Favourite fight of the series. The way they built up their brotherhood before this fight by hanging out and joking around like besties made this fight a hella lot more emotional and impactful.
I was thinking that exactly when he started hitting with his right hand. Woo Jin was most definitely shocked when Gun Woo really started throwing his hands.
amazing show, esp the end where it shows how Gun Woo leveled up. Like the way how the story shows Gun Woo's growth in skills and as a boxer through this monster giant guy
I think he have always been holding back just because of how kind he is. It was only when his friend's life was threatened he unleash his full power. Like at the start where he used only his left hand in the boxing competition because it is already sufficient to win and he don't want to hurt his opponents any more than he should.
@@KeoNzit was probably more physical, he clearly wasnt holding back in the first half, he needed to win the tournament to help his mom and same with when he fought the goons at the cafe. That’s his max effort. He said he didn’t land his right as much because he didn’t see the oppening. For the second half he said he went up two weight classes and it shows them celebrating when he successfully punched out the stack of tires meaning he couldn’t do it before, so his power definitely went up dramatically during their training period. They also trained with each other specifically with who they were going to fight in mind.
@@bigheadrhino yes exactly! At the end of the first episode where he fought with this giant he wasn’t holding back. And before that he fought the goons with both hands. He was surprised that giant’s face can take so many of his right punches. He saw his mom’s life being threatened so we see him unleashed for the first time.
I love this fight scene so much. You can see and feel gun woo fighting so much differently to how he normally would. There's so much emotion in this fight for him, normally he doesn't really harbour any real anger towards his opponents but instead sees them as obstacles. But this guy who actively hates and wants to hurt. It's brilliant
I love that big right hook that geon woo gives to brim after he sees woo jin in danger and the amount of sheer force her uses in it and emotion of the barrage of punches that follow that great ear drum bursting shot
My all time favorite series on Netflix. Turned these guys into real boxers. The main characters fighting style is so unique. But I love how both their fighting styles balance one another. We need a more!
Just finished the show... Hands down one of the best series I've ever seen... Loved every second of it... This fight has to be my favorite so satisfying to finally see In-Beom get a taste of his own medicine... that right hook to his ear was the highlight of the scene...
It is effective even we didn't see this series, the only thing what I love about this, is the choreography and rare to see a boxer fighting outside the ring in movies. All I know is creed, rocky, hajime no ippo shows only in the ring but some shows in street fights.
Yeah. While I do like that the writers had them stick to boxing, and that this is still a pretty cool fight scene, I’m surprised that neither character thought to go for the legs. Lol. At least practically speaking.
@@Kayoss13212 I think big guy doesn't know how to kick. The environment didn't allow him to do takedowns and even if he attempted to he would've been dropped by the second guy. Each time he successfully clinches it's broken up
Koreans prefer fighting with bare knuckles; if a weapon is shown then most likely someone will die so it is avoided. I speak with conviction that most Korean men get more upset than scared when they see a weapon.
There is very strong gun control in Korea. Even gangster in Korea don't have guns. Because every Korean man is a gun expert. All Korean men have been trained in the military for 18~24months. So the moment a Korean man holds a gun, it becomes an organized real war. Therefore in Korean movies that pursue realism, there are no gun fights, but only fist or knife fights.
Season 2. The boys join bjj/mma gym. Learn to clinch, throw elbows, blast some doubles, play guard, backtake... Damn I’d pay good money to see that. Chefs kiss.
If they do that it will remove the boxing style and it will be just like many other martial arts movies, i would rather add a 3rd protagonist with boxing and mma, that would complete everything
@@alghifary9078exactly, what made this series interesting was the boxing choreography. Adding mma would make it like every other movie/series. Adding another character who trains wrestling or judo would be interesting
Lol loved how in the interview the punch to the back of the big guy's head really landed by accident, but the man took it like a champ 👏💪👏 love all these actors the good guys and the bad 💕❤️💕
1:22 I absolutely love the look on his face here. No dramatics. Nothing over the top and waxy. Pure detachment and focus. Everything going cold and primal behind his eyes. One of the most accurate portrails of a Fight-Or-Flight trauma response I've ever seen -- Absolutely peak acting.
