There's no way that guy didn't know that his role was to act cocky and keep viewers glued till the end of the video hoping to see him get clocked. Props to Ksos for the exceptional restraint.
I know from experience how difficult it is to defend against complete beginners. They will do weird shit that make 0 sence, you can't recognize techniques because they have no technique, and angles are weird as they have no kinetic intelligence. Amazing job by the ufc fighter, people need to realize how hard it is to defend against a total beginner if you can't throw back, weird as it sounds.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but he literally just has to cover up his head since they only punch at his head? And these untrained people don't do any feints at all, which makes it much more predictable.
@@superbarnie You are wrong, against a trained fighter you recognize techniques, and your reflexes can kick in, against a beginner your reflexes are worthless because they don't throw techniques correctly, so if you would defend correctly you actually get hit. They will punch themself out quickly and be very inefficient with their energy use, and won't generate full torque on their strikes, but if the goal is just avoid getting hit without countering, you are much better off going against a decent opponent, who has learned correct technique, learned rythm, but not yet learned how to effectively use feints, set traps and break rythm. That's the easiest opponent to not get hit against.
@@Mbstr1 I understand what you said in the first comment. I am not talking about an actual fight, I am saying that in demonstrations like the one in this video all he has to do is cover up and there's nothing they can do about it since they don't even go for body shots.
@@superbarnie When did I ever mention an actual fight? You say you understand what I said but your entire comment shows the opposite. In an actual fight you just throw hard shots and they can't take them. But I never talked about an actual fight, I talked about what they are doing in this, and I stand by what I said. When you cover up you always leave spaces to get hit, and you have to tighten your muscles at the right time to avoid taking damage. These reflexes don't work against beginners.
@@Mbstr1 agree from experience. i was sparring my friend who has no experience, out of shape, and generally never does anything athletic. round 1, i was only allowed to defend and got hit bc he kept walking right up to clinch range and fuckin beyblade spun into me. you cant predict something youve never even thought of. on a related note, when light sparring against someone inexperienced, if they dont know the potential strength behind your strikes they'll also just keep walking forward. example: i was light contact sparring with my friend, he rushed forward and i countered with a teep. just a light tap, but it would've landed a hard to his solar plexus in a real fight. he ignored it and threw a sloppy uppercut to my jaw that frankly had too much power behind it. in short, be careful when sparring with newbies because they don't understand their strength or yours.
The blue dude was joking; why are you guys like this? He quite literally said "I watch anime (Dragon Ball Z) I can beat this dudes ass" Do you think he's being serious?
@@crustybomb115 I've never seen a single person who actually thinks watching DBZ makes you any good at fighting. Anyone who does say that is literally 8 years old.
@@squilliamfancyson1080 i did, I heard a student said he watched naruto so he knows how to fight. I was 13 and that kid was also 13 but still, he said that
I remember starting to watch the agents of shield with my mom (who was a security guard), and as we were watching one of the woman hit the punching bag, I asked her “Is it just me, or is she really bad at punching?”. My mom nodded and explained the woman would have already broken her wrist because she had it bent instead of straight. The man that came in to ‘help’, didn’t correct her form either, just kinda stood behind her and told her to put her hip into it, or something like that. We didn’t end up watching the rest of the series lol.
So wait your wrist isn't supposed to be straight when punching? does this go for boxing only or other martial arts such as Muay Thai and Leth Wei? Also any advice you and your mom got, especially on punching and hitting correctly?
@@twentyonetortas5921 Punch with a straight wrist, but you need to train it. Fist push up etc, if you don't have strong arms/wrist/hands it will bend at impact. Use first 2 knuckles. Try your alignement by push yourself off the wall slowly, the same way that you'd do a punch to see how your structure reacts to push back.
You should continue Agents of Shield. It gets absolutely incredible later on with much better fight scenes and story later. But yeah the first half of season 1 is pretty terrible. No arguing that. The second half is pretty great but I can’t spoil why (I would love to though). Season 2 is where becomes pretty great along with season 3. Season 4 it becomes one of the greatest shows ever made. I’m not even kidding. Season 5 is slightly less that season 4 but it’s still absolutely amazing, same thing with season 6.
