I was going off my own experience from boxing into bjj and when he said 20 lol I knew he was being humble but I was guessing more than 30. Pretty much 5 submissions a minute
Lol not that it needed answering but this answers the Tyson Fury stupidity re Jon Jones. "If we were locked in a room.......". JJ would do as he pleased to Fury ;)
Jiu jitsu is good for 1 vs 1, however it is not effective against anything more than 1 out on the street. Good roll brother, you’ll become a black belt in no time.
@@arenlarken8647 highly debatable. wtf lol bro schwab is mid cyborg is a jacked world class athlete. schwab hasnt fought at all. cyborg is still training
The “I believe Jiu Jitsu changes lives” really hits for me. My son started training about a year ago and he’s a completely different kid. He does better in school, he’s more confident, he enjoys working out now, he’s humble, resilient and just all in all happier.
Tony, I am incredibly impressed with how far your content has evolved. Seeing a professional broaden their horizons and be willing to show a little humility to get better at another sport is always interesting to watch.
Proud of you for doing something like this that is so out of your comfort zone. At 65 I got involved in run and gun competitive pistol shooting. I was terrible and lost in learning the complexities of the sport but 4 years later I am much improved and accept my skill and age limitations. Go get em tiger! Bill
Seems you are exploring bjj more and more , for an established pro boxer I think thats a super rare case. Maybe you can do a video on defense against ground situations for boxers in the near future? Just an idea:)
That video should be made by or with someone who actually knows "defense "against ground situations". Also bjj start standing and includes all of Judo. But it is safer to have someone who doesn't know any standing grappling to start on the ground for their own sake since they do not know how to take a fall.
I did (I was only an amateur boxer, but for a long time) but I didn't have time for it and I think I'm getting too old maybe. But I thought it was great.
My 4 kids started BJJ almost two years ago, their ages range from 8-14. They love to compete in tournaments and test their abilities. While they did BJJ class, I dabbled in punches and crunches and have now journeyed into BJJ. As a mom who’s almost 40, I’m having so much fun learning both skills. So neat to see other families doing similar things.
love hearing this... my 3 little girls do it too.. age 5,7,8 - its so good for them (to e honest they would rather play dolls haha) but we get them there
@@TENNSUMITSUMA a little bit of boxing and a little bit of ab work. I say a little bit but I’m dripping sweat after the hour of class. Sometimes we do kickboxing. After punches and crunches I hit BJJ class. I really love it all tho.
TONY! You're an animal for going into a new sport after reaching the heights you have! Props to you for having the humility to start from ground zero in another sport. Olympic medalist and now mixed martial artist!
@@Tony_Jeffries Truly you demonstrated great sports spirit there. It not easy to keep an humble beginner mind when you are great in your own sphere of expertise.
@@Tony_Jeffries You should also move on to learn Kickboxing/Muay Thai, along with Wrestling/Judo to accompany your BJJ skills. Then ,you'll have the complete skillset of an MMA Fighter Tony!
Que fantástico, que lição de humildade! O cara é reconhecido em outra arte marcial ter a coragem de colocar um kimono e treinar com um campeão mundial de Jiu-Jitsu... Não é todo dia que se vê algo assim.
Love to see boxing guys embrace the ground game. No debates, no theorycrafting, just practice the different critical aspects of fighting to then put it all together
Like others have said, it would have been so easy for you to just rest on your laurels but your desire to learn and grow won out over the discomfort and humility of starting BJJ, and that deserves a lot of respect. Love these grappling videos. You’ll be a blue belt in no time (and therefore dangerous on both the feet and the ground)!
