Bloodsport (7/9) Movie CLIP - Dux vs. Paco (1988) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
During the Kumite, Frank (Jean-Claude Van Damme) takes on and defeats the Muay Thai kickboxer Paco (Paulo Tocha) while Janice (Leah Ayres) cheers him on.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Jean-Claude Van Damme makes his starring debut in the aptly titled Bloodsport. An American soldier at large in Hong Kong, Van Damme becomes involved in the Kumite (also spelled Kumatai), a highly illegal kickboxing competition. Whoever survives the bout will be crowned Kumite champion of the world-a title that has plenty of challengers with homicide in their hearts. The finale offers a duel to the death (or near-death) between Van Damme and reigning Kumite king Bolo Yeung. The script is based on the real-life exploits of martial arts champ Frank Dux (who serves as the film's fight coordinator). Denied such niceties as production values, Bloodsport scores big-time in the violent action department. A sequel followed in 1995, inventively titled Bloodsport 2.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1988)
Cast: Norman Burton, Paulo Tocha, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Forest Whitaker, Bolo Yeung, Leah Ayres
Director: Newt Arnold
Producers: Mark DiSalle, Yoram Globus, Menahem Golan
Screenwriters: Christopher Cosby, Mel Friedman, Sheldon Lettich
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I met Paco in ‘88 in Hollywood at a low key exclusive club. He was the security bouncer and I didn’t even go in, just stayed out there talking to him, more like interviewing him. He said the way he fought was an actual style, and he was a very humble guy, and definitely a highlight of my life meeting and hanging out with him.
He's an Armenian thai boxer who always plays a Chicano cholo. I think he has a thai boxing gym in LA.
He came out in Blood in Blood out and also with Van Damm on Death Warrant!😆
He’s also Cuban and Puerto Rican if I remember correctly what he told me.
Yup that’s right. If he has a boxing gym I need to go check it out.
Ah the classy RUclips liar
We didn’t have cobra Kai, we had bloodsport on repeat. 90s kid
Cobra Kair is garbage compared to this. This and Kickboxer is what we grew up on.
@@DeadGlassEyesI mean some of the fighting is terrible in this movie
@@DeadGlassEyesI mean some of the fighting is terrible in this movie, and even less credible than the 70s Bruce Lee movies
@@CYB3R2K Oh I’m aware 😄 But it’s what we grew up on. Gotta love the absurdly long pauses during fights and before the finishing moves. It’s hilarious.
Karate kid came out in the 80s though....in the 90s we had at least 4 of them
You can tell Paco was a real fighter. These guys must have had a blast shooting this movie.
Muay Thai fighters have crazy training schedules and disciplines. I've seen fat boxers or wrestlers but I have NEVER seen a fat Muay Thai athlete.
I'll never forget when this movie came out available on vhs when I was 8 my uncle had rented it during Xmas with our whole family he said "I heard this movie is good"..and there was 13 of us sitting there pretty much glued to the TV till the end..had to share it was a great memory
Awesome memory for sure!!
I first learned of Jean Claude Van Damme in the early 1990's, I was about 13 or 14 years young.
My first video of his I saw was Lion Heart as well as Bloodsport.
Mr. Jean Claude Van Damme has been an inspiration to me to not give up in my everyday struggle's.
He's taught me indirectly to keep getting up after life's punches/kicks it might throw at me.
I've took some martial arts, but never made it to any where near a high rank belt or level.
I'll leave that up to people such as Van Damme to do the physical fighting.
Way better than watching RUclips by ourselves as most of us do :(
incredible memory for sure.
Love the way Dux baits Paco into a kicking contest, knowing that Paco's pride and machismo as Muay Thai fighter can't resist the challenge.
And I love the way at 0:30 how Paco baits Dux 😆😆😆😆
@@Mj-hr7wv0:51
@@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh yes 🤣🤣😆😆
Paco’s character was well done in this movie. Paulo Tocha did a great job!
1:39 Paco really sold the spinning hook kick that took him out. Awesome acting by both fighters!
I like how even Chung Li appreciates Dux resourcefulness and determination - giving him a smirk and a nod of approval. During the opening of the scene, it seemed as if Chung Li was expecting Paco to be a hard fight for Frank.
I love this movie!
Whatched it in 1990 first, when I was 12 years old- untill the age of 16 I guess I watched the film already something like 100 times. For me it's more than a film, it's a memory. Emotional one.
