Black Bruce Lee Destroying Muay Thai Monsters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2023
- The Black Bruce Lee throws spinning kicks and spinning punches only. By doing so, he defeated many of the most legendary Muay Thai monsters of his time, earning himself the name "Muay Thai Slayer." This is a breakdown featuring how Manson Gibson became the best in the world.
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Bruce lee Philosophy: 1:23
What is the Black Bruce Lee style?: 3:55
Manson Gibson vs Chanmansuk: 4:52
Manson Gibson vs Sajitkan: 8:20
Manson Gibson vs Coban: 11:36
Manson Gibson vs Ernesto Hoost: 12:39
Manson Gibson vs Changpuek Kiatsongrit: 16:26
Manson Gibson vs Changpuek Kiatsongrit 2: 19:47
Manson Gibson vs Yarsin Loogklongtan: 23:32
How Manson Gibson became the Muay Thai slayer: 26:17
Spinning back kicks 1 million times
Black Bruce Lee
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Changpuek Kiatsongrit vs Taekwondo
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Changpuek Kiatsongrit vs Manson Gibson
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Muay Thai vs Kickboxing the fight that changed MMA - กีฬา
Can't believe Black Bruce Lee beat so many Muay Thai legends with spinning kicks and spinning fists...
What do you think of his style?
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wait how many times have you done videos on this guy? could've sworn ive seen more than one. whats the differences?
It's amazing. You need to commit to training like that though. don't know about taking all those groin shots though. I've seen too many fights where refs don't give a crap about them.
Looks very powerful but i think he telegraphs it a bit too much.
SPIN TO WIN BOYS
What is interesting is he really only kicks with the right leg. If his right leg is back, he is going to spin, if right leg is forward, he is going to side kick. What is insane is that all of these fighters probably knew that, but still couldn’t stop him
That's because he practiced that one kick 10,000 times instead of two kicks 5,000 times each. 🤣
Major weak spots
@@davewang202 Hah, so that means Bruce Lee must fear him.
It's crazy how there's always the search for the best style or move, but there's a counter to every style and every move. In every sequence, he gets his range and starts his spin. It's either coming straight middle or hook high, and it's just a guessing game of what to block. So you get close right? A little closer means spinning backfist. A lot closer means a side kick in your gut. He's super physically talented, strong, agile, flexible, excellent balance.
I love this series of American kickboxers who had success. I wish kickboxing got revived in America. It would do a lot better under the UFC than PowerSlap. Smh. Good vid though
One FC and Glory still have some good standup fights.
Powerslap is a disgrace. Worse than bumfights, as desperate people are exploited not by bunch of teenage morons, but by a big corporation. With much more damage to their health.
Just make sure you hide your car keys in the changing room.
And leave some crispy chicken and watermelon
And pay reparations upon defeat
Astronaut/doctor/engineer coming to your country on a dinghy near you.
The entire MMA and One FC is all Kickboxing actually. Even though they mostly Thai fighters in One FC alot fight in American Kickboxing Rules, they have to sign in order to do Full Muay Thai.
@@Diminish12What is One FC?
I thought this was a reupload but that shows how great he was you did three videos.Lawrence if it wasn’t for you I would’ve not known these great legends
a fresh video! he deserves all the credit in the world!
FINALLY! This guy was a whispered about legend back in the 90's fighting scene. People always talked about "A Preying Mantis Kung Fu fighter who did kick boxing and thai boxing and could beat the Thais" but half the time, no one knew his name and almost no one had any footage on him in the *cough cough* trading circles until after 2000.
Steven Gerros 12:40
Kenshin has largely become a Manson Gibson Appreciation channel, and I am totally down for it.
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Those side kicks and spinning back kicks are very powerful. You can see it on basketball steel poles. I remember there was this one guy who could shake the basketball poles with side kicks ☝️
I used to put out the light on the light pole on my street during college. After being out with my buddies, I side kick the pole and knock the light out
@chrisbera7952 I used to do that behind the bar uptown in my old stomping grounds as well... small world after all!
