NOTICE: The second part of the top 5 will be released soon .... all the karateka you mentioned to me will be put on ... if you have others tell me that we will gradually put all of them .... oss
I missed Sensei George Godfrey , SENSEI Hitoshi Kasuya and of course the great Steve "Stumpi"Steve Cattle (r.ip. m friend,we are misdin you😢).but there are so many excellent fighters.
great video, I enjoyed watching. It is good that you put in Nemoto and Kawawada and Yasunori because all we see in most of the videos are Tanaka, Yahara and Kagawa which are the most famous....this puts a new light on the others. Thanks and keep up the good work, oss! Serbia @nenadvucicevic
Truth is they respected him. There was some curiosity about why he never showed up at the Hombu for six months or more to train. He would have been welcome. As for training to beat him, that's not true in any important sense. All the best guys back then were like 5-7 so they were always trying to improve their skills against bigger guys. Brennan was bigger, and he had lots of skill, and he wasn't intimidated.
The clip that you show of Kagawa with George Best is a fight that Kagawa lost while holding the title of world champion. In fact George beat Kagawa twice during the same tournament. Osu 🥋
You could add Shane Dorfman to the list...he was bred to do karate. He is propably one of the most efficient figters ever. All his kicks and punches finds the target
@@cristiariesan8320 thanks to you ... probably Kanazawa I will not name it due to the fact that I have already mentioned it in more videos .... I give space to others that I have mentioned less .... this does not mean that Kanazawa is not a great .... Kanazawa is the master with a capital m ... oss
@@_Karate_World Thanks for your answer. By happend, do you have some recordings with Sensei Asay's fitghings. I'm a great fun but I didn't find any of his fightings. If you have some links, please send me. Thanks a lot and all the best to you. Oss
lol im not even a shotokan jka guy but your list is missing Frank Brennan maybe the best there was, back to the drawing board or change the title to best japanese shotokan jka guys. the Japanese team coach, ex-world Champion Masahiko Tanaka said that the one man who the whole Japanese Team were specifically trained to beat was Frank Brennan. JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Team kumite - 1st place (1990) JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Individual kumite - 2nd place (1987, 1992) JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Individual kata - 2nd place (1990) WSKA World Championships - Individual kata - 1st place (1991) WSKA World Championships - Team Kumite - 1st place (1991) WSKA World Championships - Individual kumite - 3rd place (1991) European Kata Champion - 3 times European Kumite Champion - 3 times KUGB National Kata Champion - 14 times KUGB National Kumite Champion - 10 times you should also look at christopher and hall.
Eu só não entendo é o porque que nessas listas nunca colocam o sensei Juarez Alves que quebrou tantos japoneses. Acho que é porque os japoneses tem vergonha de admitirem que vários deles já apanharam de Alves.
@@reyilenox6598 I have tasted when I was 21 yearsold took direct hit to chin during fight or kumite with 10 trainees but got litle cut on tongue was able to partialy block the attack otherwise could have taken more injury.
This is the most biased and inaccurate list . There are many none Japanese fighters that had far better records and who these fighters really struggled to deal with . Brennan , Best , O’Neil , Hall , Trimble etc … Simply put British karate dominated karate competition for years and the entire Japanese team trained to beat Brennan prior to the 1990 world championships. He was that formidable. I think this reverence of Japanese fighters is misplaced and granted all great fighters . Watch Kagawa fight George Best for the world title . He lost !! He not only lost , he was ragged around and overwhelmed . Grow up and do a proper list !!!
Maybe You should grow up and show a little respect. It will always be a subjectiv list. Karate starts and ends with respect. And You sir are no karateka!
NOTICE: The second part of the top 5 will be released soon .... all the karateka you mentioned to me will be put on ... if you have others tell me that we will gradually put all of them .... oss
I missed Sensei George Godfrey , SENSEI Hitoshi Kasuya and of course the great Steve "Stumpi"Steve Cattle (r.ip. m friend,we are misdin you😢).but there are so many excellent fighters.
