Rob Kaman "Mr. Low Kick" Knockouts & Highlights [Muaythai/Kickboxing]
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2019
- Muay Thai and kickboxing highlight of The Dutchman, Rob Kaman, AKA "Mr. Low Kick".
Rob Kaman is a former professional Dutch kickboxer and Muay Thai fighter from Amsterdam who fought during the 1980s and 1990s. He won 9 world titles in several different Muay Thai and kickboxing promotions, and was often referred to as "Mr. Low Kick" due to his immense kicking power which led to him securing many wins via low kick KO.
Having played youth football at Ajax, Rob decided that team sports weren't something he wanted to pursue, and began training in several different martial arts and combat sports at age 16 including Pentjak Silat, kickboxing and Muay Thai. Kaman turned pro in Holland in 1980 (aged 20) and began fighting in Thailand a few years later, securing wins against some of Thailand's top fighters including Payap Premchai, Changpuek Kiatsongrit, Samart Prasarnmit, Dennoi, Lakchart Sor Prasartporn, Sittisak, Hansu Premchai and Bunshima Roong. In an interview with Siam Fight Mag, Kaman stated that his encounters with Changpuek were the toughest of all, winning once out of their 4 contests. The main obstacle that prevented Kaman from competing in Thailand more often was his fighting weight of 80kg which was far heavier than the most competitive Thai weight classes.
Outside of Thailand, Kaman was almost untouchable in his prime and defeated a host of great foreign kickboxers and Muay Thai fighters including Ernesto Hoost, Blinky Rodriquez, John Moncayo, Ernest Simmons, Jean-Yves Thériault, Rick van der Vathorst, Jerome Turcan, Rick van der Vathorst and Adam Watt. He ended his career in 1999 with 98 wins, 12 losses, 1 draw and 2 NC. Seventy-seven of his wins came by way of KO/TKO (69% KO percentage).
Honours;
K-2 France Grand Prix 1995 champion
I.S.K.A. Oriental Rules Light Heavyweight World Title
I.S.K.A. Full Contact Super Middleweight World Title
W.K.A. Full Contact Super Light Heavyweight World Title
I.M.T.F.(currently I.M.F.) Muay Thai Light Heavyweight World Title
W.K.A. Full Contact Light Heavyweight World Title
W.K.A. Full Contact Light Heavyweight World Title
P.K.A. Full Contact European Title
W.K.A. Full Contact Middleweight World Title
I.K.B.F. Full Contact Light Heavyweight World Title
Kickboxing Highlight | Muay Thai Low Kick Knockout | Best Kickboxers Ever | #kickboxing #muaythai #sport
LinkedIn / aaronjahn
Facebook / muaythaischolar
Twitter / muaythaischolar
Instagram / muaythaischolar
Music:
Neon Nox - Fahrenheit / fahrenheit
#muaythai #kickboxing 
Спорт
![Sean Rii, Karyon, Sharzkii - Taungule [My Love] (Official Music Video)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eJoMuypbSzQ/mqdefault.jpg)
More Dutch style fighters;
Ramon Dekkers ruclips.net/video/mkIJODz6xxA/видео.html
Rayen Simson ruclips.net/video/7j4jO-VDZ_8/видео.html
Gilbert Ballentyne ruclips.net/video/vOb82f8WC_4/видео.html
Low Kick Knockouts (Kaman, Dekkers, Simson) ruclips.net/video/-r8twzm4sfM/видео.html
I want thi haar him hit they otters sory for bad speling i have dislektya and i am from holand
Hey man, great music, from who is it?
One of the best compilations, I've ever seen...he was a destroyer. Thank you for this excellent video.👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝
Lot of Dutch fighters lol
@@pgroenable ,#лшшщ
Today we lost this legend. However his spirit and legacy will always be remembered as he continues to inspire the past, present and future generations of Combat. RIP Mr. Dutchman.
just learned about him today, beautiful style. rest in peace
I didn't even realize he passed away. I just came to watch an awesome HL of an absolute legend. Rest in Peace, "Mr. Low Kick." 🙏
🥲
Someone finally got the music right for old footage like this
Some fine beat matching at 4:10
Totally
Glad you said this, Tony.
Doesn't have to be 10 db higher than every other video though.
The music to this reminds me of of the movie Bloodsport... It has that 80’s vibe...
