michael jai white clip Is taken from an interview And Michael Says a lot more about weight... Or it was another interview Michael does not underestimate smaller guys.. He also gives zab his respect. He may have also mentioned zabs karate background to What people on here don't realise They all no each other lol Michael jai Has always hung around people that knew tyson .. I was in the Martial Arts hall of fame . And the top kung fu guys on the planet R friends of Both Floyd Snr and Jnr Seen the evidence myself The top kung fu guy I met was in Bruce Lees circle before Hollywood This person is also a friend of Michael jai white
@@nicholasgreen339 You're speaking facts,they all know each other. Size does matter when both combatants are of equal skill. Most don't know that martial artists of all disciplines on a world class level know each other.
Not good enough to take on MJW. He got his first blackberry age 12, roamed the streets of Brooklyn lookin for bullies to beat up. He's got 20+ international karate tournament wins and master of 3 or more fighting styles. Don't let the movies fool you, he's the real deal. I'll pray for Zab.
Mike said himself he doesn't punch harder,he punch faster and more accurate,he said George Foreman was the hardest puncher in the heavyweight at the time
he gave a realistic answer. i have heard stories of dude way bigger than him robbing him with a gun and a football helmet because dude was afraid that he would get rocked
So the pro boxer who was a champion or the actor who thinks he can beat Mike Tyson? I wonder who to trust between a pretender or a guy who's been in over 60 pro fights.
It matters even when they don’t. It’s not gonna make them win the fight against someone who does know how to fight, but it’s definitely gonna give them an advantage compared to someone smaller and can’t fight, fighting someone who can fight. Size isn’t always gonna matter a lot, but it’s always gonna matter at least a little
@@marcuswilliams5255 It isn’t even all about leaning how to fight either if the big dude has good eyes and can put up a guard the chance of the little guy winning is now even smaller
I met Zab in the 8th grade at Southview Jr High in 1992. I didn’t know he was dating the girl I had a crush on (Renee). On the way to my locker one day and I seen Zab fighting this bigger dude. I’ve never seen anyone ever throw a uppercut in a street fight so perfect. I said to myself at that moment “he could be a boxer one day”. Fast forward to 1997. I’m in the Navy watching TV on my ship and somebody mentioned a dude name Zab Judah. I only knew one dude ever name Zab. Once I saw his face I said gtfoh!!! The same dude I said that could be a boxer is actually a boxer now. And he was current champ at this time. Thanks for letting me share 😎
How does that apply here? Both are trained fighters. One on just boxing. The other in boxing as well as other mixed and structured martial arts. So one skill and size strength power and Zab takes the L.
@@Johnson11130 Michael Jai White has sought out people like Billy Blanks, Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, former pro fighters, to spar with and develop his skill! Plus this clip does not give MJW full statement and his explanation of what he was saying! White said "he is used to being hit by people his size and bigger!" He's speaking of physics, Michael is 235 and also said how "5 pounds makes a difference," part of force is weight! It is why boxing and wrestling has those weight limits and classifications! Also, strength is not necessarily weight related, there are smaller people and fighters with enormous strength! But a larger trained, experienced fighter in an actual controlled match should be able to beat a smaller fighter because the more weight you have the greater the force you are punching with! MJW was talking about the physics of him being 235 pounds and his body being conditioned to being hit by someone over 200 pounds, fighting someone only about 135 pounds like Bruce Lee! Most people dont fight nor are conditioned at that level so its only their opinion! The little guy is talking about street fighting which is different than an actual sanctioned match, where you are limited to what you can do! Most smart trained fighters dont street fight! Because they can still be arrested and go to jail for fighting someone that attacked or started a fight with them due to their training and most laws say they should be able to avoid hurting or killing someone due to the advantage they have.
That's what they forget to mention in the conversation...jai is legit trained...zab could drop a untrained big man but gonna be harder to drop a trained legit big man...
@@Goku_Kiyosaki at a point it becomes difficult to fight if the bigger guy can simply maneuver your whole body at will. I mean what are you going to do against a guy who can legitimately lift you up and move you around like a baby, AND he knows how to counter fast punches and kicks? You gonna grab him? Tackle him so he can fall on you? The amount of skill and luck needed to fight someone like that as a tiny, small dude is immeasurable. I would almost say Skill is out of the equation at that point. I'm 6'3 and I remember literally picking up a 5ft guy off the floor and throwing him around into walls. It was so one sided on the weight side that the fight needed to be stopped before anything could really happen past that point.
Everyone who gets knocked out gets knocked out by a punch they didn't expect (unless they wanted to get knocked out on purpose by a specific punch... Which I doubt)
Lol thank you bruh. Folk don't know shit. Nobody has fought everybody to actually even say size don't matter, but we KNOW for a fact, size matters cause of weight divisions lol
@@stevenwilliams7041 better get a gun cuz you assume cuz we’re bigger you’re faster huh? Pfft that knife ain’t gonna work like you think it is buddy, been there done that
The reason why so many people take issue with that statement because saying that envelop said that’s the only thing that matters. Now many of us know that’s not the only thing that matters. But that’s like people who see someone who’s 7 feet tall and automatically assume hey they’d be a great athlete. No because they don’t know how to play basketball and their athletic skills are piss poor trash. It’s the same difference don’t go off of what you can see because you can easily lose sight of what’s most important. Could Michael J White beat Mike Tyson? No way in hell. Could Bruce lee beat Mike Tyson? Definitely. But it wouldn’t be easy. Many people fail to realize Bruce Lee dropped people who were literally football player sizes. These are athletes they train every single day. They couldn’t touch him they couldn’t hurt him they could do nothing to him. He manipulated life-size athletes like that on a daily humiliating them. Some of these athletes became his students because they saw how good he was. Men known for their strength and their speed whatever skill they had in the form of combat or athletic ability humble themselves in the presence of Bruce Lee because none of them could defeat him. And these men are the size you are the size Michael Jai White is taller stronger just as athletic if not close to or near that level. And none of them could beat him. Jim Kelly I’m for sure spar with Bruce Lee but before he sparred with Bruce Lee he saw Bruce Lee did to people around his skill level. And they couldn’t touch him. The most dangerous man on the planet. But by the constant sparking debate because the American mindset is oh sports sports if you don’t have these trophies yes boxing is a definitely a dangerous sport. But it has rules. Is it more dangerous to fight in a ring or is it more dangerous to fight somebody anywhere in this world outside? Bruce Lee fought people without rules that’s more dangerous. Because anything goes in the street fight. If for whatever reason all of his friends never talk about who he fight. So that must mean when he was alive he told him hey you don’t tell anybody about who I fight or you don’t reveal what happened in the matches. We know Bruce Lee was successful in undefeated because while he was alive not one master came out and said they beat them. They have that much respect for him even if they did like him because they knew his skill level was unmatched.
