@@NicioTrevinoYeah but really good fighters knows when they land the punch or kick. You'll notice this with fighters at the top of their game. If you've ever kick or punch someone, you'd know when it landed just right. So yeah, most of those fighters are not getting far and if they did they don't stay near or at the top for long.
No respect for you, who has no idea what it's like to fight for a living. If losing means a struggle to put food on the table for your family, you'd be fine with your kids eating instant ramen every day. Stick to watching football or tennis, kid, these fighters aren't doing this for you.
@gabecballou5303 well first off they fight in an entertainment industry that without fans or people watching wouldn't get paid. Second off there are more than enough people in this video alone that didn't keep hitting after the person was clearly knocked out. Thirdly I've been watching ufc since the 90s. I was going to be in the ufc until an injury took that sport away from me.
@gabecballou5303 that has nothing to do to fight for a living, they are fighters and professional ones not amateurs, they've seen what a knockout looks like before and knows that each hit to the head is a step further to cte and those punches given while the guy is knocked out are way more dangerous than being hit conscious, it's something you wouldn't understand really because you think the same as them and think this is correct when it's not, this is a sport not a coliseum and for respect of yourself and the opponent there are things you're not supposed to do because you can make an injury that can and will make the person invalid regardless of being a full contact sport accidents can happen but all those punches when someone is unconscious are on purpose, they know what they're doing since they're professionals and the same can happen to them as well and believe me none who practice a sport wants to be stopped from doing the sport they like because an inquiry this has to do with sportsmanship, something many people who train lack, doesn't know that the sports are meant to have values or simply doesn't care about them like most peeps like you unfortunately, it's not just about the show and stuff, those values must be applied everytime the sport takes place not just for the post fight interviews or whatever
@gabecballou5303 No one forced him to live like that. It's his choice but RESPECT is mutuel. That's what makes the difference between a disciplined fighter and an animal.
A lot of times it isnt out of malice but muscle memory. From my own personal experience sometimes in heated exchange i black out and goes into tunnel vision. It feels like your body moves on your own. Youre still concious but it feels like your mind is out of your body. i fought an amateur match when i was in my early 20s. First time i went into a tunnel vision. The guy that i faced was really good and was about to move up to go pro. He went for a low with a bodyshot , i countered with a hook but missed. Every shot i took missed him. He kept aiming for my body. It felt like hours despite it was just seconds. When he tried to go low again last i remember was thinking "eat the body , step forward and right hook , if i miss and he ducks i go for left upper if he goes inside if outside i reset. I dont remember much after that i didnt even know whether what punch landed to knock him out. All i know is that he didnt went in for the body but an overhead directly to my face. It all went black , i can still hear the audience and referee i just could see nor move willingly. When i snap back he was knocked out. I talked to mma guys who practice in our gym and they say same thing out of desperation your body just move on its own. Months of practice and your body is engraved of that knowledge on how to move.
Cry about it little man. It's the adrenaline. You aren't gonna be worried about an opponent's well being when they've just spent 10 mins trying to give you brain damage. Watch a different sport if it makes you emotional
Reflexes. Adrenaline. Viewpoint. If a pro fighter actually recognizes that their hit KO'ed the opponent, there's no advantage to keep striking. They're on camera. However, you don't always notice that it's a KO at the exact second it happens. It's EASY to see from the POV of a spectator or via the camera. Not so much in the moment and from the fighter's POV.
Much respect for 35, got the hammer fist ready if he was still up but saw that he was down and controlled himself instead of beating an unconscious man.
im very new to stuff like this and im curious, if anyone does somehow get killed in any of these matches, does the opponent get punished or is there things that the fighters sign which doesn't make the opponent liable for any injuries?
Depends. If the fighter is doing something deliberate to cause massive injury like an illegal move it can cause them to be blamed. But if you're following the rules accidents can just happen. It's happened in boxing.
The opponent isn't considered liable for any injuries or death. One fight where criminal charge were filed was Luis Resto vs Billy Collins in 1983. Collins was a young up-and-comer and Resto, a light punching journeyman, was thought to be an easy opponent. Over the course of the fight Collins face became incredibly swollen and Resto ended up winning a unanimous decision victory. After the fight Collins trainer and father grabbed Resto's gloves and started yelling that they'd had a bunch of padding removed. The althletic commission's investigation confirmed that was the case and Resto later admitted the handwraps underneath his gloves had been dipped in plaster of Paris. In 1986 Resto was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for assault and the injuries to Collins eyes ended his career. In response he began drinking heavily and just months after the fight died in a drunk driving accident.
