Kungfu Master's Awesome Match Despite Disagreeing With Muay Thai Rules
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2023
- We have a recent match from Long Hu Men Lao Si, a very formidable Kungfu master. He takes on a Muay Thai man from the Superman Muay Thai school. However, there seems to be a disagreement about how many knees are allowed in clinch. Let's see what happens and how this Kungfu Master handles the misunderstanding. Let us know what you think. Did the Muay Thai side disregard the rules or did Kungfu Master misremember? Or was it just an excuse. Leave your comments and we'll talk more martial arts! Also, how does this compare to the Buakaw vs Yanlong match?
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Oh it’s happening. Kung fu is going into some early stages of mma I can feel it. Mixed Kung Fu, mkf, it’s gonna happen
there is a style of mixed kung fu called 'Wudangquan' from Fu Zhensong. Donnie Yen's mother is a direct lineage holder
It existed in the 17 and 1800s European visitors commented on matches being held in public spaces, with rules and betteing.
Lol Kung Fu cannot compete with modern MMA unless it leaves behind literally all its traditions and techniques and just copies ours
@@Tr8nt Sanda is a modern interpretation of Kung Fu that has displayed various levels of success within MMA. Also, Kung Fu is the Chinese version of mixed martial arts because it's a umbrella term for the various martial arts within China.
That just sounds like Sanda with extra steps.
The MT guy was just expending energy trying to punch. Respect to KF guy, definitely took the moral victory for his sportsmanship.
Your commentary is good, Jerry, but more importantly, you do so much to bring these more obscure fights to a wider audience. I would have never seen so many of these matches if not for you.
Cool to see some KF guys finally showing up and not embarrassing themselves.
I feel kungfu is making a comeback after being humbled by xu xiaodong😮
Kung Fu has always worked, just extremely difficult to master and to implement in real life need alot of actual combat practices.
KF guy is actually very good, he is baiting the other guy into his distance game. His back thrust and reverse spinning kick are tight, very clean techniques. BUT I agree with you, he was eating too many leg kicks, eventhough he was penalising the other guys with punches. Personally, I rather eat leg kicks than punches to the face.
If the rules stated one knee then the muay thai guy should follow the rules. I'm glad the kung fu guy didn't throw a tantrum and instead was messing around by staying outside to be petty. Kung fu guy has good understanding of range
Did you just say Long Hu Men??????? That's the name of the name of a Comic about Kung Fu haha
Bruh that’s a comic I always wanted to read but could never find an English translation
Manhua influenced my art style alot
Amazing video and commentary!!!
Maybe some good videos are hard to come by, but Ehsan Shafiq fight were amazing to watch, and I´d love to see a Fight commentary breakdow o him!!!!
Keep up the good work!!!!
We featured ehsan in the early days of this channel.
Long Hu Men? So he's "Master Dragon Tiger Gate"? Like the comic/film?
Kicks higher but more crescent-y. Muay Thai Guy exploits every opening in the Kung Fu Man's guard but Kung Fu Guy evades everything he sees coming. Pretty even match.
One of the best showing for king fu
Damn good fight!
Maybe he didnt know it. But at 5:04 he came up with the answer to muaythai' s grab behind the head and knee. In kungfu it double dragon strike. In tai chi perhaps something else.
This just shows that referees are biased and these fights are unfair. Terrible culture that cultivates this behavior amongst officials.
Good match. But back in my days when I use to complete kickboxing match, knees and elbows strikes are not allowed in a kickboxing ring. But there was always one or two strikes we do in the ring and when the ref comes and says that's not allow, l use to say "It was a accident" lol. In this video even the Kung Fu guy lost he did landed some good kicks there. Good video Jerry. Keep it up 👍
lol you couldve said sternum, nipples, pectorals, armpit -nope!
Xyphoid Process 😆, love it.
You should reference arm guard position by body meridians😄
Not cool of muay thai guy to throw a kick during touch glove. Kungfu guy could have thrown knees himself.
Wow pretty good fight. 😅
It's funny seeing people in the comment sections say "But when they fight it looks like kickboxing." Schola gladiatoria has a video where europeans from England remark that there were Chinese martial artists, having full contact matches, with some rules, and betting in market places weekly. Kickboxing was invented in Asia, probably in different places at the same time, with varying rulesets and degrees of popularity, not just thai land or the USA. That's not me talking, but written historical documents from white people traveling there. Kickboxing was an established form of public martial arts, competitive, exhibition or challenge matches. Sometimes the loser of a match would have to close his school, or leave town. Weapons matches in the royal courts, some times to the death go back to even the earliest dynasties. All of these empty hand and armed were extreme pressure tests without protective equipment.