Love this Tony, jiu jitsu doesn’t get the recognition it deserves because it doesn’t have the best exposure as a singular martial art. Thank you for showing how humbling it is and being a champ about it. We all start somewhere but at least we start! Well done 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Utmost respect to you Tony for going the full 6 minutes even when Cyborg suggested to end it at 20 subs, and willingness to learn new things, inspiring!
former boxer/ kick boxer myself and i'm a jiu jitsu purple belt -i love this Tony keep training...ive met Cyborg and he's an animal on the mat bro-much love
Im new to your channel and I love how open minded and humble you are. Usually with specialist fighters they think one martial art is the best and the other are garbage but seeing your sparring videos with other martial artist and clearly taking the martial arts seriously and giving the martial artist respect gains you mine.
Great to see Tony I'm a month into my BJJ journey and loving it so far, boxed as a youth and thought i could handle myself, never been so wrong in my life!
Absolutely love your videos mate! I’m an Ex boxer now BJJ purple belt and I’m sure you’re finding out like I did how humble it makes you.. keep up the videos Tony, definitely up there with my favourite channel on RUclips
Tony, you're the man. Absolutely love you're energy. Screams fitness, passion, you got it brother! Keep grinding for us man! Love these try something new videos! 🎉
Just wanted to thank you for all the content you have created over the years. It has helped me greatly as a boxer, and now seeing this while also starting out my own BJJ journey at 39 is very inspiring.
I trained at FS. I follow you and apply your teachings to my bag work. This is like watching one's Superman and Batman hanging out! Thank you for everything you do and the knowledge you share!
This was an awesome clip. Love the cameraderie and the respect between the two different disciplines. People who have put the YEARS of effort into learning how to fight are amazing and at a different level to 90+% of the general population.
Beautiful content, mate. Keep it going. Really enjoying your videos, especially the ones where you try different martial arts.( The muay thai video is also one of my favorites) Have a good one and thank you for all the lessons, champ! :)
I started my BJJ journey 26 years ago (in 1997) . I remember my first training session like my first kiss. I got submitted more than just 20 times on my very first day and wanted to give up BJJ , because I thought I was just so bad. Today I cannot imagine a life without BJJ :).
Getting subbed 33 times is one thing but there should be a reset after every sub to at least a neutral position, at least thats how i train and i think the sub count wouldnt have been as ridiculous if that was the case. AWSOME VIDEO THO!!
I have been practicing boxing and muay thai for some years and 3 months ago started to do bjj classes twice a week just to know the basics of wrestling and rolling and to be able to defend myself against wrestler. Besides all the advantages of bjj you already mentioned in your videos I started to fell better during my muay thai sparring sessions: as if I unlocked some hidden energy source which boosted my stamina. I advise everyone to do some bjj on a regular basis: it is great for overall fitness and I simply adore the atmosphere of mutual respect which boxing and muay thai clubs sometimes lack
Love this. Back in college when I was training Muay Thai and boxing, I seriously underestimated how scary even someone with the basic fundamentals of grappling can be. Rolling the first time is an eye opening experience, both in how easily you can be controlled by a weaker person with knowledge, and the fact that stand up cardio doesn't necessarily translate to grappling cardio. I felt less bad about the latter when I saw a triathlete roll for the first time and look like he was ready to pass out after 5 minutes.
Super interesting video. And the words between you and cyborg at the final, OUTSTANDING. Show how humble and good persons are. Beautiful video. Big Oss!!!
I can't believe this, I'm just a black belt in karate, I've been in bjj for almost a month, I've decided not to give up but I feel a little bad because I'm afraid of getting injured (I'm a normal person, I'm not a professional) and everyone passes me but i am training with a great teacher in Madrid. And everyone passes me and finish me haha. The fact of seeing you a great boxer do this reaffirms me in true humility and martial path. One can stay in their comfort zone or go to another world and throw a good pair of balls. Seeing you is very casual just as I am starting this path. A sign from God for me haha You are great Tony.
@@Tony_Jeffries Both. I'd say boxing is best for self-defense but I do BJJ because I hate getting punched lol. So, full respect to boxers. Still I watch your channel to learn not to get knocked out.