They are trained to fight till the ref stops em. In the moment they are in survival mode. They are securing the win. Of course to a point it’s wrong to hit em when they clearly are out. But in the moment, you don’t exactly know if they are out so you’re going in to finish it. There was some knockouts in there where the person wasn’t out, so the person had to get in there to finish it till the ref stopped em
okay im very oblivious bout MMA.. but why a lot of them still pound their oponent even tho they already on their back and hand literally not even guarding anymore?
Because unlike other sports, in MMA if you fall, you can continue fighting. Many times, it seems like a clear KO, but then the opponent makes a move or gets up and ends up winning. That's why most prefer to make sure it's a KO, even though many times it's true that there's no need for it.
You keep going until the ref stops the fight. Sometimes you know the guys out, sometimes he's reacting and could still be in fight only "dazed". Sometimes the fighters legitimately hate eachother so their strive to do it If it's blatant, after the ref makes a call, a whistle it's usually an instant DQ
They're usually reacting before they realize the opponent is knocked out. If they _don't_ follow up and their opponent recovers to come back and beat them, they look really silly. Ask Jalin Turner because that happened to him against Renato Moicano at UFC 300.
Is it me or do most of these guys try desperately to get to their knocked-out opponents before the ref can stop them? How long would the punch their knocked-out opponents if the ref was indifferent or just extremely slow? Till the bell?
I’ve watched MMA for a long time (Shamrock v Gracie and Strikeforce days). The sports come a long way and those blows after a guy is out are out of bounds.
@@d4rth_836 there are many reasons. To have enough window to get composure,to get paid, to take the fight to the ground and some can even be someplace between being knocked out and being conscious and ref doesn't count that as KO so the fighter has to double tap to ensure victory. Is my point clear?
Some of these rings are hard af. Fighters heads not even bouncing, hitting wit a loud thud, looking like some are concrete slabs. That more dangerous than the fight
As much as I admire the skill, the althetisism and fitness required for this sort of fighting, I do worry about the damage it would to the brains of these atheletes.
I like watching fighting sports, martial arts and boxing for example, but I can't understand is why in MMA or UFC a fighter keeps hitting an already KOed and unconscious opponent.
There are different rules regarding grounded oppenents, and unless the reff stops the fight you could punch a grounded and or knockedout opponent until the ref stops you
Respect to the commentators who have enough professionalism to explain what is happening instead of screaming "ohhh" like a monkey over and over again.
I think there’s 2 possible explanations. 1: The force of the winner’s hit pushed the loser’s hand into his head hard enough for a KO. (Possibly exhaustion and previous hits lowering the required force for said KO) 2 (and more likely): The winner clipped the loser’s hand, but carried the punch through to hit the front part of his face, such as the nose.
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Huge respect to these guys who stop hitting when they see opponent is already out
Full respect to the players and referee who know when to stop to protect their opponents
RESPECT for the one's didn't hit their opponent knowing already unconscious🙏
I respect that
Nope blame the ref.
@@simonhowell4486 Exactly, you go until the ref stops it. Never know if it's just a knock down and then you're the one getting knocked out.
@@NicioTrevinoYeah but really good fighters knows when they land the punch or kick. You'll notice this with fighters at the top of their game. If you've ever kick or punch someone, you'd know when it landed just right. So yeah, most of those fighters are not getting far and if they did they don't stay near or at the top for long.
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I applaud the fighters who see that they’ve rendered their opponents unconscious and do not keep punching them when they are totally defenseless.
No respecr for the fighters that can rell their opponent is knocked out and still punch them
No respect for you, who has no idea what it's like to fight for a living. If losing means a struggle to put food on the table for your family, you'd be fine with your kids eating instant ramen every day. Stick to watching football or tennis, kid, these fighters aren't doing this for you.
@gabecballou5303 well first off they fight in an entertainment industry that without fans or people watching wouldn't get paid. Second off there are more than enough people in this video alone that didn't keep hitting after the person was clearly knocked out. Thirdly I've been watching ufc since the 90s. I was going to be in the ufc until an injury took that sport away from me.