@@petersburgfc5708 a big dude just gotta grab ur ass and slam you you’re dead size matters in EVERYTHINNG the ones who say it doesn’t are small duck short kings lol
@@DirtyM1ke420 Thats because there's rules in the cage kimbo was a bareknuckle street fighter and he beat ass for decades sometimes fighting two men at once and still winning
Not even that the bigger dude can be a rank 20# in heavy weight boxing And zab #1 he get killed It's him basically fighting Tommy Morrison when he was ranked think about that that's murder
In movies, yes. Not in actual fighting though. He is like bruce lee, but atleast bruce lee was humble enough to understand that actual fighting experienced matters and he doesn't have it.
Weight only matters when there’s rules to the fight. Other then that in the streets with no rules weight is just a factor but doesn’t dictate the outcome.
I believe Zab on this. A young Zab in his prime was nothing to be played with. He was super flash and strong. Very quick footwork, reflexes and hand speed.
that only applies if the skill level is even you really think michael jai white would beat somebody like conor mcgregor? 🤣🤣. little mcgregor would turn white into fried chicken in less than 1 round.
Id argue with a 60 day training camp, considering the shape White is in during the initial agreement. He's probably fuck up most UFC fighters, garnering a few exceptions. He gets invited to train with some of best athletes in the world regularly...
@@michaelmnnHe’s never competed in any form of professional combat and you think he would beat a UFC fighter? You don’t understand the difference between just knowing techniques , vs being under bright lights against an opponent that is highly experienced in inflicting/taking damage. He’d get destroyed end of story
True story: a guy I knew very well who was 5’2 at best and weighed around 119lbs once got in a fight with a guy who was easily 6’2. There was alcohol involved so the 6’2 guy’s Ego got inflated. Now my 5’2 friend had a history of fighting growing up, being a mischievous kid. The 6’2 guy threw the first punch and missed and the 5’2 guy hit him with one punch and knocked him out. Dropped him like a sack of potatoes. Size can help you but it’s not a guarantee. All it takes is 5lbs pounds of pressure to knock someone out. I still to this day don’t understand how my friend being as small as he was, was so strong.
Jai is an expert in several martial arts and kickboxing. His spinning back kick is considered one of the most techically perfect and powerfull kicks anyone has ever had. In a street fight i would never bet against Jai against anyone, although everyone has someone who can get them.
Under normal conditions, size is a factor in an outcome. However, Bruce Lee amplified his inherent power essence which enabled him to overpower an opponent greater than his weight range.
@@imoeazy your skill is a power multiplier, determining how efficient you are with your strength. Nothing more, nothing less. And size ≈ power. Just for the sake of argument, let's say you have 100 strength and 0.9 efficiency due to your splended technique and experience. And say, I have 150 strength and 0.3 efficiency, since I'm a meathead. I would outbench you any day, but you'd still beat me in a figth without breaking too much sweat. But if I have 400 strength, like Hafthor Bjornson or Eddie Hall, I just fold you in a pretzel. A coach once told me, that no matter how good you are, if the other guy has 130% your body weight, puncher's luck is your only hope. And I felt it myself. When I was around 91kg (did kickboxing) we had a friendly sparring/demo with a guy at 73kg (bjj practitioner). I admit, he's much more technical and overall a better athlete, but it doesn't change the fact I could resist his armbar with a simple curl. I was a bit of an ass there, true, and he punished me transitioning to another lock, also true. But could he get to that position, if I wasn't compliant up until that point? I don't know. And before you call BS, no, I couldn't break free that way, but I didn't feel any discomfort before he repositioned either. Power-wise, we had a tie there. So 130% your own weight and below is your general "wiggle room". The bigger you are, the wider it gets in absolute units. And the better you are, the wider it gets in relative units. I mean, big guys can also train, hence the super heavyweight division. Seriously, try sparring a couple weight classes up or down. It's really sobering.
A qualified fighter who's 2 times your size, will win the fight, 97% of the time. That's why all boxing, MMA and wrestling competitions, have Exact Weight, Categories! It's a huge difference. 👊🏾💪🏾💯
Michael Jai White is no Jon Jones.....Jon Jones would literally delete Michael Jai White come on family. Zab in my opinion would knock Jai White out in a boubt
@@Nimonjeua-Ndiangang If you think Zab could knock out Jai White in an actual fight, he would have done so in a sneak attack. Remember the fight in his weight class where he was rocked and did the crazy leg walk? Zab vs the boxer from 1 of the Stan countries?
@@Nimonjeua-Ndiangang Zab struggled to knock people out in his own weight class, what makes you think he is going to knockout a trained fighter that weighs a 100 pounds more than him.
@@user9675 Bruce Lee is a fighter who acts, Chuck Norris is a fighter who acts, Michael Jai White is a fighter who acts. They are fighters first before an actor
Facts, it's just like that and still it's worth remembering what makes a rule legit, well it's the exception that makes the rule legit. if you keep that in mind, you can go a long way. There are also surprisingly many examples of it as an exception, which surprised me when I researched this, Lol 😆
Yeah, somebody decided they were a good idea. But there have been lots of cases where the lighter guys beat the heavier guys.. Royce Gracie. Also Sakuraba allegedly got round the system of weight categories.. Fact is if they didn't have weight categories then you'd see far more cases like that.
Joe Lewis fought at multiple weight classes so size clearly doesn't matter. 187 fights and 7 losses. The truth hurts. Idgaf about size can't nobody can step to me, only two that got me beat or tied is Jesus and Jehova. Rns no ego trip but facts, I swing with the universe
I always hate when ppl say size means nothing. It’s not a substitute for skill but if you have two equally skilled fighters and ones bigger and stronger he’s going to have an advantage
3 things determine a fight Physicality - their size and body shape Conditioning - strength and stamina, physical and mental Skills - their training and technique To win, you have to out class your opponent in 2/3
@@Scott-fy7fm So if you in a Street fight,you saying you don't need conditioning To win you need to survive damage and dish it back...that's conditioning
True...but also White is specifically saying a leg kick. Trained with hands all his life but neither Mayweather or Zab had taken leg kicks before. They don't know how to defend and even if they block the kick perfectly it would likely drop them even if their leg wasn't broken. Pro kickboxers get their arms and legs broken blocking kicks. Could they beat a kick boxer in a boxing match? Of course. In an MMA fight or a street fight? Unlikely.
You can study a jump shot all you want… if you don’t actually play vs high level competition it won’t translate. MJW isn’t fight high level guys. He could’ve made more money as a fighter than acting if he was that good
I got punched by a big dude in Germany, we lived in the damn room in the barracks, he hit me up side my head , I went straight to work, I end up on his back I was choking him my arms around his neck, he couldn't breath, he got to the stair well , and we went down, I had to go to see the first Sgt,.