I think wrestling and BBJ are good complements to b oxing...help by the fact you aren't used to being off your feet nor are you used to arm and joint traps
Amazing video!!! Well done Tony. So inspiring to you see you take on a challenge like that. I think you actually gave a fantastic account of yourself in that round. No doubt you will watch this back in years to come with a more experienced eye and critique it. Great stuff
A guy with your boxing pedigree training the ground game. This is the thing dreams are made of! You got a sub (pun intended) from me. Can't wait to follow this!
great video tony! you've already made me want to get into boxing and now you're making want to train bjj! so I have question, do you think its could be a good idea to train both at the same time ? if so should I be training like boxing two times a week and bjj once? thank you tony continue what you're doing :)
I trained both at the same time for years. While both are very technical, for me, I found I needed more time on the mats in BJJ to stay fresh. One thing to think on is I found that I got injured more in BJJ and they were more serious enough that stopped me from training for a week or two. I got injured in boxing quite a bit too, but never kept me from the ring. Experiences will vary.
How the fuck the creativity flows like that , 32 times in six minutes and it was pretty much constant flow to different submissions. Beautiful to watch.
Class video , shows how it's all about levels in gyms and learning in sports. You can't walk into any combat sport and expect to be the top guy, Tony shows great class in learning a new sport . Cyborg showed class in going in at a combative but respectful spar, he wasn't trying to humiliate Tony just showed the difference in top level to entry level. This is why people need to join the right gym in any combat sport, if you walk in a gym and the top guys are bullies or enjoying humiliating guys , then walk out and find a new gym. Cyborg and Tony both showed how it should be done in a gym
That was ridiculously entertaining. Boxing is a science and was my first love, with MMA coming on the scene my mind has been blown with BJJ. You also showed the mindset that dictates success and failure, your willingness to be humiliated and not give up is something I have always admired. Criticism isnt a negative word, it's only negative to fragile people and criticism helps us grow.
So impressed by your willingness to step far outside your comfort zone and leave your ego out of it. I hope I can be as open to new approaches and challenges!
im from Hendon Sunderland.. Not many high calibre boxers would put themselves in that arena for all to see as it would damage there ego.. so respect Tony from a fellow makem, and good luck with your jiu jitsu..
Tony you're a real effin G. Your playful attitude is freakin awesome and it's enjoyable to watch. You're gonna keep training with these high level dudes and before you know it... You're going to be a high level dude yourself!
You are the man Tony ✊ Love ur channel and as a fellow BJJ player I know the struggle as a white belt. Keep grindning and the results will come. Awsome content 💯
Very informative, and instructional video. Cyborg is such a talented, humble man. I have to say, however, not only was you totally owned Tony, you had your arse well and truly whipped! 😆 Great you seemed to be having the time of your life though! 😃
I've been doing karate since way back in the 90's, but started doing bjj about 12 months ago. It's been a steep learning curve going from everything on the feet to everything on the floor.
Very cool video. Kudos to you Tony for being humble enough to take on this challenge and to learn a new fighting art. That said, based on my experience of having trained mma for almost 8 years and have followed the sport closely for many years, if Tony and Cyborg had to fight in mma, Cyborg would almost certainly win. There is a much greater chance that the vastly superior grappler will take down and submit a vastly superior boxer than the chance that the boxer will knockout the grappler.
These are great videos. Love the tone, humilty and respect. Well produced with heart. Boxed for years and then 3 years ago started grappling (wrestling and bjj) and even some kickboxing. I love to wrestle and roll. It's the inverse of learning a steiking art. You have to be open and willing to learn. And get cauliflower ear. Trying to shave after submission 18 is always fun the next day 😂
These videos are awesome and it seems you are really enjoying bjj I've done bjj for 2 months now and I have done muay Thai for 3 years and it's cool to see your dedicating some of your time to another martial arts when your already a champ in one it's really inspiring
To be fair he didn't let you get up abd restart after each submission. He would start from an advantageous position 99% of the time. Typically after you tap a guy you stabd up and start over
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Can you guess how many times could CYBORG Submit me in 6 Minutes?
