Khabib Nurmagomedov’s Only Loss

A small tribute to one of the greatest pound for pound fighters on the planet. If you like this style of video and would like to see more of this style but with other fighters let me know down in the comments. Hope you enjoy!
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[@kenanKTV]

Man this was EPIC.

[@AWLStudios]

kenanK TV thanks man appreciate it - Your content is fantastic as always

[@kenanKTV]

@@AWLStudios 💪💪 bless bro, we have to make a montage together sometime!

[@AWLStudios]

kenanK TV that’d be awesome man

[@A7Nox]

Awesome Work bro🔥👌🏼

[@AWLStudios]

Thanks man

[@JustanObservation]

Great work man! It’s going to be an incredible fight
Also: where did you get the music?

[@AWLStudios]

Thanks man
The music is: ruclips.net/video/sr2fa66ukO8/видео.html

[@X3MAntics]

Another banger my dude.
Btw, just an advice. You've probably noticed the loss in quality in your uploads.
Right click the video, click stats for nerds, and you can see that this is uploaded in avc1 codec. You want your videos to be uploaded in vp09 codec.
But since YT deals with such a massive stream of data, they compress the crap out of your videos, and the quality never fully translates.
They only give the vp09 codec to channels that get lot of traffic. But there's a loop hope. YT has to use vp09 for channels who upload videos that are 1440p and higher.
So basically, what you need to do is render you video in 1440p. It doesn't matter it's edited in a 1080p composition. Render it to 1440p, then upload it and you'll have it up in vp09.

[@AWLStudios]

X3MA thanks man - god I never knew that haha - appreciate the advice and thanks for taking the time to tell me I’ll give your loop hole a shot in a moment with this video and see what happens when it’s reuploaded

[@AWLStudios]

And do you know the rendering settings to get 1440p?

[@X3MAntics]

​@@AWLStudios I'm assuming you're using Premiere or After Effects (using Media Encoder to render).
For this particular project, I'm guessing you used 1920 x 822 to get the ultrawide aspect ratio.
At the export tab, under basic video settings, change the height which is "822" to "1440." It should automatically set the width to 3364.
- Format H.264
- Keep frame rate as is
-Check "Render at Maximum Depth"
- Encoding settings :
Profile : High
Level : 5.2
- Bitrate Settings :
Bitrate Encoding : VBR, 2 pass
Target Bitrate : 23
- Check Use Maximum Render Quality
That's it.

[@AWLStudios]

X3MA ahhh I see thanks again man