Lmao the blue shirt guy had me dying laughing. The smirk he had after saying he watched dbz all the way through. Dude could probably go ultra instinct now
I loved the Pros vs Joe's with Kurt Angle. The Joe's said oh he's just a "Pro Wrestler "! Kurt quickly reminded them, no ! A Olympic Gold medalist! And slammed these people lol.
Plus at that point Kurt was on a lot of painkillers for his neck Ironically he had his best matches while he had a head full of painkillers He was affectionately called Perc Angle and he was jumping off things and beating the shit out of people Seriously I’m glad that Kurt is clean but Perc Angle was a different kinda beast
This reminds me when I still trained and one time, we were doing something like this - 1 minute intervals in pairs, one was supposed to throw punches while the other one was only defending, and one round my sparingpartner was this overmotivated girl, who went full Max Holloway mode on me. I didn't even have time to practice any head movement or other kinds of evasion against her, whenever I made a step back, side step, tried some head movement she was always right in front of me continuing with the barrage of punches, I didn't even have time to stop her and tell her to slow down. I felt super frustrated from that, cause what the hell? We were beginners class, how the frick am I supposed to be evasive enough when someone throws like 50 punches during 60 second interval at me, especially with other pairs of people moving around which was another limiting factor.
This is totally fine in sparring, but drilling is supposed to be a back and forth learning experience for both partners. You're practicing a move, not applying it
I mean if you dodge 10 of these punches that will increase your dodgingskills. Alot of times (other martial arts) i had Sparring partners which were way faster than me in that moment, so i also was really frustrated too, but i improved insanely fast with it. Beating the best of us in a national championship finals one and a half year later
usually what follows up is one of 2 things, either them running away after the smacktalk(being followed by an annoying entry), or getting invited and them starting out actually learning shit with a membership instead of remaining sacks of potatoes with big mouthes... fun times i tell you... especially once the sparring comes around
Not really, this UFC fighter is just really immature. Like why are you getting angry at this guy for landing some punches on you for a *video*. He's a BuzzFeed employee, let him enjoy it.
@@dannynguyen4192 idk man, the guys talked way more shit and thats probably the only information the fighter got... first thing any martial arts gym worth its salt would do is straighten up cocky assholes that waste members times. besides, you always want to show superiority over an opponent, especially if theyre showing ego at your disadvantage due to a challenge... also none of the punches landed cleanly
Agh! I was craving for a mike tyson moment like: "I'm done man" and just a tiny cross and boom! down to the mat like "nope, you're not done, pal". He was too kind
I am looking at these people. Today as an experienced martial artist say WTF their moves are so bad. And then I remind myself that this is exactly how I was before I started training. So it's a lesson for pro guys- Always remember that you were the same as them in the beginning and be patient. This guy Ksos was so nice to them he understood that perfectly.
My nephew had a mma coach. He offered to spar me, and would only use his legs. Mofo kicked me three times in the leg, and I swear to God I couldn't pick my foot up to take a step. Very humbling moment for me, because I judged him without knowing anything he was capable of.
Videos like this a good reminder how important it is to target the body. KSOS knew they would just target the head. He did a good job of keeping them focused on his head too.
As someone who did do some martial arts when I was younger (karate and a bit of boxing) I’m still not dumb enough to think it would count for anything in and actual fight it’s good discipline and exercise etc and I am pretty sure I have an above average cardio but that is probably more from swimming and doing theatre technician work. I can safely say in the one or two altercations that have turned into fights that a street fight is completely different to a combat sport being as usually a street fight is a few punches and done because it’s usually not a touch gloves first kind of thing
I'd say that surprisingly, the MOST cardio thing to get a beginner to do is BJJ. I remember when I first started (I'm still a beginner by the way), I would be COMPLETELY gassed in 30 seconds. You waste SO much energy tensing up, applying force when it's absolutely not necessary, and getting so task saturated you literally forget to breathe on top of all this... it's crazy! I once rolled for fun with a friend who was black belt in Kyokushin (karate) and he wanted to see what bjj was about... Just like me in my beginnings, he got gassed in less than a minute... against a white belt. of course starting from our 2nd or 3rd training session things changed, he learnt how to pace himself, and of course he was 10x stronger than me, I couldn't do anything anymore, but that feeling of tapping out a black belt a few times in our first session was INCREDIBLE hahaha
Man, I wanted to see that guy get knocked out. So disappointing. I like to spar with new people at my HEMA club, it's a lot of fun introducing people to swordplay. Most people are timid when swinging swords at a person for the first time, so I give them lots of opportunities to strike me and lots of encouragement. Sometimes one of them gets cocky and starts trash talking my skills, so I ask them them if they would like to experience tournament level fencing. If they say yes, I ramp it up and shut them down, intmitade them and disarm them until they understand that their confidence was misplaced. I don't hurt them, but I let them know how many times I would have killed them in a real swordfight and then ask them if they are ready to learn. They usually say yes
I miss seeing the kimura celebration from Ksos. Damn he was fun to watch. I think he kind of was ahead of his time, if he'd been fighting now he would be sooo big. The total package.