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I was going off my own experience from boxing into bjj and when he said 20 lol I knew he was being humble but I was guessing more than 30. Pretty much 5 submissions a minute
Thank you for the spanish traduccion.
Lol not that it needed answering but this answers the Tyson Fury stupidity re Jon Jones. "If we were locked in a room.......". JJ would do as he pleased to Fury ;)
Ask Cyborg about his relationship with Marcel Goncalves. Also ask him what Marcel Goncalves did to one of his 16 year old students
Jiu jitsu is good for 1 vs 1, however it is not effective against anything more than 1 out on the street. Good roll brother, you’ll become a black belt in no time.
These BJJ Videos are actually great to watch. A real accomplished boxer giving it all up to become a new guy in a different sport. So impressive.
Happy that you like it mate, have you tried bjj or boxing?
@@Tony_Jeffries I joined a BJJ gym after watching your first lesson! I'm a new white belt and I'm hooked. Thanks for making this type of content :)
Black belt pressure is one thing, but world champ black belt pressure is another thing entirely 😅
Totally! Not a lot of humans are willing to start from the bottom when they’ve been on top of the hill for so long
@@Tony_Jeffries Good job brother been training 10 plus years BJJ saved my life
man didn’t even let you reset after each tap. really took the brendan schaub joke to heart 😂
yeah mate haha it was fast wow
Maybe bc he literally said how many times can you make me tap in 6 minutes 😂 he wasn’t butthurt about gay Schaub
@TA-hf6siwhy ?
@@lucasthompson1906 Its sad that in a real fight Schaub would kill Cyborg...yet its true
@@arenlarken8647 highly debatable. wtf lol bro schwab is mid cyborg is a jacked world class athlete. schwab hasnt fought at all. cyborg is still training
The “I believe Jiu Jitsu changes lives” really hits for me. My son started training about a year ago and he’s a completely different kid. He does better in school, he’s more confident, he enjoys working out now, he’s humble, resilient and just all in all happier.
And then get beaten by wrestlers 😂😂😂😂
@@bluenick4577 blue nick should start too, maybe he learns respect
@@vilchesboss respect bullshit haha jujitsu is absolutely pathetic bro
@@bluenick4577 I mean he wrestles and does Muay Thai too 🤷♂️
@@S.-.V yeah respect to muay thai the only reason why he's doing so well but jujitsu is still pathetic pathetic style
Tony, I am incredibly impressed with how far your content has evolved. Seeing a professional broaden their horizons and be willing to show a little humility to get better at another sport is always interesting to watch.
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Oh man Tony I just started BJJ myself. You look like you're having a blast learning it too, cheers man!
Proud of you for doing something like this that is so out of your comfort zone. At 65 I got involved in run and gun competitive pistol shooting. I was terrible and lost in learning the complexities of the sport but 4 years later I am much improved and accept my skill and age limitations. Go get em tiger! Bill
Nice!! Try boxing too mate
@@Tony_Jeffries too many years of kick boxing. Shoulders are a bit "shot". 😂
Seems you are exploring bjj more and more , for an established pro boxer I think thats a super rare case. Maybe you can do a video on defense against ground situations for boxers in the near future? Just an idea:)
Great idea for a next video mate, thanks for sharing!
And take down defenses.
That video should be made by or with someone who actually knows "defense "against ground situations". Also bjj start standing and includes all of Judo. But it is safer to have someone who doesn't know any standing grappling to start on the ground for their own sake since they do not know how to take a fall.
I did (I was only an amateur boxer, but for a long time) but I didn't have time for it and I think I'm getting too old maybe. But I thought it was great.
@@Boxing_Gamer you can do it
My 4 kids started BJJ almost two years ago, their ages range from 8-14. They love to compete in tournaments and test their abilities. While they did BJJ class, I dabbled in punches and crunches and have now journeyed into BJJ. As a mom who’s almost 40, I’m having so much fun learning both skills. So neat to see other families doing similar things.