@@chrisbera7952 Try that on a solid wood tree pole and get back to me. You guys talking like these steel poles don't shake.
@@ghostdetective311 ?! Amazing dude. There's always someone that has to make a beef out of absolutely nothing. What the hell is wrong with you man?!
@@ghostdetective311 I know huh? The real test of a sidekick is practiced on a tree. When you can build up to kicking that tree and you don't move you have arrived. So you practice the technique form and then apply it slowly to the tree using 5-10-15% to 100% etc. but you still have to practice the four stages of the kick
The last fight is what true sportsmen are about . Loved watching it and the whole lot . Best channel on the art of fighting ever . Very thankful to have it 🙏
This is the perfect balance between educational content and absolutely hilarious commentary. Ridiculous, so silly, love it!
He's fighting like someone from Street Fighter videogame. It's cool
Dee Jay.... Maybe..
@@badrobotNGMost caracters from (Super)Street Fighter 2 have a real life fighter inspiration, we just discovered where Deejay came from 😜 it's pretty obvious to me. Love it
@miguelrouleboule1554 😁 true him and Billy Blanks I believe. He was amazing too.
He's one of the only people in the west who could consistently win against Thai boxers. Manson Gibson deserves all the credit in the world!
there is no such thing as a black bruce lee since the yellow bruce lee never did actually fought anyone.
are there any vidoes on youtube of bruce lee in a real fight?....no, he is a move actor.
@ultimatedouchebag6760 ...You're missing the point. His nickname is whatever, the important thing is that during an Era where every American and Japanese kickboxer was getting their head cracked open Gibson was one of the few who wasn't. He was a phenomenal talent and it's sad that knowledge of him has fallen by the wayside. What he gets called is irrelevant so long as he's given due credit.
Stop mentioning the West You don't accept black people ..
@@ultimatedouchebag6760Bruce Lee beat many people, do your research boy.
Go check out statistic of the normal weight and height of those Muay Thai Boxers. They are a lots lighter and a lots shorter, meaning they were much much different in weight class. For instance, Coban Lookchaomaesaitong Heigh :5 ft 4 in (1.63 m) and Weight 135 lb (61.2 kg) VS. Manson Gibson Height 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) and Weight 80 kg (180 lb). Almost 20 kg. difference. Super unfair fight.
His confidence was off the charts
For sure
The last fight was awesome. A master of one style perfectly balanced against a master of the contrasting style. They were both smiling because they knew they both met their match and both appreciated meeting an equal. It was a moment in sports where Art was being conducted in the middle of a martialed fight. :-)
Respect to the guy. But while I've heard of many kickboxers and Muay Thai fighters from the 90s onward, I've honestly never heard of him until just now.
6:33 Your editing is hilarious 🤣 So educational but so funny
I love your channel Lawrence. The editing and captions in this one gave me a right chuckle. Peace
This is what taekwondo couldve been
If they had added western boxing and low kicks it would have been
Olympic point style ruin them.
ITF?
TKD was alright until the fkn foot fencing came along. I want to know who was the fkn idiot who was the root of that change.
100. They ruined a deadly martial art by turning it into a damn dancing around event. It's horrible
Sorry it's just true
The master of the bladed stance
so this is how he became 'the Muay Thai slayer' 😍
yes!
LoL
Loooool
Quelle muay thai !?ce n'est pas du muay thaï ! Ni coudes ni genoux ni corps à corps !! On ne voit pas un seul combat en Thaïlande !! Ramon deckers ,j.c chwarbosky, dida ect sont les européens reconnus à cette époque par les thaïlandais ! Pas d'américains, juste français et hollandais
@@guillaume.v5854Agree
Dear Lawrence, I've been learning a lot from your videos. It is the best fighting channel, in my humble opinion. The way you talk about these professional fights shows us that fighting is pure art. Thanks a lot! Oss
I think spinning kick to the liver is the ultimate moves against Muay Thai cause they rely on defending head and legs, they feel really confident in their ability to take body shot cause they train their core to the limit, so a powerful spinning kick targeting body might be a surprise for them
Manson Gibson uses Taekwondo. He seems to mainly use Taekwondo's kicks. It seems that he learned Taekwondo from a very young age. Taekwondo is a traditional martial art in Korea. I know it very well because I am a Korean, the birthplace of Taekwondo. His kicks are very popular in Korea, too. His kicking video has reached millions of views in Korea.