Dude! That looks like so much fun! I would love an opportunity to get beat up by a UFC fighter. I would have my butt handed to me but it would be a great experience.
As much as I absolutely loved the Daredevil show on Netflix (and I mean LOVED, I watched it like 4 times) I always found Matt's training and bag work montages in the gym (and in the basement on season 3) ... let's say not as good as the fight scenes themselves
I used to play this with some kids from the neighbourhood, I also used to play a game where they would all try to take me down, it was like a 6/7 kids against me and it was hillarious, I also allowed everything for them and only light takedowns from me (obviously for safety reasons, I ain't doing an uchimata on a 10yo lol) and it was really hillarious, considering I allowed everything, I actually had to dodge more kicks to the balls than actual attempts at hitting my head lol
You might wanna check out Fight Quest. It was a show where an amateur MMA figther and an ex army guy goes to different countries to train their style of martial arts for a week, and then theres a challange at the end :) They do Sanda, Kali, Boxing in Mexico, Kung Fu i think. If you it's not something you'd make a react of, you might get a kick outta it anyways :D
You can tell at the end the polish experiment was super iffy about actually hitting him. It looks like a father playing fighting with his ten year old son
Nice work! I recently got recommended a video from "KarateMart" not sure if you know them but you should seriously do a review of their stuff it's hilariously dangerous (for people who take them seriously)
Sarah Michelle Gellar had a pretty bad heavy bag scene in either season 6 or season 7 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Sarah is actually a legitimate Taekwondo black belt and she does some of her own stunts, despite the show making liberal and obvious use of stunt doubles as well (you can always spot Sarah's double because her arms are like 3X as thick, haha). As you might expect she does extremely well with fancy kicks and large, circular motions but her straight punches looked pretty comical. It doesn't help that she's like 5'4" and 95 pounds portraying a character with super strength; the heavy bag barely even budges when she hits it full force.
I honestly suspect her black belt in TKD is about as legit as Ashton Kutcher's brown belt in BJJ. Think whatever you want about TKD masters' fighting abilities, but they are incredibly athletic and light on their feet. Lorenzo Lamas is a legit TKD black belt, he is probably twice as heavy as Sarah Michelle Gellar, and yet in a fight scene he looks lighter than her. She can barely raise her foot above waist-level, and she can't even make a fist.
He only gave him a little love tap and was so restrained, The guy was a big scary beast but showed he was humble. Its like when your sparring partners gives you a little check hook softly to remind you to keep your hands up you normally go thanks dude and have more fun he on other hand was like he touched my face enough is enough i showed you good how to block punches with my face let that be a lesson to you
A terrible heavy bag was in GI Joe Retaliation with Dwayne Johnson hitting it. It was like he forgot what he was supposed to do and kind of elbowed it, and figured they would film it again and they never did. I've definitely seen little league coaches give harder pats on the back.
Great video Seth, but I have very important question! What is the music in your Capitan America Shield video between 8:50 and 9:50? I really need to know!
He was clearly joking. Like, it's extremely obvious that he was making fun of the entire situation because he knows that matching him up with a professional MMA fighter is an absurd idea.