We now lost 2 of arguably the best Dutch fighters ever.
Ramon Dekkers went in 2013, Rob kaman went a few days ago.
Rest In Peace warrior, we will never forget you🇳🇱❤️
The beginning of Dutch school kickboxing, Rob Kaman and Ramon Dekkers.
Both legends.
Actually they are the second generation
@@df-hh7yd Yeah wasn't lucien carbin one of the first generation.
Which day is leg day?
Rob: Yes.
Haha,
That’s brutal. One wil not ever forget leg day after watching this vid I imagine 😀
HAHA!
@@blinkybill9939 leg day doesn't protect your legs really. I was only amateur competitor and I can break a lag with a kick. Having mass helps but then you are fighting guys the same size. Training for power is amazing, it's very hard to mitigate the pain from a leg kick. The other thing is that there are clusters of nerves you strike that will cause a leg to buckle.
Howie Dahlen lol why is he detriment
@@Luffytaro39 Because he didn't grasped the spirit in which this thread started and continued.
How have I never heard of this guy??? Thank you RUclips Recommendations
I was a Kick boxer, including leg kick fights, in the 90's and fought on the National Level in the U.S.. And this guy was famous back then. When people mentioned his name, it would get quiet for a moment... I was like "Who is this guy?" Hahaha...
@@MikeKollin I'll give you a like for writing a book 👍 not your comment but your actual book hah
You have to understand this was all before social media,.
Kickboxing used to be on cable tv fairly often but international fights were rare.
Unless you were kickboxing or subscribed to a select Martial Arts Magazine you likely never would have heard of him.
@@ShriLLKiLLs Hahaha.,.. Thanks! If you want a discount, just let me know, I'll make a code and give it to you here!
His skill Low kick is so cool. Today he live in Pattaya.
He visited my school in West Hollywood in the early 2000's when he was training Brandon Vera in the UFC.
I was practicing low kicks and he stopped my amateur self to give me pointers. My coach let me know how special that was.
A true class act.
Advice?
So you weren't familiar with him before hand?
@@MLGKrunK No.
@@twotimetony78 He taught me the fake low kick, and then kicking out the other leg.
@@believein1 thank you bro
R.i.p champion
When he realizies that the other is falling down, he stops immediately... This man, far away from dirty playing... Respect...
That’s true, he looks like a good sport in that way.. aside from 2:40 😂
@@MarMaxGaming that was stil in his move
Real men doesnt loose their cool
it's not mma, kickboxing don't hit people when they are down.
@@random.9238 Someone who knows the rule. The OP is funny
He is perhaps THE most underrated legitimate bad ass world champion in the world !!!! He was my idol it is a crying shame for not being more popular and famous ! My ever respect !!!!
Ramon Dekkers and Rob Kaman = Messi and Ronaldo
Never heard of the people he fought. That could be a factor for why Rob Kaman is less recognized in combat sports.
He was a legend in his time!!The best of Holland!!
@@828maori5 Stupid comment. Guy is a Legend.
@828 Maori Never heard of Rick Roufus or Ernesto Hoost?
What a legend. He doesn't taunt, show boat, fight dirty, it's all skill amd he is humble and calm. He is what a fighter should be, amazing. What a beautiful fighter.
His timing with those counter inside leg kicks are just perfection!!
I respect his accuracy. Never hit people more than needed.
It's a mans fight punk
Unless you're Sugar Ray Leonard
High volume of strikes is good though. It forces your enemy to fight at your pace which is extra tiring for them. Well at least in MMA
That is because the reff was usually there to stop the floater as he flew towards the deck. This white Unicorn should of just went straight for HBO with those punches.... but then you look at his mama mía kicks.
@@vermontjeff2535 What was the point of that comment?
Surgical strikes - and I like how he immediately stops after having neutralized his opponent. He’s got himself under control.
Hannibal lector was a surgical striker as well
Very controlled
I agree. It annoys me when fighters continue striking an obviously unconscious opponent.
Zack Knoll Yup. It comes across as if they „have issues“ if they do.
@taxiuniversum
Not in 7:45 ...that was not needed and ugly..
But general speaking yes i agree
What an era of men. Feathered hair tight thick mustaches. And still 100% badass.
@Technotopia low body fat makes it very easy to look muscular, and most fighters don't walk around at their fighting weight. Kaman was probably 15 maybe 20 heavier than what he weighed in at. Doesn't take anything away from Kaman, just that most fighters are heavier than the division they fight in.