It was so beautiful that I cried! Such a majestic martial art.......truly they were Champions & Masters...🙋🙏🏆
Mikio Yahara is a dangerous man...I Attended a couple of his seminars...He has a win at any cost mentality.
Thanks!
Thanks you very much ❤️❤️❤️
great video, I enjoyed watching. It is good that you put in Nemoto and Kawawada and Yasunori because all we see in most of the videos are Tanaka, Yahara and Kagawa which are the most famous....this puts a new light on the others. Thanks and keep up the good work, oss! Serbia @nenadvucicevic
Frank brennan. The Japanese trained specifically to try and beat him.
BS!!
Ous !!! Frank Brennan #1
Sensai frank is an exceptional karate ka he has the demon of Enoeda shihan
Truth is they respected him. There was some curiosity about why he never showed up at the Hombu for six months or more to train. He would have been welcome. As for training to beat him, that's not true in any important sense. All the best guys back then were like 5-7 so they were always trying to improve their skills against bigger guys. Brennan was bigger, and he had lots of skill, and he wasn't intimidated.
AND Terry O'Neill - he lead the squad that beat the Japanese!
Yahara ! 🔥🔥🔥
The clip that you show of Kagawa with George Best is a fight that Kagawa lost while holding the title of world champion. In fact George beat Kagawa twice during the same tournament. Osu 🥋
Tough to say:
Kokubon, Ogata, Sakata, Yamamoto, Yahara, Naka, Taniyama, maybe Brennan. Osaka could fight in the early days too.
Kagawa. Had superb timing.
You could add Shane Dorfman to the list...he was bred to do karate. He is propably one of the most efficient figters ever. All his kicks and punches finds the target
This video would be a whole lot better if It played no music. I would prefer to hear the snap of the gi.
Mikio yahara - 1
Is that Oishi at 5:50?( L.A. '75?)
Tanaka sensei
I mean Tanaka sensei's opponent. My recollection is that Oishi was known for his oi-zuki, which is the technique attempted
Osu,respect👍👍👍
Mikio Yahara?
Muito bom os 5, mas na minha sincera opinião voces pecaram em não incluir o grande Mikio Yahara
Que exelente guerreros
Desde Colombia 🇨🇴 Bogotá DC gracias por la instrucción gracias
Don't forget Lyoto Machida.🥋
Masahiko Tanaka The Master of Combat
Karate de verdad ❤ tradicional
❤😊
Where is mikio yahara......?
You forgot about Kanazawa Sensei and a few more. But, ok, it's your point of view.
I could not make a video with all the greats of shotokan in it .... soon I will do another one with other of the many: brennan, yahara, kanazawa etc.
@@_Karate_World Thanks a lot for your answer. I'am waiting for your new video. All the best!
@@cristiariesan8320 thanks to you ... probably Kanazawa I will not name it due to the fact that I have already mentioned it in more videos .... I give space to others that I have mentioned less .... this does not mean that Kanazawa is not a great .... Kanazawa is the master with a capital m ... oss
@@_Karate_World Thanks for your answer. By happend, do you have some recordings with Sensei Asay's fitghings. I'm a great fun but I didn't find any of his fightings. If you have some links, please send me. Thanks a lot and all the best to you. Oss
@@cristiariesan8320 I posted a video about old 60's kumite ... at the end there is a little scene with Asai sensei
What about Hirokazu Kanazawa?
The Tanaka clan Pay respect to Dux dojo knowing his past was literally a complete hox
Sensei Mikio Yahara is the best.
Hideo Yaamamoto????
I put him in the second part
no sound on this vid anyone?
I remove it for copyright problems
@@_Karate_World I see, thank you kindly for reply and the vid, best 4 2024
@@Maximilian0011 happy new year...oss
Where is Masatoshi Nakayama? Tetsuhiko Asai? Abe? Enoeda? Should be within top 5
Yahara sensei should be #1
The list is questionable. Where is Yamamoto? Yahara? Brennan??? Elwyn Hall.
@@Kamdaman2024 watch the other "top 5 " video
Все на одно лицо.
