Fighters That Showed Incredible SELF-CONTROL 😱🙏
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- True warriors know when to stop 🙏 Here are 12 dramatic moments when ONE fighters REFUSED to hit their opponents!
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Nothing is more powerful than a fighter with compassion. Looks very professional also.
Its the true way of the warrior
I agree.
It makes them look more badass tbh. Watching fighters pummeling lifeless opponents always looks kinda pathetic to me.
@@sammylong3704 not kinda pathetic. Very very pathetic
@@sammylong3704 but efficient
The man bowing in respect to the fallen fighter is a gem of a man.
Because they know they could be the one in the opposite position.
@@helloman3676 um no lol
It's just asian culture.
@@hazzardgr712 but not every fighter does it.
@@riyank5238 I know but I'm only referring to hello man comment.
And woman.
1:34 I'm amazed at the speed of his judgement to stop the punch once he saw the other fighter curl up
the punch that took him down was just as fast too, very impressive
im equally amazed at the punch that took him down
He was probably predicting him to give in
Yeah right, @@Shenjow6? Didn't even aim for the face, even though the guard was immensely down. The punch he aborted would've gone into the little guard the other fighter had left.
@@BerryMcCockiner He hit him in the soft part right below the ribcage. That's game over for most people.
Those are discipline fighters, not bullies, and they have my respect and admiration.
BIG TIME
As a woman and moderate feminist….I 100% agree!
Heck, the last scene made me smile a little. From punching to smiling and congratulating each other. Beautiful.
I support good sportsmanship.
A real man is a protector AND knows when to stop. Kudos to those professionals. That’s the mark of a real man in my book.
@@equarg a good feminist right here
Wait a good feminist? We need to protect her at all costs
Please live on... We need more like you!
ONE is another level of sportsmanship
Yes it's beautiful.
No $50,000 performance bonus incentive
@@BROSoftheFU spotted the UFC fan equating violence to a performance.
@@BROSoftheFU garbage mindset
@@metallicaroc it’s called a “performance bonus” but we all know it means violence bonus, my personal feelings about it have nothing to do with it, I’m just speaking objectively
0:14 THIS GUY WAS SO RESPECTFUL AND HUMBLE
What's his name?
I know but it looks like a taunt lololol
@@PanHanos kind of but in a respect way of Muay Thai
Asian fighters bow to each other like that cuz they know it could easily be them that got knocked out it's a respect thing
Yes
For anyone who has never stepped into a ring... it's quite difficult to control yourself when your adrenaline is pumping like crazy. The self control they showcased is nothing short of impressive.
i have a history of anger issues yet never got into the ring but idk bout punching someone who fell and flails his arms
@@sakmadik69420 it's difficult to control the adrenaline in that situation
Never stepped in a ring but it's true about all fight it's pretty hard to control yourself once you start winning
@@sakmadik69420 cuz u have a brain. Cowards hit someone who is clearly done.
Really? Then I guess every Boxer in history has the most magical self control. Cowards and punks hit a downed opponent. Mike Tyson bit a mans ear off but still never hit a downed opponent. It takes a brain and a good person. Not a coward desperate to win out of fear.
Mad respect to the ref's who put themselves in the line of fire to prevent further damage. Especially with fighters that have less self control than shown here.
@@thememaster7 You from the UK?
@@Words-of-encouragement.-. Is thick just English?
@@thememaster7 It is when you use it in that context lol
doesn't happen always as soon as I like but yea there are some real good refs there
@@Words-of-encouragement.-. that coward deleted their comment. What is it?
2:38 she almost blasted her with that kick out of sheer instinct lmao "wait I can't do that"
Was finna send her somewhere she didn’t want to be
To be fair she could. Grounded kicks are allowed in one
@@maltheri9833 using your noggin
was about to give her a one way ticket to the shadow realm.
Sad thing is the fight wasnt over. I wonder if she won or what happened
2:02
Ref was like "nah ill finish him off for ya" 🤣
Lmao
The ref was tripped
@@AgentWuT 🚪👈🏿😐
Lmao yeh
🤣🤣🤣🤣
there is nothing more classy, badass and enjoyable that a good walkout KO !
Walk off ko
Exactly! Mark Hunt used to do it all the time
yup, the problem is that you're paid much more for winning so taking that risk vs securing to provide more income for your family and alot of these guys come from rough living
Well Muhammad ali has done that
0:47 I appreciate that she cared for her opponent there 🙌🏻
Who are the fighters?