I'd mostly agree but every strength comes with weaknesses. Mike Tyson for example found a lot of success with his style because a lot of those heavyweight guys he'd fight would be 6 feet or taller but because Tyson was 5 10 and generally shorter than then he was able to employ certain tactics against them that they wouldn't be able to use against him so height can be double edged. Same with weight for a few reasons but most commonly because most "big guys" are actually just overweight and are mostly fat rather than muscle. Those bigger guys, whether it's muscle or fat, also tend to get tired faster and also struggle to move as fast. Still though you won't have a guy at 120 beating guys who are over 200 generally since the 120 guy will struggle to hurt the bigger guy even if he hits him
No it doesn't and I've sanctioned fights at 170 and at 225 and at 225 smaller guys were harder to deal with but at 170 I knocked out 210 sparring partner and we both were dog fighting, so no it doesn't matter if you know how to fight!
@@DJLXSTARR "Xyz isn't true because I haven't experienced it.." is never the right line of logic. You and your experience, while 100% valid, is anecdotal. It's the exception, not the norm.
😂 And some of us prefer to be in different weight classes! Underestimating your opponent will always get you into bad positions. Yeh size does matter, it matters when you fall.
@@eugenereeves418 I was saying that how he pays his bills is by acting. But fighting is what he works to improve at. I am pretty sure he has black belts in a few different things. He probably doesn’t want to do it as a profession more or less for personal reasons.
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Size matters if the big dude knows how to fight.
Nope still don’t 1.tech
2.speed 3.strength
Exactly. I'm 6'3 and I have no doubt Zab could knock me out. But we'll trained big man. Naw not happening
@@jerrylanes8354 so mayweather could fuck up Tyson? If both are trained fighters the big dude will win.
@@kylemcgill2966 nope note at all tech
Speed then
Strength I can tell u don’t fight big dudes who can fight will always lose to a speedy fighter or a technical one
@@kylemcgill2966 Simple as. Zab Judah ain't knocking out Deontay
Size don’t matter til you run into the big mf that can actually fight…
But even then the big guy doesnt necessarily get faster, his chin doesnt magically get stronger etc etc. Only advantage the bigger guy will really have is the ground game lol. In striking it makes no difference
@ralphire77 It makes a huge difference in striking lol The bigger guy hits way harder and he also takes shots much better. You seriously think Omalley would fuck up Tom Aspinall in a striking match? Omalley would get smashed dude it wouldn't even be a fight. There's a reason there's weight classes. You think Prime Floyd would have beaten prime Tyson in a boxing match? Stop it lol Size matters a lot.
@@chriswilson1968 size doesnt matter in striking strength and speed does as well as technique. People always confuse being bigger as being stronger. No bro theres middle weights benching as much as heavyweights. And while we're on that topic, being stronger doesnt necessarily matter either lol. I dont know what you guys base things on where bigger is always better
@ralphire77 So why is there weight classes in boxing and kickboxing then? You people are stupid and have never even been in a fight before. Size and strength don't matter? 😂😂 So you think Volk would beat up Alex Pereira in a striking fight? He's faster right? Should be easy win for Volk?
@chriswilson1968 Can't lift weights with your chin, and I actually saw smaller dudes that can take a punch more than bigger dudes, and I'm talking about 5'5 140lbs guys taking big hits by a huge dude and couldnt knock him out. I also saw big big guys get knocked clean out. One in particular was bout 6'6 ", and bout 275lbs got slept by a guy that was bout 5'9 175-185lbs. One punch straight to the chin.
First Rule of fighting "never underestimate your opponent"
That's way they have different weight classes lightweight doesn't fight heavyweight duran doesn't fight ali
@@AnthonyRobinson-dc3pq weight means nothing when your opponent has skill and strategy that plays into their strengths and exploits their opponents weaknesses this has been proven when Bruce Lee fought multiple opponents both on & off the street. Bruce Lee was the Master of Mixed Martial Arts and a lot of his fights were ppl outside of his weight class.
@@Madhousetrey yes that is true but how many Bruce Lee's are there 🙂☝️
@@AnthonyRobinson-dc3pq believe it or not there's multiple fighters around the globe that can either stand in line with him or better than him look at fighters like r.i.p. Jason David Frank he knew 6 different fighting styles and he fought briefly in MMA , Austin St. John knows over 5 different fighting styles and could keep up with JDF , Michael Jai White has gone on record saying he could beat Bruce Lee but we have no way of knowing if he'd actually win & the same could be said about Mike Tyson , Muhammad Ali, George Foreman to some degree.These are all fighters from drastic different fighting styles.
@@Madhousetrey Henry Armstrong and Roberto Duran
Bruce Lee is somewhere saying
‘Hold my coat. I’ll return.’
Bruce Lee would stand no chance against any professional heavy weight, both mma or boxing.
He was an actor, don't get confused.
Zab would kick Bruce Lee ass and that's no disrespect to Bruce
@@arnaudkaho7137 yes he was an actor but his jkd style is where mma comes from he was a pioneer and a real martial artist he may not have competed but he was real
When skills are equal, size absolutely matters.
That's it
yeah it's that simple. IDK why ppl are debating this still. Any of the best fighters will tell you this unless they're 🧢
And, given the dude wields the strength to match his weight (think strongmen, powerlifters, etc), at some point size outweighs skill. It takes only one sparring session with someone significantly lighter or heavier to get the memo.
Not really then is important who gonna take the fight to his advantage.... For tall one it will be distance for smaller one it will be going close enough to his opponent.... Tyson is good example, if you take all "the game" on your side, even for tall boxers is difficult to fight then...
@@rasputinputin9409 see this is what always happens. We are talking about probability and someone always comes along and conflates that with POSSIBILITY. in the words of Uncle Chael "there is a meaningful difference."
If both guys know how to fight , size plays a tremendous role
Same with if they both don’t know how to fight
😅
So who do you think wins if they are boxing? And who would win if martial arts was the name of the game?
Even if both guys knows how to fight speed plays a huge role. Size don't matter not to motivate anyone, it probably is a bad idea to let someone who is way stronger than you to grab you. But let's be scientific here, so they say a needle travelling at a speed of light can cause a huge explosion. Fast speed or fast motion also create a strong force and if you get hit on the face, it will still hurt. There is no muscle in the face and the brain is in the head, if a smaller guy quickly shake your brain by hitting you on the face and make your lights go out, size won't help.
It don't. Just look at what you said. Mayweather was a heavy weight champ
I’ve seen it for myself a few time. And the lesson was never underestimate a smaller person.
Mike tyson vs Mayweather. Don't let your brain explode. I had a small fella tell me this, then he learned I trained in muy thai. He went quiet, avoided me the rest of the night. Little fella don't gas people up.