He had more than spinning kicks. He had ridiculous power in his kicks and HANDS, and had a chin of Iron. Not sure if that is repeatable. Like Bruce Lee, one of a kind.
And nuts of iron as well.
@@jackabsolute5525Shurely he did some type of Bruce lee nut 🌰 strength technique😂
unlike Bruce Lee this guy was a real fighter.
@@cuzz63 And these types of idiots have appeared lately. Lee didn't need to prove himself. It was already the biggest.
@@cuzz63You mean he is a good sport fighter right?🤣
Thanks for doing this. I'm not the biggest sport fighting guy but not an ignoramus. Had no idea Gibson was so talented and dominant over the muay thai world when those guys were eating all comers. What a well kept secret.
Didn't even know about this guy and now I am a fan
That was all excellent. Great fighter. The slomo/frame stop breakdown is so helpful in understanding the speed of these guys.
Respect to Manson Gibson his style helped me a through out my interclub fights
I can't stop l.o.l with narrator and subtitle lots appear + fight scene, salute to them.
More of this fantastic man :) This is a person i did not know about.
Thank you for this awesome video! That guy was just unbelievable! I don't find words to describe it!
Anyone who disses TKD or Karate should watch this man
tkd doesn't teach how to punch. this guy clearly knew how to do it all.
Same with Kung Fu
Never heard of this guy.... but damn, his fighting skill and his kicks is beautiful to watch and probably the last thing his opponent will see
Manson Gibson uses Taekwondo. He seems to mainly use Taekwondo's kicks. It seems that he learned Taekwondo from a very young age. Taekwondo is a traditional martial art in Korea. I know it very well because I am a Korean, the birthplace of Taekwondo. His kicks are very popular in Korea, too. His kicking video has reached millions of views in Korea.
@@freedom_is_notfree Since you mention Taekwondo. I recall Bruce Lees Jet Kune Do incorporated some of his kicks from Taekwondo
I think what makes his kiick so devastating is how he can put it behind someone's head. Most fighters are not used to being hit there or defend that until you get into ultimate.
Another honorable mention is Cung Le. Le practiced Sanshou , Taekwon do and kickboxing and was undefeated in kickboxing. Maybe you can do a video of Cung Le some day.
It's actually sanda competition the majority of the time, actually.
All I'm seeing are Taekwon do kicks and footwork without any mention of Taekwon do.. this is TKD before all the soft Olympic crap
That was great to watch and good commentary. Thanks
I'm very convinced that bruce lee would be proud that this man used his techniques to their highest potential
I can feel the whip and power behind those spinning techniques.
yes big time
If he mixed in thai low and high kicks with everything else he'd have been deadly.
Thank you for detailed breakdown 🙏🏻
thank you
Your pronunciation of the names was immaculate. Great video as akwags .❤🙏🏽
It's interesting to watch his fights. His style is very unique and it has me thinking of trying to add some of his spinning combos in my arsenal of moves 🤔
Nicely done 👍🏼
Can you put his name in the title so he can be his own thing not just Bruces lee's shadow - Bruce lee didn't even fight nobody.
He literally calls himself this name.