That’s very cool, must be fun all doing it!
love hearing this... my 3 little girls do it too.. age 5,7,8 - its so good for them (to e honest they would rather play dolls haha) but we get them there
Im a bjj black belt from brazil. So good to read this. God bless ur family
What the hell is punches and crunches?!
@@TENNSUMITSUMA a little bit of boxing and a little bit of ab work. I say a little bit but I’m dripping sweat after the hour of class. Sometimes we do kickboxing. After punches and crunches I hit BJJ class. I really love it all tho.
TONY! You're an animal for going into a new sport after reaching the heights you have! Props to you for having the humility to start from ground zero in another sport. Olympic medalist and now mixed martial artist!
Thank you 🙏🏼 means alot
@@Tony_Jeffries Truly you demonstrated great sports spirit there. It not easy to keep an humble beginner mind when you are great in your own sphere of expertise.
@@Tony_Jeffries You should also move on to learn Kickboxing/Muay Thai, along with Wrestling/Judo to accompany your BJJ skills. Then ,you'll have the complete skillset of an MMA Fighter
Tony!
Instead it is respectable and honourable to learn a new combat method
Having almost no ego makes your videos be as good as they are mate!
Awesome content as always.
Thanks!!
Que fantástico, que lição de humildade!
O cara é reconhecido em outra arte marcial ter a coragem de colocar um kimono e treinar com um campeão mundial de Jiu-Jitsu... Não é todo dia que se vê algo assim.
ainda mais contra o cyborg kkkkkkkkkk. Muito massa
Verdade
Love to see boxing guys embrace the ground game. No debates, no theorycrafting, just practice the different critical aspects of fighting to then put it all together
Like others have said, it would have been so easy for you to just rest on your laurels but your desire to learn and grow won out over the discomfort and humility of starting BJJ, and that deserves a lot of respect. Love these grappling videos. You’ll be a blue belt in no time (and therefore dangerous on both the feet and the ground)!
Love this Tony, jiu jitsu doesn’t get the recognition it deserves because it doesn’t have the best exposure as a singular martial art. Thank you for showing how humbling it is and being a champ about it. We all start somewhere but at least we start! Well done 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Your videos are just getting better and better! Perfect editing; perfect ratio of commentary to examples.
Utmost respect to you Tony for going the full 6 minutes even when Cyborg suggested to end it at 20 subs, and willingness to learn new things, inspiring!
I started training in boxing recently and your videos have helped me greatly. I would also love to start training in BJJ sometime later
former boxer/ kick boxer myself and i'm a jiu jitsu purple belt -i love this Tony keep training...ive met Cyborg and he's an animal on the mat bro-much love
Great video. Two legends. Love your channel, Tony.
Thanks for the comment Mat 🥊
Im new to your channel and I love how open minded and humble you are. Usually with specialist fighters they think one martial art is the best and the other are garbage but seeing your sparring videos with other martial artist and clearly taking the martial arts seriously and giving the martial artist respect gains you mine.
Great to see Tony I'm a month into my BJJ journey and loving it so far, boxed as a youth and thought i could handle myself, never been so wrong in my life!
Absolutely love your videos mate! I’m an Ex boxer now BJJ purple belt and I’m sure you’re finding out like I did how humble it makes you.. keep up the videos Tony, definitely up there with my favourite channel on RUclips
oh wow thats great... a purple belt too.. stud! well done mate, respect
You’re such an inspiration Tony!! 🙏🏼 Love how you have such a growth mindset!! Keep doing what you’re doing 💪🏼
Tony, you're the man. Absolutely love you're energy. Screams fitness, passion, you got it brother! Keep grinding for us man! Love these try something new videos! 🎉
Thank you 🙏🏼 means alot
Just wanted to thank you for all the content you have created over the years. It has helped me greatly as a boxer, and now seeing this while also starting out my own BJJ journey at 39 is very inspiring.