Kanazawa and Enoeda
Kokobum o melhor numero 1.
lol im not even a shotokan jka guy but your list is missing Frank Brennan maybe the best there was, back to the drawing board or change the title to best japanese shotokan jka guys.
the Japanese team coach, ex-world Champion Masahiko Tanaka said that the one man who the whole Japanese Team were specifically trained to beat was Frank Brennan.
JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Team kumite - 1st place (1990)
JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Individual kumite - 2nd place (1987, 1992)
JKA World Championships (Shoto Cup) - Individual kata - 2nd place (1990)
WSKA World Championships - Individual kata - 1st place (1991)
WSKA World Championships - Team Kumite - 1st place (1991)
WSKA World Championships - Individual kumite - 3rd place (1991)
European Kata Champion - 3 times
European Kumite Champion - 3 times
KUGB National Kata Champion - 14 times
KUGB National Kumite Champion - 10 times
you should also look at christopher and hall.
ruclips.net/video/I6Y_HyKH3Xw/видео.html
What about SKI &other shotokan groups ?
Where is Yahara sensei
I put him in the second list
OSSUSHINOBU 🇯🇵
Kokubum Toshihito
大石武士が現代空手の祖である。
技や経歴ではなく、戦術戦法そのものがそれらの根拠。
動画があまり出回っていないのが残念。
確か協会全国大会三連覇。
月刊空手道で前蹴を決めている写真しか見たことないけど
試合の映像が残っているなら見てみたい。
Lyoto Machida??
Eu só não entendo é o porque que nessas listas nunca colocam o sensei Juarez Alves que quebrou tantos japoneses. Acho que é porque os japoneses tem vergonha de admitirem que vários deles já apanharam de Alves.
Me ofende que no esté Shihan Mitsuo Inoue
Ganó alguna vez en kumite???
昔、型の練習って面倒くさかった。シンプルに殴らせろ。蹴らせろ。って思ってた。
Frank Brenan nr 1
Chuck norrris would knock them out with his farts due to fear!!
Where is Yahara? Yamamoto? ...
I put them in the second part...
@@_Karate_World Nice .... used to train, drink and eat with Yamamoto. Guy a is beast. A long time ago now though.
these Shotokan Kumite are beautiful, I was better at it, I'm joking 😂😊
They all are chield in MMA cage
usted tambien hombre
bad choice..those 3 nobody heard of...
Lyoto Machida should be on here.
Sport Kumite ruined competitive fighting!
Ballet! 😂
Stupid
A Kyokushin guy would eat them up with bread and butter... :)))
Kyokushin came from Shotokan.....respect for shotokan....
Kyushin karate is combination of 2 shotokan and gurju ryu technique and power shotokan can be learned by all age groups due to its simplicity.
wait till someone put a powerfull kizami tsuki in your chin and see how the floor taste
@@reyilenox6598 I have tasted when I was 21 yearsold took direct hit to chin during fight or kumite with 10 trainees but got litle cut on tongue was able to partialy block the attack otherwise could have taken more injury.
This is the most biased and inaccurate list . There are many none Japanese fighters that had far better records and who these fighters really struggled to deal with . Brennan , Best , O’Neil , Hall , Trimble etc …
Simply put British karate dominated karate competition for years and the entire Japanese team trained to beat Brennan prior to the 1990 world championships. He was that formidable. I think this reverence of Japanese fighters is misplaced and granted all great fighters . Watch Kagawa fight George Best for the world title . He lost !! He not only lost , he was ragged around and overwhelmed . Grow up and do a proper list !!!
Maybe You should grow up and show a little respect. It will always be a subjectiv list. Karate starts and ends with respect. And You sir are no karateka!
calm down bro
breathe..
@@swabrianwar1020
I am calm , but there has to be balance to these things .
@@mikaelbauer3818 😂😂😂
Seriously oh enlightened one . !!
Take your sage sanctimonious attitude and keep advice for yourself .
People 🙄🤣
Kokobum o melhor numero 1.