Could you do a react to Netflix' series 'My Name' fight scenes? I'd really like your insight on those :) Ps, there are punching bag scenes in episodes 1 and 2, too ;-)
I think TV sometimes makes people think it's much easier to knock people out than it is. Against a conditioned heavyweight, most people probably couldn't get it done with a free swing. That fighter looked like he could have taken a chair shot to the face without blinking. ... and the bald guy looked pretty tough too 😉
The cocky guy was a pretty silly comedian. Honestly I don’t hate the guy. I’m honestly wondering if he had some mental stuff going on or he’s just playing the heel very well. Either way, I’m glad he advocated for himself and said he was done.
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There's no way that guy didn't know that his role was to act cocky and keep viewers glued till the end of the video hoping to see him get clocked.
Props to Ksos for the exceptional restraint.
Exactly. That was a total setup planned from the beginning. Still funny to watch, but totally orchestrated.
The dude was obviously Joking
I mean exceptional? no you don't go around beating people up for saying dumb s*** (unless you have mental problems) lol
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I think it was pretty obvious the blue shirt guy was joking and trolling, was all in good fun
I know from experience how difficult it is to defend against complete beginners. They will do weird shit that make 0 sence, you can't recognize techniques because they have no technique, and angles are weird as they have no kinetic intelligence. Amazing job by the ufc fighter, people need to realize how hard it is to defend against a total beginner if you can't throw back, weird as it sounds.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but he literally just has to cover up his head since they only punch at his head? And these untrained people don't do any feints at all, which makes it much more predictable.
@@superbarnie You are wrong, against a trained fighter you recognize techniques, and your reflexes can kick in, against a beginner your reflexes are worthless because they don't throw techniques correctly, so if you would defend correctly you actually get hit. They will punch themself out quickly and be very inefficient with their energy use, and won't generate full torque on their strikes, but if the goal is just avoid getting hit without countering, you are much better off going against a decent opponent, who has learned correct technique, learned rythm, but not yet learned how to effectively use feints, set traps and break rythm. That's the easiest opponent to not get hit against.
@@Mbstr1 I understand what you said in the first comment. I am not talking about an actual fight, I am saying that in demonstrations like the one in this video all he has to do is cover up and there's nothing they can do about it since they don't even go for body shots.
@@superbarnie When did I ever mention an actual fight? You say you understand what I said but your entire comment shows the opposite. In an actual fight you just throw hard shots and they can't take them. But I never talked about an actual fight, I talked about what they are doing in this, and I stand by what I said.
When you cover up you always leave spaces to get hit, and you have to tighten your muscles at the right time to avoid taking damage. These reflexes don't work against beginners.
@@Mbstr1 agree from experience. i was sparring my friend who has no experience, out of shape, and generally never does anything athletic. round 1, i was only allowed to defend and got hit bc he kept walking right up to clinch range and fuckin beyblade spun into me. you cant predict something youve never even thought of.
on a related note, when light sparring against someone inexperienced, if they dont know the potential strength behind your strikes they'll also just keep walking forward.
example: i was light contact sparring with my friend, he rushed forward and i countered with a teep. just a light tap, but it would've landed a hard to his solar plexus in a real fight. he ignored it and threw a sloppy uppercut to my jaw that frankly had too much power behind it.
in short, be careful when sparring with newbies because they don't understand their strength or yours.
The blue dude was joking; why are you guys like this? He quite literally said "I watch anime (Dragon Ball Z) I can beat this dudes ass" Do you think he's being serious?
you do know that, unfortunately, some people say that seriously...
@@crustybomb115 way too dumb to believe.
@@crustybomb115 I've never seen a single person who actually thinks watching DBZ makes you any good at fighting. Anyone who does say that is literally 8 years old.
Exactly
@@squilliamfancyson1080 i did, I heard a student said he watched naruto so he knows how to fight. I was 13 and that kid was also 13 but still, he said that
The guy in the blue shirt has a sense of humour he isn't serious for one second
the guy in blue is fully aware of what he's saying an doing
Editing on point with this one Seth, had me laughing when the "Ive been in a couple of street fights" guy did "the thing you hate" 😂
That’s Zak’s work!
You and Ksos took the blue shirt guy way too seriously 🤣
The polish experiment was holding back immensely too. He was basically slapping the guy, and the guy didn't want anymore after 2 or 3
That guy is a master of satire and dry humor. He was actually pretty funny.
