The US Marines were called Leathernecks not because of their experience in Philippines. The leatherneck of the uniforms of the US Marines existed way before the Americans came to the Philippines. Yes, it is use to protect the neck and critical veins in battle. It is believed the origin of leathernecks came from the Barbary Wars were the US Marines participated.
You know what this guy is right about the realistic of defending against a knife. Many martial arts instructors seems to think they can do these fancy moves to ward off the knife attack - Big Mistake.
Thank you for sharing. The term "leatherneck" refers to the neckbands to protect the neck that dates back to 1700, which is about 200 years before the US Marines had contact with Filipino escrimadors.
The term "leatherneck" was derived from a leather stock once worn around the neck by both American and British Marines (and soldiers). In the United States, beginning in 1798, "one stock of black leather and clasp" was issued to each Marine every year.[2] Its use as a synecdoche for Marines began as a term of ridicule by sailors.[3] The use of the collar in battle was to protect the neck against the cutlass of pirates.[citation needed] The First Barbary War engaged the new American fighting force to stop the Barbary pirates[4] from holding trade ships for ransom during Jefferson's term as president.[5] The dress blue uniform of the US Marines still bears a tribute to that stock collar today, with its stiff cloth collar.
I enjoyed this and it is true some so called trained fighters can't fight in the streets same with some street fighters can't fight in the ring depends on the situation and those involved
You should re phrase that to we are "the" finest knife and machete fighters in the world. Prior to this the slants who invaded us 70 yrs ago were the finest swordsmen in the world until they met the bolo.
And you consider yourself one of the finest knife fighters out there? Sorry to destroy your bubble but if it wasn’t for your fil-am cousins you wouldn’t even know shit about Arnis. So man up and knock it off, kid.
Yeah here in Tagalog region so many bullies I've encountered hell here, when I transfer from visayas to Manila, when I was grade 3 encountered so many bullies
La Salle must have been very tough. He’s from the mean streets of Taft Ave where people fight over who takes the nice parking spot for their sports cars. What does this guy know about the street life? He even went oversees to train with the Gracies. He can’t speak for most Filipinos. He seemed like the spoiled privileged kid type who got into fights, so his rich parents enrolled him to karate. (btw, Filipinos are generally non confrontational).
Lucifer Morningstar the problem is you can’t claim that you represent a whole population of people, culture or ethnicity. He mentions “we, Filipinos...” I’m a Filipino and I do not associate or feel that I could relate to any of this guy is saying. There is always someone who will say that the neighborhood he grew up in is tough. There is a certain masculine satisfaction in taking pride of a rough upbringing. No matter what country that person is from. So what he said is also what the wanna be Crip in South Central LA or the Juvenile Delinquent in Tokyo, or the MMA fighter in Rio de Janeiro would say. That trait is not specific to Filipinos. Again, Filipinos are generally non confrontational and peaceful. You should learn the real Filipino self defense called “Sayonachi Botaknako”
The only real way to not get cut in a knife fight is to incapacitate the knife fighter before you get cut, and since the knife fighter will generally be the aggressor and often be the only one with a weapon handy, that's really quite hard to do.
I was born and grew up in Manila, moved to Minnesota and have been to Phuket and Amsterdam. Manila is no doubt dangerous but compared to Minnesota and Amsterdam it is actually nothing. Many Kickboxers in Amsterdam are active in crimes or had been in one or two, Minnesota is just a dangerous place to be. You can be safe at the most dangerous part of Manila but not in Detroit, Minnesots or Amsterdam.
I've lived 23 years in various cities in USA, and over 12 years in Philippines. My Filipino side of my family always tells me that as an American, I don't understand how dangerous it is here. Well, after living a decade in both places alone and self-sufficient, I've experienced way more dangerous life-threatening situations in USA, no contest.
Its true that us filipinos fight way more than other people. I got into a pencil fight back in 3rd grade and still have some of the pencil lead embedded in the skin of my palms XD.
I can count with only a few fingers who do not talk bullshit, and this is Aguilar. I haven't met him personally but I was around when he started URCC and promoted it in Dumaguete. If youre smart and would want to train self defense in the Philippines particularly in Manila which is a place of too many individuals posting as "Masters", and use FMA as a platform to make easy money. I rather put my money on him. Battle scars like that and still alive in the Philippines is rare. Put your egos aside and get real.
The most common "leatherneck" reason was marines fighting against muslims. In the marines song, it says "from the halls of montezuma, to the halls of TRIPOLI". Marines fought in tripoli, North Africa. I'm not sure who is right on the explanation. Maybe both.
FlyryrooRyan the americans were no match against the filipinos back in the old days that's why they couldn't win the battle for manila and that's why the americans couldn't make Philippines a state just like what they did to Hawaii
@@joelsonsabado9206 You are a real ass and very ignorant and probably just a jealous person who hates white people. The Americans were fighting hard to defeat the Japanese and in the Battle of Manila both US marines and Filipino fighters were on the same team as brothers and there are thousands and thousands more Filipino fighters than US military men in that battle. So if the Americans could not win that battle thent he Filipinos could not win it even more so. Both Filipino men and American men died and were captured by the brutal Japanese. Even int he bataan death march we both suffered. How disrespectful of you to talk trash about US fighters. The US and Filipinos were not even fightig each other you idiot. They both were on the same team fighting the Japanese Imperial forces. know your history you ignoramus! Also the Filipipinos voted against bvecoming a state all though many wanted to. If you did become a state you wouldn't be a 3rd world corrupt and very very poor and dirty country as you throw trash everywhere and do not help your own poor people because the officials take bribes and more. think about that. I love the Philippines and people but I know what truth is.
I've been in a fight maybe about 27 times including the guys who bullied me in short gangs,and got in out in the guidance office but manage myself to have a high grades,sometimes you got to standup to protect yourself but once you bullied someone in the philippines shits are going land,foreigners think Filipino's are peaceful and kind but the black sides of Filipino's are brutal people,just like me 😂😂
I've seen a street fight before when I was a kid there's flying bulk of stone over my head,,and i saw my sister got hit by fluorescent lamp at the back mostly here in the Philippines if you got hit they never run they will hit you back so be ready for altercation.
@@rafaelregan9104 his not coward idiot! his just wanted to be safe thats all, he just back on a fight because the most importamt thing, use your head rather anger or tryin to probe that your man.
The term "leatherneck" was derived from a leather stock once worn around the neck by both American and British Marines and soldiers. Beginning in 1798 "one stock of black leather and clasp" was issued to each United States Marine every year. Its use as a synecdoche for Marines began as a term of ridicule by sailors.
