There's next level striking, and then there's matrix level striking. Many Jocky gym legends have unlocked that level, and Lerdsila is the most matrix of them all. He is the most evasive Muay Thai fighter of all time. Lerdsila is the owner of over 100 consecutive victories, and this is his legendary feature. Help us get to 300K subscribers: bit.ly/31hJt0V
@@LawrenceKenshin My little brother beat him in his last fight actually in muay thai actually ! You should check him out he'll be holding one championship belt soon
@@achimedia9322 That's because there's a couple of frames missing, it probably just messed up editing the video. It doesn't really change anything the punch is still pretty fast, but that's why the glove just disappears for a frame and reappears much further. His arm also glitches out a little bit. It's really weird looking. Like I said before though it doesn't really change anything, probably just an issue during the editing process.
Having the pleasure of personally knowing him I can say - awesome fighter and even more awesome human being :) Glad he gets the recognition he deserves!
@@Shadow-bs1iu Yeah man, it must suck to be part of someone else's highlight reel. Imagine being a retired old man who is best remembered in his beloved craft for being clowned and KO'd effortlessly by a guy 20 lb lighter than yourself. Must be a tough existence.
Just make the math: 365 days x 8 hours/day x since 6 years old. I've been told that in Thailand they are so poor that the kids are offered to the gyms to avoid starving to death. Its the only chance they have to survive. I've never been in Thailand.
mayweather runs away and taps when he sees an opportunity to score. This man walks you down and knocks you out. WTF. he's a savage. Mayweather is a scoreboard jocky.
WTF?! That play at 2:18! Absorbs the lazy hook which sends him off balance on his left foot, uses that momentum to land a right roundhouse right under his armpit which the other fighter tries to catch. Still using the momentum from his lost balance, he propels himself back towards the ropes where it's easier to maintain balance and which allows him to turn his foot vertical in order to pull it out from the other fighter's hold. Either through sheer monster-like reflexes or experience, he ducks low just in time to dodge the other fighter's roundhouse kick. He comes back foiling another follow-up attack by the other fighter to the head. This alone, shows his insane reflexes, the work that he's put in, and spacial awareness. Amazing!
Twitch muscle memory I think, he knows the slightest sign of what is to come. One little movement of his opponent is a dead give away and he can instantly react. Amazing stuff
@@sgtcaco i believe it can, as it comes with experience... the more experienced you are at fighting people, the more you begin to see patterns in everyones motions, eventually it becomes something as insane as what has been showcased here... of course rediculously insane innate talent also allows for such things... but its much rarer than someone who refines their craft for decades
@@sgtcaco it can be learned. I learned it in judo. Also, the best options available are kinda logical in specific situations, and certain reactions are typical...so you can kinda anticipate in advance what's coming most of the time. And so can your opponent. E.g. In the video, where he evades a punch by leaning back, he starts blocking the low kick in advance. He didn't react, he anticipated the low kick in advance. Perhaps that combo is something typical in Muay Thai? 🤷🏻♂️
Hello Lawrence. I Follow you since your start. 5 or 6 years ago no? Amazing contents, lot of people try to do the same than you, what an honor for you! Your videos permit me increase my fight IQ in my Muay Thai. I'm tall Guy with evasive style but I've a good power of KO and when I was watching your videos, I begun to sharp all the eight limbs. Use less energy, to be more tricky and use the strength of my opponent. It could be simple to say, the concepts behind are simple but watching videos about this, read articles about this, train in this way, I understand more and more every day. Change start with you. Thanks you for that. Greetings from France 😉
Repeatedly watched it but the punch looked WAY too fast. Slowed it down and it definitely looks edited. Easiest to see at 0.25x speed Seems like they cut out a few frames. Look at the attacker's arm and head
Man I miss him he was one my coaches and then he had to go back to Thailand for a fight😭 he made muay thai fun for me. Sparring with him was fun I’m glad he was one my coaches he taught me everything :D
hahhah you know right? this dude got some awesome reflexes like when you master a boss's movements in a videogame that it became so easy to dodge when you know its pattern
When you mention Lerdsila having Matrix-level striking, it was all smiles on my end! Lerdsila is one of my favorite Muay Thai fighters today. That KO strike at 00:25 got me sold!