Tony,i like your energy,openess and no ego games.
Appreciate it mate 🙏🏻
The most notable thing about the videos you do is your humility. Hands down the best quality a person can have
I trained at FS. I follow you and apply your teachings to my bag work. This is like watching one's Superman and Batman hanging out! Thank you for everything you do and the knowledge you share!
Thank you 🙏🏼 Appreciate it ma man
This was an awesome clip. Love the cameraderie and the respect between the two different disciplines.
People who have put the YEARS of effort into learning how to fight are amazing and at a different level to 90+% of the general population.
Beautiful content, mate. Keep it going. Really enjoying your videos, especially the ones where you try different martial arts.( The muay thai video is also one of my favorites)
Have a good one and thank you for all the lessons, champ! :)
I just love when guys from other martial arts try something different. It's beautiful.
Awesome to see you on the BJJ journey Tony. I started lat year at 41, hardest thing I’ve ever done 😂
Tony's boxing videos for self defense are great. I'm not surprised to see him still learning and growing.
I started my BJJ journey 26 years ago (in 1997) . I remember my first training session like my first kiss. I got submitted more than just 20 times on my very first day and wanted to give up BJJ , because I thought I was just so bad.
Today I cannot imagine a life without BJJ :).
Getting subbed 33 times is one thing but there should be a reset after every sub to at least a neutral position, at least thats how i train and i think the sub count wouldnt have been as ridiculous if that was the case. AWSOME VIDEO THO!!
Yeah, agree. Would no Gi also translate to less subs? Have no idea, just asking.
I have been practicing boxing and muay thai for some years and 3 months ago started to do bjj classes twice a week just to know the basics of wrestling and rolling and to be able to defend myself against wrestler. Besides all the advantages of bjj you already mentioned in your videos I started to fell better during my muay thai sparring sessions: as if I unlocked some hidden energy source which boosted my stamina.
I advise everyone to do some bjj on a regular basis: it is great for overall fitness and I simply adore the atmosphere of mutual respect which boxing and muay thai clubs sometimes lack
Love this. Back in college when I was training Muay Thai and boxing, I seriously underestimated how scary even someone with the basic fundamentals of grappling can be. Rolling the first time is an eye opening experience, both in how easily you can be controlled by a weaker person with knowledge, and the fact that stand up cardio doesn't necessarily translate to grappling cardio. I felt less bad about the latter when I saw a triathlete roll for the first time and look like he was ready to pass out after 5 minutes.
The question is how many times Tony can punch CYBORG in the face within 6 minutes 🤣
No punching is allowed is this fight mate 😅
If it were, standing 500
I was looking for this comment!
The difference is that not every punch is a significant punch or a knockout...in BJJ every one of those submissions could injure/kill you.
@@yew2oob954 You're comparing attempted punches with completed submissions.
Super interesting video. And the words between you and cyborg at the final, OUTSTANDING. Show how humble and good persons are. Beautiful video. Big Oss!!!
Excelente!! Se nota que tienes un excelente estado físico y un altisimo espiritu de guerrero! Mis respetos!!!
I can't believe this, I'm just a black belt in karate, I've been in bjj for almost a month, I've decided not to give up but I feel a little bad because I'm afraid of getting injured (I'm a normal person, I'm not a professional) and everyone passes me but i am training with a great teacher in Madrid. And everyone passes me and finish me haha.
The fact of seeing you a great boxer do this reaffirms me in true humility and martial path. One can stay in their comfort zone or go to another world and throw a good pair of balls.
Seeing you is very casual just as I am starting this path.
A sign from God for me haha
You are great Tony.
mad respect to Jeffries trying out totally different field with ultra positive mindset. o7
Thanks ma man, have you tried boxing or bjj?