@@drinfernoddsA fight is a fight.
10 pounds doesn't mean shit but 20 does alot.
One of my favorite videos of all time. Watched it this morning before church, little would I know this legend passed away on this day. Rest in peace rob. Your spirit was fierce and deadly just like your kicks. We lost a legend today….
If this man had been born 10 or 20 years later he would have been world famous and very rich.
AllAhabNoMoby
He is world famous in the fighting world.
@@marcelboogaard5449 Yes he is. But the non-boxing fighting world is tiny. He would have been world famous like Floyd Mayweather.
AllAhabNoMoby kickboxing was most famous in the 2000s. I feel like its popularity has gone down since the K-1 golden era closed. There are no major stars anymore.
I agree. In the mma era now, obviously with some grappling skills too, he would be a force to be reckoned with.
The timing of his kicks is really something.
@P C I was not comparing him. I was only using Floyd as a standard of how famous Kaman could/would have been.
You just made world history by creating the only compilation video on RUclips that has appropriate and not-annoying music
Music from the '80's, the way it should be
Agreed. I enjoyed it
For real. I was actually gonna comment on how I didn't feel the need to mute a highlight video for once.
Love the music
yea very true
This highlight reel is, to this day, your best, in my opinion. Pure perfection.
I return to watch it every now and then. 💥
One of the pioneers of Dutch kickboxing.
Never knew he switched stances like that.
Amazing fighter
This guy was a legend back in 80's and 90's. A real warrior..
he is still a legend
He throws everything with knockout power. Insane kick power, and his kick placement is laser like.
More than power It is timing and technique
Nicholas Behak is totally correct. Kaman's footwork, timing and accuracy are pinpoint. As soon as his opponent is flat footed and commits to attempting a strike that leaves them in an unsafe position he instantly counters with a leg kick to destroy their balance. The only way one would stand a chance of beating him is by counterpunching/kicking as well 😂
Those perfect timed inside leg kicks were devastating
Looking like a divorced father of 3 that served in the army for atleast 4 years and tips the milkman every month.... Age: 23 😂
It's the hair and advanced level mustache, especially for 23. I'm 30 and can't even get even get close to that bushy caterpillar.
calska140 lol same
I am blessed...full catipillar at 20
@@jaredvanorden4167 waar houden jullie je mee bezig.
Goddamn id guess hes in his 30s here
For us Dutchis, Rob Kaman and Ramon Dekkers are the two guys who set Dutch kickboxing on the map. Pioneers of Dutch kickboxing. And Lucia Rijkers of course.😉
Do Dutch People always go for hard sparring?
@@pongangelo2048not from the Netherlands, but it's pretty well known they tend to spar hard.
**Kaman and his bro playing streetfighter**
Brother: **spams lowkick**
**KO!**
Kaman: I see...
Lol
Lmfao bro spot on
Look at his haircut no one can tell me that's not Col Guile...
Dead🤣😂💀
Lol
Kaman is an absolute legend. Full control of his bidy and mind. Notice how calm he stays and precise and never striking like a wild man. Pure surgical. Goat
yeap! so true ! its like mathematics.. calm killer! amazing how he predicts opponents kick !
Wtf is a bidy?
@@pongangelo2048 if you cant figure out what that typo is then im sorry to say, you're stupid.
He was a surgical genius .
@@pongangelo2048e meant body, it's a typo.
This dude was bread for the sport. The low kicks and the sweeps to the aggressiveness while methodical fighting style. Rob Kaman you had my curiosity but now you have my full blown attention
R E S P E C T
bred
This guys accurate hits were unreal. His counter was insane and those kicks could knock a tree down.
He used to play football for Ajax. ;)
Damn those leg kicks were vicious. That one dude crawling was in excruciating pain.
Legend has it hes still crawling 🤔
The thing is, it may not be a joke...he actually is...
I seen the fight when I was a kid. ABC Wild World of Sports. They used to broadcast K1, some boxing. No ppv. Just cable. That guy had his leg broken in three places. His femur was twisted around to. I don't know his name. I never seen another fight with him in it though.
Anyone could tell he was going straight to the hospital after that kick, yet so the referee kept counting.
@@djft6944 It's funny because he actually did for a long time
I've never seen a more dangerous man in a teal windbreaker.