Pinoy talaga,maraming na sobrahan sa Telenovela at Pelikulang ma drama.The Mahirap vs Mayaman perspectuve.I saw lots of comments here rooted with the Api apihan mentalidad or utak talangka.Cant you nega people just be proud of people like Alvin.Cono at Eletista??The guy is a Tau gamma frat man, im an APO of UST alam niyo ba kung gaano ka violent ang frat wars noon panahon namin?whatever your school is,puwede kang mabugbog, masaksak o mabaril dahil sa Frat mo.iba po ang Fraternity noong 90s.
Yup, got my share of uneven fights against frat men. Never belonged to any fraternity but seemed to always clash with them. Maybe the arrogance of my youth was to blame. I'm glad I have punched 'starters' fight before I got sucker punched and ran like hell before I can get mobbed.
I'm pretty sure he's a legit high level BJJ practitioner since he trained with the Gracies abroad. But if we talk about street fights VICE should have went to the slum areas in the country where people kill each other for survival not for bragging what their rich parents gave them.
Some people are just clueless. When it comes to frat wars, no matter if you're rich or poor, when your brothers drag you to a frat war, you have no choice but to bask in violence and get drench in blood. Watch the news, sad stories of youths regretting their decisions after getting involved with frats. Even nowadays, from time to time, there are frat related violence. And the number #1 perpetrator with the highest rate of violence is Tau Gamma Phi. Mostly are high profile crimes. In fact, just last year, there was a senate hearing about a death of a neophyte in said frat. Alvin Aguilar is one of the prominent members of Tau Gamma Phi. He's a legend in the entire org and holds important position during his time. Geez, the guy was the former Grand Triskelion of La Salle. And I'm telling you, you can't lead a bunch of lions if you got no iron balls and you have no intentions to get your hands dirty. The guy has all the right to be the one being interviewed with all his accomplishments. Like seriously, he was the first to train with Gracie. He also trained with Pekiti-Tirsia Grand Master Leo Gaje. Damn, those names are legends in the world of Martial Arts.
Why were there needs for street fights before but not know? Why were they necessary and why not now? Also, is it true this guy stabbed someone with a broken bottle last year? There is some internet rumor going around about this.
I bet this guy only trains rich people as I bet he charges a fortune for a monthly fee since he is popular. The average street Filipino and poor person cannot afford to train in martial arts. But there are programs by Karate groups, Taekwondo and others as well as many Kali and Eskrima groups who help poor people out. MMA is for rich people and so is BJJ.
Well when i was there in 2011 inquiring about prices, I believe they wanted to charge me 1500 or 3000 pesos I believe (memory is a little foggy). Either way, I declined to join because when I asked For a trial the guy at the entrance said I would have to wear a tshirt instead of my Gi because I wasn't a full member (some bs like that) I found that odd and slightly disrespectful since prof. Aguilar received his belt from Royler Gracie which would mean we are under the same patch ( Rgda ) but whatever, each person runs their school different. And the reason why his school wins so many competitions cause he is probably the only legit black belt in that region. Jiu Jitsu is currently asscheeks in the philippines. Either way, if u have $50usd u can train there, which is waaaaaaayyyyy cheaper than what I pay in the U.S.
I agree with this guy, since we're kids we fight a lot with our classmates in school even with your friend, like it's really a fist fight and your elder friend or brother won't even bother to stop the fight they'll just wtach you fight while laughing until no one is crying or hurt HAHAHA that was when i was still living in samar.
Then when we move out here in luzon, in pampanga it's different on how they fight. I once experience having a fist fight with my opponent in basketball but his friends also attacked me, thankfully i was good at running backwards without gettiing out of balance HAHAHA, then when i confronted him in school he didn't give a damn but after when the class ended he was waiting in the school gate with his friends fucking bastard. It was 1 for all, all for one.
Wow, this guy is really talking it up. He would almost make me believe that Filipinos are the best martial artists in the world. Hmm, but why is there only pacquiao and no good mma fighters? Managers? What bull shit. Half of the ufc champions come from countries poorer than the philippines.
Manny is the best boxer in asia.. there's no other filipino boxer who can do better than manny..haha and la salle are for rich people real bloody fights are in the slums.. this guy was a rich kid
Roel's Masterpiece Manny is just one guy who knew the right people to get him to the top. There are many people in different weight divisions who possess the skill level doesnt matter if youre filipino or not
Cool! Anywhere you go is never a fair fight, and it never ends, there's always what we call resbak, lose today, go back with your friends and fight some more.
thats the way of how to conquer your enemy on his vulnerable weakness and not on his strength, focus weakness surely will survive in every fight. during my primary and secondary level education, i always end up fighting in the street every year, not because i am a bad kid, but because fought what life brings me, fought every inch of enemy who tries to bully me or my friend. i love street fight because there is no rule, until i meet a classmate who knows FMA in which i end listenning to him and stop being asshole kid who loves to pick a fight and ttying to be hero dude. i learned my lesson very. use heads and not your anger is the best.
we grow up to fight multiple opponent .. 2 or 3 against one.. the only thing you can survive that kind of attack is to used any improvised weapons.. if you can handle multiple attack.. it will be easy for you to fight one on one
hahaha!!! i really get a good laugh each time i watch this vid!.. for all of you out there, his school is for the F@ckilngly rich pipol in the Phil., he went to the States to study, that is a good proof how rich he is. the street that he is bragging about regarding his fights & battle scars, is the street where rich kids hang out, that has no idea what real phil street fighting is all about! Now promoting the Kali art but seeing a foreign martial art??!! ....WTF!!?? PS: yes, im a filipino that grew up in the streets & a kali practitioner. so yes, i know what im talking about.
+ronisworld2 Dude don't go around saying shit like that. I mean for all you know he could be scholar kid or something. And for fucks does it matter where he got the scars? Would it make a difference if he got them somewhere else? It's the same thing
Dude, he's no scholar. almost every Filipino martial artists knows who this f@ck!ng rich kid is.... with regards to his scars, in this topic/show topic, it matters a lot.
Guys been shot and stabbed, trained under helio and Royce (Look up Gracie challenge), and had a successful mma career. Sounds real spoiled and soft to me...said no one ever. Rich or poor he's tougher than 99.9%. And then there's the fact that he's from the country with the most developed edge weapon techniques in the world. This guy would DESTROY the haters without breathing heavy. Would love to see these trolls in his gym. They'd get absolutely rocked.
6:20 that's NOT why marines are called leathernecks..... yes they did wear a leather collar but it was to defend against the slash of a cutlass, not filipino knives but nice try
Frat wars circa '90s. Manila was crazy back then. Stabbing, handkerchiefs with padlock, home made guns were the norm back then. He was a Tau Gamma Phi Grand Triskellion. Meaning, he had the highest rank in their chapter.
@@alanfidelino4141 What was the purpose of the fraternities and which ones were fighting and why? Why do rich kids who do not have to fight to eat,or live in squatter houses or slums get into gang wars? It makes no sense. Is there drugs and crime empires involved? Sounds like a bunch of rich kids who are bored and want to feel important and validated.