@@cristiancarpio597 She's a Chinese fighter and a current champion in women's Straw Weight division on ONE FC
She? One looks like a he to me.
@@Marco_My_Words get some glasses bro
@@Marco_My_Words I'm sure they would say the opposite to you.
Self control is one of the greatest hallmarks of a true martial artist. Too many fighters lack it. Good to see some working to keep things classy.
Self controll would be not sending people to hospital. They just don´t have the courage to finish the job.
@@PROVOCATEURSK weirdo
@@vk3638 or you are just soft
@@PROVOCATEURSK there's no pleasure in hitting someone that can't hit back anymore, if they're done then it's done
@@egujugapupfh7543 and ure a wannabe tough guy. There is nothing tough about giving unnecesary brain damage to ur opponent.
0:36 She figures out that her opponent isn´t was about to surrender and stop punching and goes to check on her before celebrating.
We should have more fighters like that.
Her opponent was having a seizure
More fighters like her and less referees like him....
@@zzodysseuszz that makes sense because it doesn't look like much contact
2:40 this one gets too little acknowledgement. The level of control is insane
It's the least to restrain yourself from throwing an illegal kick. I almost judge her for even winding up
it got a edited replay? lol
Would probably have broken her foot or shin if she went through with that kick.
It’s illegal to kick someone on the ground in mma rules so it’s normal
@@baptistepont3836 I've been told, that knees to the had on grounded opponents isn't illegal at ONE. Don't know if it's all kicks or just knees
I understand that there is adrenaline coursing through your veins when you are in combat, and it's hard to stop yourself in the flow of aggression, but I do hate it when fighters (especially in MMA) keep raining punches on an opponent who is clearly out of action. This is the discipline I like to see.
To be fair, it's the ref's job to stop the fight. I've seen fighters let up when they think the fight is over and the ref DOESN'T stop it... and then their opponent recovers a bit and continues to fight. Competitively, it makes sense to go until the ref stops you, but in some cases where you see one fighter get ragdolled or they're clearly out it makes sense to stop even before the ref ends the fight.
@@danlorett2184 Yes, it must be very hard to judge in the heat of the moment. If you've ever shown mercy to someone who wasn't as hurt as they appeared and came back at you, you'd probably not take that risk again.
Masvidal vs Ben Askrin
Its even worse when you find out there's audiences that prefer that crap. Awful, You can seriously fuck someone up for life when you bash em after they are out for the count.
If I was a fighter I would not do this. Let's say the ref doesn't flag, the other fighter gets up, then beats you. Fight till the ref stops
Before I started competing I thought striking after the opponent was unconscious was necessary to secure the victory. However after actually experiencing someone at my mercy unable to defend themselves it changed my perspective, self control is the perfect way of describing it. Fighting is hectic and intense and sometimes you can't even remember bits and parts of it, your body just takes over. But when your mind and body are in sync things slow down and you can make better decisions.
I can completely understand the mentality of not stopping until the ref tells you to stop and mistakes are of course going to happen in the heat of battle but I hate to see it happen. I guess this is why I prefer to watch boxing over MMA, due to the stand up nature of the fighting you don't often get a situation where you're landing blows on a defenceless opponent
Anyone that has fought for real knows that feeling of a clean hit that ends the fight. You don't need a ref to tell you it's over, you felt it connect.
Perfect words. This is a genious comment
Thats only in street fights bro make sure the fool is down... not in competitive fights
@@rockk9753 I agree
Incredibly respectable. To be in the heat of the moment, yet still being aware enough to know when to call it quits... that is a true fighter.
For those who don't realize, at 50 seconds she waved it off because she knew something wasn't right. Then the other fighter proceeds to beg the ref to get medics in. Ref didn't realize it, but ole girl on the ground was having a seizure. Why she called it quits. The love and worry shown for her opponent is unreal. Compassion exists no matter how brutal the sport
That spoke volumes about her character to me. So much respect!
@@rufushughes4331 it's incredible for sure. The only reason I remember is 1, having watched the fight, and 2, watched a video that covered close calls in the cage!
It reminds me of when Lawrence Taylor breaks Joe Theisman's leg. He frantically waves for help to come even more than Theisman's own teammates. He puts his hands on his head like he's really distressed about what he just accidentally did to him. That's real sportsmanship and even though the injury was gruesome, I kind of love watching that clip because Taylor's response to it was absolutely wholesome.
