Kyokushin Guy Makes Epic Comeback After Headkick - Karate vs TKD
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- A Taekwondo Black Belt puts on a white belt to compete in a Kyokushin tournament. He initally does very well, even landing a head kick on a Kyokushin black belt. However, that's not enough to stop Kyokushinkai. Let's watch and see what amazing stuff we can see!
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Timecode:
0:00 Why the belts
0:28 Headkick
0:55 Match continues
1:30 Comeback starts
2:47 Send me your Kyokushin clips
3:09 Taking a break from coffee 
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That’s Kyokushin alright: the style you’ll break yourself against
That Taekwondo dude has what it takes to make it as a soccer player: powerful kicks and dramatic talent to milk an opponents foul for the crowd and referies
HAHAHA :)
:) kyukushin guys are tough . They train their bodies to take punishment.
In respect to TKD guy putting on a white belt 😊
I remember one time I put a white belt in stead of my black and let one of my senior student lead the class. This was a beginner class and some students did not know me. After the class, one student came up to me and says: how come you’re a white belt? Your kicks a great. I said: I’m a permanent white belt (that’s to say - there’s always more to learn - though I didn’t explain that part of my answer). The kid replied with obvious admiration and aspiration: I want to be a permanent white belt too 😊
Such a great way to teach the students!
You know how I know you are killing it? Because I see "martial arts masters getting destroyed" videos all the time that just rip videos straight from your channel. I call em on it; yer awesome keep it up
Yeah. I see those channels. They never give my reporting credit either…
@FightCommentary I bet that's frustrating. I know you put in a lot of time scouring foreign media to bring us content we wouldn't see otherwise, and I really appreciate it.
That spinning heel kick (?) to the back of the head right at the start was a beautiful thing, but it all went downhill from there.
The problem with these challenges is that they fight with limiting rules, that's why K1 was fun all striking styles could use their best techniques under K1 rules.
Except after Buakaw destroyed everybody, they turned Muay Thai basically to kickboxing. Basically no clinching, no elbows (I think) and limited knees.
Umm, K1 has rules. Can't clinch as long as you want.
@@metalzonemt-2 It was really a shame when they limited the knees, it was great to see Semmy Schilt beating everyone with his knees.
@@metalzonemt-2 Still Golden Age of Kickboxing are very good to see soo many Monsters Aerts, Hunt, Hoost, Cro Cop, Hug, Mike Bernardo we see Karate, Muay Thai and Boxing fighting against each other after these guys retired it's sad.
@@metalzonemt-2 I bet the K1 Legends doesn't care about rules they can fight under any rules of Striking.
Good fight
Ambos luchadores son Kyokushin.....
2:33 he elbow blocked the kick hahaha
Not tkd , both are Kyokushin!
no pads or protective gear.
Yknow, theres one thing about kyokushin that always bothers me. Its a style that dominates in the pocket right? So why is it that they almost never seem to understand how to "cross the void" as mighty mouse says? They overreach on so many strikes. If this guy just learned a thai hop or gazelle hook he wouldve steamrolled the tkd guy
Watch Japanese sparring channels. They do cross the void
@HiroIndo16 do you have any reccomendations? And I mean specifically of kyokushin vs other styles, since it's very easy to close distance when both sides have the same game plan of closing that gap
@@DubiousDubs That's a bit tough to provide, cause you either have amateurish videos of people sparring, or K1/MMA matches, but the kyokushin guys that get into those are also training boxing etc. so it's not "pure" kyokushin.
@@DubiousDubs I have a couple of them but they are in Japanese, I just stumbled across them. You can look for them through kuro obi channel & skim through the technical stuff. They have a lot of practical karate things in there
@@dickbison pure Kyokushin do train face punches, they just don't do it in competitions because they don't use gloves
Both kyokushin guys. The tkd gi looks different just like the fighting style.
Honestly, i train kyokushin, but i don't think that even if kyokushin wins here is enough evidence to say that kyokushin is better than taekwondo (i think tkd won anyways), beacuse every match of "kyokushin vs any other style" is always under kyokushin rules, no face punching, ect, and that would be like saying that boxing is better than muay thai just beacuse boxers beat thai fighters in boxing matches, it's totally unfair. I heard some people in my dojo saying that some other styles like taekwondo would have a hard time trying to hurt kyokushin with strikes, but i always wondered, what would happen if there were face punches allowed in the fight? That would be a lot of a better comparassion beacuse many things change when you are trying to aim for the head
Original kyokushin has face punching that's why original kyokushin knocked out muay thai in the 60 by punching muay thai in the face, a lot of kyokushin train and spar in boxing now. You don't train in kyokushin otherwise you will know these.
@@bo-MMA💯
I hate how people think Kyokushin is the ultimate Karate. Yes, GSP and Bas Rutten were excellent fighters in MMA, but so was Lyoto Machida who came from Shotokan which is generally hated on.
TKD whether it's WTF or ITF is not bad at all. The Olympics watered it down, but you're still learning proper TKD in the Dojang anyway.
@@bw5020 He is not kyokushin, He is probably taekwondo 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@bo-MMA for your information, yes, i already know everything you say and i do train kyokushin, have competed and had belt tests, my sensei talked us a lot about shiai (sports no face punching ruleset) not being realistic and that realistic fighting is hidden in kata, and that it obviously has face punches, but anyways like 85% of what we do is still being shiai and i barely ever do something different than that, and it creates a very bad habit with the no face punching thing, and i know that in the 60s kyokushin beat muay thai with face punching, but most of the times i see kyokushin vs any other style i'ts under kyokushin rules, not a fair comparassion, i don't know if you comprehended what i wrote but that was my point, kyokushin vs any other style under kyokushin rules isn't enough evidence to say that kyokushin is better, simply beacuse it's not a fair match.
you cant punch the face but can kick the head? damn
because you can not train in boxing too? damn
Because headkicks are more harder to land.
Oyama said if he put punch in the face would be Muay Thai and Sensei Oyama refused use gloves in his style Kyokushin.
@@stoopidhatersyeah it's more hard kick.
@@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh Original kyokushin has face punching that's why original kyokushin knocked out muay thai in the 60's. the reason Oyama remove face punching is he is losing students because face punching bare knuckle, it's more profitable to have more students than fight in muay thai, otherwise Thai men won't fight more that 300 fights if they can earned a lot of money per fight.
😂😂😂
De la merde
Haha, I actually got confused on who's who. And yeah, TKD has a open stance too which you don't normally see in WTF.