I remember starting to watch the agents of shield with my mom (who was a security guard), and as we were watching one of the woman hit the punching bag, I asked her “Is it just me, or is she really bad at punching?”. My mom nodded and explained the woman would have already broken her wrist because she had it bent instead of straight. The man that came in to ‘help’, didn’t correct her form either, just kinda stood behind her and told her to put her hip into it, or something like that. We didn’t end up watching the rest of the series lol.
So wait your wrist isn't supposed to be straight when punching? does this go for boxing only or other martial arts such as Muay Thai and Leth Wei? Also any advice you and your mom got, especially on punching and hitting correctly?
@@twentyonetortas5921 She said it would have broken because it was bent not straight.
Wait til you see Captain Marvel run.
@@twentyonetortas5921 Punch with a straight wrist, but you need to train it. Fist push up etc, if you don't have strong arms/wrist/hands it will bend at impact. Use first 2 knuckles. Try your alignement by push yourself off the wall slowly, the same way that you'd do a punch to see how your structure reacts to push back.
You should continue Agents of Shield. It gets absolutely incredible later on with much better fight scenes and story later.
But yeah the first half of season 1 is pretty terrible. No arguing that. The second half is pretty great but I can’t spoil why (I would love to though).
Season 2 is where becomes pretty great along with season 3. Season 4 it becomes one of the greatest shows ever made. I’m not even kidding.
Season 5 is slightly less that season 4 but it’s still absolutely amazing, same thing with season 6.
Second lady went from deer in the headlights to actually doing kinda okay.
Lmao the blue shirt guy had me dying laughing. The smirk he had after saying he watched dbz all the way through. Dude could probably go ultra instinct now
I loved the Pros vs Joe's with Kurt Angle. The Joe's said oh he's just a "Pro Wrestler "! Kurt quickly reminded them, no ! A Olympic Gold medalist! And slammed these people lol.
Plus at that point Kurt was on a lot of painkillers for his neck
Ironically he had his best matches while he had a head full of painkillers
He was affectionately called Perc Angle and he was jumping off things and beating the shit out of people
Seriously I’m glad that Kurt is clean but Perc Angle was a different kinda beast
I used to train with him. Very nice and sweet guy. But man when he got in the zone everything about him changed haha
The guy whit the blue shirt was so bad.There is nothing wrong with being bad but he pretended he was a pro.
but he took the free lessons and got the Gui at three separate schools. Then he beat Mortal Kombat I, with every character.
@@MrRabiddogg lol
He was a jokester.
@@speci8745 yea probably
@@testosteronebuilder3075 Wdym probably It's so obvious he was.
I've been finding these videos really interesting as someone somewhat new to karate thanks for these videos!
Top video Seth! Love the effects and commentary, had me in tears! 😂
I sparred a fighter who fought at the national level, didn't land a single punch. People underestimate how hard it is to hit real fighters.
I'm really enjoying these vids. I'm not much on reaction vids but you're doing something right!
This reminds me when I still trained and one time, we were doing something like this -
1 minute intervals in pairs, one was supposed to throw punches while the other one was only defending, and one round my sparingpartner was this overmotivated girl, who went full Max Holloway mode on me. I didn't even have time to practice any head movement or other kinds of evasion against her, whenever I made a step back, side step, tried some head movement she was always right in front of me continuing with the barrage of punches, I didn't even have time to stop her and tell her to slow down.
I felt super frustrated from that, cause what the hell? We were beginners class, how the frick am I supposed to be evasive enough when someone throws like 50 punches during 60 second interval at me, especially with other pairs of people moving around which was another limiting factor.
Your turn, green light. Through haymakers and KO.
HAHA! 🎶Daniel got beat up by a girl,🎶 Daniel got beat up by a girl, 🎶Daniel got beat up by a girl🎶
This is totally fine in sparring, but drilling is supposed to be a back and forth learning experience for both partners. You're practicing a move, not applying it
So didn’t you tell her?