@gabecballou5303 that has nothing to do to fight for a living, they are fighters and professional ones not amateurs, they've seen what a knockout looks like before and knows that each hit to the head is a step further to cte and those punches given while the guy is knocked out are way more dangerous than being hit conscious, it's something you wouldn't understand really because you think the same as them and think this is correct when it's not, this is a sport not a coliseum and for respect of yourself and the opponent there are things you're not supposed to do because you can make an injury that can and will make the person invalid regardless of being a full contact sport accidents can happen but all those punches when someone is unconscious are on purpose, they know what they're doing since they're professionals and the same can happen to them as well and believe me none who practice a sport wants to be stopped from doing the sport they like because an inquiry this has to do with sportsmanship, something many people who train lack, doesn't know that the sports are meant to have values or simply doesn't care about them like most peeps like you unfortunately, it's not just about the show and stuff, those values must be applied everytime the sport takes place not just for the post fight interviews or whatever
@gabecballou5303 No one forced him to live like that. It's his choice but RESPECT is mutuel. That's what makes the difference between a disciplined fighter and an animal.
@@gabecballou5303never read so much bullshit in 1 message …
It is pathetic when a fighter obviously knocks out his opponent and then hammer-fists the unconscious person.
A lot of times it isnt out of malice but muscle memory.
From my own personal experience sometimes in heated exchange i black out and goes into tunnel vision. It feels like your body moves on your own. Youre still concious but it feels like your mind is out of your body.
i fought an amateur match when i was in my early 20s. First time i went into a tunnel vision. The guy that i faced was really good and was about to move up to go pro.
He went for a low with a bodyshot , i countered with a hook but missed. Every shot i took missed him. He kept aiming for my body. It felt like hours despite it was just seconds.
When he tried to go low again last i remember was thinking "eat the body , step forward and right hook , if i miss and he ducks i go for left upper if he goes inside if outside i reset.
I dont remember much after that i didnt even know whether what punch landed to knock him out. All i know is that he didnt went in for the body but an overhead directly to my face. It all went black , i can still hear the audience and referee i just could see nor move willingly.
When i snap back he was knocked out. I talked to mma guys who practice in our gym and they say same thing out of desperation your body just move on its own. Months of practice and your body is engraved of that knowledge on how to move.
Cry about it little man. It's the adrenaline. You aren't gonna be worried about an opponent's well being when they've just spent 10 mins trying to give you brain damage. Watch a different sport if it makes you emotional
@@maosama3695who’s gonna read all that?
Seeing guys show true sportsmanship and pull punchs at the last second when they are so hyped up and in the moment...they are the real ones
Big respect to those referees trying to protect players. No hesitation with agile movement
Can’t believe how many of them still keep punching or trying to punch their opponent when they are clearly knocked out 😮
Reflexes. Adrenaline. Viewpoint. If a pro fighter actually recognizes that their hit KO'ed the opponent, there's no advantage to keep striking. They're on camera. However, you don't always notice that it's a KO at the exact second it happens. It's EASY to see from the POV of a spectator or via the camera. Not so much in the moment and from the fighter's POV.
yeah thats the kinda shit youd see in a school fight lmao
1:50 they already had a pillow ready for him 😅
😂😂😂😂😂
1:47 The fact that they had a pillow at ringside ready for him to lay his head on, right after he got KO’d was absolutely PERFECT!
3:50 I love true sportsmanship.. if he looks like he is out cold you already won… no need to throw a hammer punch.
respect for those who stop hiting after the ko
@@iridium8341 how come? it just adds more unneeded injury when the round was already won
1:47 thought someone put a pillow for him to sleep. 😂
0:31 the ref really counting like bro didn't just die
1:45 Man went straight to bed 💀
3:48 right when he saw he was knocked out he stopped his punch good man
Yes, I respect fighters who know when it's over the most.
Much respect for 35, got the hammer fist ready if he was still up but saw that he was down and controlled himself instead of beating an unconscious man.
I really really really hate hate fighters who don't respect their opponents even when they knew they won.
coz they r fighters, not headmaster
#19 the professionalism of the dude. Opponent out, gumshield out, job done.
Thank you for the no commentary.
How the hell did they know to have a pillow there waiting 😭#43
It’s not a pillow, dawg. It’s a bag
@@voids4818 damn I was being sarcastic
Only noticed it after you said it😂😂 thanks bro, nicely spotted
nah hitting after knowing they knocked them out is just pure DISRESPECT
The refs are bloody unreal, they throw themselves between the fighters if one is down and out. Well done gentlemen...respect!
@@karenmusa3052 the refs are the ones who prevent serious brain injury
2:26 dude looks like hes having the best dream ever😂
Yeah in his dream, he had won the fight 😂
2:27 never seen someone so happy to be knocked out
im very new to stuff like this and im curious, if anyone does somehow get killed in any of these matches, does the opponent get punished or is there things that the fighters sign which doesn't make the opponent liable for any injuries?