He is amazing. I appreciate everything he does but my favorite is his leg sweep. Watch how fast he adjusts what side he does it on. That comes from experience and instinct. It looks like he doesn't even have to think about what he does.
The dodge around 1:48 was amazing. The opponent just landed on the ground and I’m sure was thinking something along the lines of “where tf did he go?!”
Wow and at 2:19 when his kick was caught was amazing. He was able to dodge that with one foot in the air?! Jeez that’s just nothing shy of impressive as hell!
They did mention taekwondo as well. He mixes it all up and combines several styles into all kinds of kicks and strikes. Whatver he needs, whatever position he's in, he has some or several moves in his muscle memory. Could be that a lot of what he throws out isn't even very much consious anymore, it's pure instinct and responds.
@@keaponlaffin6737 so what u are saying is he has ultra instinct ? Witch I do believe is real IV e been in fights and have done amasing shit I didnt even think about or plan like one time a guy rushed me instead of throwing punches I went into Bruce lee mode be like water go with the flow so when he got close I grabbed him inna head lock using his momentum and my body weight while hold on to his head i fell backwards ddt him head 1st into the ground with so much force his feet was stuck str8 up in the air from what I was told by people watching 😂 the fight was over of course lol
@@raheem8086 what I'm saying is that he is a more versatile fighter than only muay thai. Muay thai fighter expect muay thai moves. When something else gets put into the mix, sometimes they never see it coming. And yes he is trained very well, trains all his moves, so he doesn't need to really think about what he's going to do and how he's going to do it. He can just respond to the situation instantly. Just my thoughts, but I'm not an expert just some dude on internet.
Thanks for producing such good videos. Lerdsila is insane! I would love to see a break down and comparison of the jocky gym fighters. We know they have a similar (freaking amazing) style overall, but finer details about how they differ from each other, and on their respective strengths and weaknesses, and see side by side how they react to the same situation, for example, would be super cool!
This is natural talent. This was what made Samart so beloved; his amazing reflexes and good "eyes" in the ring. I think Giorgio Petrosyan represents the Mayweather of kick fighting sports. He has natural intuition and defensive genius mind and defensive responsibility. I think it's more accurate to say Lerdsila is the Pernell Whitaker of kick fighting (and in my opinion maybe better than Pernell in his respective western boxing trade). He can stay in the pocket and just evade everything based off of his natural reflexes.
👆 This. Also the more you learn about it, the more you realise how many different styles there are in Muay Thai. You do you mate. Everyone has their own Muay Thai 👍
Not being hit is hardest part of the game, what separates fighters from brawlers, keep doing what you’re doing, in the long run, your mind will stay sharp 😉
I actually don't know a whole lot about Muay Thai, but I have heard that many of these guys will have hundreds of fights over the course of a career that often started in childhood. Can't imagine that they'd last so long wading in and trading blasts with someone. Sounds like you're doing something right👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@LawrenceKenshin exactly... Only 'the one' can make sense of all those calculations he sees. Are you narrating over the video yourself? If so, I am very surprised. I honestly thought you were an American fella. :s
When I saw him do the lean back with a moving heavy bag I freaked out. He might be my favourite striker of all time. Pipa might have create the best striking style ever.
They call him 'The Silver Bullet' They call him 'Argon' They call him 'Dark Child' They call him 'Nightmaster' They call him 'P Body' They call him 'Peanut Arbuckle' They call him 'Doorway' They call him 'Pink Dress' They call him 'Sweezy' They call him 'GoGo Nuts' They call him 'Pineapple Man'
There's next level striking, and then there's matrix level striking. Many Jocky gym legends have unlocked that level, and Lerdsila is the most matrix of them all.
He is the most evasive Muay Thai fighter of all time. Lerdsila is the owner of over 100 consecutive victories, and this is his legendary feature.
Help us get to 300K subscribers: bit.ly/31hJt0V
@Watson Wallace will do
@@LawrenceKenshin My little brother beat him in his last fight actually in muay thai actually ! You should check him out he'll be holding one championship belt soon
Love you bro for bringing it!
Really enjoyed this video. Just wondering, what is the song that you used in the video?
@@LawrenceKenshin Is the Jocky gym still going? If so, who's their current top guy? - Thanks.