The referee should be reprimanded
What style of kung fu does he train? He fought well.
feel like kung fu guys are advancing.
Eh, more like the good ones are actually getting some of the spotlight.
There have always been good schools that do sparring consistently, but when there are so many idiots in your martial art, they naturally get more attention.
There is certainly some increase in competent kung fu guys, but not as much of an increase as it might seem initially
K1 RULES in 2023 are active clinch. As long as you are staying busy offensively the clinch is allowed
neverovatan mec,,ko u filmu
Dobar mec svakako!
What language is this?
@@FightCommentary I spoke Croatian here, Dragan spoke Serbian I think, we're sibling languages ✌
@@FightCommentary Serbia
@@martialgeeks odusevio me ovaj kung fu majstor,,,radi sa nekom lakocom,,a muay thai je cvrst ko beton
LOL. Xiphoid process. Came here to see some mixed martial arts... got a physiology lesson. 😁 It seemed like KF guy didn't have enough power in his strikes as the MT guy did not fear them.
First comment 😁
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Kung Fu needs bare hand for max eff., gloves are not comfy. Good match!
Kungfu man was doing well when he used that long guard to jam him. Keeping him off balance to disrupt the leg kick. But it was hard for him to switch back and forth between long guard AND getting the game going that he wanted to get off
Looked like Muay Thai fighter had more power.
different sort of power. Muay Thai Man never jumps and yet the Kung Fu Guy has solid grounding.
I agree and he says he lost because of the knees but he should’ve blocked the combos the fight was close
What type of kung fu does he do? He looked pretty solid
Well kung fu will always be at a disadvantage in competitive fighting. Given that the the rules ban them from using the more effective techniques. Theyll have to do something that very few practitioners do properly: DUN DUN DUUUUNNNN.......adapt 😐
It's mostly the boxing gloves that make it awkward to do them. But, as we see time and time again, people can make it work with those too.
Anything with MMA gloves would help out a lot more imo.
@toyoseries Yeah. Back when I did martial arts, it was either wraps or mma style gloves. I tried to mix boxing, taekwando, and Taido. And let me tell you, the boxing gloves were not helping, lol.
I want to go back to old school fighting I’m 23; no rules both martial arts use all their skill sets and no back to the head hits.
Kung fu guy was very good the Muay Thai was crazy good thogh
Kungfu guys pretty good. Fight could have been a draw. The dodging and avoiding is from both boxing and northern Shaolin kungfu.
This was a good Kickboxing Match 💪🏾🥷🏽🥊🥋
For once a Muay Thai guy seems immature when against a Kung fu practitioner
Footage is yet again sped up
Yep
a kung fu guy who can actually fight? what is this sorcery. it shows that if you want to make kung fu good in the ring, don't be traditional.
I wonder what type of kung fu is this
Master
Meh, you said the kung fu guy has holes in his game because he can't deal with more than one knee in the clinch. But that's not fair. He has to dump like 70% of his kung fu techniques to fight in a sport match. In a real fight, when a muay thai guy clinches, he leaves his face wide open while grabbing the back of your head. Can rip out of eyes, twist his head, hit him in his throat, everything is wide open. But obviously the kung fu guy isn't going to do that here, because he is following rules. So it's not just the muay thai guy that's being gimped by the rules. The kung fu guy is gimped more.
I don’t know about the head twist.But I don’t think the kung fu guy can rip out his eyes when in a clinch because in the video when the kung fu guy is in a clinch, the Muay Thai guy is making the kung fu dudes head look a bit little down and the kung fu guy can’t see little bit and would just probably try to hit around trying to find the Muay Thai dudes eye. Plus the Muay Thai guy arms is wrap around the kung fu guy hands so it will be more hard to rip out his eyes but hitting the throat, yeah I can see that happening because the Muay Thai dude heads is up and the kung fu guys hand is near the throat when he’s in the clinch. But yeah that just what I think would happen if the kung fu is trying to eye poke and hit the Muay Thai dude in the throat when in a clinch
Oh yeah also, the Muay Thai dude could just hit the back of the kung fu dudes head when in a clinch, it won’t have much power but can still do a lot of damage.
fake match
What was fake in this one?😮😮😮
Kung Fu nowadays is a combination of Muaythai,TKD, Karate blended together and branded as Kung Fu, lol.