Depends. If the fighter is doing something deliberate to cause massive injury like an illegal move it can cause them to be blamed. But if you're following the rules accidents can just happen. It's happened in boxing.
The opponent isn't considered liable for any injuries or death. One fight where criminal charge were filed was Luis Resto vs Billy Collins in 1983. Collins was a young up-and-comer and Resto, a light punching journeyman, was thought to be an easy opponent. Over the course of the fight Collins face became incredibly swollen and Resto ended up winning a unanimous decision victory. After the fight Collins trainer and father grabbed Resto's gloves and started yelling that they'd had a bunch of padding removed. The althletic commission's investigation confirmed that was the case and Resto later admitted the handwraps underneath his gloves had been dipped in plaster of Paris. In 1986 Resto was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for assault and the injuries to Collins eyes ended his career. In response he began drinking heavily and just months after the fight died in a drunk driving accident.
@@BiggieTrismegistus holy shit that took a turn. Thanks
@@DeaconPain makes sense
2:10 almost both knocked out 😂
4:30 or so, I love when those elbow ninja guys just stand there after missing. I mean a complete airball. Then get rocked
7:08 goddamn
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I can't understand why when it's very clear a fighter is out cold, the fighter goes down to the mat and continues to hit him.
They are trained to fight till the ref stops em.
In the moment they are in survival mode. They are securing the win.
Of course to a point it’s wrong to hit em when they clearly are out. But in the moment, you don’t exactly know if they are out so you’re going in to finish it.
There was some knockouts in there where the person wasn’t out, so the person had to get in there to finish it till the ref stopped em
They are trained to focus till ref says otherwise
Because they don't know for certain their opponent is out cold. A fighter looks really stupid if they don't follow up and end up losing later.
Great vídeo!
The ref jumping in the middle of it when this happens is incredible.
2:27 damm he knocked out still smile what a legend 😂
okay im very oblivious bout MMA.. but why a lot of them still pound their oponent even tho they already on their back and hand literally not even guarding anymore?
Because unlike other sports, in MMA if you fall, you can continue fighting. Many times, it seems like a clear KO, but then the opponent makes a move or gets up and ends up winning. That's why most prefer to make sure it's a KO, even though many times it's true that there's no need for it.
@@damnercarranza2939 No, it is adrenalin.
You keep going until the ref stops the fight. Sometimes you know the guys out, sometimes he's reacting and could still be in fight only "dazed".
Sometimes the fighters legitimately hate eachother so their strive to do it
If it's blatant, after the ref makes a call, a whistle it's usually an instant DQ
They're usually reacting before they realize the opponent is knocked out. If they _don't_ follow up and their opponent recovers to come back and beat them, they look really silly. Ask Jalin Turner because that happened to him against Renato Moicano at UFC 300.
Are knees to the head like in #46 and #28 illegal?
It's MMA, so no, they are not illegal. if you saw the Jorge Masvidal vs Ben Askren knockout, they aren't illegal. Masvidal proves that firsthand.
@@l1mitless_light Thanks for clarifying🙏
Is it me or do most of these guys try desperately to get to their knocked-out opponents before the ref can stop them? How long would the punch their knocked-out opponents if the ref was indifferent or just extremely slow? Till the bell?
What’s the song for KO #4 at the end 11:45-11:55?
5:45 idk what it is about 26. But the audio makes it sound like I'm wearing earbuds or something. It feels the audio is in my skull 🤣
3:44 that was just sick 🤘💪
6:06 I think my mine is broken, i saw something else🤦♀️
My son: dad I want to be a fighter
Me: send that kid to the Vatican
I’ve watched MMA for a long time (Shamrock v Gracie and Strikeforce days). The sports come a long way and those blows after a guy is out are out of bounds.
You ended the fight, just walk away! Don’t showboat!
showboat? theyre celebrating a hard fought win they deserve to show off a little bit😂
@@ynwa6ucls respectfully,I think she means when they keep on punching when they’re already down
11:13 what fight was that from?
Bro the thumbnail look like he "damn bro folded like an omelette fr"
8:00 Omg made it stiff as a block of ice
Why can't the ufc have refs that get physical to stop a fight instead of just watching and potentially letting someone get killed?
5:00 even bro was shocked what he did to him 😭
Respect to the refs for getting in the way to possibly get punched and hurt themselves.
Their job indeed.
genuine question because i really wanna know it:why are they punching the guy on the ground even if he is knocked out?
Because they are trying to ensure the win. Some can fake being knocked out
@@MilitaristTurkcu but why would you fake that? To get a short break?