You should never underestimate short/small people. To make up for their size/lack of strength they will do batshit crazy things like squeezing your balls if they want to win in a fight
@@alceusrydan6237 said like a true midget that never fought before 🤣
people like u who havent even learned the most basic lessons in life such as dont judge a book by its cover know nothing. you are green behind the ears and full of pride, you will learn your lesson one day if u dont humble urself@@Socialjusticewarriorsaretrash
Same here
Size ALWAYS matters respectfully
Thank you someone with common sense here 😂
There’s a reason weight classes exist. Never forget that…
Yeah for pro fighters lol
So what about fighters that move up 2-3 weight classes
@@jaywilliams8767ask Roy Jones. He didn't lose till he went past Middleweight.
It's a weight class. Don't mean a guy from a lower class can't beat some. I use to box an I've done many time
@@xavierwilks2629
Actually thats not true at all. Roy was successful at heavyweight, remember he was a heavyweight champion (he beat Ruiz), what killed Roy was moving back down. The weight fluctuations killed his energy
Knocking out a random big guy in the hood and knocking out Michael Jai White are two different things
Sparring and real fights in a pro boxing ring are also 2 different things..
Professionals are professionals on what they do, let's just keep it at that, fighting somebody from the streets it's another story,. LEAVE PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS ALONE....
Zab Judah was a champion boxer Michael Jai White was never no champion at nothing but running his mouth movie guy
I know about Zab'
@@justinhunt4767 lmao damn
One thing most don't know is Zab Judah's dad,Yoel was a world class kickboxer and martial arts teacher. I'm quite sure Zab knows more than boxing.
Zab is a shotokan karate black belt
The michael jai white clip
Is taken from an interview
And Michael
Says a lot more about weight...
Or it was another interview
Michael does not underestimate smaller guys..
He also gives zab his respect.
He may have also mentioned zabs karate background to
What people on here don't realise
They all no each other lol
Michael jai
Has always hung around people that knew tyson
..
I was in the Martial Arts hall of fame .
And the top kung fu guys on the planet
R friends of Both Floyd Snr and Jnr
Seen the evidence myself
The top kung fu guy I met was in Bruce Lees circle before Hollywood
This person is also a friend of Michael jai white
@@nicholasgreen339 You're speaking facts,they all know each other. Size does matter when both combatants are of equal skill. Most don't know that martial artists of all disciplines on a world class level know each other.
Not good enough to take on MJW. He got his first blackberry age 12, roamed the streets of Brooklyn lookin for bullies to beat up. He's got 20+ international karate tournament wins and master of 3 or more fighting styles. Don't let the movies fool you, he's the real deal. I'll pray for Zab.
Mike Tyson was generally smaller than everyone he fought, yet punched harder.
Mike said himself he doesn't punch harder,he punch faster and more accurate,he said George Foreman was the hardest puncher in the heavyweight at the time
@@InFernoKnight95 a good punch speed and timeing
@@AnthonyRobinson-dc3pq
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So difficult to defend Mike’s punch.
They’re lightning.
@@C0d0ps and Accurate
Shorter but still around the same weigth ,220 in his prime.
We arent talking about 160 boxer against a 200 boxer
We have weight classes for a reason
Indeed
That’s only for trained fighters. I’m 160 and knock out heavy weights
Weight classes is to make it fair , mfs still fight ppl out of there Weight class
What do you think of exhibition match is
@@seperatemyself2372 nice English.
Michael gave a realistic answer. Zab gave you the New Yorker answer. 😂😂😂😂
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he gave a realistic answer. i have heard stories of dude way bigger than him robbing him with a gun and a football helmet because dude was afraid that he would get rocked
So the pro boxer who was a champion or the actor who thinks he can beat Mike Tyson? I wonder who to trust between a pretender or a guy who's been in over 60 pro fights.
@@oktusprime3637Right exactly
@@oktusprime3637 that "actor" was a black belt mixed martial artist before he even started acting u must not have seen his matches 😂
Zab got one the best highlights I've seen in boxing. When Kostya Tzuyu made him do the funky chicken dance and then he tries to fight the ref😂😂😂😂
"Dont ever olay with matches"😂😂😂
First rule of fighting "There's Always Someone Better Than yourself Just Around The Corner No Matter How Tuff You Think You Are"
Fact
When the dude with size also knows how to fight….it absolutely matters
Right, especially if the big guy has a strong neck and can take blows from small guy.
not if u have luck and know karate
It matters even when they don’t. It’s not gonna make them win the fight against someone who does know how to fight, but it’s definitely gonna give them an advantage compared to someone smaller and can’t fight, fighting someone who can fight. Size isn’t always gonna matter a lot, but it’s always gonna matter at least a little
If you can keep your distance and keep landing shots that big guy will walk away hurting
@@marcuswilliams5255 It isn’t even all about leaning how to fight either if the big dude has good eyes and can put up a guard the chance of the little guy winning is now even smaller
Jai White is not just " a dude from Brooklyn". He's trained.
8 black belts
And a decent boxer at least
Not a pro fighter. Zab would ko him easy.
He has zero professional fights and there's a reason for this
@@JamaicanjeffYT Not pro
"God created Men, Colt made them equal."
•Samuel Colt.
"God made big Men, God made small Men, but Smith & Wesson made Us equal."
•Mike Tyson
This man knows the truth!"..
I've seen the footage. I've seen heavyweights get knocked out by toothpicks
Heavy-weight what? Certainly not boxers‼️
I met Zab in the 8th grade at Southview Jr High in 1992. I didn’t know he was dating the girl I had a crush on (Renee). On the way to my locker one day and I seen Zab fighting this bigger dude. I’ve never seen anyone ever throw a uppercut in a street fight so perfect. I said to myself at that moment “he could be a boxer one day”. Fast forward to 1997. I’m in the Navy watching TV on my ship and somebody mentioned a dude name Zab Judah. I only knew one dude ever name Zab. Once I saw his face I said gtfoh!!! The same dude I said that could be a boxer is actually a boxer now. And he was current champ at this time. Thanks for letting me share 😎
That’s a fire 🔥 ass story
Thanks for sharing, it’s cool he wasn’t talking out his ass when he said he’s beat up guys 3x his size
Thank you for your service.
He was already a boxer by 8th grade, he started boxing at age 6. He went pro at 18.
That’s dope! Thanks for sharing
“Height don’t fight…. Unless they actually KNOW how to fight”
I agree 90% with you
And he sure knew but was very humble something bout the quiet ones man you can feel the energy When theyre around very dangerous people
Lol height and weight are two different things
Yup
How does that apply here? Both are trained fighters. One on just boxing. The other in boxing as well as other mixed and structured martial arts. So one skill and size strength power and Zab takes the L.
Micheal Jai White would put Zab in a coffin.
in his own movie production ye
Easily 😂😂😂😂😂
Zab would kill Michael..he a fuckin actor.. these dudes are crazy..