@@MaharlikaAWA - Yes that is true, Rich kids bored who wanna be validated, even attacking Tricycle drivers for initiation and they got the $$ for attorneys and medical to avoid lawsuits. on FMA discussion fb - of course guilty people will not admit, in fact they got Anj panganiban, franco rulloda, The FMA Banditschannel, Pinoy martial arts mastermind youtube channel, carlos hermanos like alfread gealogo etc doing PR damage control the real alvin aguilar www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/gkh2a2/fma_thug_alvin_aguilar_witnessed_by_gian/ www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/gkh3df/gian_villanueva_witness_vs_fma_thug_alvin_aguilar/ just to back up what many martial arts practitioners and fmaers really think about those rich thugs here in PH, Proof attached and witnesses, take note the rich thug alvin aguilar is influential, protected by violent Tau gamma frat and carlos hermanos rich thugs and associates who also threatened Raul of ilustrisimo (ask him on FB) the sheer number of commenters at different times, impossible came from just one person. many of the accounts already existed before post be wary of the other FMA discussion members. the Carlos hermanos FMA protectors of this FMA thug aguilar also Threatened Raul of ilustrisimo in FB by pm, in the carlos hermanos pages direclty and implied in 2016 (ask him on FB), the carlos hermanos only came to Luneta in 2012 to get certificate Yet Taunts/Argue against the insiders of Kalis ilustrisimo HQ FB (ask on fb torqui dojillo, raul, peachie what happened 2014 forward) noticed FMA discussion members suddenly increased in number? how come? Cover ups of fma Dark Side, PR damage control? please see comments of Different people here in PH, sheer number of commenters shocked me so no way accounts are from one person! ( gramho.com/media/2402163807142127329 ) - --------- ( gramho.com/media/2402163544788329033 ) - This is disturbing, there was another stabbing assault by that thug and his goons?? against another BJJ coach who built gym too close to his?? -------------- ( gramho.com/media/2402163807142127329 ) - this confirms what Raul said "underlings behavior = leader character" translated from tagalog, Commenter said Even rich thugs students and CH hang around in BF paranaque (upscale village here in the southern metro), no regard for restraint coz they have the $$ for attorney and hospital; the other commenter on Top after being informed of the real colors of the thug is no longer considering going to their gym Deftac. ( gramho.com/media/2401974734393898750 ) - important line by commenter is "Goddamn criminal gets away due to $$$ and connections" ( gramho.com/media/2401932371730508669 ) - Dean, here in the PH, the commenter Confirmed "Tau Gamma Violent Frat protects the rich thug, remove them and he is another thug", they're so rich it's actually their Daddy paying for their "Luho?" Luho means luxuries Dean ( gramho.com/media/2401934737275912446 ) - commenter Right on by saying thug "has no restraint" and "weaponizing ego", whatever happened to Appropriate force?? Not even self defense it was an assault witnessed by Gian villanueva ( gramho.com/media/2401920793748599859 ) - the psycopath Uses Kids anti-bullying Program as COVER for thug and his goons Assaults, many people in the PH - BJJ community knows thug is Scum - gramho.com/media/2402163322700137653 and even threatened the victim nic nielsen Prof. Felipe Jocano was NOT aware Grappler Karlo sevilla and said rich thug are Enemies hahaha (the Dumog topic post) i agree with your statement @MaharlikaAWA - "These are trash in the FMA, bullies thugs yet jobs cause they talk their way to it (and also got $$ connections), yet many Humble masters are poor and do not get respect they deserve."
He may be a rich kid, but he's no stranger to the chaos in Manila's streets. One thing most people don't know, it's the rich kids who were preyed upon by the poor thugs of Manila's streets. Alvin trained in YawYan, Sarian, PekitiTirsia, JKD and BJJ. He even choked our JKD instructor to prove his point about grappling. Those who think he's not legit doesn't know what they're talking about. He's like Paul Vunak, a passionate martial art who proved his fighting mettle in the streets of Manila. He's correct when he said Filipinos are not confrontational, because we don't like cheap talk. We either bash someone's face right away or back off and step away for awhile because we can't face the conflict at hand, then plan for the next move. Never underestimate the smaller statured Pinoys. Plenty of fights before teen years would be ok, I had my fair share, but once these kids grow up and learn how to arm themselves, you better run for the hills baby. As the saying goes, it's 'ubusan ng lahi, matira matibay' or can be loosely translated in English as it's a fight to the death, and let the toughest one survive! Peace!
I believe there are or were more talented Filipinos than Pacquiao. But better fighters? NO! What this guy doesn't understand is having your head in the right place is part of being a great fighter/boxer. You can't train someone to be mentally strong enough to be an elite boxer. He or she has to have it in his/her blood. Pac got to where he's at because he has the complete package: talent, heart, luck, and hunger. One or two Filipino fighters may have world class talent but at some point they are going to fail due to lacking the other key ingredients. Someone might come along to be as good or better than Pac but not until the next blue moon. This guy thinks people like Pac exist in every corner in the Philippines. He's delusional.
+blindthief Pac is good at boxing, but pit him against Martial Arts experts and he will lose. Even against MMA fighters, Pac has good footwork, quick and powerful punches but when he gets grappled he will risk getting his Arms broken
Channing Tatum is Bae No, no...this isn't about skills of MMA vs. skills of Boxing. This is about becoming that special fighter who is a once in a lifetime type of individual. Who is/was the most successful Filipino MMA fighter? Probably Mark Munoz, right? His talent and fame aren't anywhere close to the level of Manny Pacquiao. Once again, someone like Pac comes around only once in a blue moon. You can't just take any skilled Pinoy and turn him into a superstar athlete. The guy in the video says once Pinoy fighters have their head in the right place they'll be as successful as Manny. It's not that easy.
+blindthief sir this guy alvin aguilar is very great in all range of combat sports, he do it almost all of his entire life, he met a lot of fighters, he knew a lot of filipino martial arts, he is not delusional bro. you talking like you knew a lot of martial arts while you are not enrolled in any kind of combat sports. u knew nothing and talk like u know everything. before urcc theres a certain undergroud fight with barehands in the south of metro manila. back in nearly 2000's wer they organized it
There is a difference between possibility and reality. Sure, it's possible for anyone to make their dreams come true and become a millionaire athlete. But reality is only a small percentage of people in this world will be as successful as Manny Pacquiao.