@@d4rth_836 there are many reasons. To have enough window to get composure,to get paid, to take the fight to the ground and some can even be someplace between being knocked out and being conscious and ref doesn't count that as KO so the fighter has to double tap to ensure victory. Is my point clear?
@@MilitaristTurkcu i think so yeah thx
@@d4rth_836 no problem bro if I gave you new knowledge good for me and you. Have a nice one.
The amount of traumatic brain injuries in this video is horrendous
Top 50 and you don't have CroCop or the ice man?
You punch until the ref stops it. Never give the opponent opportunity to recover.
Written exactly as someone with no experience in the ring nor octagon would phrase it.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat that's actually how the ufc officials have worded it.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat you fight with fictional light sabers. Lol 🤣🤡
@@Novastar.SaberCombatno that's how actual UFC officials say. This is real fighting not pretend plastic lightsaber fighting 🤦
La #35 es un ejemplo d muchas peleas
4:08 DAMN
5:12 Shoutout to Hollywood Smile Dental.
11:24 where does that mouth guard come from!?
Hi tear. I would love to learn boxing .how to take a punch and more please answer
Why would you make a bot with bot in the name?
#20. Ive never seen a retreating knee knockout before. That was wild!
#21 should be number #1 goodness gracious 😮
Agreed. Brain Damaged for sure.
Some of these rings are hard af. Fighters heads not even bouncing, hitting wit a loud thud, looking like some are concrete slabs. That more dangerous than the fight
7:01 😬
21 got an audible reaction from me
KO後の過剰な過撃が少なくていいKO集ですね👍。
04:07 Sweet Chin Music
That referee in 4:40-45 is willing to catch the punch the way he jump in.
When I tell you #43 was SLEEEEEEEEP. 🤣 MY GAWDD & number 21!
#21 you can hear the exact moment when that guys soul leaves his body
21 is my favorite 😂😂
Savage.
As much as I admire the skill, the althetisism and fitness required for this sort of fighting, I do worry about the damage it would to the brains of these atheletes.
Yawn
Number 21 was an absolute bomb of a right hand. He punched his head into next week.
man the heads bouncing off the mat is rough to watch
Cte for everyone!
They should call this hitting the off bottom 😂
The fact that there's no Tyson's KO is embarassing
43 was pillow of destiny😅😅😅...why pillow was there ? Perfect...maybe that pillow get second chance😅😅😅
Those referees do a good job stopping the fighter from pounding the guy to serious brain injury
Who doesn't like a face plant....🤔
Any one of the people that care about or love or are related to the fighters face planting. I can’t imagine they’re very fond of it.
9:04 disrespect
No MVP vs cyborg santos?
So these are clearly in no particular order, right?
bruh some of these just run of the mill KOs...
Who was the guy in #17??
He punches like Tyson!!
#48: Why is the ref counting? WTF he thinks dude might get up???
That ref has to be fired
Am I the only one who hates the 'Good night Irene' guy?
4:13 ruthless
2:15 Alex Poatan no Glory
The guy at around 2 minutes in the vid got ko'd and he fell into the judges table and i even felt a little bit of that!!!
Os juízes tem que abrir Contagem quando o lutador cair.e não deixa o cara bater mais.
I like watching fighting sports, martial arts and boxing for example, but I can't understand is why in MMA or UFC a fighter keeps hitting an already KOed and unconscious opponent.
In MMA, the fight can continue on the ground, in boxing, if you opponent go on the ground you have to wait for them to get up
There are different rules regarding grounded oppenents, and unless the reff stops the fight you could punch a grounded and or knockedout opponent until the ref stops you
7:07 bruh 💀
Went from dudes with advertisements on their bodies to holy shit is that guy ok
Những trận đánh rất hay.😊😊😊😊❤
7:07 Eddy Gordo from Tekken defeated
Respect to the commentators who have enough professionalism to explain what is happening instead of screaming "ohhh" like a monkey over and over again.
0:28 BRO HER NECK 0_0
What does it feel like the next day after being hit that hard?
00:33 wtf happened here? the punch looks awkward, was it a problem with the video?
Watching this while rolling a wood 😂😂
Number six is the best for me 😂
#29 really was about to give it all up after that KO 😂😂
How did #4 get knocked out. I’m no fighter but it looked like dude punched through his guard. Or was that arm not in the right spot
I think there’s 2 possible explanations.
1: The force of the winner’s hit pushed the loser’s hand into his head hard enough for a KO. (Possibly exhaustion and previous hits lowering the required force for said KO)
2 (and more likely): The winner clipped the loser’s hand, but carried the punch through to hit the front part of his face, such as the nose.