@@Shizzmac85 He's small so thats irrelevant, saying that even a 100lbs pro female fighter can take on him because he is an actor is nonsense
I think your right on this one but I'd still pay to find out😂
If size didn't matter, their wouldn't be weight classes!!!
It's not about being MJW's size; it's about being his size *with his skill*
It's gonna be hard for any fighters under Middleweight to beat him. Now elite boxers 160 above would hurt Jai
@@jetla22 in a real fight with no limits, MJW would literally kill Zab... And that's law bro
Simple as that.
Other than movie stuff and a form karate match what actual fights have you seen from him?
@@Johnson11130 Michael Jai White has sought out people like Billy Blanks, Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, former pro fighters, to spar with and develop his skill! Plus this clip does not give MJW full statement and his explanation of what he was saying! White said "he is used to being hit by people his size and bigger!" He's speaking of physics, Michael is 235 and also said how "5 pounds makes a difference," part of force is weight! It is why boxing and wrestling has those weight limits and classifications! Also, strength is not necessarily weight related, there are smaller people and fighters with enormous strength! But a larger trained, experienced fighter in an actual controlled match should be able to beat a smaller fighter because the more weight you have the greater the force you are punching with! MJW was talking about the physics of him being 235 pounds and his body being conditioned to being hit by someone over 200 pounds, fighting someone only about 135 pounds like Bruce Lee! Most people dont fight nor are conditioned at that level so its only their opinion! The little guy is talking about street fighting which is different than an actual sanctioned match, where you are limited to what you can do! Most smart trained fighters dont street fight! Because they can still be arrested and go to jail for fighting someone that attacked or started a fight with them due to their training and most laws say they should be able to avoid hurting or killing someone due to the advantage they have.
Jai ain’t just some weight lifter he’s actually trained in combat for most of his life
That's what they forget to mention in the conversation...jai is legit trained...zab could drop a untrained big man but gonna be harder to drop a trained legit big man...
Can you send me a link of one of his professional fights?
And never competed
He's about as much as a fighter as Bruce Lee. Just much much less celebrated.
@@dantheman4838 Bruce Lee actually did put his skills to the test. But I guess MF’s like you need to have it on film huh?
He's right about the smaller dude taking shots from bigger cats, but everyone has the ability to knock anybody out.
Just because u beat a bigger guy a few times doesnt mean u cant get destroyed by them
It matters when both fighters are trained and registered fighters💯
The only comment that matters to some it up
Facts
Mwj isn't a fighter but always claims to be
@@nk-dw2hmhe knows how to fight are u dumb
@@nk-dw2hmso he’s just a dude that girly punches on punching bags and uses steroids to be in shape?
All big buys are not the same be careful, never underestimate anyone.
Same thing with all small guys sooooo
@@Goku_Kiyosaki That's why I said never underestimate anyone!!!!
@@q.b.inc.9553 true 💯
@@Goku_Kiyosaki at a point it becomes difficult to fight if the bigger guy can simply maneuver your whole body at will. I mean what are you going to do against a guy who can legitimately lift you up and move you around like a baby, AND he knows how to counter fast punches and kicks? You gonna grab him? Tackle him so he can fall on you? The amount of skill and luck needed to fight someone like that as a tiny, small dude is immeasurable. I would almost say Skill is out of the equation at that point. I'm 6'3 and I remember literally picking up a 5ft guy off the floor and throwing him around into walls. It was so one sided on the weight side that the fight needed to be stopped before anything could really happen past that point.
@@tomatoesofdoom Just curious,what's ur weight
To quote Marvel's Punisher: "If all other things are equal, BET ON THE BIG GUY!"
Size matters as longer as big guy is standing on his feet.
Or he's on top and you can get him off.
It might matter because nobody knows what's going to happen in a fight
I believe Zab. He probably knocked out 6'5 6'6 dudes. They were probably untrained or got knocked out by a punch they didn't expect.
Everyone who gets knocked out gets knocked out by a punch they didn't expect (unless they wanted to get knocked out on purpose by a specific punch... Which I doubt)
Yea. Probably. Lol
Most people are untrained in comparison to a professional fighter, even if they do train in Marshall arts
Zab can obviously fight but he would never get close enough to put his hands on Jai.
Or thy was drunk asf 😂😂
There’s weight categories in combat sport for a reason, size matters
Best comment tbh
Lol thank you bruh. Folk don't know shit. Nobody has fought everybody to actually even say size don't matter, but we KNOW for a fact, size matters cause of weight divisions lol
Facts‼️
Amen
Weight says little about size. Never saw two way different bodies in the same weightclass you mean to say?
It matters among two trained fighters
I can't get past when Zab got rocked into doing the robot!!🤣😂🤣😂💯
😂 thank you. I was trying to figure out who he was
By legend Kostya Tzyu and than slapped around for 12 rounds by Malignagi which put the icing on the cake.
It's been said a thousand times, a skilled big dude will take out a skilled little dude any day
Unless I pull out a blade I’m trained but if you got that much size and skill then we gotta get mean sorry big boy
It depends
@@stevenwilliams7041 let the pigs bleed
@@stevenwilliams7041 better get a gun cuz you assume cuz we’re bigger you’re faster huh? Pfft that knife ain’t gonna work like you think it is buddy, been there done that
@@Bozo_Snipes Bro you would get minced and yes I am faster add in training I stab at you I’m hitting arteries bro go on bozo
Size absolutely matters. We have weight classes for a reason. Can a small guy knock a big guy out? Sure. But size definitely matters.
Size matters when both are world class trained. If not it doesn't matter in real life circumstances
The reason why so many people take issue with that statement because saying that envelop said that’s the only thing that matters. Now many of us know that’s not the only thing that matters. But that’s like people who see someone who’s 7 feet tall and automatically assume hey they’d be a great athlete. No because they don’t know how to play basketball and their athletic skills are piss poor trash. It’s the same difference don’t go off of what you can see because you can easily lose sight of what’s most important.
Could Michael J White beat Mike Tyson? No way in hell. Could Bruce lee beat Mike Tyson? Definitely. But it wouldn’t be easy. Many people fail to realize Bruce Lee dropped people who were literally football player sizes. These are athletes they train every single day. They couldn’t touch him they couldn’t hurt him they could do nothing to him. He manipulated life-size athletes like that on a daily humiliating them. Some of these athletes became his students because they saw how good he was. Men known for their strength and their speed whatever skill they had in the form of combat or athletic ability humble themselves in the presence of Bruce Lee because none of them could defeat him. And these men are the size you are the size Michael Jai White is taller stronger just as athletic if not close to or near that level. And none of them could beat him. Jim Kelly I’m for sure spar with Bruce Lee but before he sparred with Bruce Lee he saw Bruce Lee did to people around his skill level. And they couldn’t touch him. The most dangerous man on the planet. But by the constant sparking debate because the American mindset is oh sports sports if you don’t have these trophies yes boxing is a definitely a dangerous sport. But it has rules. Is it more dangerous to fight in a ring or is it more dangerous to fight somebody anywhere in this world outside? Bruce Lee fought people without rules that’s more dangerous. Because anything goes in the street fight. If for whatever reason all of his friends never talk about who he fight. So that must mean when he was alive he told him hey you don’t tell anybody about who I fight or you don’t reveal what happened in the matches. We know Bruce Lee was successful in undefeated because while he was alive not one master came out and said they beat them. They have that much respect for him even if they did like him because they knew his skill level was unmatched.