Bruce sparred with the best heavyweights in his Era including Joe Louis, Chuck Norris both of which became his students. Even Louis referred to Bruce as the best. Grandmaster Jim Kelly referred to him as untouchable and unbelievable. Bruce defeated Grandmaster Samo Hung from "Enter the Dragon" in a matter of seconds delivering a kick to his head before he could even lift up his leg. Likewise with Muhammad Ali's bodyguard George Dilman who couldn't even see Bruce's kick much less have time to counter with his own kick. Bruce also defeated Grandmaster Bolo Yeung from "Enter the Dragon" hitting him so hard on the chest and dropping him to the ground. Bolo refused to do a fight scene with Bruce after that humiliating loss. Bruce also defeated Wong Jack Man the best fighter in the Chinese community which was sent from the Chinese council of Elders to defeat Bruce and force him to stop teaching Kung Fu to Americans. Grandmaster Street Fighter James Demille 225 lbs, Professional Heavyweight Boxer Ed Hart 240 lbs and Professional fighter Jesse Glover in Judo and Karate according to James Demile were not only defeated by Bruce but they were defeated where they didn't even stand a chance. This is besides the hundreds of Street flights Bruce got into In Hong Kong forcing him to come to America to avoid being arrested by the police. Bruce Lee was battle tested on the street not in the fake tournaments of the 60's where the referee would step in every few seconds stop the fight and award a point. Fake fighting which is why he avoided those fake tournaments. According to all the greatest fighters of all time he was the real deal able to deliver 6 punches in a second and his strongest punch up to 1200 lbs per sq in. Lightning speed with the force of a heavyweight with his punches and kicks faster than the human reaction time, virtually impossible to defend against. Every great Martial Artist recognizes Bruce as the father of modern day MMA to whom we owe a gratitude of thanks.
Black joke?
@@alastor8091Pink pig?
Thank you literally came here just to say this!!
In Muay Thai, the spinning back kick is called the crocodile tail strikes.
Manson Gibson uses Taekwondo. He seems to mainly use Taekwondo's kicks. It seems that he learned Taekwondo from a very young age. Taekwondo is a traditional martial art in Korea. I know it very well because I am a Korean, the birthplace of Taekwondo. His kicks are very popular in Korea, too. His kicking video has reached millions of views in Korea.
Thank you good sir. I have never heard of this MAN! Thank you for bringing light to this CHAMPION
This guy is basically what Taekwondo thinks they are, Flashy, Unexpected, and most importantly, Speed= Acceleration. It is not the art, it is the practitioner, who adapts and takes what's useful.
Lawrence, I absolutely love your breakdowns. Truly I do. But I would really love it if you started looking at some newer talent like Tawanchai P.K. Saenchaimuaythaigym. This kid is young, powerful and has technically beautiful kicks and punches. I've seen other youtubers break his work down, but you are the go to channel I always check for the best breakdowns.
Also would like to see you break down the fight between Rodtang and Superlek. Thought Rodtang had that one when he cut Superlek, but Superlek really had the heart of a champion and pulled out that win. Too good of a fight not to have a Lawrence Kenshin Striking Breakdown.
Why don't you do it? Make a little side cash?
@@StatisticOfTheLostGeneration I lack Lawrence's skill in recognizing the patterns and techniques in fighting. I am learning and starting to understand them. But honestly, nobody would want to hear a layman trying to break down a fight. But thank you for the vote of confidence. 😊
@@StatisticOfTheLostGeneration right famo like "I would like it if you did this specific video for me" like pledge $100 or so on his patreon etc he will probably cover what you want - other wise just 1 of 100,000 people asking for different stuff while contributing nothing
Tawanchai is overrated. He got knocked out by some random Chinese guy a few years back, got completely pieced up by Sittichai and had a very dodgy decision win over Smokin Jo Nuttawat.
I love your videos so much, so so happy there's people like yourself that can bring us these classics.
I so appreciate your work.
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IRON NUTS.... LOL 😂😂😂😂
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fantastic analysis...you did a great job
Amazing fighter! Never hear of him! Thanks!!
Any tool is useful if you know how to use it. Manson Gibson had become an expert.
It must be hard doing such powerful kicks in the ring with such heavy balls holding them down.
What a treat. Thank you
Fantastic video. great work!
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I use to be his student and before then I never knew he was this popular. It's sad to see him today living homeless in Chicago on alcohol and drugs, it hurts my heart!
I don't even know if he's still alive right now. The last time I seen him was during the second year of the pandemic on the 47th street bus here in Chicago. I had gave him $10 and bought him some Popeyes chicken.