The wind never stood a damn chance ..
Lmao!! this comment made me cry! Rob is an absolute beast
😂❤️
@@bhief473 beat me to it
😂😂😂😂😂😂
At 2:21 he is fighting Ernesto Hoost, which makes his domination so much more impressive. Hoost was one of the best kickers of all time.
Amazing. He sent Ernesto to sleep. How impresive is this.
Mr Perfect vs Mr Low Kick
Amazing.. Ernesto Hoost also the great Mr low kick.. But He lost to tge king of Mua Thai..
@@douglaswidodo7996 host was still on the rise then still not at his peak.
@@scarred10 yet still even in his prime it migth have been a tie because you dont go from being builied into a ko to doing the same to that guy with a decade in between
God bless a true legend of Dutch Kickboxing & Thai Boxing Rob Kaman was a great inspiration for me back in the 80's & 90's...RIP
Best video recommendation of 2019. What a beast this guy is.
Rob Kaman...
The last leg bender...
👍👍😆😆
Why the last ??
@@naimgrizzly7280 it's a reference to .. the last air bender
@@flashbodie1 no it's a reference to (the last style bender) the MMA champ who is also a kickboxer or all around fighter, all styles equals style bender lol he's also a Krumper... has zero to do with the avatar bro. Hahahaha
@@naimgrizzly7280 a reference to the last style bender
@muaythaischolar, Champ Kaman was best of the best, His technical prowess transformed the game in my opinion. All about timing, switches, counters, angles, this guy was the low kick game surgeon. What a fighter.
Finally a highlight vid worthy for this champion.
Great job
Love his old school pants, giving me that retro street fighter feel.
"You think anyone wants a round house kick to face when I'm wearing these badboys... forget about it"
How have I never heard of this guy? This man was devastating, he seems to chop his opponents down like a tree and had devastating accuracy. It's too bad he didn't come up in this era, would of loved to see this guy in MMA.
His son is in ufc.. Name's Stephen Thompson
PaperGrape Uh, Stephen Thompson’s father was named Roy. They’re completely unrelated, although Kaman is training new fighters like Brandon Vera and Jason Miller.
@@vgman94 please, please tell me you didn't take that seriously.....
PaperGrape uhh...er...
@@PaperGrape why should somebody take your comment not literally? I mean, it's not like it's funny or anything.
Guile from Street Fighter must have been based on this guy.
It got me thinking 1st sight on his hair style and delivering powerful leg. Guile fire kick.
This comment deserves the like number 100.Here you have it Pin 8. Congratulations 🍀.
@@antoniodarosamartinez83 😁 Thanks! 👍
@@seaweedseaside5905 Not at all. When you get 199 let me know, my son (38) loves Street Fighter since a child and he will give you that 200.🥋
@@antoniodarosamartinez83 Great. Will do. 👌
Doctor I want to do schedule for knee ligament tear and fracture surgery tomorrow .
Doctor: what happened
Me: I m going to fight with Rob tonight.
Doctor : ok
the 99 thumbs down are obviously from his opponents.
😂
Haha
😂😂😂💀💀😂😂
Haha good one
Or his opponents' momma
Those long range back legs kicks are insane and land beautifully.
I'm 29 years old and I wish I was my age now in the 80's after watching and hearing this.
Love it, me too #Nostalgic
My childhood hero. In his prime, he virtually had no opponents, everybody feared him. And he robbed a bank once, which makes him even more badass
he robbed a bank? wtf?
Is this where JCVD bank robbery idea came from? 😂
That’s a lie, but it’s awesome!
@@tijan8948 he did go to prison for a robbery, it's a fact, you can easily look it up yourself, google is your friend
@@matemm52 super
Perfect music! Man I love his style. Not flashy, full of the basics, but done right and done HARD
Yeah agree man. Fucking hyped to train fucking hardcore!
Indeed! Ramon Dekkers was pretty much the punching version of Kaman imo. 2 legends!
Pretty sure that flat top , gave him an extra 70% power to his legs .
And the fact that his 12 losses came from guys with titanium legs or machine guns .
Lmao. He's a legend. Losses are a natural part of life.
im pretty sure it was adamantium legs and nuclear weapons.
Its Guile from street fighter!
@@adamtracey1426 Sonic Boom !