We can't have 20 more Manny Pacquiao maybe 1 to 2 Pacquiao yes there is something about filipinos that other cultures does not have filipinos are naturally good at punching and dodging attacks but their kick is weak
warfreak maton mamamatay tao yang aguilar na yan hiniwa mukha ni Nicolas Nielsen, may post ako ng sister ni nick nielsen showing the horrific crime ni aguilar assault vs nick nielsen verified by witness Gian Villanueva nasa taas commenter na yun
Muscle Man ?? GSP, Diego Sanchez, Anderson Silva would destroy this kid. They're way bigger and stronger. He's tiny looks like he's 135 pounds lol.. Gun shot wounds don't mean shit in an mma fight it's all about your training
Muscle Man yea hes rich. he's a Gracie black belt lol bjj classes are expensive. I just wanna see how good his stand up game is because he said his gym is full of boxers on Manny pacquiao level
Sir im from sanpedro laguna and i trained martial arts 3 years later and i stop.. Sir i want to join your club pllsss sir help and teach me i train hard to be a great fighter 😭 🙏
You are right . You cannot stop knife attacker knows what he is doing in hand to hand combat. My mentor said that to me as what you have said.My mentor teach me decietful knife combat even you are been hold you can escape your hand and you can still continuing striking using your knife. Even master in martial arts can feel bad to stop a guys knows well what he do with his knife. I want to share what my mentor have shared with me. Because that is the only remembrance I have for him. My mentor is a private person with his skills in close combat in arnis and knife. He is not known having that skill but He possess lot of skills in hand combat. I am the only person he have teach more his knowledge of self defense. He created his own of how he could counter different martials arts. But the most awesome skills I love the most is his counter and blocking of all punches in boxing style. I love his feet position body position and hand position when he defense against a boxer. His skills in boxing more than any greatest boxer in the world. I saw him having sparring with all his sons teaching them to block and counter the different direction of the punches. My mentor is close to 80 years old but he want not to be known. I want not to abondon his skills and I want it to be known all his technique. I prefer my mentors techniques it is wise and smart combat.
I remember i was in grade 5, i fight for 1 piece of Chocolate just because i want to taste chocolates from abroad 😂😂😂 CRAZY! Everyday there are fights behind in our St. Nino Church😂😂😂 and the Winner becomes Chocolates, that was our Childhoods Life in the Philippines.
Oppressed by America? We're allies and helped each other fight against the Japanese in WW2! Haven't you ever heard of The Bataan Death March? It was the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of 60,000-80,000 Filipino and American Soldier prisoners of war from Saysain Point, Bagac, Bataan and Mariveles to Camp O'Donnell. Our ancestors fought together for the Philippines. Get your history straight friend!
Organized Chaos. PERFECT!!!!! I lived in the Philippines for 5 years. Was an amazing experience.
Did you see that scene with Pacquiao shadowboxing? Straight lighting speed...
G... I thought I was the only one who paid attention. It looks FW when it was regular camera speed
The US Marines were called Leathernecks not because of their experience in Philippines. The leatherneck of the uniforms of the US Marines existed way before the Americans came to the Philippines. Yes, it is use to protect the neck and critical veins in battle. It is believed the origin of leathernecks came from the Barbary Wars were the US Marines participated.
With that in mind, it seems the Filipinos just brought it back into fashion for a while.
You know what this guy is right about the realistic of defending against a knife. Many martial arts instructors seems to think they can do these fancy moves to ward off the knife attack - Big Mistake.
it's true what he said about us filipino as kids, almost all of us have experienced fighting with our bare hands at least once in our life.
That's common everywhere else. Not unique for just Filipinos. Nope
@@spiderliliez Well did i say it is unique to us? Did I?
@@spiderliliez lol. not here in Nordic countries. Kids here are weak af. Everywhere is a safe place.
How is spamming your punches called experienced?
@@spiderlilieznot in 🦘
Thank you for sharing. The term "leatherneck" refers to the neckbands to protect the neck that dates back to 1700, which is about 200 years before the US Marines had contact with Filipino escrimadors.
The term "leatherneck" was derived from a leather stock once worn around the neck by both American and British Marines (and soldiers). In the United States, beginning in 1798, "one stock of black leather and clasp" was issued to each Marine every year.[2] Its use as a synecdoche for Marines began as a term of ridicule by sailors.[3]
The use of the collar in battle was to protect the neck against the cutlass of pirates.[citation needed] The First Barbary War engaged the new American fighting force to stop the Barbary pirates[4] from holding trade ships for ransom during Jefferson's term as president.[5]
The dress blue uniform of the US Marines still bears a tribute to that stock collar today, with its stiff cloth collar.
I have been to the Philippines many times. Everything he says is true.
You got stab you got shot and you laugh. You're the boss.
I enjoyed this and it is true some so called trained fighters can't fight in the streets same with some street fighters can't fight in the ring depends on the situation and those involved
You should re phrase that to we are "the" finest knife and machete fighters in the world. Prior to this the slants who invaded us 70 yrs ago were the finest swordsmen in the world until they met the bolo.
And you consider yourself one of the finest knife fighters out there? Sorry to destroy your bubble but if it wasn’t for your fil-am cousins you wouldn’t even know shit about Arnis. So man up and knock it off, kid.
Old Ninja movies was the best motivations for all young fighters to conquer any types of fears and succeed..
most Filipino male have experience fighting I can prove that... even the nerdy kid in our class have already been in Many Fights
We are peaceful...but sometime you have to fight even how skinny you are...You must stand-up.
Yeah here in Tagalog region so many bullies I've encountered hell here, when I transfer from visayas to Manila, when I was grade 3 encountered so many bullies
@@brebreboolardoo5910 Welcome to the Manila
Survival of the fittest
Never seen a street fight in the Philippines...In Australia, go to any bar or club and wait 20 minutes..
Jujitsu boys mustn't fight Kali's knife experts.
La Salle must have been very tough. He’s from the mean streets of Taft Ave where people fight over who takes the nice parking spot for their sports cars. What does this guy know about the street life? He even went oversees to train with the Gracies. He can’t speak for most Filipinos. He seemed like the spoiled privileged kid type who got into fights, so his rich parents enrolled him to karate. (btw, Filipinos are generally non confrontational).
Rk who got shot 3 times
toxicab23 And you feel that you are the best person to be interviewed because you’re poor? Poor people problems ugh
Lols
accurate
Lucifer Morningstar the problem is you can’t claim that you represent a whole population of people, culture or ethnicity. He mentions “we, Filipinos...” I’m a Filipino and I do not associate or feel that I could relate to any of this guy is saying.
There is always someone who will say that the neighborhood he grew up in is tough. There is a certain masculine satisfaction in taking pride of a rough upbringing. No matter what country that person is from. So what he said is also what the wanna be Crip in South Central LA or the Juvenile Delinquent in Tokyo, or the MMA fighter in Rio de Janeiro would say. That trait is not specific to Filipinos. Again, Filipinos are generally non confrontational and peaceful.
You should learn the real Filipino self defense called “Sayonachi Botaknako”
Love the storytelling! Salamat
Hi po idol 😊❤️
Ever heard the saying tuff people dont need to boast its only the weak that have to bang on about there capabilitys as they feel weak
T Law tagalogin mo na lang brad. Naawa ako sa nagbabasa ng comment mo!