Ridiculously insane. He dodges strikes like a Dragonball Z character. His power level is over 9000.
Lmao better than Yamcha
@@MrAlvarez23 your reply got me laughing hard. I'm weak.
9000000000000?!?!?!??!
@@Truthlight403 LOL.
Over 9000!!!!!!!
0:50 god damn even in slow motion
damn!!!
@@HhmmmCacoDeVridoNhamNhamAmasso i got goosebumps. at this lol
I still changed the slow motion to RUclips 0.25x slom motion i still couldn't see the jab😱😱😱😱😱
@@achimedia9322 That's because there's a couple of frames missing, it probably just messed up editing the video. It doesn't really change anything the punch is still pretty fast, but that's why the glove just disappears for a frame and reappears much further. His arm also glitches out a little bit. It's really weird looking.
Like I said before though it doesn't really change anything, probably just an issue during the editing process.
Lol I wasn't even paying attention to da jab I was looking at the fact he casually checked a leg kick after looking at his eyes
"What's he doing?"
"He's beginning to believe"
Sweet!
Lol
😂😂
**The music starts playing**
*Background music starts
Having the pleasure of personally knowing him I can say - awesome fighter and even more awesome human being :) Glad he gets the recognition he deserves!
😯😯😯how do u know him?
@@yakwarrior5227 he’s a trainer in Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket now.
Just imagining all the constant hours of training to reach this level is insane
So many hours endlessly
Imagine all the hours of training by his opponents and to have it nullified with such ease
@@Shadow-bs1iu Yeah man, it must suck to be part of someone else's highlight reel. Imagine being a retired old man who is best remembered in his beloved craft for being clowned and KO'd effortlessly by a guy 20 lb lighter than yourself. Must be a tough existence.
Just make the math: 365 days x 8 hours/day x since 6 years old.
I've been told that in Thailand they are so poor that the kids are offered to the gyms to avoid starving to death. Its the only chance they have to survive. I've never been in Thailand.
And natural talent
His fighting style is so relaxed. I've never been so genuinely impressed.
And don't forget how humble he is, always saying that he doesn't take "the game" too seriously and that he doesn't care about winning or losing.
thats what makes him so savage
@@phnxwlfphnxwlf6544 and maybe so loose and relaxed
This is known as "make your vocation your vacation"
Requesting a full 1 hour documentary about Jocky Gym 🙏
Do a Kickstarter, you’ll secure the necessary funds in no time 😌
thank you for the support bro we will consider this
🙏
I second this!
Agreed
Greatttttttt idea
He isn't the Mayweather of Muay Thai, he's way better than that.
Totally his fights are actually entertaining.
Ore roy yones junior
Nah
mayweather runs away and taps when he sees an opportunity to score. This man walks you down and knocks you out. WTF. he's a savage. Mayweather is a scoreboard jocky.
@@phnxwlfphnxwlf6544 Can't agree more brother 😂
WTF?! That play at 2:18! Absorbs the lazy hook which sends him off balance on his left foot, uses that momentum to land a right roundhouse right under his armpit which the other fighter tries to catch. Still using the momentum from his lost balance, he propels himself back towards the ropes where it's easier to maintain balance and which allows him to turn his foot vertical in order to pull it out from the other fighter's hold. Either through sheer monster-like reflexes or experience, he ducks low just in time to dodge the other fighter's roundhouse kick. He comes back foiling another follow-up attack by the other fighter to the head. This alone, shows his insane reflexes, the work that he's put in, and spacial awareness. Amazing!
1:48 When you are going to sit, and your friend move a chair out
hahahahahah
Im in tears
Hahaha so perfect..
the energy graph would be so fun to watch
4 AM me: lemme sleep....
Also 4 AM me: ooh Lawrence Kenshin uploaded, lemme click that
Hahahahaha ❤️
Most relatable comment ever.
He’s like he can read your mind and react to your action faster than you do. Crazy techniques and speed.
Twitch muscle memory I think, he knows the slightest sign of what is to come. One little movement of his opponent is a dead give away and he can instantly react. Amazing stuff
@@sgtcaco i believe thats called reading inception of intent...
@@crustybomb115 I don't think it can be learned, either you were taught at a very young age, but mostly I think you have to be born with it.