It helps to reduce drag, like a spoiler on a car
How does this have 858 dislikes? His record says he only fought 90 plus fights. Did he really kick this many peoples tails off the record? Because there is no way anyone can dislike and not appreciate this kickboxing legend.
NPC's
This guy's legkicks are legendary but he's got the punch of death to back it up,! One punch knockout power from a short right hand. Impressive. Not many like that around.
Damn bro, just watching this made me limp for a couple days.
😂🤣😅🤤
@R G Its ok to be gay🤷
Excellent fighter not only did he have very effective low kicks but his striking overall shows a high degree of engaging your whole body to maximize your strikes' power.
Die sloopt gewoon de benen van z'n tegenstanders 😅
edit: ook heel respectvol in deze clips, mooi om te zien
Kaman didn't get nearly enough credit in the fight world. Such an amazing competitor.
@ZU Co 98 wins with 78 knockouts doesn't happen if you're not crazy good. If the Thai fighter you're referring to is Changpuek, I thought they fought 3 times total. Changpuek won by decision twice (one controversial) and kaman won once by knockout.
I love how he respects the sport & his opponents when there down by stepping back & not hitting them.. that’s respect & grit all in one.
6:54 he seen an elbow coming and countered with one. This guy was an animal.
Lived in the same neighbourhood. We heard the the 'cloink cloink' sounds daily as he lowkicked every lamppost on his morning run.
1:15 that poor bastard is sliding across the ring like a slug that had salt sprinkled on it and no one was even remotely trying to help him.
Meanwhile Kaman is doing flying spin kicks as celebration. lol Brutal.
The referee was still counting him out.. lol
@Cameron’s Clams Nah man. 1:03 ish mark the guy didn't lift his leg to check the kick. Watch as his leg absorbs it and turns inward. The knee joint is the target.
Add in all the kicks before that that he did check and it was too much .
I bet that left leg of his was already killing him before the final hit. Those are shin bone on leg and joint contacts. Brutal even when blocked.
If I remember later tonight i will try to pull the full fight and see how many kicks he took to that leg that fight.
No matter what the injury ultimately ended up being , ligament or who knows, you better believe that leg was plum purple and red while healing from bruising.
it was like from an 80s action movie
@All day Hustle Yup. And then that bruise gradually turns a nice plum purple red and then lighter. And then that nice greenish purple sort of fading bruise color.
Takes a couple of weeks. Fun times.
Hahahaha brilliant indeed
His timing and the precision on his strikes and those low kicks was insane.
Perfect fighter, perfect music, perfect highlight!
6:54 That was both a beautiful, and brutal counter elbow. That could not have felt good. His opponent has a ton of heart to make it to his feet after that.
This might be the best highlight video I’ve ever seen. The low kicks are just insane.
G.I. JOE FLATTOP
CHUCK NORRIS MUSTACHE
TITANIUM SHINS
EQUALS 100% BADASS
this guy is the real life frank deux
@@jordanmcree2603 Funny you should mention Frank Deux. I was just about to ask where is Tong Po.
Guile deadly eyes
Anthony Gomez that's hilarious!!! Haha
I was thinking more like a Richie Cunningham if the Fonz had been his dad (that's if Fonzie was a Muay Thai fighter.)
The time, the music, the legend.... It all fits perfectly, thanks so much for this awesome highlight of a legend.
R.I.P. Rob Kaman 31-3-2024. Much too young and one of the greatest legends in history of kickboxing and Muay Thai
As a muay thai fighter I can say, low kicks are no joke I learned this after losing a fight due to low kicks, I could barely walk for 3 days. This shit is brutal.
After Training i Could barely doing Training for 2 weeks as a beginner
He dodges punches when he sees them coming and theyve travelled 70% of the way, impressive!!
RUclips brought us to this guy, so underrated.
Probably one of the bests edits I’ve ever watched....pure magic!
Tough, strong, accurate, fast... Really one of a kind. Glad to meet him today
If you're going to fight this dude you might as well just schedule your knee surgery in advance for the day after.
Nah pretty sure the other guys just needed to learn how to check low kicks. Checking kicks wasnt a thing back then. Ask Rick Roufus about the time he fought a Muay Thai Champion, he knows lol.
Pretty much
@@828maori5 You‘re stupid. Checking low kicks is not modern, dumbass
@Adam Austin 🎯
Joepie De poepie what?
Music and camera quality makes it feel I'm playing double dragon for NES.