You must be 42 now? Damn how I miss the early 90s
me too man but i watched it first on 2004
TheRosatus Same here: I spent my days watching movies like Bloodsport, Enter The Dragon, No retreat no surrender and of course Karate Kid. Good old days.
You're life sounds really sad.
Yeah I watched it in 1995 when I was 9 years old. Was the first R rated movie I eved saw. Classic! It would be rated M these days
Muay Thai is an awesome martial art, glad that Paco helped introduce it to Western audiences through his fights in this film.
I was just thinking that when i watched this time, he is sort of a pioneer in the states for this, first time we really saw it in the states. I was a fan of his style when this movie first came out
Muay Thai is definitely underrated
I just love how Chong Li’s face goes from happy to sad when Dux turns the tables on Paco.
Paco would've given Chong Li a serious run for his money with his height, reach and Muay-Thai kickboxing skills and it would've been a length, close and narrow fight but Chong Li would've won in the end due to Chong Li's superior grappling and wrestling skills and strength. Paco would've given Chong Li the work though. And for his challenge Chong Li most likely would've murdered Paco at the end. As he nearly did to Jackson and his last opponent before Dux.
SARCASM 😅
He even stopped wanking if you notice the movements of its right arm.
Kanye West adopted this style of fighting as well 😂
Because he knew who all would oppose a problem and honestly before he wanted to fight dux he was hopin he didn’t have to, because the more he prayed on his downfall he could not figure his technique out and how he was able to escape the grip of death and defeat with each he fought, it began to shake the confidence of bolo Yueng and that’s dux had that dude beat before he stepped in the ring
Paco was portrayed by Paulo Tocha, one of the very first western born masters of Muay Thai. He helped choreograph many of the fight scenes in the film.
Yup a real Muay Thai master.
Thats the first thing I thought of, when I saw his stance : "weird" for a none asian guy, to have a muay thai stance ( back in those days ).
The guy playing Paco was legit. The trading body kicks part is 100% a Muay Thai thing
The actor who played Paco also was in the movie “Blood In Blood Out”, he played as Smokey the brother of Carlos of the prison gang “La Onda”.
@@thaistomp I'm a masturbater
This movie has always had an awesome musical score.
Especially this particular song.
Agreed. I still listen to the songs from this movie and Rocky IV when I work out.
Damn right. They never get old
Cool and motivating songs
Bro it’s mystical
I love how van damme shakes his head when the guy is kicking him on the ribs it’s like jcvd tells him you like it yeah how does it feel ? Hahahahha I love that part so much
I was thinking Van Damme was thinking,
"I love it, you want more...here have another one....and a second one....and a third one!!!"
Come mon.... head tilt with a smile.... kicks more.
Arguably the best fight scene in this movie. Actual contact and the intensity from JCVD when trading kicks is what made this match great. Wish he had more moments like this in his movies.
agree with you funny how Paco was kicked twice for every one of his kicks
*inarguably
Best part of this scene is when it goes into slow motion, and Dux gets three whole kicks in the time it takes Paco to do just one. Talk about speed!
Paco was my absolute fav as a kid. Only decades later I learned he was an actual MT champion, I was blown away.
He was a good MT technician in real life. MT is a part of his real identity and he was so humbled to be asked to play the role and give people a look at what MT looks like. He got a lot of people into the sport and practice. He takes it very seriously though, too. He has several videos where he talks about his hatred for people who get into MT and think it’s all about fighting. It’s not just about fighting. Check out some of his interviews. Very genuine and good, but don’t piss him off lol.
This movie has some of the best action movie soundtracks to date!
Bolo is an awesome actor.
In this movie he can speak a lot without saying a word.
Believe it or not, but the choreography of the fights in bloodsport, is absolutely perfect. You cant find them like that nowadays.
IP Man films had fantastic choreography.
They're great but REALLY unrealistic. Nowadays half of the movie looks really fake lol they're way better fight choreographed in Hollywood nowadays, also really awful ones as well
@@CYB3R2K True but the question is are they better at build ups to a good story? Like the fights may be better but quality may suffer due to bad direction of modern films
I like how paco was considered a strong kicker for a fighter and Dux shattered his reputation by not only showing he can withstand his kicks but also by kicking him with even more power to knock him out
Absolutely, the mark of a true versatile fighter. He beat him at his own game..
no it's where Paco was kicking him was all muscle and vice versa, until he catches Paco under the arm pit which is a weak spot and stuns him from there on
True, but that kick was also out of turn which made Paco so susceptible to it.