@@sgtcaco i believe it can, as it comes with experience... the more experienced you are at fighting people, the more you begin to see patterns in everyones motions, eventually it becomes something as insane as what has been showcased here... of course rediculously insane innate talent also allows for such things... but its much rarer than someone who refines their craft for decades
@@sgtcaco it can be learned. I learned it in judo.
Also, the best options available are kinda logical in specific situations, and certain reactions are typical...so you can kinda anticipate in advance what's coming most of the time. And so can your opponent.
E.g. In the video, where he evades a punch by leaning back, he starts blocking the low kick in advance. He didn't react, he anticipated the low kick in advance. Perhaps that combo is something typical in Muay Thai? 🤷🏻♂️
This dude is like an anime fighter, he can slip through any attacks and make perfect counters.
I love how he looks almost bored about dodging and kicking people unconscious.
Thanks for putting this guy on the map for me, so glad to have found him!
Yap, same. It belongs to a higher level.
Hello Lawrence. I Follow you since your start. 5 or 6 years ago no?
Amazing contents, lot of people try to do the same than you, what an honor for you!
Your videos permit me increase my fight IQ in my Muay Thai.
I'm tall Guy with evasive style but I've a good power of KO and when I was watching your videos, I begun to sharp all the eight limbs.
Use less energy, to be more tricky and use the strength of my opponent.
It could be simple to say, the concepts behind are simple but watching videos about this, read articles about this, train in this way, I understand more and more every day.
Change start with you.
Thanks you for that.
Greetings from France 😉
I bet you he was blessed with extreme processing speed so fighting happens in slow motion. Not many fighters can do that.
Its called reaction time
That was amazing... He really is like water @ 1:20, he just flows around the referee haha
Thank you for continuing to make videos! I've been watching your videos since the early days, I love them.
Much love brotha !
0:50 bro are you serious??
Most impressive 5 seconds of the video, truly matrix level of vision prediction distance management and reaction, alien
That shin check hurt him BADLY
That's what the movies are talkin about. This reality
Repeatedly watched it but the punch looked WAY too fast. Slowed it down and it definitely looks edited. Easiest to see at 0.25x speed
Seems like they cut out a few frames. Look at the attacker's arm and head
@@marcorodriguez8477 It's all real bro. He is just that good.
My man is the main character.
0:45 i still didnt see the punch in slowmo😳😳 and that man just dodge it
Man I miss him he was one my coaches and then he had to go back to Thailand for a fight😭 he made muay thai fun for me. Sparring with him was fun I’m glad he was one my coaches he taught me everything :D
This my dear friends is called: Ultra Instinct
When Goku turn Super SaiYan for the first time
@@MrAlvarez23 oh yes 🔥
@@timboslice5351 lmao
And Quantum Knowledge...
We may never see another fighter like him again sadly.
Sadly?,I'm glad he had his legacy we wont see fighters like him but better.
Brendan Schaub
Bruce Lee, now Lerdsilla. There will be another.
Going to look for his tapes. His talents in fighting left me speechless! Will spread the word about this amazing fighter.
I swear I have tears in my eyes right now, he's so amazing.
👏👏👏
00:50 that is like a move from manga.
1:49 and 2:19
4:34 almost double kick
0:48 HOW 😱
hahhah you know right? this dude got some awesome reflexes like when you master a boss's movements in a videogame that it became so easy to dodge when you know its pattern
Love this
When you mention Lerdsila having Matrix-level striking, it was all smiles on my end! Lerdsila is one of my favorite Muay Thai fighters today. That KO strike at 00:25 got me sold!
He is amazing. I appreciate everything he does but my favorite is his leg sweep. Watch how fast he adjusts what side he does it on. That comes from experience and instinct. It looks like he doesn't even have to think about what he does.
He’s not quite a Godzilla but definitely Lordzilla.
Actually in Thailand his name is "Lertsilla" is correct spelling 😁
@@swaggagggg4633 You must be fun at parties
@@Gabi24492 lol ez lad
"Dodge, duck, dip, dive and Dodge", if you can dodge a hammer, you can dodge a kick, Matrix style!! 🤣🤣
The dodge around 1:48 was amazing. The opponent just landed on the ground and I’m sure was thinking something along the lines of “where tf did he go?!”