Such a great game series!
Might have been the first game where you could fight another player.
Kaman: *plays footsie with girlfriend under the table
Kaman's girlfriend: *dies
The way Rob was always able to set up those low kicks and land max power was amazing.
There are some top notch referee stoppages in there, dudes knew when to step in.
Yes man they saved them from beeing handicapped.
@Boston is my race track better be a nerd then live in a shithole
Very good observation.
7:31
I think people forget that this isn't MMA 😊
The 80s music goes perfectly well with this video !👍
Great video. Perfect early martial arts vibe.
This man is a living legend and has been a huge inspiration for an entire generation of kick boxer and Nak Muay, Thank you for the video man
The Dutch have produce some of the best kickboxers in the world.
Really impressive for a country that small
Was friends with Rob. Haven't seen him in over 10 years. Was a real good dude. He was very humble and down to Earth. You would never know how famous he was or how good of a fighter. Always figured we would run into each other again someday. Sadly, that will not be the case. RIP, buddy!
Easily one of the greatest highlights I have ever seen.
Nice montage, especially with that 80s music! I’d never heard of this guy before but he was a beast, thanks for making the video.
Saw him fighting once, could hear the lowkicks in the upper ring of the stadium LOL
Mark H
What stadium ?
Damn u are old
Leonis Krigorian how does that make sense?
@Leonis Krigorian nice
Here is the Natsu Cow. White Warrior of Kick Boxer. Van Dam should pay tribute to this man. Never heard of him until now. Thanks for the video.
Whoever made this Montage has to be thanked as well, obviously spent a lot of time on it
1:09 the dude is like dying of pain and the ref just keeps counting. Lol
he's cousin of mario yamasaki
Meanwhile Rob is doing gymnastics
I was wondering if anyone else noticed that also, as everyone goes on about how great the ref was 😂
Hahahaha......
Crawling away like a murder victim and all 😂
Joe Rogan probably creamed in his pants after watching this video😂
Nutted himself. Big wet stains all in the crotch and he feels NO SHAME AT ALL.
Agreed, although he didnt cream everywhere because of this dudes ability to fight.
Probably more than once lol
He was trained by Rob
Gold Finger of course, this video is viagra for Joe Rogan
this awesome Dutch fighter inspired me to start practicing Muay Thai at that time. it's great to see a lot of footage again after many years. nicely compiled video. tnx to uploader!
Man the extension and power he gets on his kicks is incredible.
dude, the music is exactly for this clip! It souns like the only song for this clip! And this is a long trend in your videos, the music seems always right and in full balance with the action! Thank you again for your content, you are extremely awesome!
I couldent walk without a limp after watching this
Yeah, he busted my legs just watching this.
You should see his feet now. They look like Superman bend them like a banana peel. They are messed up from his kicking.
I love this Kaman comp.... Top shelf, perfect editing.
... Dude also slick boxing to pair
In combination with the music, one of the best videos on yt!
His skills are undeniable, I've never seen a fighter like this before.
Netherlands kickboxing at its finest
I swear this is guile or ken from street fighter.
more sagat
combination of all 3
Probably guile I would guess look it up Saggat is based on an actual must Thai legend by the same name Lawrence Kenshin has a great video about it
@@raajue3 as I said sagat is based on a fighter named sagat
*HADOOKEN*
I still can’t believe no one in mma has adapted that outside low-kick sweep.....
Jose Aldo.
@@rickdavenport9538 laughable compared to this dude
Justin Gaethe for sure is using it
@@davidsherrill9121 Yeah, but Aldo used to kick like that
Ruas.
Exellent editing! Thank you for sharing this with us. 🙂
He's like the Ivan Drago of Muay Thai. Straight monster.
THE COMPARISMENT GOT ME CRACKING HAHA GOOD ONE
I'm curious if Guile from Streetfighter is based on this guy.
@@st0n3p0ny i think the same ^^^
Just about to say the same thing till i seen your comment below lol dope
@@st0n3p0ny if its not him, then its nobody else
What a warrior to remember...
Old school, no-nonsense, tough grit.
Probably the best fight video ever ! Best music too !
Wow thanks for making such a cool video! Bad ass 🦵 👍🏻
Anybody else keeps reawatching this from time to time ?
The Bull Yes, training my legs by watching this once a week. I have grown titanium legs..