@@TalkingHands308 although that's just right before my time, as a lover of the hardest hitters in the NFL, Lawrence Taylor was a machine. I'll have to check that out and see. Nice to see true humanity
@@TalkingHands308 Crazy to think that he probably did that even while coked to the gills too
2:14 probably the best combo and sack of potatoes knock out I've ever seen, my man got knocked into the future
1. Get knocked into the future
2. See what stocks will blow up
3. Invest
4. WIN
5. Wake up and realize you got knocked the f**k out
Had that man looking like a flag in the wind
Does someone know his name ?
He dropped like a ragdoll😭
@@jessysouton797 Edward Kelly
What is so cool about these MMA fights is that these fighters are SOOO locked into eachother's body language. That and the competitive mental games they play are so so finely tuned that they can immediately tell when their opponent has gone limp and can't fight in a fraction of a second. It's so impressive.
Excellent point, Chandler McCoy. I think about this a lot.
@@johnbockmann Thanks! Was pretty drunk when I said that, so I'm glad it was coherent. 😂
@@chandlermccoy1813
Damn. If you’re sober, you can type a poem.
The fighter at 2:40 was really impressive. You could see the split second change in intensity. This was my favorite part of martial arts. You'd meet these kinds of people at tournaments and the camraderie was so potent. Everyone just wanted to improve and had nothing to prove
Nice one, 2:20 is my favorite
It also is an illegal hit and would get her disqualified
Yeah, a kick or a knee to a grounded opponent would have gotten her disqualified
@@cosmicseaweed1990 oh nice I didn't know that! Good control nonetheless. Good to know when your opponent is donezo
@@spacemanspiff4777 it's incredibly difficult to switch momentum and your shot last second like that, extremely commendable. It's insane control.
0:30
Fighter had more self-control than the commentator 😆
“GOOOOOOODDDNIIIIIGGHHHHTTTT IIIIIIRREEENNNEE 😤 “
KABING KABOSH
KABING KABOSH!!!
2:00 great action from the referee!!
I truly appreciate when athletes like this know when to stop inflicting damage to an opponent. I know some people really deserve to get their asses stomped, but when you’ve got an obviously unconscious opponent who is completely unable to defend themselves, the better person recognizes it and stops swinging/choking/smashing.
This is why fighting in the right environment is good and with the right people... all it takes is a street fight and as soon as someone starts to ground n pound they don't stop like its an achievement to beat someone up that can't defend themselves... its just as bad as beating up a child
Especially during a tournament, recognizing that situation can be very difficult when one's sole purpose is to win. Glad these fighters had the disciplined restraint!
2:12 what a beautiful combo. Never knew this guy but with this he got my attention 👌🏻
So fast with it too!
Yup, had to rewatch this one a couple times. This man's knee
He's a filipino dude a badass one
i can't tell if the ko was from the punch or the kick
The best part is, he landed his last punch on the ground knowing his enemy is knocked out already
There is great honor in showing your opponent empathy and compassion. Real class. 💯
so much respect for fighters like them.
1:34 The way he grabbed his chest I legit thought he was having a heart attack. Seriously a punch like that to the chest has been known to cause an irregular heartbeat or stop the heart all together.
Yeah that punch was straight to the solar plexus, which in layman's terms, is a critical hit. he was gonna go down, hard
That shot was one that knocks the breath out of you.
Has it been 'known'? It can, but in the same way a punch to the head can kill someone. It is exceptionally rare, pretty much impossible to replicate outside of a computer simulation, and takes more force over a shorter period of time than 99% of people can do (Including fighters). So yea, it’s possible, but if anyone says they can reliably do it they are lying. Spaz.
Spontaneous pneumotoraks for sure
Yes, it is called comottio cordis
These are fighters in the ring that appreciate MMA as a form of art! Totally respects for this heros!
2:50 they could start another fight there🤣🤣
In other words: nothing looks more proffesional than a humble fighter ✌🏻
There's nothing that makes me smile more than a true athlete showing good sportsmanship and empathy for the competition.
Serious respect to these fighters who, even in the heat of the moment, knew when enough was enough.
that big smile at the end was so wholesome
I respect everyone of these fighters right here. They knew when their opponent couldn't continue and didn't go in for the kill. Most UFC fighters can learn something from this. Compassion goes a long way.
Honestly I think they should start fining people that keep going when someone is clearly out. Just unnecessary sometimes
1:05 *Girl gets almost knocked out*
Ref: gets stage fright.