@@petersburgfc5708 a big dude just gotta grab ur ass and slam you you’re dead size matters in EVERYTHINNG the ones who say it doesn’t are small duck short kings lol
You haven't really been around..You have a lot to learn about a man
No it doesn't speed and explosiveness beats size
Daniel Cormier (DC) & Mike Tyson: Let us introduce ourselves!
If both parties can fight lets face it, size matters. Thats why they created weight classes in the interest of fairness.
I wanna see Jai white in a real fight sooooooo bad, I swear
Me too…. Never seen any videos of him actually fighting
Paul brothers need to match him with Zab
His skills are not just for show.
@@rinardpratt4259 not saying he can’t fight, just saying a lot ppl never actually seen him actually fight. Maybe it’s not for show
He from the BKF family. Its street fighting not karate. Lol Zab dont want smoke.
Zab stop it bruh! You got hands, but that man got hands, feet, elbows & knees!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That means nothing zabs hands are better than that man's hands feet elbows and knees
@@carinitolafountain5978 A kick to the head or just a low kick would make Zab into Zob
ONG
@@musiclover46805 one punch and Zab is running around the ring like he's chasing a chicken
Zap is a world champ end of convo
Man a big ninja with hands knocking sh*t loose 💯
When skills are matched the tools and methods used make up all the difference💯
I’m from Brooklyn too but that Jai dude is another level. He was teaching kimbo slice shit
Teaching kimbo slice doesn't amount to much cuz he was trash inside the cage 😂😂
@@DirtyM1ke420 Thats because there's rules in the cage kimbo was a bareknuckle street fighter and he beat ass for decades sometimes fighting two men at once and still winning
Jai can really scrap though he’s a brilliant martial artist that’s trained and fought against the best of them
@@DirtyM1ke420 Dude Kimbo would have annihilated that Brooklyn dude. Dude wouldn't stand a chance with street fighting rules.
Lol what are you 12? he didn't teach kimbo nothing just showed him one gimmicky move. Kimbo would've beat mjw up badly.
If skill levels are close then the bigger man wins 9/10. He loses if he makes a stupid mistake.
10/10
Not even that the bigger dude can be a rank 20# in heavy weight boxing
And zab #1 he get killed
It's him basically fighting
Tommy Morrison when he was ranked think about that that's murder
Doesn't matter how big you are, it's the size of the fight in you.. If you can out last that person in stamina the fight is yours
Truth
If we’re talking KOs only. Otherwise, speed wins every time
M.j.white is an absolute machine. He the real deal.
In movies, yes. Not in actual fighting though. He is like bruce lee, but atleast bruce lee was humble enough to understand that actual fighting experienced matters and he doesn't have it.
Weight only matters when there’s rules to the fight. Other then that in the streets with no rules weight is just a factor but doesn’t dictate the outcome.
Zab…stop!!! Of course you can knock out random dudes at the bar…but Michael Jai is highly trained and in exquisite physical condition.
Have u ever seen Michael Jai in real fight? Or even boxing or mma real hitting to draw blood not talking about those soft kung fu torments
Zab crazy 😂😂😂 Michael Jai would destroy you. I don't care where you from.
@@jonathanbrown7563 where is Michael fighting record please show us
Exactly
Who did white EVER beat? Was white a CHAMP???
Jai is no regular street dude ,he's a street dude with a martial arts and boxing background!!!!
Both of which have lost to smaller dudes at some point or another... so that doesn't mean as much as it sounds like it does.
So is Bruce Tf Bruce from The Streets of Hong Kong and Known for getting into Gang fights out there
Big facts some people just don’t know he will fuck them up quickly an badly
Zab needs to shut his miniature ass up..
And has never actually fought a real event
I believe Zab on this. A young Zab in his prime was nothing to be played with. He was super flash and strong. Very quick footwork, reflexes and hand speed.
Yeah...Kofta Tzsu totally agrees with you...
"I can take shots" ayo
"A good Big dude will always beat a good little dude" -A quote From professional boxers
that only applies if the skill level is even you really think michael jai white would beat somebody like conor mcgregor? 🤣🤣. little mcgregor would turn white into fried chicken in less than 1 round.
Id argue with a 60 day training camp, considering the shape White is in during the initial agreement. He's probably fuck up most UFC fighters, garnering a few exceptions. He gets invited to train with some of best athletes in the world regularly...
@@michaelmnnHe’s never competed in any form of professional combat and you think he would beat a UFC fighter? You don’t understand the difference between just knowing techniques , vs being under bright lights against an opponent that is highly experienced in inflicting/taking damage. He’d get destroyed end of story
@@michaelmnnan amateur would ko mjw that's a fact... the guy talks and never fights for a reason
But what about Roy Jones? What about Jon Jones? Henry cejudo? Etc.etc. mad people move up in weight for a title fight and win
"3 times my size... 6"6..."
This guy is 2'2 sitting on the chair with his feet dangling in the air 😂😂😂
I think he means size as weight, big dog. 6'5 300 lbs.
Zab Judah fought at 5-8, 145 ounds. A guy three times his size would be 18 feet, 435 pounds. 😂😂😂
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The only thing that matters is how good the big and small guys are at their attributes.
Timing.. Technique... Speed.. Weight.. Breathing.. Skill in putting it all together.
Jai is 100% legit and is extremely trained. Not just a run of the mill dude.
Difference between being trained and being a former world champion boxer 😂
@@Robinson496 jai has shit on world class martial artists before and has been praised by pro boxers. whats ur point here lmao
When did anybody see this guy fight
@@Robinson496 jai has decent boxing skills
@@slattslattslattstop lying
Zab may have knocked out taller guys, but never with Jai's skills 😂😂😂😂
Mike Tyson is only 5 foot 20.
In his prime was he dropping over over 6 feet 5 dudes like they were trees and he was a lumberjack.
@@danwelterweight4137mike tyson was still a heavyweight
jai has never stepped foot in the ring. i'll trust the actual boxer.