I hope he is still alive and some how getting help and rehab! He was one of my favorite teachers and when I spared with him I couldn't hit him for my life.
Hey I guess none of us truly escapes the curses of Ya'ohsharal (israel) it doesn't matter how big you become or how much money you make black slave descendants of Israelites will always fall victim to these curses Ya'ohיהוה has put upon us.
Thanks for Honoring one of my best teachers I have ever trained under. SHALOM!
Are you serious bro?
Look at how natural he looks. In his physical conditioning. Every single person in the UFC is on something. Nobody looks like those guys. Not even boxers. TJ Dillashaw was competing with 5 percent body fat.
Thank you for this 👍🏽👍🏽
Love it! I didn’t know about this fighter.
As Lee elaborated, be formless. Fighting is not about style, it’s about winning.
Considering the leg muscles are by far the strongest muscles in the human body, this seems a self-evident style to embrace. Much like Justin Gaethje kick-smashing his opponents' legs when he was young and fast to take their best weapons from them.
Gathje or Jose Aldo in his prime. Or the lumber jack Peter Aerts who cuts his opponents down with punishing low kicks
Very good video. Quite often hilarious, too. Thank you.
Glad of seing one westerner person gaining the fights of Muay Thai Monsters
Learning capoeira for years make me formless. I can fit into any fighting game even though i didn't learn it well. I didn't win but i can give some fight into it
Well, Muay Thai fighters were limited in those fights, so....
hmm not so sure how limited they were actually
@@LawrenceKenshin No elbows, no low kicks, no knees
Yeah half the muay thai game is clinch work, knees, elbows, sweeps. This guy is raw though. The spinning kick was really underestimated back in the day. Now it’s considered one of the most powerful kicks if done correctly.
No takedowns, no submissions which a thai fighter would get ragdolled easily if they allowed those
@@DADRB0B55 For fact it is really hard to takedown a Muay Thai fighter, while you're trying to do it you would get easily ragdolled 😆
Hey brother. Thank you for all the great content you have given over the years. Do you have any recomendation on good legit old school Muay Thai camps in phuket ?
Baukaw Banchamek and Manson Gibson would be the fight of the ages however, their ages are too far apart today ✊🏾 🥊
With kick boxing rules applied to a Muay Thai fighters we can’t say this guy is superior because Muay Thai fighters has fought with limitations on a unfair fight
Yes thats so true😂😂😂 Reduce Thai boxing effectiveness🙄
I will acknowledge that the Thai fighters were limited to a certain degree, but that doesn't mean that Mason had it easy. He is basically doing the same few circular moves repeatedly, and all of those legendary Thai fighters knew how to counter those attacks. The leg kicks alone normally shut down most karate and taekwondo fighters who use a bladed stance. The reason Mason was able to win is because of his freakish athleticism and precise timing. Andy Hug had similar success with his Karate style vs Thai kickboxing style. Mason admitted that Thai kickboxing is the best style. His unorthodox style mixed with his precise timing is the reason for his success in my opinion. Ernesto Hoost is the greatest heavyweight Kickboxer of all time and had a significant size advantage over Mason. His leg kicks immobilized Bob sapp and he had to be carried away. Mason absorbed all of that punishment and went to war with Hoost. Fighting under kickboxing rules can't be an excuse.
In the 70's and 80's most fighters had one or two specialised kicks. Nowadays, fighters have a wide range of techniques, Muay Thai fighters are renowned for the Leg/Sweep and turning kicks. So if you can beat this style then you could be a great
Best presentation hands down. I watched this looong ago but I still feel the same way about it to this day ♻️
Wtf! How the eff have I never heard of this guy 😂
Those kicks are 100% Tae Kwon Do.
That's 100 percent correct.
It was very unfortunate that people didn't know Taekwondo.-from Korean
Great video! Whats the background music at the start of the video?