Respect from Kazakhstan,don't trust,don't fear, don't beg code of the streets.
The only real way to not get cut in a knife fight is to incapacitate the knife fighter before you get cut, and since the knife fighter will generally be the aggressor and often be the only one with a weapon handy, that's really quite hard to do.
I was born and grew up in Manila, moved to Minnesota and have been to Phuket and Amsterdam. Manila is no doubt dangerous but compared to Minnesota and Amsterdam it is actually nothing. Many Kickboxers in Amsterdam are active in crimes or had been in one or two, Minnesota is just a dangerous place to be. You can be safe at the most dangerous part of Manila but not in Detroit, Minnesots or Amsterdam.
I've lived 23 years in various cities in USA, and over 12 years in Philippines. My Filipino side of my family always tells me that as an American, I don't understand how dangerous it is here. Well, after living a decade in both places alone and self-sufficient, I've experienced way more dangerous life-threatening situations in USA, no contest.
Fillipino and Indonesian Martial Arts like Kali and Silat are probably one of the most brutal.
Fuck indonesia wannabe
It’s rather dancing. The true arnistadors died out. YOU are rather a generation of loudmouths and smartphone loving spoiled brats.
Its true that us filipinos fight way more than other people. I got into a pencil fight back in 3rd grade and still have some of the pencil lead embedded in the skin of my palms XD.
I got stabbed at the back when I was in 3rd grade hahaha
i stabbed someone in the head then the lead stuck but its out i only got DA 2 times.
Me too. We stabbed each with number 1 pencil.
Hahaha classic pencil stabbing elementary days.
I can count with only a few fingers who do not talk bullshit, and this is Aguilar. I haven't met him personally but I was around when he started URCC and promoted it in Dumaguete. If youre smart and would want to train self defense in the Philippines particularly in Manila which is a place of too many individuals posting as "Masters", and use FMA as a platform to make easy money. I rather put my money on him. Battle scars like that and still alive in the Philippines is rare. Put your egos aside and get real.
"The oppressors will take our guns away, and what we have left is our blades, and then we would use them."
Kinda reminds me of asymmetric tactics.
Very good video. Informative and inspiring. I like the message.
Incredible "Leatherneck" connection to the US marines needin the neck protection !
The most common "leatherneck" reason was marines fighting against muslims. In the marines song, it says "from the halls of montezuma, to the halls of TRIPOLI". Marines fought in tripoli, North Africa.
I'm not sure who is right on the explanation. Maybe both.
FlyryrooRyan unfortunately untrue hehe
FlyryrooRyan the americans were no match against the filipinos back in the old days that's why they couldn't win the battle for manila and that's why the americans couldn't make Philippines a state just like what they did to Hawaii
Joelson Sabado they should have philippines would be better off that way
@@joelsonsabado9206 You are a real ass and very ignorant and probably just a jealous person who hates white people. The Americans were fighting hard to defeat the Japanese and in the Battle of Manila both US marines and Filipino fighters were on the same team as brothers and there are thousands and thousands more Filipino fighters than US military men in that battle. So if the Americans could not win that battle thent he Filipinos could not win it even more so. Both Filipino men and American men died and were captured by the brutal Japanese. Even int he bataan death march we both suffered. How disrespectful of you to talk trash about US fighters.
The US and Filipinos were not even fightig each other you idiot. They both were on the same team fighting the Japanese Imperial forces. know your history you ignoramus! Also the Filipipinos voted against bvecoming a state all though many wanted to. If you did become a state you wouldn't be a 3rd world corrupt and very very poor and dirty country as you throw trash everywhere and do not help your own poor people because the officials take bribes and more. think about that.
I love the Philippines and people but I know what truth is.
kind of over exaggerated
I've been in a fight maybe about 27 times including the guys who bullied me in short gangs,and got in out in the guidance office but manage myself to have a high grades,sometimes you got to standup to protect yourself but once you bullied someone in the philippines shits are going land,foreigners think Filipino's are peaceful and kind but the black sides of Filipino's are brutal people,just like me 😂😂
I've seen a street fight before when I was a kid there's flying bulk of stone over my head,,and i saw my sister got hit by fluorescent lamp at the back mostly here in the Philippines if you got hit they never run they will hit you back so be ready for altercation.
very well said bruh...filipinos are very friendly people..just dont miss with us..
Miss? Bobo amputa. Ano yan bisaya NG mess? Sana tinagalog mo na lang.
@@Kasis469 e correct mo nalang yung tao wag mo na e degrade, para kanamang di nagkakamali sa buhay
Philippines ancient knife fighting is beast and the guy at 5:14 is awesome cool vid
respect
5:20 the reason why bringing knife outside is illegal in the Philippines lol
NGAYON ko lng Alam na illegal Ang knife sa public
@@tadifaheavengave7297 it will depend on the length of the blade hehehe
Haha Dito ok Naman farmers nga bolo o itak araw-araw Kasi mababait Naman Wag lang talaga awayin hehehe
Sir i am coming Manila and i like to meet you and i will be the lucky person to learn from you i am fund of Martial arts
holy fuck dudes been shot stabbed and is still alive damn!
faxa w Lol you're right
+faxa w so when shot is good for body?
+faxa w bro me want learning how make sushi
josh schaefer bro u have stick?
faxa w yes because stab wound is good
im filipino and i have never been in a fight. every culture has that shit.
Bcus your coward
@@rafaelregan9104 his not coward idiot! his just wanted to be safe thats all, he just back on a fight because the most importamt thing, use your head rather anger or tryin to probe that your man.
@@thunderabrau2969 talawan, bayot.
@@cardinalwilson8034 mas bayot man ka, cge ug pang chopa sa otin. 😂🤣😅
@@thunderabrau2969 imong mama burikat
Knife fight? Colombia has just entered the room
My filipino side of the family always told me no one causes trouble because you will get shot
The term "leatherneck" was derived from a leather stock once worn around the neck by both American and British Marines and soldiers. Beginning in 1798 "one stock of black leather and clasp" was issued to each United States Marine every year. Its use as a synecdoche for Marines began as a term of ridicule by sailors.
Pinoy talaga,maraming na sobrahan sa Telenovela at Pelikulang ma drama.The Mahirap vs Mayaman perspectuve.I saw lots of comments here rooted with the Api apihan mentalidad or utak talangka.Cant you nega people just be proud of people like Alvin.Cono at Eletista??The guy is a Tau gamma frat man, im an APO of UST alam niyo ba kung gaano ka violent ang frat wars noon panahon namin?whatever your school is,puwede kang mabugbog, masaksak o mabaril dahil sa Frat mo.iba po ang Fraternity noong 90s.