@@Tony_Jeffries Both. I'd say boxing is best for self-defense but I do BJJ because I hate getting punched lol. So, full respect to boxers. Still I watch your channel to learn not to get knocked out.
One of my favorite RUclips channels!🔥💯🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you Gabriel 🙏🏻
@@Tony_Jeffries 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯
I think wrestling and BBJ are good complements to b oxing...help by the fact you aren't used to being off your feet nor are you used to arm and joint traps
have you tried boxing or wrestling mate?
As always Tony great learning video. Hello from Bay Ridge Brooklyn
Amazing video!!! Well done Tony. So inspiring to you see you take on a challenge like that. I think you actually gave a fantastic account of yourself in that round. No doubt you will watch this back in years to come with a more experienced eye and critique it. Great stuff
Thank you mate means alot
Thank you from France Tony!
What a pleasure to see a video like that! Don't Change :)
But now he has to get into the ring and box against you
Will ask for that if he tries boxing mate 😁
Love these videos man and congratulations on the second strip!
Appreciate it mate 🙏🏻
Hey Tony! Your channel has helped a lot! Can you do some videos on defense tips? I would appreciate it!
Have you watched this mate? ruclips.net/video/Wjl0OpSZFvw/видео.html
A guy with your boxing pedigree training the ground game. This is the thing dreams are made of! You got a sub (pun intended) from me. Can't wait to follow this!
In the next episode bring that guy in the ring🥊😆.
You mean in boxing mate? he talks about this at the end of the video…. Did you see what he said?
2 great guys!!! I enjoyed that. Keep Sparing, the Force is with U
great video tony! you've already made me want to get into boxing and now you're making want to train bjj! so I have question, do you think its could be a good idea to train both at the same time ? if so should I be training like boxing two times a week and bjj once? thank you tony continue what you're doing :)
I trained both at the same time for years. While both are very technical, for me, I found I needed more time on the mats in BJJ to stay fresh. One thing to think on is I found that I got injured more in BJJ and they were more serious enough that stopped me from training for a week or two. I got injured in boxing quite a bit too, but never kept me from the ring. Experiences will vary.
@@AverageDaveVideos nice thank you I appreciate your answer! And would you think the same about wrestling or judo ?
You can do both bro
@@antonb8575 Haven't done either, but if you got the time try them all!
AWESOME VIDEO, thanks for sharing & displaying how to be humble in front of another master of another range! Love your channel and appreciate you!
Funny how these BJJ guys emphasise technique over strength,
but they're all built like tanks. 😆
And most of the guys at the top levels are juiced to the gills
@@proteinman1981 there are tests every big tournament nowadays
How the fuck the creativity flows like that , 32 times in six minutes and it was pretty much constant flow to different submissions. Beautiful to watch.
👎 this was not boxer vs bjj, this was boxer tries bjj with black belt bjj artist
Man, this was so awesome to see. You have the perfect attitude and heart. Incredible!
This man is a great example for us all! No ego and a world class athlete. 👏🏾☝🏽
Jiu-Jitsu changes lives without a doubt. Keep it up, Tony!
45 yr old purple belt here ... loving the way you keep getting up and getting back at it ... gas for days.
Class video , shows how it's all about levels in gyms and learning in sports. You can't walk into any combat sport and expect to be the top guy, Tony shows great class in learning a new sport . Cyborg showed class in going in at a combative but respectful spar, he wasn't trying to humiliate Tony just showed the difference in top level to entry level.
This is why people need to join the right gym in any combat sport, if you walk in a gym and the top guys are bullies or enjoying humiliating guys , then walk out and find a new gym. Cyborg and Tony both showed how it should be done in a gym
Kudos to you for stepping out of your comfort zone. You have a lot of heart.
That was ridiculously entertaining. Boxing is a science and was my first love, with MMA coming on the scene my mind has been blown with BJJ. You also showed the mindset that dictates success and failure, your willingness to be humiliated and not give up is something I have always admired. Criticism isnt a negative word, it's only negative to fragile people and criticism helps us grow.