Most modern day martial arts were derived from Kung Fu, my friend.. what u talking abt
@@blazingdragon9607 Hahahaha of course knee, elbow, clinching TKD, Karate or even judo are originated from Kung Fu . You should include Japanese high-speed train as well originated from China. Lol
@@Singular121 Dude think.. why do we call these martial arts like mma, boxing, kickboxing modern? Ofc authentic Shaolin Kung fu consists of Elbows, finger jabs, joint locks, grappling.. Even Kickboxing is derived from karate my friend
@@blazingdragon9607 So that's why they called it Muaythai. Why don't they call karate or Judo or Muaythai or TKD a Kung Fu! It's because they're different.... But being Chinese I can understand that it's your nature to claim everything to belong to you 5,000 years ago.... Soon China is gonna claim Japanese high-speed train originated from China.
High-speed train being constructed in Thailand has nothings to do with China but yet China claims that it's China BRI project with financial support BS...FYI The train will be imported from Japan....So stop your disgusting behaviour in claiming everything. No wonder why the West really hate you.
@@blazingdragon9607 bruh, some Martial Arts have similar moves to Kungfu doesn mean those Martial Arts derived from Kungfu. You are so full of yourself, are you sure you ani't high ? lol
Shouldn't kung-fu master be immune to being kicked 'down there'?
Iron ball technique
thats hardcore hardcore stuff. not every master can do it
@@jassimarsingh6505 youre serious, arent you?
If he's shaolin kung fu trained than maybe?
How kung fu wins: complain about rules cause he cant do damage
Again, another kung fu Vs Muay Thai fight but you can't use muay thai. Imagine a Karate Vs Judo but you can't grab the opponent. Or boxing Vs Taekwondo but you can't kick. And the kung fu guy is good, he's got skills, but I think that the whole world is getting tired of that crybully attitude from chinese people, not only at martial arts, but especially at it, always making rules in their favor and crying about it constantly.
and kung fu guy cant elbow to back of the neck, or punch his fingers in the opponents eyes, or arm drag and snap the elbow.
stop complaining.
Real fight on the street do not have any rules, anything goes, if this is the kind of fight, then i don't see how the muay thai practitioners can guarantee 100% win, it will always be 50/50. Traditional martial arts were created to fight under no rules, many certainly do not have conditioning like sport fighters do, because people that learn traditional martial arts want to end the fight as fast as possible in the rule less street fight.
There is no sport match in modern era that allows Kung Fu practitioners to use everything they have trained, it was always limited to kickboxing rules for the majority of time, and while other than the kickboxers, the muay thai practitioners got the most advantage of this. So don't complain, just because other people can fight without using muay thai doesn't mean there's an excuse to belittle them.
@@UnjustVerdict You have to differentiate the situation in this modern days in China vs China in the past where chaos existed everywhere. In today's world, i agree that normal sparring like those in mma will do, but you also have to understand that most people around the world that practiced TMA are or can be considered part time hobbyist, very few are hardcore like those in mma or muay thai. There were plenty of formidable fighters in China when ancient style Lei Tai matches existed, even during the late Qing to early Nationalist era, but because there were no rules and too often caused lots of casualties, this style of Lei Tai match was banned by the Nationalist government, and traditional Chinese martial arts has been in decline in China since that time. Add to the fact that people are money oriented on average and earning a living is rather easy in China today without getting yourself injured, hence hardcore practitioners are not nearly as numerous as those in the past.
Buakaw or Saenchai or Rodtang will not be this formidable or even close to what they are now if they were born into an upper class family in term of economy. Society shaped people.
As for me, i had actually met some very formidable ethnic Chinese that would fit into street brawler type in southeast Asia back then, these guys certainly never trained like those from muay thai or mma, but they did have plenty of fighting experiences under no rule at all, i did witness a few street fights between them and some others or some thugs, they did well in maiming their opponents, their fights that i witness ended fast with their opponents in serious injury or broken bones, but all these can only happened in messy or lawless society where money can actually buy you out of trouble. And all of them were never professional fighters in the ring, they were either small businessmen or workers of some sorts that earn normal living to support their family, they prefer to avoid troubles when necessary if possible, but when they are cornered, they fight.
There's no need to give some excuse to belittle others just because you haven't seen those things. Martial arts styles whether it is traditional or modern are only as good as the practitioners want it to be. For hardcore, it work most of time, for part time hobbyists, it depends on their capability to defend themselves, and remember other than skills, "LUCK" plays a great role as well.
@@weirdno.1uniqueno.173 well explained
@@Purwapada As if kung fu can do any of those things in a fight. MMA rules, they still suck. What excuse do you use then?