I mean if you dodge 10 of these punches that will increase your dodgingskills. Alot of times (other martial arts) i had Sparring partners which were way faster than me in that moment, so i also was really frustrated too, but i improved insanely fast with it. Beating the best of us in a national championship finals one and a half year later
Mad respect for athletes like him. They must have heaps of patients for people like blue shirt guy.
I suspect they have produced heaps of patients.
usually what follows up is one of 2 things, either them running away after the smacktalk(being followed by an annoying entry), or getting invited and them starting out actually learning shit with a membership instead of remaining sacks of potatoes with big mouthes... fun times i tell you... especially once the sparring comes around
Not really, this UFC fighter is just really immature. Like why are you getting angry at this guy for landing some punches on you for a *video*. He's a BuzzFeed employee, let him enjoy it.
@@dannynguyen4192 idk man, the guys talked way more shit and thats probably the only information the fighter got... first thing any martial arts gym worth its salt would do is straighten up cocky assholes that waste members times. besides, you always want to show superiority over an opponent, especially if theyre showing ego at your disadvantage due to a challenge... also none of the punches landed cleanly
I mean martial arts teaches discipline and it probably saved little boy blues life 🤣
Seth: “show me your favorite bad bagwork”
me: *proceeds to take a video of me practicing*
Agh! I was craving for a mike tyson moment like: "I'm done man" and just a tiny cross and boom! down to the mat like "nope, you're not done, pal". He was too kind
No he wasn't, lol. The guy in the blue shirt was doing a bit, he didn't deserve to get knocked out for it.
I am looking at these people. Today as an experienced martial artist say WTF their moves are so bad. And then I remind myself that this is exactly how I was before I started training. So it's a lesson for pro guys- Always remember that you were the same as them in the beginning and be patient. This guy Ksos was so nice to them he understood that perfectly.
Love the video, keep them coming Seth!
Your reaction to the last 2 were funny, the last one especially. I've seen this video before, but I forgot how it played out.
My nephew had a mma coach. He offered to spar me, and would only use his legs. Mofo kicked me three times in the leg, and I swear to God I couldn't pick my foot up to take a step. Very humbling moment for me, because I judged him without knowing anything he was capable of.
at least he was nice enough not to go for your head
Videos like this a good reminder how important it is to target the body. KSOS knew they would just target the head. He did a good job of keeping them focused on his head too.
If you got mad at Blue Shirt Guy
He won.
As someone who did do some martial arts when I was younger (karate and a bit of boxing) I’m still not dumb enough to think it would count for anything in and actual fight it’s good discipline and exercise etc and I am pretty sure I have an above average cardio but that is probably more from swimming and doing theatre technician work. I can safely say in the one or two altercations that have turned into fights that a street fight is completely different to a combat sport being as usually a street fight is a few punches and done because it’s usually not a touch gloves first kind of thing
Yessirrrr. Keep the vids coming plsss.❤️
That wiggle got me laughing. I’m dying hahaha ‘the body can only move so much’
Thought you looked familiar, I’ll be down there after my fight in Oct 💪🏻
I'd say that surprisingly, the MOST cardio thing to get a beginner to do is BJJ. I remember when I first started (I'm still a beginner by the way), I would be COMPLETELY gassed in 30 seconds. You waste SO much energy tensing up, applying force when it's absolutely not necessary, and getting so task saturated you literally forget to breathe on top of all this... it's crazy!
I once rolled for fun with a friend who was black belt in Kyokushin (karate) and he wanted to see what bjj was about... Just like me in my beginnings, he got gassed in less than a minute... against a white belt. of course starting from our 2nd or 3rd training session things changed, he learnt how to pace himself, and of course he was 10x stronger than me, I couldn't do anything anymore, but that feeling of tapping out a black belt a few times in our first session was INCREDIBLE hahaha
The guy at the end was a master comedian and performer!
Man, I wanted to see that guy get knocked out. So disappointing.
I like to spar with new people at my HEMA club, it's a lot of fun introducing people to swordplay. Most people are timid when swinging swords at a person for the first time, so I give them lots of opportunities to strike me and lots of encouragement. Sometimes one of them gets cocky and starts trash talking my skills, so I ask them them if they would like to experience tournament level fencing. If they say yes, I ramp it up and shut them down, intmitade them and disarm them until they understand that their confidence was misplaced. I don't hurt them, but I let them know how many times I would have killed them in a real swordfight and then ask them if they are ready to learn. They usually say yes
Krystof was a pretty fun fighter back in the day
Was very satisfying seeing blue shirt getting humbled. Wish this happened everytime someone talked shit about a fighter online
great video, you should cover the WMAC masters show.