It was more or less a set up retaliation for the sucker punch at the beginning of the fight.
@@arserobinson7118 Facts. In real life your typical Thai fighter goes for the leg kicks, knees and clinch. Not a ton of high kicks and certainly not some dumb personal contest to see who can kick harder.
It's just a movie.
So glad I grew in a time when movies like this were made...just absolutely timeless
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I have no idea why I liked Paco so much but this was my favorite fight. He had such unique intricacies about him with how he'd weirdly move his head around the whole time. The amazing amount of self confidence and just enough of being a jerk that you loved seeing him get his.
Paco was a coke head...no doubt about it - a dangerous dude when pissed
@@chicagomike4587 why do you say that ? Do coke heads move like that ? I'm genuinely curious because I've read that same comment a few times before lol
I used to practice TKD and MMA under old Panamanian master. He used to have us train doing light kicks up and down our sides with different partners of different abilities. It hurt a lot at first, but I know why he made us do it. I love this scene.
1:26 I love the expression on Paco’s face. Combined look of pain and ‘Oh crap, this guy’s not going down’
I loved Paco as a character, with his tics and fighting style.
True, look up the real paco, dude actually seems pretty cool
Juu Jika he's using Muay Thai in the film and is a very high level at Muay Thai in real life
He plays one of the Mexican gang members in Blood in Blood out
He seemed defi upper class Muay Thai those kicks looks rib breaking
Maybe was on cocaine
When two guys just go all out! Legendary
Awwww man I always love this scene especially the part when he keep telling the guy to keep kicking him in his ribs I get goosebumps from that everytime I see it😂😎
When your enemies start smiling in appreciation at your fight, you know that you're a boss!
My favourite scene in the film
@@anthonyjackson1853 yea i kno n mines too 🙏😂😎❤
The spin kick to finish it. Best moment in the movie
Ruairí Ó Sé highlight reel kick
Im glad im from the generation that grew up watching Jean-Claude Van Damme.
If Paco would have followed up with ground strikes history would be different. I learned in pro wrestling, never gloat when you have a man hurt
This sound is electric!
Back then, they knew how to make a movie.
Amazing bro.....can feel it as a kid, gave u the energy for the week...trying this stuff with ur mates.
Still a great great film . If it’s great 30 years later it’s timeless . Quality film mate.
It sure is.
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Lol not even close to being true. Probably more accurate to say the best bad movie ever
@@daxaraya3826 most of my favorite movies are miserably rated on rotten tomatoes! makes me love them even more!
This is original 80s electro
I like the asian businessman, he is the coolest cat in the room
Yeah, he seems to be having the most fun of anyone there. He probably looks forward to Kumite like some people look forward to Christmas.
That guy was pretty cool.
I like when he put the money in the 1 guy's pocket & as soon as Dux showed up, the guy took the money back.
@@Nicksolo85 I like how the referee just stared at him, not even acknowledging the bribe.
"Too late? (Pulls out cash) "no such thing as 'too late!' I Love that guy lol
Great when in the DIM MAK scene, the businessman is right there next to Jackson to observe the Dim Mak, he knew beforehand that Dux gonna win and make some big money betting him, that's key insider info in sports betting.
The end of this scene really showcased Frank's kicking speed, became a blur.
Everytime Bolo is watching Van Damme fight someone, they always check in on his reaction when he lands a blow, to which Bolo always gestures, "Ok. Not bad. Decent stuff!".
Bolo Yeung was the best actor in this movie. His facial expressions are so great, best martial arts villain by faaar
And the body language!!! Like relaxed but brutal and mean technique.
It’s crazy cause he’s like the nicest dude ever in real life but always plays the bad guy 😂
0:44 Dux: So many birds flying circles around my head. Why these birds in Kumite?
I love how the military officers faces go,
"We're here to arrest this guy ?!"
The part where they kick Frank Dux and Paco kick eachother in the ribs is so intense and epic
That was a good old fashion Rib Kickoff 🤣😂🤣😂
The music in this movie is so good!
The round kick at 1:40 was just electrifying ! So perfectly executed !
I m a TKD guy and it is the kick I love and respect the most. But still, JCVD didn t apply it perfectly at all, he was standing a bit too close and hit him in the neck, should have hit him in the chin, that would have sent Paco straight into a coma. But this is one of the most powerful kicks there is (the one more powerful is the same one when performed jumping), it s lethal, and did the job well anyway of course.