Great stuff Tony. Now you've got boxing as your striking martial art, and BJJ as your ground defense, just like me.
I love this man, you can tell he’ll be exactly like this in real life and comes across an absolute legend
Tony is humble and is a fast learner.
Fun and pleasant to watch.
Congrats.
Tony is such a humble bloke. This video is awesome! P. S his liver shots in that clip look savage 😮
2 top athletes, both respectful of each others craft and humble. Great to see!
So impressed by your willingness to step far outside your comfort zone and leave your ego out of it. I hope I can be as open to new approaches and challenges!
im from Hendon Sunderland.. Not many high calibre boxers would put themselves in that arena for all to see as it would damage there ego.. so respect Tony from a fellow makem, and good luck with your jiu jitsu..
Tony, I appreciate your courage and humility
Much respect for putting this up. Great video
Tony you're a real effin G. Your playful attitude is freakin awesome and it's enjoyable to watch. You're gonna keep training with these high level dudes and before you know it... You're going to be a high level dude yourself!
In just 3 months training jiu jitsu I learned alot on how to see and escaping a coming traps. Helps alot
You are the man Tony ✊ Love ur channel and as a fellow BJJ player I know the struggle as a white belt. Keep grindning and the results will come. Awsome content 💯
Very informative, and instructional video. Cyborg is such a talented, humble man. I have to say, however, not only was you totally owned Tony, you had your arse well and truly whipped! 😆
Great you seemed to be having the time of your life though! 😃
I've been doing karate since way back in the 90's, but started doing bjj about 12 months ago. It's been a steep learning curve going from everything on the feet to everything on the floor.
Great video, super interesting to see someone like you doing bjj! I thought the guy was playin when he said 20, Im blown away
Keep the content up mate, brilliant stuff!
Great video.
Can't wait for round 2 when you stick the gloves on the big man 👍
Like the video. Trained at FS when I lived in MIA and it’s awesome. Cyborg is a beast on the mats and a really cool dude.
Fair play.. what a good point.. your incredibly humble to take yourself to the unknown and do this.. fascinating 👍🏼
These guys are the best, wholehearted good souls ... kudos.
Very cool video. Kudos to you Tony for being humble enough to take on this challenge and to learn a new fighting art. That said, based on my experience of having trained mma for almost 8 years and have followed the sport closely for many years, if Tony and Cyborg had to fight in mma, Cyborg would almost certainly win. There is a much greater chance that the vastly superior grappler will take down and submit a vastly superior boxer than the chance that the boxer will knockout the grappler.
These are great videos. Love the tone, humilty and respect. Well produced with heart.
Boxed for years and then 3 years ago started grappling (wrestling and bjj) and even some kickboxing. I love to wrestle and roll. It's the inverse of learning a steiking art. You have to be open and willing to learn. And get cauliflower ear.
Trying to shave after submission 18 is always fun the next day 😂
Bravo good sir. That takes a massive amount of humility to start a new style as a beginner once you've mastered your own.
This was really cool to see. I admire your courage to dive into a new martial art🙌🏽
Thank you 🙏🏼 Appreciate it ma man
These videos are awesome and it seems you are really enjoying bjj I've done bjj for 2 months now and I have done muay Thai for 3 years and it's cool to see your dedicating some of your time to another martial arts when your already a champ in one it's really inspiring
Congratulations for video. Amazing
Great work for getting in there. Showed great spirit.
cheers mate
thanks for posting Tony
To be fair he didn't let you get up abd restart after each submission.
He would start from an advantageous position 99% of the time. Typically after you tap a guy you stabd up and start over
Big fan of yours and Cyborg. Beautiful idea 💡 to film this video ❤
Enjoyed every minute watching this and appreciate the boxing tips. Thank you
Man those end words are something else, you guys are such legends
Love your videos, please keep going!
Such a positive person with good energy!