0:55 most savage K.O I've ever seen
Yh. My guy slumped
right in the temple
You have seen very few then
you mustve seen about 3 knockouts total in your life then
is he the guy in those bullshitdo yt shorts?
I have great respect for these fighters. In the heat of the moment and still able to have such control, true measure of one’s character.
A truly trained fighter knows when he hits that k.o. button in the jaw. These guys knew and showed control. Props to these men and women.
I absolutely love when fighters hold back like that after recognising the fight is over. They earn so much respect.
These fighters showed a great sportsmanship.
I can't help but have tremendous admiration and respect for such self control. That said, it's not over til the ref stops it and I'm sure we've all seen it go the other way(ref doesn't call a stoppage and the fighter regains his wits in 3 secs.) But the majority of these are devastating KO's, great class shown. 💪🏼🇦🇺
Mad respect to these Warriors
the last one makes me so happy, its like when two friends had an argument but then they remembered they are still best friends
Insane respect for those fighters. This is also some kind of a risk to take for them, as they are not sure at the time the ref will stop the fight. Truly great people.
Nothing but respect to these incredible fighters. Keeping it clean, respectful and showing great sportsmanship.
2:45 Friendlity
Friendship. Friendship? Again?
That's the hallmark of a great fighter in the SPORT of MMA -- I.e., the ability to switch off the killer instinct when appropriate
Some of them are just quick reaction from the ref, imagine if this is Herb dean lol
He helped Connor proving himself
Or Mario Yamasaki 😅
Steve Mazagatti entered the chat.
Not enough people know about Steve Mazzagatti it seems, he was 10× worse than Mario, he literally never trained a day in his life, he almost got many fighters killed
Dude hop off herb nutz,half the refs you just seen wasn't event quick enough,and seeing your pf i wonder do you like the sport or just being a sad karen and just complain about refs
I was taught a true fighter is someone who has self control. The awareness, understanding and sensibility to know when an opponent is done shows remarkable skill. It also means they have their pride in check. High regards to each of these fighters.
That last clip was wholesome af! Great sportsmanship from both guys!
the girl at 0:45 felt bad. she was so concerned. also how she looks at her opponent going down, in the replay. looks like maybe its no sport for her. shes to sweet.
Isn't that Xiong Jing Nan? She's like 6 time champion, I think the sport is for her
@@SamLNB Oo i don't know her. I don't really watch MMA. Just a observation based on this video.
Although, you can be sweet and a tough fighter :)
Still bit weird reaction from someone that experienced. You come to bash each others face in... like, what you expect?
@@reregfys7169 To be fair, maybe she's on e of those fighters who fights to win not brutalize their opponents, ever hear the saying "live to fight another day"? In almost all of the fights I've seen that ended in tragedy no fighter on the giving end felt good about themselves. Ever.
@@reregfys7169 Apparently the girl on the ground was having a seizure, it wasn't a regular KO. Hence why she tries to get the Ref's attention.
@@reregfys7169 maby she came to expec medical atention there when the ref stoped the fight?
these guys deserve lifelong respect in the world of sports
I would not feel bad for losing to that dude not one bit. I would be honored to be part of such an amazing display of sportsmanship.
0:14
Mid swing no less. What a gentleman!
1:00 My favourite
Amazing sportsmanship by those last 2 fighters. Much props.
The whole good night Irene thing gets old really fast.
It's a sport not a war, good sportsmanship is the mark of a champion.
Perfect Christmas video
big respect for the true warriors like them 💪
What i learn from matrial arts is... We are not enemy... We fight only for glory not to die... We must honor ourself and even the opponent... Honor ❤️
I learned that if your name is Irene then your going to have a good night.
1:42 that punch took a second to register😂
Solar Plexus Strike... it's devastating but it takes your brain a bit to react to the damage
In this sport everybody is going "in for the kill". But you dont want your oponent to get seriously hurt. If so, you never was a sportsman.
2:40 damn, this kick was gonna hurt really bad. Glad she stopped haha
Pretty sure it would've disqualified her lol
I mean, was that not mma? Why did they stop, she was more than able to defend herself
@@dalium4085 it's typically pretty frowned upon to kick someone that is currently below waist high on you. You can really mess someone up by doing that. So even though she wasn't out, she was in a compromised enough position that aborting the kick was the only right call. The goal is to win the fight, not kill or maim them.