@@igorgajic8346 Lol, do u know that it's a movie and a choregraphy, and he had to control to not touching him ??? If it was for real, he would have done it perfectly, it's easy kick for him.
Jeanp0 ❤ 1:47 @@igorgajic8346
This is so much better then any MMA from Vegas or Miami!!!! Jean-Claude Van Damme was so amazing!!! Martial arts: Kickboxing, Karate, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Full contact karate, & Shotokan.
Love the “that all you got??!!” When Dux is Kicking.
Whenever I’m having a bad day or something is bothering me throughout my day or whatever the reason or if I feel like I’m giving up on something or I’m behind on something I always picture myself as Van Damme in this scene and Paco as my obstacle in my life and i don’t know why but it works for me !!! It’s like me saying no there’s no way I’m giving up , or nah hell nah I’m not letting what’s in my way be better than me or beat me , this scene is motivation for me and it gets me pumped up , I’m happy this scene exists 💪💪💪
love this mate...great motivation
Thank you so much man. You rock ! Cheers
Nothing wrong with that bro👍👍👍
Kool man. But I think I would picture u as Paco and me as van Damme. Except I'm more muscular powerful and stronger. Lol. 😁😋🤔
Great words, thank u 4 that!!!
That spin kick at the end though
Brent Sapp kanumba
Frank almost took Paco's head off.
Great spin kick bro 👍
@@MatthewCLewis he definitely deserved it for his trap
Maybe JCVD was no to as fast and amazing as Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. But since I was a child I admired his perfect technique, form and execution. Flawless and elegant.
Bloodsport fue la 1era película de JCV y me encantó.
Mi papá le encantaban sus películas y con él las veíamos en familia. Aunque no son de mi época, sin duda marcaron mi infancia viéndolas con él.
Ahora que lamentablemente no tengo a mi padre conmigo, cada que la veo ahora la disfruto con mucha nostalgia y recuerdos y con lagrimas y me remonto a esos días estando junto a él viéndola y las demás tanto Kickboxer, LionHeart, Rendirse Jamás y etc.
😍🥺😭👊🏼👌🏼
I love it when he makes that noise after a kick
Simply the greatest fighting scene in movie history
One of the best fights in the movie
When I was 9 me and my nephew tried to recreate the scene at 1:21. But we just ended up crying after we each kicked each other 1 time.
When I was a kid I tried training like van damme in kickboxer when he was kicking the palm tree 🌴 and almost broke my legs cause I thought that was how you were supposed to train !!🤦🏻
@@josephwong2832 😂😂 I’m glad I’m not the only one who tried ridiculous things because of his movies.
@@josephwong2832 so can you kick down a tree now?
@@LAdiartos no but I wish haha
How old was your nephew?
The way Vandame does the spinning kick is extraordinary. A true martial artist.
They dont make movies like this anymore
they might make a remake in a few years...just look it up
Marcio de la Getto For some reason the action stars these days are Dwayne Johnson and Mark Wahlberg. I don't know who decided to put these statues in front of the camera, but it was the worst decision ever made.
@@jonodistefano9306 A remake its like saying ''made in china'' thats what you get..
Lol van damme and steven Segal are terrible actors compare to the rock and wahlberg. I like van damme but its not even close
@@thegreatmrt Rock isnt a martial artist.. lol
This was a superb fight. You get a sense of how formidable Paco is in the earlier rounds. The kick exchange must have been so much fun to film.
Paul hertzog music! Badass
I love it when Frank and paco start trading round kicks such a great part of the movie
When a man is laughing at you when you’re hitting and says he wants more you know you’re in trouble
Yes!
I totally agree this is the best musical score in any martial arts film an amazing film van damme gives a powerful performance in this film .
That back heel to Paco's leg at 1:07 is a thing of beauty
The whole scene was perfect, but you’re correct, to me that’s the best part, he ducked him blocked Paco’s right leg and then chopped him down with that kick. You can see Chong Li’s expression change, smirk is gone and he realizes Dux just neutralized Paco’s strength.
I remember watching this with my dad when I was a kid and he said that it was this fight that Chong Li knew that he couldn't beat Dux, that's why he cheated.
Paulo Tocha... Legend 🔥
This was always my favorite fight in this movie man! Legendary.
Hollywood should follow the comic book trend and make a whole movie for every fighter in Bloodsport. I would watch those.