I miss seeing the kimura celebration from Ksos. Damn he was fun to watch. I think he kind of was ahead of his time, if he'd been fighting now he would be sooo big. The total package.
i think he retired because of head trauma, remember seeing an interview with him where he said that he was starting to have short term memory loss.
Dude! That looks like so much fun! I would love an opportunity to get beat up by a UFC fighter. I would have my butt handed to me but it would be a great experience.
As much as I absolutely loved the Daredevil show on Netflix (and I mean LOVED, I watched it like 4 times) I always found Matt's training and bag work montages in the gym (and in the basement on season 3) ... let's say not as good as the fight scenes themselves
probably becouse in the fights scenes its not him
Starlight from the boys when you first see her training sequence and she’s punching her detached garage / shed wall
It would be a dream come true to get in an octagon with a real fighter and have him tell me how much I suck! I would absolutely love it!
Great video!
I used to play this with some kids from the neighbourhood, I also used to play a game where they would all try to take me down, it was like a 6/7 kids against me and it was hillarious, I also allowed everything for them and only light takedowns from me (obviously for safety reasons, I ain't doing an uchimata on a 10yo lol) and it was really hillarious, considering I allowed everything, I actually had to dodge more kicks to the balls than actual attempts at hitting my head lol
was there a moment where u (accidentally or not) hit one?
"THAT'S MY PURSE!"
*nut-punt*
When I started reading this I thought you meant when you were growing up but the more I read the more it came apparent you meant as an adult hahahah
@@hobojoe43 not really, they accidentally hit each other a few times tho particularly the smaller kids.
You might wanna check out Fight Quest. It was a show where an amateur MMA figther and an ex army guy goes to different countries to train their style of martial arts for a week, and then theres a challange at the end :) They do Sanda, Kali, Boxing in Mexico, Kung Fu i think. If you it's not something you'd make a react of, you might get a kick outta it anyways :D
You can tell at the end the polish experiment was super iffy about actually hitting him. It looks like a father playing fighting with his ten year old son
Nice work! I recently got recommended a video from "KarateMart" not sure if you know them but you should seriously do a review of their stuff it's hilariously dangerous (for people who take them seriously)
“That’s what half of you look like in Muay Thai” … I resemble that remark.
Sarah Michelle Gellar had a pretty bad heavy bag scene in either season 6 or season 7 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Sarah is actually a legitimate Taekwondo black belt and she does some of her own stunts, despite the show making liberal and obvious use of stunt doubles as well (you can always spot Sarah's double because her arms are like 3X as thick, haha). As you might expect she does extremely well with fancy kicks and large, circular motions but her straight punches looked pretty comical. It doesn't help that she's like 5'4" and 95 pounds portraying a character with super strength; the heavy bag barely even budges when she hits it full force.
Taekwondo black belt does mean exactly nothing for real fighting lol... they have as much experience in punching than someone doing bjj
I honestly suspect her black belt in TKD is about as legit as Ashton Kutcher's brown belt in BJJ. Think whatever you want about TKD masters' fighting abilities, but they are incredibly athletic and light on their feet. Lorenzo Lamas is a legit TKD black belt, he is probably twice as heavy as Sarah Michelle Gellar, and yet in a fight scene he looks lighter than her. She can barely raise her foot above waist-level, and she can't even make a fist.
Not the note at the end about taking tkd as a kid 💀
He only gave him a little love tap and was so restrained, The guy was a big scary beast but showed he was humble.