@@comet206 zab never been round housed by a guy MJW size and skill
@@tm_predator9349 and MJW never been punched by a boxer. sparring is not the same,
True story: a guy I knew very well who was 5’2 at best and weighed around 119lbs once got in a fight with a guy who was easily 6’2. There was alcohol involved so the 6’2 guy’s Ego got inflated. Now my 5’2 friend had a history of fighting growing up, being a mischievous kid. The 6’2 guy threw the first punch and missed and the 5’2 guy hit him with one punch and knocked him out. Dropped him like a sack of potatoes. Size can help you but it’s not a guarantee. All it takes is 5lbs pounds of pressure to knock someone out. I still to this day don’t understand how my friend being as small as he was, was so strong.
Y'all say that now until these big guys have super armor in real life
Size doesn't matter when your opponent is untrained, if he knows what he's doing, you're fucked......
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 are you sure have you ever heard of the Gracie's probably not look them up
@@justinhunt4767 lmao that’s an exception. You, nor the commenter, nor I; are a Gracie 😂 so this guy’s comment still stands
90% of your opponents are untrained
JAI KNOWS HOW TO FIGHT THO.. That's big guys who aren't on Jai's level
Jai is an expert in several martial arts and kickboxing. His spinning back kick is considered one of the most techically perfect and powerfull kicks anyone has ever had. In a street fight i would never bet against Jai against anyone, although everyone has someone who can get them.
Jack Dempsey vs the Giant Jess Willard. *"Nuff Said."*
Under normal conditions, size is a factor in an outcome. However, Bruce Lee amplified his inherent power essence which enabled him to overpower an opponent greater than his weight range.
If he fight Jai 😂😂😂 next time he ride through Brooklyn will be in a ambulance 😂
Or wheelchair
Depends on a lot but there’s weight classes for a reason size matters for sure.
Lol your fallacy. Weight classes where?
@@imoeazy in any combat sport, save for sumo. And guess what prosessional sumo wrestlers do to stay competitive? They bulk the hell up.
@@igorchistyakov8876 lol okay if size matters more, where does experience and skill come in?.
@@igorchistyakov8876 I can also say the bigger they are the harder they fall. But that's not completely true
@@imoeazy your skill is a power multiplier, determining how efficient you are with your strength. Nothing more, nothing less. And size ≈ power.
Just for the sake of argument, let's say you have 100 strength and 0.9 efficiency due to your splended technique and experience. And say, I have 150 strength and 0.3 efficiency, since I'm a meathead. I would outbench you any day, but you'd still beat me in a figth without breaking too much sweat. But if I have 400 strength, like Hafthor Bjornson or Eddie Hall, I just fold you in a pretzel.
A coach once told me, that no matter how good you are, if the other guy has 130% your body weight, puncher's luck is your only hope. And I felt it myself.
When I was around 91kg (did kickboxing) we had a friendly sparring/demo with a guy at 73kg (bjj practitioner). I admit, he's much more technical and overall a better athlete, but it doesn't change the fact I could resist his armbar with a simple curl. I was a bit of an ass there, true, and he punished me transitioning to another lock, also true. But could he get to that position, if I wasn't compliant up until that point? I don't know.
And before you call BS, no, I couldn't break free that way, but I didn't feel any discomfort before he repositioned either. Power-wise, we had a tie there.
So 130% your own weight and below is your general "wiggle room". The bigger you are, the wider it gets in absolute units. And the better you are, the wider it gets in relative units. I mean, big guys can also train, hence the super heavyweight division.
Seriously, try sparring a couple weight classes up or down. It's really sobering.
It's at a point where now, the appropriate advice is to not underestimate a larger man who knows what he is doing.
A big dude who’s in shape & trained in martial arts is not somebody you want to see Zab
You do know, you are comparing a professional fighter to an actor.. right?
I don't care who you are, you ain't whooping Jai White
Zap Judah would hurt him badly
@@bossmanfcktheworld-6632 stop it man
@@weseethetruth158 accept it
@@bossmanfcktheworld-6632 U tweakn hard lol that dude ain't tryna catch none 🙅 of that Jai smoke 💨💀.. That's all 🧢
@@bossmanfcktheworld-6632 the explain why zab didn't go fight heavyweights? Considering that's the most lucrative division...🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣
We have seen it in MMA Power beats skills and sometimes skills beats power so it depends on the artist
Big dudes hate losing hurts worst wen you got size
A qualified fighter who's 2 times your size, will win the fight, 97% of the time. That's why all boxing, MMA and wrestling competitions, have Exact Weight, Categories! It's a huge difference. 👊🏾💪🏾💯
And that 3% is definitely Bruce
Jon Jones fighting at light heavyweight is an example of size mattering.
Michael Jai White is no Jon Jones.....Jon Jones would literally delete Michael Jai White come on family. Zab in my opinion would knock Jai White out in a boubt
JON JONES vs White,. Ticketmaster would be on trial for White's death. 🤣
@@Nimonjeua-Ndiangang If you think Zab could knock out Jai White in an actual fight, he would have done so in a sneak attack. Remember the fight in his weight class where he was rocked and did the crazy leg walk? Zab vs the boxer from 1 of the Stan countries?
@@Nimonjeua-Ndiangang Zab struggled to knock people out in his own weight class, what makes you think he is going to knockout a trained fighter that weighs a 100 pounds more than him.
@@Nimonjeua-Ndiangang factz
A Fist is a fist, and a jaw is a jaw.
Y’all forget he hung around Tyson. They might have sparred.
That’s like Mayweather tryna fight Mike Tyson or Jon jones .
but jai is an actor, does he have actual fighting record i dont know about?
@@user9675 Bruce Lee is a fighter who acts, Chuck Norris is a fighter who acts,
Michael Jai White is a fighter who acts. They are fighters first before an actor
@@user9675 he's been a martial artist his entire life, he became an actor because of those skills not vice versa.
@@ethanlhs-singing2359are you two really that stupid? Comparing jai to jon jones or mike tyson💀
@@user9675 actually Jai White has done lots of sparring with professional fighters, if i remember correctly boxing sparring
Lmao I used to hear this all the time. They never last one round. Weight classes exist for a reason
Facts, it's just like that and still it's worth remembering what makes a rule legit, well it's the exception that makes the rule legit. if you keep that in mind, you can go a long way. There are also surprisingly many examples of it as an exception, which surprised me when I researched this, Lol 😆
Yeah, somebody decided they were a good idea. But there have been lots of cases where the lighter guys beat the heavier guys.. Royce Gracie. Also Sakuraba allegedly got round the system of weight categories.. Fact is if they didn't have weight categories then you'd see far more cases like that.
You know what would be crazy. If someone moved up in weight. Oh wait that happens ALL THE FUCKING TIME.