Yup, got my share of uneven fights against frat men. Never belonged to any fraternity but seemed to always clash with them. Maybe the arrogance of my youth was to blame. I'm glad I have punched 'starters' fight before I got sucker punched and ran like hell before I can get mobbed.
I'm pretty sure he's a legit high level BJJ practitioner since he trained with the Gracies abroad. But if we talk about street fights VICE should have went to the slum areas in the country where people kill each other for survival not for bragging what their rich parents gave them.
Some people are just clueless. When it comes to frat wars, no matter if you're rich or poor, when your brothers drag you to a frat war, you have no choice but to bask in violence and get drench in blood. Watch the news, sad stories of youths regretting their decisions after getting involved with frats. Even nowadays, from time to time, there are frat related violence. And the number #1 perpetrator with the highest rate of violence is Tau Gamma Phi. Mostly are high profile crimes. In fact, just last year, there was a senate hearing about a death of a neophyte in said frat. Alvin Aguilar is one of the prominent members of Tau Gamma Phi. He's a legend in the entire org and holds important position during his time. Geez, the guy was the former Grand Triskelion of La Salle. And I'm telling you, you can't lead a bunch of lions if you got no iron balls and you have no intentions to get your hands dirty. The guy has all the right to be the one being interviewed with all his accomplishments. Like seriously, he was the first to train with Gracie. He also trained with Pekiti-Tirsia Grand Master Leo Gaje. Damn, those names are legends in the world of Martial Arts.
His comments about mannie weren't disrespectful but more demeaning
Im a filipino dude and I’ve never been in a fight. Unless you count wrestling in highschool lol
Then your in private school
@@ghost-cp4sc he said he wrestled in school, so he’s most likely what filipinos call “fil-ams”. he prob only visits the country on holidays lmao
Why were there needs for street fights before but not know? Why were they necessary and why not now?
Also, is it true this guy stabbed someone with a broken bottle last year? There is some internet rumor going around about this.
I bet this guy only trains rich people as I bet he charges a fortune for a monthly fee since he is popular. The average street Filipino and poor person cannot afford to train in martial arts. But there are programs by Karate groups, Taekwondo and others as well as many Kali and Eskrima groups who help poor people out. MMA is for rich people and so is BJJ.
Wrong
Well when i was there in 2011 inquiring about prices, I believe they wanted to charge me 1500 or 3000 pesos I believe (memory is a little foggy). Either way, I declined to join because when I asked For a trial the guy at the entrance said I would have to wear a tshirt instead of my Gi because I wasn't a full member (some bs like that) I found that odd and slightly disrespectful since prof. Aguilar received his belt from Royler Gracie which would mean we are under the same patch ( Rgda ) but whatever, each person runs their school different. And the reason why his school wins so many competitions cause he is probably the only legit black belt in that region. Jiu Jitsu is currently asscheeks in the philippines. Either way, if u have $50usd u can train there, which is waaaaaaayyyyy cheaper than what I pay in the U.S.
If you want to see cockfighting out here, you have take your ass to Mexico. If anything... U.S. has underground dog fights. (I do not support it)
You are from Pakistan? I'm sorry, i can not understand what you are typing. Please rephrase.
Muscle Man I LOVE U HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
I agree with this guy, since we're kids we fight a lot with our classmates in school even with your friend, like it's really a fist fight and your elder friend or brother won't even bother to stop the fight they'll just wtach you fight while laughing until no one is crying or hurt HAHAHA that was when i was still living in samar.
Then when we move out here in luzon, in pampanga it's different on how they fight. I once experience having a fist fight with my opponent in basketball but his friends also attacked me, thankfully i was good at running backwards without gettiing out of balance HAHAHA, then when i confronted him in school he didn't give a damn but after when the class ended he was waiting in the school gate with his friends fucking bastard. It was 1 for all, all for one.
Wow, this guy is really talking it up. He would almost make me believe that Filipinos are the best martial artists in the world. Hmm, but why is there only pacquiao and no good mma fighters? Managers? What bull shit. Half of the ufc champions come from countries poorer than the philippines.
sana all basagulerong mayaman
Hahaha
Pero pta, look at those scars bro, speechless
Manny is the best boxer in asia.. there's no other filipino boxer who can do better than manny..haha and la salle are for rich people real bloody fights are in the slums.. this guy was a rich kid
Idiot kid.
Roel's Masterpiece Manny is just one guy who knew the right people to get him to the top. There are many people in different weight divisions who possess the skill level doesnt matter if youre filipino or not
Nonsense smh to you
With 0 mma fights
he might sound cocky but he can back it up with his skills haven't you seen his Battle Scars?
milixe1 i agree with u bruh FYI URCC is one of the pioneering MMA organization here in South East Asia and it was founded by this guy.
nrf abenoja battle scars for being a dick head ! anyone without scars with discipline can ko him or even kill him.
kratos with what guns
filipino is born to be wild😎
andami mong alam na street street, aling street
Cool! Anywhere you go is never a fair fight, and it never ends, there's always what we call resbak, lose today, go back with your friends and fight some more.
thats the way of how to conquer your enemy on his vulnerable weakness and not on his strength, focus weakness surely will survive in every fight. during my primary and secondary level education, i always end up fighting in the street every year, not because i am a bad kid, but because fought what life brings me, fought every inch of enemy who tries to bully me or my friend. i love street fight because there is no rule, until i meet a classmate who knows FMA in which i end listenning to him and stop being asshole kid who loves to pick a fight and ttying to be hero dude. i learned my lesson very. use heads and not your anger is the best.
Pano ba sumali jan?
I daw Marikina branch - crazy BJJ classes 😮 white belts fighting like yellow (kids) in the west 😂
we grow up to fight multiple opponent .. 2 or 3 against one.. the only thing you can survive that kind of attack is to used any improvised weapons.. if you can handle multiple attack.. it will be easy for you to fight one on one
hahaha!!! i really get a good laugh each time i watch this vid!.. for all of you out there, his school is for the F@ckilngly rich pipol in the Phil., he went to the States to study, that is a good proof how rich he is. the street that he is bragging about regarding his fights & battle scars, is the street where rich kids hang out, that has no idea what real phil street fighting is all about!
Now promoting the Kali art but seeing a foreign martial art??!! ....WTF!!??
PS: yes, im a filipino that grew up in the streets & a kali practitioner. so yes, i know what im talking about.
+ronisworld2 Dude don't go around saying shit like that. I mean for all you know he could be scholar kid or something. And for fucks does it matter where he got the scars? Would it make a difference if he got them somewhere else? It's the same thing
Dude, he's no scholar. almost every Filipino martial artists knows who this f@ck!ng rich kid is.... with regards to his scars, in this topic/show topic, it matters a lot.
+ronisworld2 one look i kinda had a feeling he has a privileged life.
he absolutely does!