Those liver shots are brutal
There was only one Bruce Lee . The man , the legend , the myth .... the Dragon
everyone wanted to learn his style until you said it requires iron nuts. i wouldn't want to do that training
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Can you put the guys name in the title of the video? I didn't know who he was before this video and just in case people don't click the video you should put it in the thumbnail. Peope should still learn his name. He deserves that.
Awesome video ❤
what is this channel now? it used to be pretty good technical breakdowns. with the thumbnails and the Bruce Lee bait it's looking more like kickboxing clickbait for the casual mma fan. in reality this guy could stomp Bruce Lee to death easy, he fights full contact Muay Thai. Bruce Lee had good ideas but he was a camera fighter. so the Bruce Lee comparison is kind of an insult.
there's good info in these if you watch them but to a person like me, who doesn't know nothing about kickboxing and Muay Thai, outwardly these videos look like they're for people at the very base of striking sports knowledge. so I pass over most of them.
As a thai fighter myself I agree with you 110%
As much as I respect Lee's legacy Gibson could mop the floor with Lee's face.
Why not put his actual name in the title? (Manson Gibson) put some respect on his name, he was an actual fighter, Bruce Lee was an actor.
I didn't think Spinjitzu was a real thing, but at 3:11 he proved me wrong.
Now that I've watched all the MVP fights, I know what I'm going to watch the next days 😁
he is not Bruce Lee and wil never be.
Better than Bruce Lee maybe for sure
*No one said he was! However, he was heavily inspired by Bruce Lee. FACTS.*
Bruce lee was an actor.
You had me at the iron nuts LOL 4:15
All I need is this absolutely fire opening track! we ALL NEED IT! I love both Bruce and Manson, but all I can pay attention to is this music. For the love of god man, What is it???????
When I first started training Muay Thai from a kempo background spinning kicks were my thing as I could get them out as fast and accurate as someone can throw a round kick but in one match I got caught twice in a row in the nuts in the same exact manner as it just seems to be the natural trajectory of most medium round kicks vs spinning back/side kicks and… well… I throw round kicks usually now.
Wow! Jamás ví un peleador tan espectacular!
😊 I met this guy at a karate tournament one time... he just came from winning in Mexico, and me and him were hanging out the entire time of the tournament. We were exchanging back and forth about martial arts and *berry gordons the last dragon" and how he originally was to play in the movie as star but turned it down.. he eas wearing the belt he just won in mexico... He also stated that he was the boxer "sugar shame nosleys brother" but when i review mosley life 25 years later it states he only has 2 sisters.. but this guy was kool and if he reads this hey waddup!! He saw me as the best in the world at the time.. i appreciate him hanging with me
Hey man,are you planning to make a superlek video? Id love to see one from you
Spinning kick is a double edge knife. The one who can use this kick to beat opponent on ring is really talented
I saw him for the first time in this video and this man is, above all, a sportsman. This is the true power. The boys that refuses his glow touches are not fighters, they are angry childs. I had great respect and will never forget his name.
These guys lose respect when they behave badly towards their opposition. It is good to see them shamed ,which eventually happens..
That nut cup must be made of some incredible material. This video had me cracking up sometimes with the way you point certain things out
This is what TH-cam was created for...sharing Manson Gibson to the world who has never heard of him.
I loved k1 in early 2000, yet havent heard about this guy.. how is that possible??
Thanks for bringing him from underground :)
figures the best counter to a very solid technique is one that disregards the very norms that make it so deadly
Perfect flow and balance. Black magic
The most interesting so far
A hellova fighter and sportsman. Wonderful
Quite sure i've seen this guy "Black Bruce Lee" on this channel before. - Allright. Let's watch it!
As years go by, Gibson was getting more & more seasoned as a great fighter. By now, he has no more fear of any Muay Thai boxers
😁great show
Manson Gibson is so unorthodox, and kind of a goofball. He's very brash, and I imagine frustrating to coach, but seems quite good natured.
I wish Samart Payakaroon was bigger, because that's the fight I would have liked to see in that era.
I've no idea who would win, but Samart's distance management was second to none, which is why it would have been interesting.