Wow and at 2:19 when his kick was caught was amazing. He was able to dodge that with one foot in the air?! Jeez that’s just nothing shy of impressive as hell!
This channel is awesome. Always makes me motivated to fight through the day
Man, I wanna see some of these guys in MMA, pretty sure they would shock the western world
they would
They need a ground game and some takedown defense
How would they shock the world? They have zero ground game, or takedown defense. They would get wrestlefucked into oblivion.
His style would leave him open to clinches and takedowns. Some high level mma boxers would put them in real danger with low shots
@@gerardo.b3026 Clinch with a thai fighter? Sounds like a BAD idea...
Outstanding video.
Man I am about to binge watch all his fights
0:24 I have never seen a faster kick with no lead up to it... It was like a damn whip. You barely see it in motion!
@S. Marcus it’s muay thai
He is so fast the cameras almost didnt see it if u look his leg is moving so fast it deforms in the cameras eyes
They did mention taekwondo as well. He mixes it all up and combines several styles into all kinds of kicks and strikes. Whatver he needs, whatever position he's in, he has some or several moves in his muscle memory. Could be that a lot of what he throws out isn't even very much consious anymore, it's pure instinct and responds.
@@keaponlaffin6737 so what u are saying is he has ultra instinct ? Witch I do believe is real IV e been in fights and have done amasing shit I didnt even think about or plan like one time a guy rushed me instead of throwing punches I went into Bruce lee mode be like water go with the flow so when he got close I grabbed him inna head lock using his momentum and my body weight while hold on to his head i fell backwards ddt him head 1st into the ground with so much force his feet was stuck str8 up in the air from what I was told by people watching 😂 the fight was over of course lol
@@raheem8086 what I'm saying is that he is a more versatile fighter than only muay thai. Muay thai fighter expect muay thai moves. When something else gets put into the mix, sometimes they never see it coming. And yes he is trained very well, trains all his moves, so he doesn't need to really think about what he's going to do and how he's going to do it. He can just respond to the situation instantly. Just my thoughts, but I'm not an expert just some dude on internet.
Awsome to watch. Such great skill in avoiding strikes
Glad you enjoyed it
2:45 Damn this guy gave up cause he can't even hit him
I'm not even a huge fan of organized fighting and have no idea why this vid was in my rec's but that was just amazing to watch. .
With all due respect to Adesanya “the last style bender”, This man is “the real style bender”
Excellent reflex and study on the movement. He can predict what's coming next and evade it, then strikes with counter attack.
4:35 that double kick tho
Thanks for producing such good videos. Lerdsila is insane! I would love to see a break down and comparison of the jocky gym fighters. We know they have a similar (freaking amazing) style overall, but finer details about how they differ from each other, and on their respective strengths and weaknesses, and see side by side how they react to the same situation, for example, would be super cool!
Much love
I never thought I’d see a SAMARTER fighter than SAMART. I think I just did.
this guy is insane! awesome speed and reactions
He makes all the right moves at the right times.
I couldn't choreograph sets like that.
He fights like we all think we fight
Another superb video Lawrence many thanks 🙏
Better head movement than my cat when I try to pet him
Rando: "Man, you're really into Muay Thai"
Lerdsila "Muaythai is my middle name"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lerdsila_Chumpairtour
“The Mayweather of Maui Thai”
No his fights are entertaining
Great video like always. One of my favorite RUclips channel. Hope you continue to bring awesome content like until now.👍👊
6:24 Oh my god, he yeeted that kid into the next century.
hahahahahahahahahaha
คนไทยสามารถฆ่าคนให้ตายได้ด้วยทุกอย่างในร่างกาย🇹🇭
This is natural talent. This was what made Samart so beloved; his amazing reflexes and good "eyes" in the ring.
I think Giorgio Petrosyan represents the Mayweather of kick fighting sports. He has natural intuition and defensive genius mind and defensive responsibility.
I think it's more accurate to say Lerdsila is the Pernell Whitaker of kick fighting (and in my opinion maybe better than Pernell in his respective western boxing trade). He can stay in the pocket and just evade everything based off of his natural reflexes.