Its like when your sparring partners gives you a little check hook softly to remind you to keep your hands up you normally go thanks dude and have more fun he on other hand was like he touched my face enough is enough i showed you good how to block punches with my face let that be a lesson to you
A terrible heavy bag was in GI Joe Retaliation with Dwayne Johnson hitting it. It was like he forgot what he was supposed to do and kind of elbowed it, and figured they would film it again and they never did. I've definitely seen little league coaches give harder pats on the back.
my reaction to the last guy talking shit after they decided to go full force was, and i quote: "ohhhhh SHIT, he bouta get SHRECKED"
The blue shirted man is an expert in tilting martial artists as we can see twice in this video
I wanted the ufc fighter to liver left hook punch the blue guy , followed by a left uppercut ,Mike Tyson style..i'd pay hundreds to see that.
Would have liked to see the contestants fight eachother😂
Even from this video, we can already see that their punch not even any hurt if they land lol. the pro just dodging them to make them happy
The last guy is that guy who wiffs one punch on the heavybag and quits
Roadhouse has the worst bag work and I won't pretend it doesnt
Prince Naseem Hamed reference, haven’t heard that name in YEARS
“Then don’t talk so much!” 😂😂 great advice
Great video Seth, but I have very important question! What is the music in your Capitan America Shield video between 8:50 and 9:50?
I really need to know!
Seth! You should do a giveaway where the prize is spending an hour training with you :)
I know it's not original, but damn they punch him like I punch in my dreams.
I mean I don't think it was horrid, but id be interested on your opinion on Captain America bag work in the Avengers
He wasn't even practicing, just angrily slamming his hands into the bag to burn off his emotional issues.
Dora the Explorer vs polish John Cena 😂 what a time to be alive
My wife gets mad when we watch Medieval shows/movies and I comment on how shit the armor is.
"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face."
Nah, you have a great beard
Hey Seth. I have a reaction request.
Would you please do fight scenes from “The Perfect Weapon” with Jeff Speakman?
Roy Jones Jr vs Joes was pretty amazing. Nearly Ko'ed one of them with pillows on his hands.
Dude in the blue shirt looks like Tommy Pope with a touch of the tism. And Ksos looks like a commander of the AZOV battalion
Loved that ending :-D
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face ;-)
1:35 The Raid 2: Prison Wall Scene
You can find it here on RUclips, or just go watch the movie and you'll what I'm talking about
I feel like glasses wants blood now 😅
I mean, the guy was obviously joking around. lol
Sick lat spread
That guy in the blue shirt...I can't even. He may as well have said, "I learned everything I know from watching ninja turtles".
He was clearly joking. Like, it's extremely obvious that he was making fun of the entire situation because he knows that matching him up with a professional MMA fighter is an absurd idea.
Dude is scary AF... If I saw him in a dark alley; definitely taking the long way around... The dude's bicep is the same size as my waist..
For this exercise, he should be able to push with one hand.
Krzysztof retired citing memory loss from head trauma. I'm thinking it was from this film shoot.
I think that the fighter here might’ve been on TUF at some point, he looks really familiar
Could you do a react to Netflix' series 'My Name' fight scenes? I'd really like your insight on those :)
Ps, there are punching bag scenes in episodes 1 and 2, too ;-)
I think TV sometimes makes people think it's much easier to knock people out than it is.
Against a conditioned heavyweight, most people probably couldn't get it done with a free swing. That fighter looked like he could have taken a chair shot to the face without blinking.
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and the bald guy looked pretty tough too 😉
The last one quoted Jackass, but didn't live up to the quote.
2:43 -
You know i always knew seth was a big dude,just looking at him and his weight and height but woah
remember seeing Krzysztof in the ultimate fighter, the guy was a beserker!
The pro is part of the cast "here comes the boom" movie, bas rutten and Joe Rogan are in it to 😂
9:13 Seth just mad this guy had his gimmick down before him HAHAHAH
Watching that girly man at the end was funny.
6:42 Buffalo Bill Dance???? 🤣🤣❤
*punch to the face* HEY! we diddnt learn THAT in martial arts class :')
The cocky guy was a pretty silly comedian. Honestly I don’t hate the guy. I’m honestly wondering if he had some mental stuff going on or he’s just playing the heel very well. Either way, I’m glad he advocated for himself and said he was done.
Hold on blue shirt cappin no way in hell he saw all the episodes in 1 week
In the wise words of Mike Tyson
"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face."
All martial artist hate when people think they can fight, or just listen to people who think their tough like the guy in the blue
Prince Naseem was a hightlight reel making monster