@@13vatra k, thank you mate
0:40 how is nobody talking about how she cared more about her opponents safety than the ref
1:07 My self control for not laughing here was off charts
Its really hard to hold back in a combat sport. Those who are able to hold back in that environment are next level fighters
Used to watch a lot of bare knuckle boxing
Was at least one guy who always kneeld and waited yo see if the other guy was okay after he knocked him out
One of the most brutal versions of fighting, nice to see that level of compassion
2:20 I miss the plank challenge 😔
0:20 he slightly opens his hands to unconsciously catch his opponent while falling.
knuckle grip loosens*
I've got so much more respect for a fighter that knows when to stop than any other type of fighter.
I love watching ONE for the amazing displays of sportsmanship and quality refereeing. Not to mention the exceptional fighters.
They're people who actually ENJOY to fight.
MAD respect to that second fighter showing gratitude after KO-ing his opponent
1:50 ref with the cool slide
That right there is true sportsmanship and respect.
Love seeing restraint. Absolutely love it. Makes me respect the fighter worlds more and when you think about it if the professionals aren’t showing compassion then who will? You see people getting knocked out cold on the street and then being pounded in the head with kicks and punches on concrete end up dying. I can’t stand seeing fighters lunge down at a KO’d opponent with a giant right hook to clip them on the jaw. Like why tf?
Much love and respect for these warriors. 🙏🏼 It doesn’t take any guts to continue striking a downed opponent nor should any glory be given.
Empathy is a good trait....even as a fighter.
In my opinion there's two types of fighters. The ones that can't control their agression and if they don't unleash it out in the ring, they get in trouble in society and the ones with a balanced personality that love the arts and see fighting as a true sport. The latter tend to end up in places where they train (youthful) people to get resiliant and develop self worth. Great video!
or maybe some fighters are literally trained to go until the bell ... in literally every sport one of the biggest rules is it aint over till it's over. self control is admirable but drop the idiotic narrative that people who go until they're stopped have anger issues lmfao
@@srgetem Maybe you get me wrong here. I don't mind a fighter who only reacts to the bell, but I admire a fighter who's in control and stays in touch with his opponent. But then again, we might have a different view on fighting. All good.
1:12 Kinda sketchy how the ref dove into the dude’s knee. I’m not saying I think he was intentionally trying to hurt the guy, but it just seems like an unsafe way to break up the fighters.
Its maybe cause he though the guy was gonna go for a body shot so he threw his body to block it.
Unfoetunately that is the job of the referees, after they pass judgement of the fight being over. They will protect the downed fighter by any means necessary
Respect to these guys for having an actual heart instead of mindlessly beating someone that clearly is knocked out already ✊🏾
The annoucer shouting "the big kaboosh" and "its goodnight irene" actually every time doesnt get old to anyone else?
Pretty much instantly, I cannot imagine watching an entire fight card whilst having to listen to him.
Honestly this is why I watch MMA after never being a "sports guy". there's something about the human aspect that really suits our time in history.
One of my favorite quotes from Ryu (Street Fighter) is "the answer lies in the heart of battle". Generally meaning fighting is a very intimate sport. Its always 1 on 1
The referee's work is something else man, how fast some of them react is so amazing and on point 🔥
real men have graces respect for all of you
ONE seems like a great organization
Уважаю, настоящие профи и хорошие люди.
this video we needed all to see today.. l love those moments...
They go for the kill, but when its over, it over.. nice...
but dont forget... sometimes its super necessary ;-) but karma will get you
Rodtang is perfect example of that. Beast when the bell rings, but when its over he is on his knees showing respect to his opponent
@@SebaCufer Thai fighters in general seem to have a very respectful way of treating their opponents. Very good fighting culture.
I value such behavior like this :they did not won the fight ,they won themselves ,I appreciate all good people
0:06 Soundtrack from Universe at War Earth Assault 😎
The one at min 1:38 was one who show the best self control.
The difference between a true warrior and sports man and a douce is worlds apart! These are people of true honor!
This is what we called PROFESSIONALITY.
That's how professional are the fighters in ONE FC.
They fight clean and with respect.
Unlike the fighters in the UFC who talked too much and boasted their fraud skill.
The power and presition on that 1:35 body shot was absolutely perfect.
Nothing like a powerful shot to the solar plexus.
I love these for real. Something about exceptional sportsmanship just puts a glow in my heart
These are true warriors. Respect is honed into them as tightly as their skills.