Paco was very intimidating looking like a straight up muy thai kickboxing master
1:49 Chong Li’s expression’s like, “GTF outta here with that sally shit.” 😂
I love how he was so fast, he got three kicks off before Paco finished one LOL.
But in a real fight Paco beats Van Damme easy Lol 😂 😂
Lol he wore him out with the kicks
This was one of the hardest scenes in fight movie history taking his kicks and telling him come on.. lol paco was done for right at that moment.
Paco was tweaking on some good drugs during this fight. He kept shaking his head and jaw clenching lol
1:23 "YAH COME AAHHN!!" XD RIP when you decide to get into a kicking duel with the legend JCVD
The face he makes is like saying Thats all you got?
That part is amazing.
@@dmac5935 x
Van Damme had the most fluid and fast kicks and his technique was excellent...Also had powerful kicks too
I always liked Paco (real name is Paulo Tocha). In some way he stands out among the other fighters and is by no means an evil guy. He just wants to win like every participant.
I always admired this scene. It was one of the best displays of strategy. Frank Dux realized that the reason Paco begin the fight with punching him was because his legs were not strong. Frank Dux realized his legs weren’t strong when he tripped him. He also exploits it by kicking his legs before he taunts him to a the last part of the fight where they go blow for blow to the body. Paco falls for the challenge that Frank Dux knew he would when since his legs are stronger than Paco’s. Great scene. Forever a fan of this movie.
That's not what's going on. Muay Thai fighters have very strong legs. He wanted to beat paco at his own game. And he did so soundly.
You're not a master of Muay Thai with weak legs lmao
I was just about to comment on the strategy changes from fight to fight & this match being my favorite! Paco is so cool too. I love the way this fight went down 😆
One of the best movies
When Dux defeats Paco, the look on Chong Li's face seems to be almost respectful toward Dux
I still love this movie. Just amazing music with various techniques of martial arts displayed correctly by Jean claude van damme. A master of martial arts. What a powerful shots.
JCVD’s sounds when fighting is on Bruce Lee status. So awesome!
He knocked paco tf out fair mans game of strength
Damn! Love how Van Damme adapted to his style like it was nothing
Lol but in real live we all know who win Paco by k.o
aj sky well this ain’t real life so it don’t matter
1:32
"Your brother. Remember?'
"Like this? LIKE THIS???"
1:40 when I was a kid Van Damme going DAAAAAAHHHHEEEE after defeating an opponent was the best thing ever
The only thing Paco said in the entire movie was "Oouuyy"
they remobed the audio of his lines
@@rafaelchavez3278 really?
He meant “guey” meaning “Godamnit” in Spanish
Paco is the best fighter ever when playing the role of a Mime!
He did say Guey because it was cussing in Spanish. He was pissed at Dux challenging him.
I remember doing spinning back kicks onto the sofa after watching this as a kid 😀
Paco was my favourite. Thai boxing just stands out
Holy hell Van Damme was ripped.
1:37 - 1:43 Mawashi geri, Mai Geri, Ushiro (Ura) Mawashi Geri all within 3 seconds. Van Damme's technical kicking ability is simply amazing.
my favourite Van Damme movie.
This scene always gives me goosebumps.
I am so glad these were my role models. thank God I was spared a child hood over the last 25-27 years
Everyone in this movie is an absolute badass
Bolo Yeung was 42 when this movie came out . JVC was 28, yet both looked like they were in their primes.
I'd say Bolo Yeung's physical prime was from Enter the Dragon, all the way to Double Impact... Pretty impressive!!! 👊
it was recorded in 1986 i heard got released in 88
I love how Chong Li’s facial expressions change during Franks fights, from smug😏 then worried 😧to angry 😠
Nothing manlier than kicking each other in the ribs till one quits
Facts
love this scene.. Paco's so goddamn underrated!!!
Paco could make filet made of Chong Li
Trading the kicks was the baddest part of this fight
2:03 Bolo like yeah I got some pixie dust for ya homie 🧚♀️
For those who love the music. The RUclipsr Galactic Beatz makes amazing remixes and even his own with that style. It's called Fightwave. Check it out guys.
Quadruple kick with a roundhouse to finish him classic
Just out of interest for those who may not know; Van Damme re-edited Bloodsport and made it the film as we know it. I always loved how the fight scenes were choreographed and edited and he certainly made himself look phenomenal. Clever guy.
Best Fight ever from Jean Claude van Damme
Paco played in Death Warrant also.. the Latino VD had fought in the Landry mat