@ronisworld2 www.reddit.com/r/Eskrima/comments/deuudj/bullies_in_martial_arts_rich_thug_fmaer_reported/
Quality
gracie blackbelt but Ribiero jiu jitsu patches everywhere?
Saulo Ribiero is a Royler Gracie Blackbet. Royler Gracie's Association is Gracie Humaitia which is where Alvin got his Blackbelt from.
Guys been shot and stabbed, trained under helio and Royce (Look up Gracie challenge), and had a successful mma career. Sounds real spoiled and soft to me...said no one ever. Rich or poor he's tougher than 99.9%. And then there's the fact that he's from the country with the most developed edge weapon techniques in the world. This guy would DESTROY the haters without breathing heavy. Would love to see these trolls in his gym. They'd get absolutely rocked.
Can someone please yive me the address of that club.
he is the wrong representative for this. this is one perspective out of thousands. manila isnt the only place in manila, vice
@@lucifermorningstar3463 you are stupid too that attitude not belong to Earth
I have a fighter pure visaya breef. He is op please pm me how to join
im more afraid of the guys whos stabbed him and shoot him before. think about that.
Philippines "Chaotic neutral"
6:20 that's NOT why marines are called leathernecks..... yes they did wear a leather collar but it was to defend against the slash of a cutlass, not filipino knives but nice try
So how did this rich kid grow up to get into so many fights and get stabbed and shot anyway? Was he in a gang?
maybe the mental sickness bro. but he handsome kind of guy face.
Frat wars circa '90s. Manila was crazy back then. Stabbing, handkerchiefs with padlock, home made guns were the norm back then. He was a Tau Gamma Phi Grand Triskellion. Meaning, he had the highest rank in their chapter.
@@alanfidelino4141 What was the purpose of the fraternities and which ones were fighting and why? Why do rich kids who do not have to fight to eat,or live in squatter houses or slums get into gang wars? It makes no sense. Is there drugs and crime empires involved? Sounds like a bunch of rich kids who are bored and want to feel important and validated.
@@MaharlikaAWA - Yes that is true, Rich kids bored who wanna be validated, even attacking Tricycle drivers for initiation and they got the $$ for attorneys and medical to avoid lawsuits.
on FMA discussion fb - of course guilty people will not admit, in fact they got Anj panganiban, franco rulloda, The FMA Banditschannel, Pinoy martial arts mastermind youtube channel, carlos hermanos like alfread gealogo etc doing PR damage control
the real alvin aguilar
www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/gkh2a2/fma_thug_alvin_aguilar_witnessed_by_gian/
www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/gkh3df/gian_villanueva_witness_vs_fma_thug_alvin_aguilar/
just to back up what many martial arts practitioners and fmaers really think about those rich thugs here in PH, Proof attached and witnesses, take note the rich thug alvin aguilar is influential, protected by violent Tau gamma frat and carlos hermanos rich thugs and associates who also threatened Raul of ilustrisimo (ask him on FB)
the sheer number of commenters at different times, impossible came from just one person. many of the accounts already existed before post
be wary of the other FMA discussion members.
the Carlos hermanos FMA protectors of this FMA thug aguilar also Threatened Raul of ilustrisimo in FB by pm, in the carlos hermanos pages direclty and implied in 2016 (ask him on FB), the carlos hermanos only came to Luneta in 2012 to get certificate Yet Taunts/Argue against the insiders of Kalis ilustrisimo HQ FB (ask on fb torqui dojillo, raul, peachie what happened 2014 forward)
noticed FMA discussion members suddenly increased in number? how come?
Cover ups of fma Dark Side, PR damage control? please see comments of Different people here in PH,
sheer number of commenters shocked me so no way accounts are from one person!
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( gramho.com/media/2402163544788329033 ) - This is disturbing, there was another stabbing assault by that thug and his goons?? against another BJJ coach who built gym too close to his??
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( gramho.com/media/2402163807142127329 ) - this confirms what Raul said "underlings behavior = leader character" translated from tagalog, Commenter said Even rich thugs students and CH hang around in BF paranaque (upscale village here in the southern metro), no regard for restraint coz they have the $$ for attorney and hospital; the other commenter on Top after being informed of the real colors of the thug is no longer considering going to their gym Deftac.
( gramho.com/media/2401974734393898750 ) - important line by commenter is "Goddamn criminal gets away due to $$$ and connections"
( gramho.com/media/2401932371730508669 ) - Dean, here in the PH, the commenter Confirmed "Tau Gamma Violent Frat protects the rich thug, remove them and he is another thug", they're so rich it's actually their Daddy paying for their "Luho?" Luho means luxuries Dean
( gramho.com/media/2401934737275912446 ) - commenter Right on by saying thug "has no restraint" and "weaponizing ego", whatever happened to Appropriate force?? Not even self defense it was an assault witnessed by Gian villanueva
( gramho.com/media/2401920793748599859 ) - the psycopath Uses Kids anti-bullying Program as COVER for thug and his goons Assaults,
many people in the PH - BJJ community knows thug is Scum - gramho.com/media/2402163322700137653
and even threatened the victim nic nielsen
Prof. Felipe Jocano was NOT aware Grappler Karlo sevilla and said rich thug are Enemies hahaha (the Dumog topic post)
i agree with your statement @MaharlikaAWA - "These are trash in the FMA, bullies thugs yet jobs cause they talk their way to it (and also got $$ connections), yet many Humble masters are poor and do not get respect they deserve."
Hope you could also learn SIKARAN :) A Filipino Martial Arts.
PUGAY 🇵🇭🙏🏻
Saan po ba tong jiu jutsu gym na nasa vid?
Mr Aguilar has been a bad ass as far ago as 1999, paranaque to be exact is where I heard of him.
He may be a rich kid, but he's no stranger to the chaos in Manila's streets. One thing most people don't know, it's the rich kids who were preyed upon by the poor thugs of Manila's streets. Alvin trained in YawYan, Sarian, PekitiTirsia, JKD and BJJ. He even choked our JKD instructor to prove his point about grappling. Those who think he's not legit doesn't know what they're talking about. He's like Paul Vunak, a passionate martial art who proved his fighting mettle in the streets of Manila. He's correct when he said Filipinos are not confrontational, because we don't like cheap talk. We either bash someone's face right away or back off and step away for awhile because we can't face the conflict at hand, then plan for the next move. Never underestimate the smaller statured Pinoys. Plenty of fights before teen years would be ok, I had my fair share, but once these kids grow up and learn how to arm themselves, you better run for the hills baby. As the saying goes, it's 'ubusan ng lahi, matira matibay' or can be loosely translated in English as it's a fight to the death, and let the toughest one survive! Peace!
what is this guy mma record?
iamflatten Iamflatten he is the founder of urcc
Awesome!
Have some respect here people. If you think you know something, you don't or you wouldn't be running your mouths.