Joe Lewis fought at multiple weight classes so size clearly doesn't matter. 187 fights and 7 losses. The truth hurts. Idgaf about size can't nobody can step to me, only two that got me beat or tied is Jesus and Jehova. Rns no ego trip but facts, I swing with the universe
@@lorenzorichardson7902 lol tell that to brian shaw or hafthor bjornsson
I always hate when ppl say size means nothing. It’s not a substitute for skill but if you have two equally skilled fighters and ones bigger and stronger he’s going to have an advantage
Eyes get poked out no matter what size you are.. vocal cords can get bitten out regardless of how big you are #facts
3 things determine a fight
Physicality - their size and body shape
Conditioning - strength and stamina, physical and mental
Skills - their training and technique
To win, you have to out class your opponent in 2/3
Okay Sun Tzu
Physicality is by far the most important. A big strong guy will destroy a female fighter even if shes better skilled and conditioned
That's a drastic oversimplification. Conditioning matters very little in most street fights, most fights don't last too long.
@@Scott-fy7fm
Pretty sure he was talking about a ufc fight. Where condition absolutely matters
@@Scott-fy7fm So if you in a Street fight,you saying you don't need conditioning
To win you need to survive damage and dish it back...that's conditioning
When someone's been fighting with their hands their entire life at the highest level , it only takes one little opening to get your lights put out .
You right. If we are only using our hands
Same true for a fighter thats been using their legs. 1 kick anywhere
You said hands, u forgot homie is utilizing hands And Feet. Not to mention grappling
True...but also White is specifically saying a leg kick. Trained with hands all his life but neither Mayweather or Zab had taken leg kicks before. They don't know how to defend and even if they block the kick perfectly it would likely drop them even if their leg wasn't broken.
Pro kickboxers get their arms and legs broken blocking kicks. Could they beat a kick boxer in a boxing match? Of course. In an MMA fight or a street fight? Unlikely.
💯. The difference is "pro".
Size is less important than skill but it still matters
Jai is a beast. Hugely underrated
Give me one good film
@@mrspud2547 blood and bone. It’s a cheesy action flick. Not good at all tbh 😂
@@sesamekitten5724 All his films are dreadfuk
Definitely not by himself. He literally thinks he’s the greatest fighter in history. He’s a moron with some talent.
@@mrspud2547 spawn
Mike has very high fighting skills you can tell he’s studied the game he’s a phenomenal fighter.
Man tell that
You can study a jump shot all you want… if you don’t actually play vs high level competition it won’t translate. MJW isn’t fight high level guys. He could’ve made more money as a fighter than acting if he was that good
@@mypokersongzznot with a martial arts background. Only boxers make more than high paid actors, and only the most popular well known boxers.
@@willigagbob8243 He talks like he could beat up a prime Tyson.
@@mypokersongzz lol he wouldn't make it to Tyson.
Theres a reason why there's different weight classes in the pros. Zab talking about nonproffessionals
technique > size. look at fedor
Most taller dudes never had to fight but those that do are a lot diff
“Don’t ever play with matches!”
I got punched by a big dude in Germany, we lived in the damn room in the barracks, he hit me up side my head , I went straight to work, I end up on his back I was choking him my arms around his neck, he couldn't breath, he got to the stair well , and we went down, I had to go to see the first Sgt,.
I understood that reference.
It doesn't matter what we're talking about, size *Always* matters, as long as you know what you're doing
I'd mostly agree but every strength comes with weaknesses. Mike Tyson for example found a lot of success with his style because a lot of those heavyweight guys he'd fight would be 6 feet or taller but because Tyson was 5 10 and generally shorter than then he was able to employ certain tactics against them that they wouldn't be able to use against him so height can be double edged. Same with weight for a few reasons but most commonly because most "big guys" are actually just overweight and are mostly fat rather than muscle. Those bigger guys, whether it's muscle or fat, also tend to get tired faster and also struggle to move as fast. Still though you won't have a guy at 120 beating guys who are over 200 generally since the 120 guy will struggle to hurt the bigger guy even if he hits him
If a bigger guy drops a smaller guy
It means nothing.
Big guys r used to being top dogs
The truth is smaller guys knock-out bigger guys all the time
No it doesn't and I've sanctioned fights at 170 and at 225 and at 225 smaller guys were harder to deal with but at 170 I knocked out 210 sparring partner and we both were dog fighting, so no it doesn't matter if you know how to fight!
@@DJLXSTARR "Xyz isn't true because I haven't experienced it.." is never the right line of logic. You and your experience, while 100% valid, is anecdotal. It's the exception, not the norm.
@@xHannibalMike had a wide back, thick neck, and tree trunk legs that made him a big boy despite his height, he was a tank
"You don't ever play with matches" 😅😅😅😅
Size only matters when skill is equal
Like my dad use to say: A good big man will beat a good little man, any day of the week.
Pops is/was a wise man.
Your dad didn't say that you heard that from fighters
Your dad didn’t make that up bruh stop cappin 😂😂
@Jayson Boyd Who ever said that? U internet trolls are some goofy,ignorant MF'S. I said my dad always told me that. Sorry u have a bad understanding.
@@jaysonboyd4103 he didn’t say he made it up. Reread the comment Fam. Reading is fundamental.
I love Mike last response like "cmon,do i really even have to entertain this question?" 🤣🤣
The common denominator for the little guys out there fighting big ass dudes- Brass Knuckles
David and Goliath
Size never matters.
Spoken like a true little man, and it has nothing to do with how tall you are… they have weight classes for a reason.
😂 And some of us prefer to be in different weight classes! Underestimating your opponent will always get you into bad positions. Yeh size does matter, it matters when you fall.
And Zab has fought in 3 different weight classes
White is just a actor
@@eugenereeves418 I think acting is a side gig for him. I think fighting is his thing.
@@NotKilgamesh White is a black belt actor who has been acting since the 90s. He has never fought professionally
@@eugenereeves418 I was saying that how he pays his bills is by acting. But fighting is what he works to improve at. I am pretty sure he has black belts in a few different things.
He probably doesn’t want to do it as a profession more or less for personal reasons.
Zab knows DAMN WELL that he ain't fightin no heavyweight in the ring 😂
Between train guys with skills sizes does matter
He would
@@MrDiMES123 get his ass beat lol zab talk to much
Zab is the real fighter of the two
@@thekratosmeatrider not if get them legs kick from under him y'all think MJW don't know how to scrap
If two guys are equally skilled the bigger guy will win
And all the little shaolins Laughed 😂
Bruh this is no ordinary big dude....bruh can fight like fr.
he could still get hurt bad by Zab
We have never seen him in an actual fight!! A real fight... sparing isn't fighting
You can’t be serious 😂
A boxers punch is different from any other martial artist as it is their main weapon. Zab could knock MJW out
@@kaushitwakafidi you think mjw would let zab just punch him nah he moving around fhen taking them legs out
Never let your ego get the better of you.