That’s how I always imagine myself when boxing but I’m the opponent 🤣🤣🤣
Haha
I like your video ( I’m Thai people) thank you ขอบคุนที่คุนชอบมวยไทย และทำวีดีโอเผยแพร่มวยไทย
If more people knew about lerdzilla less people would bully me for being evasive at muay thai gyms
💪💪💪 share this video!
If they get frustrated, they just cant keep up.
👆 This. Also the more you learn about it, the more you realise how many different styles there are in Muay Thai. You do you mate. Everyone has their own Muay Thai 👍
Not being hit is hardest part of the game, what separates fighters from brawlers, keep doing what you’re doing, in the long run, your mind will stay sharp 😉
I actually don't know a whole lot about Muay Thai, but I have heard that many of these guys will have hundreds of fights over the course of a career that often started in childhood. Can't imagine that they'd last so long wading in and trading blasts with someone. Sounds like you're doing something right👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks a lot for this video sir. It was very interesting to look at someone who is very close to Somrak's incredible technique. 👏👏👏💪💪💪🙏
i saw lerdsilla fight live once in one fc and my god he made his opponent looked like an amateur.
thanks for this, he is the best ive seen yet
Mayweather of muay thai?
He doesn't run.
Slipping, dodging + countering = running??
@@Moonmanface dodging isn’t the same as retreating
Nicolino locche
@@TGears314 I agree!
Excellent breakdown video of one of the all time best!
That's like the equivalent to playing against Koreans in Rust.
Great video, keep up the narrated videos 👌🏾
This is how I felt when fighting my Teddybear as a kid.
The pillows never died did they.😆
@@monsieurcchappie_2717 Exactly!
As always Lawrence. Marrrrrvveelloouussss. Thanks for thissssssssss man.
When I used to train. I would spar with this much confidence and movement lol but nowhere near this level. This guys beyond comprehension
Matrix level
@@LawrenceKenshin exactly... Only 'the one' can make sense of all those calculations he sees.
Are you narrating over the video yourself? If so, I am very surprised. I honestly thought you were an American fella. :s
When I saw him do the lean back with a moving heavy bag I freaked out. He might be my favourite striker of all time. Pipa might have create the best striking style ever.
How many people are behind Lawrence Kenshin?
Lerdsila was pissed at 5:47 and knocked him down in 2 seconds. He just playing all the time
When Mastered Ultra Instinct is engaged.
Great stuff Lawrence
This vídeo rendered my subscription. Thank you for sharing the story of muay-thai só skillfully
Awesome courageous tough young hero. Wonderful to watch. Great role model.
Brillian video, thankyou for sharing.
Had the chance to train at Phuket Top Team where he is at, unreal guy. When he trains and the way he moves around it's straight beauty
Never seen anyone so evasive. Purely unchoreographed. Poetry.
Great stuff as usual.
Madness... Seriously, holly freaking God Damn!! What did I just see??!🧐🤯🤘
I trained with this guy in Phuket a couple years ago. He is a superstar for sure.
1:48 when you remember you forgot to turn off the stove mid fight
whatyyamean
Beautiful to watch!
This is Gratest of all time!
Not ducking fights and fight 2 times a month or more without excuses like others!
Watching From The Philippines! 🇵🇭 🇵🇭
Thank you for bringing these amazing people to light, wow! Truly amazing.
A true master at his art of combat!
They call him 'The Silver Bullet'
They call him 'Argon'
They call him 'Dark Child'
They call him 'Nightmaster'
They call him 'P Body'
They call him 'Peanut Arbuckle'
They call him 'Doorway'
They call him 'Pink Dress'
They call him 'Sweezy'
They call him 'GoGo Nuts'
They call him 'Pineapple Man'
0:49 thats craaaaazy reflection!!
Has this guy ever lost a fight? Dude is unbelievable 👌!
This guy is really exceptional
Could watch this man all day
cool and laid back guy also, had the pleasure of meeting him and have a drink together at raggea bar , tiger road in Phuket, epic fighter and humble
wow, never heard of him till now, incredible.
it's so funny to watch the judge's reactions to lerdzila's takedowns :D
Great to watch thanks!
Did he just steer at that monster jab like it was a paper throw at 0:47 ? Damn😳