What type of BJJ is teach? Sport or self defense or combination?
I believe there are or were more talented Filipinos than Pacquiao. But better fighters? NO! What this guy doesn't understand is having your head in the right place is part of being a great fighter/boxer. You can't train someone to be mentally strong enough to be an elite boxer. He or she has to have it in his/her blood. Pac got to where he's at because he has the complete package: talent, heart, luck, and hunger. One or two Filipino fighters may have world class talent but at some point they are going to fail due to lacking the other key ingredients. Someone might come along to be as good or better than Pac but not until the next blue moon. This guy thinks people like Pac exist in every corner in the Philippines. He's delusional.
+blindthief Pac is good at boxing, but pit him against Martial Arts experts and he will lose. Even against MMA fighters, Pac has good footwork, quick and powerful punches but when he gets grappled he will risk getting his Arms broken
Channing Tatum is Bae No, no...this isn't about skills of MMA vs. skills of Boxing. This is about becoming that special fighter who is a once in a lifetime type of individual. Who is/was the most successful Filipino MMA fighter? Probably Mark Munoz, right? His talent and fame aren't anywhere close to the level of Manny Pacquiao. Once again, someone like Pac comes around only once in a blue moon. You can't just take any skilled Pinoy and turn him into a superstar athlete. The guy in the video says once Pinoy fighters have their head in the right place they'll be as successful as Manny. It's not that easy.
blindthief That is quite true
+blindthief sir this guy alvin aguilar is very great in all range of combat sports, he do it almost all of his entire life, he met a lot of fighters, he knew a lot of filipino martial arts, he is not delusional bro. you talking like you knew a lot of martial arts while you are not enrolled in any kind of combat sports. u knew nothing and talk like u know everything. before urcc theres a certain undergroud fight with barehands in the south of metro manila. back in nearly 2000's wer they organized it
There is a difference between possibility and reality. Sure, it's possible for anyone to make their dreams come true and become a millionaire athlete. But reality is only a small percentage of people in this world will be as successful as Manny Pacquiao.
He seems very biased
Why train with a Gi when you won't use one when competing in MMA???
canizlupuz12 canizlupuz12 it’ll get your bjj no gi defense better
Pffft! This guy, never bring a knife to a gun fight!
Guy sounds really cocky. Theres so many fighter better than him, he doesnt realise that/doesnt want to
great train!!
paano po pumasok sa sport nayan gusto ko po yan
Punta ka po sa kulungan may libre lessons po sa loob
We can't have 20 more Manny Pacquiao maybe
1 to 2 Pacquiao yes
there is something about filipinos that other cultures does not have filipinos are naturally good at punching and dodging attacks but their kick is weak
*laughs in igorot*
A lot manny paquiao fans here get offended hahaha....
Cool Guy !
warfreak maton mamamatay tao yang aguilar na yan hiniwa mukha ni Nicolas Nielsen, may post ako ng sister ni nick nielsen showing the horrific crime ni aguilar assault vs nick nielsen verified by witness Gian Villanueva nasa taas commenter na yun
1:15 baddy walking by!!
Wrong! It was the moors that had the US Marines wear leatherneck..
Moors, as in the moors in spain? Was that during the spanish american war?
Moors in northern africa.
Manny Pacquiao is not lucky.. he is one of the worlds best
Best martial arts come from the Philippines
Bro India is original father of all martial arts. Me do kalariprayatu. And Kushti. Me strong
philippine have cockfihting?
how much philipppines broo?
Theex pendable bro do u have two balls or just 1?
Muscle Man no pankration was the first art and was greek
A Filipino Gracie black belt. But does he have stand up game?
Muscle Man i haven't watched him in an mma fight how do u know
Muscle Man ?? GSP, Diego Sanchez, Anderson Silva would destroy this kid. They're way bigger and stronger. He's tiny looks like he's 135 pounds lol.. Gun shot wounds don't mean shit in an mma fight it's all about your training
Muscle Man yea hes rich. he's a Gracie black belt lol bjj classes are expensive. I just wanna see how good his stand up game is because he said his gym is full of boxers on Manny pacquiao level
Muscle Man never seen him fight i don't believe you
knife fighting is his stand up game...LOL
Looking at ONE FC growth and how Philippin fighters have been dominating there. Especially Team Lakay
Sir im from sanpedro laguna and i trained martial arts 3 years later and i stop.. Sir i want to join your club pllsss sir help and teach me i train hard to be a great fighter
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I'm sorry but I don't think I'm gonna believe that you got into street fights before cause you're from La salle which means R.K
You are right . You cannot stop knife attacker knows what he is doing in hand to hand combat. My mentor said that to me as what you have said.My mentor teach me decietful knife combat even you are been hold you can escape your hand and you can still continuing striking using your knife. Even master in martial arts can feel bad to stop a guys knows well what he do with his knife. I want to share what my mentor have shared with me. Because that is the only remembrance I have for him. My mentor is a private person with his skills in close combat in arnis and knife. He is not known having that skill but He possess lot of skills in hand combat. I am the only person he have teach more his knowledge of self defense. He created his own of how he could counter different martials arts. But the most awesome skills I love the most is his counter and blocking of all punches in boxing style. I love his feet position body position and hand position when he defense against a boxer. His skills in boxing more than any greatest boxer in the world. I saw him having sparring with all his sons teaching them to block and counter the different direction of the punches. My mentor is close to 80 years old but he want not to be known. I want not to abondon his skills and I want it to be known all his technique. I prefer my mentors techniques it is wise and smart combat.
Alvin AguilaR not aguila
I thought that Chinese and Japanese are the best for their kungfu and samurai.Now i nkow that we have our BEST VERSION of martial arts.God bleess sir.
I remember i was in grade 5, i fight for 1 piece of Chocolate just because i want to taste chocolates from abroad 😂😂😂 CRAZY! Everyday there are fights behind in our St. Nino Church😂😂😂 and the Winner becomes Chocolates, that was our Childhoods Life in the Philippines.
I didn't get the point of Ring fighter think he's tough but in a street fight someone will wash him. 👎🏽
DUDE
LOOK AT HIS SCARS, AND YOU TELL HIM HE'S NOT A STREET FIGHTER?
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Pfft.
Oppressed by America? We're allies and helped each other fight against the Japanese in WW2!
Haven't you ever heard of The Bataan Death March? It was the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of 60,000-80,000 Filipino and American Soldier prisoners of war from Saysain Point, Bagac, Bataan and Mariveles to Camp O'Donnell.
Our ancestors fought together for the Philippines. Get your history straight friend!
Max The Road Warrior Well there was a time when America was at war with the Philippines.
Philippine - American war. happened before WW2.
Took a cheap shot against Manny. No class.
I seen lots of Filipinos just yell at each other tho lol most of em in the US
wala namang nanunuod nyan