Literally. Like we saw when Woo-jin had round 1 with the guy who knifed him in the liver, he had alot of trouble against an opponent that was clearly experienced in mma, but then after 4 months of training, he absolutely demolished him with just pure boxing and training against takedowns. Imagining both of them using different martial arts is dangerous ong
This show is the shit! The fight scene are hands down the best I've seen in a live action series. All of the actors put on brilliant performances especially the henchmen. When they get rocked or dropped they make it look damn real. I am really impressed with this show. Great upload.
Are you talking K-Drama specifically because Max’s “the Warrior” is an American produced urban Asia cast martial arts show. I feel like that might be in the same vein as this.
Episode 5 I’m enjoying the story, my question is when you already know one of the bad guys is familiar with your building holding your money, why wait so long to move it. It just made no sense to lose so much of it, when the two older men could have been look outs for the three young ones in case they were being followed. But instead the older good guys were casually chatting while the kids was dealing with chaos.
This giant guy must feel like fighting against four armed enemy. And these 2 men are real boxers. They didnt' hit low blow. Let's put aside the drum pounding...
This is as close to an epic live action boxing-anime I’ve ever seen in my life. And I need more media like this 😂(i think the original inspiration from a WEBTOON series?)
I think that right hook to In-Beom’s ear is what Gun-Woo means when he says his right hand is stronger. I think he holds back bc he doesn’t want to do that to someone in the ring (or something too dangerous at least)
im shocked how this movie has so much contrast, pretty light most of the time even looking lijke a comedy ! the protagonist look so young anf=d somewhat comical but the whole story is very serous very brutal, bloody and very grisly!
Anyone else think it’s crazy that whenever one or both of the two main characters end up fighting a whole gang of bad guys, they can only use boxing (punching) to fight back. Don’t get me wrong, I do like watching those fight scenes and they are very good at boxing, but I’ve also seen plenty of other fight scenes from different movies and TV shows which were mostly martial arts types of fights (like karate, Kung fu, or wing chun), and in half of those scenes, the main character would end up fighting a lot of people at once and it usually wouldn’t take very long for him to dominate each of them in the fight. I noticed, however, that if you compare that to these boxing fights in Bloodhounds, the martial artists would have a better stand against the bad guys than boxers do. I know that it depends on how good you are at boxing or martial arts, but still, I feel that punching isn’t the only technique you can use to defend yourself. They should at least try kicking more.
This is a movie, Boxing is not deigned for you to fight multiple guys swinging baseball baseball bats at you. Also boxing is just the base, add kicks and takedowns techniques and you get MMA!!!
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Just finished this on Netflix. How refreshing to see people knuckle up. No guns, just fist to fist.
National security of S.Korea is very strict to restrict guns
Really? That's a good information man!
@@aboutme7810I was wondering why there was only one gun in the entire show good to know
@@sonik120ㅋㅋㅋ 총은 보스만 갖고잇다 ㅋㅋ
Loan sharks and gangs does not use guns since it is loud and attracts law enforecement officers.
As soon as one of them is in danger, the other one comes straight to rescue.. Brotherly love at his best!!!!
Double dragon or ken and ryu
I love how Geon Woo was not able to stop punching Beom on his own and Woo Jin had to interfere, such a powerful moment!
with that stance bro could’ve gone for days if it weren’t for woo jin😮💨
I love that the second he saw him, he took off the jacket cause he knew what time it was
Round 2 baby
He didn't want him to give advantage to hold the jacket and hit
That big right hook to the ear was an absolute clanger...
Favourite fight of the series. The way they built up their brotherhood before this fight by hanging out and joking around like besties made this fight a hella lot more emotional and impactful.
When Gunwoo said his right punches were stronger, he wasn't lying.
Exactly man facts. Not to mention when he broke Beom's jaw with a very big uppercut when they first fought
I was thinking that exactly when he started hitting with his right hand. Woo Jin was most definitely shocked when Gun Woo really started throwing his hands.
I'm even more impressed by the actor in black perfectly selling each hit he takes. Holy moly!
Cuz he’s big n bulkier
And?
The way he used his strong arm and punched the holy hell outta Beom at 1:24 has got to be my second favourite moment
Yes, finally something he did with his right hand! 😃
And as you can see in the last punches he was aiming at the neck which was a punch to kill
Which is the first bestie?😁
amazing show, esp the end where it shows how Gun Woo leveled up. Like the way how the story shows Gun Woo's growth in skills and as a boxer through this monster giant guy
I think he have always been holding back just because of how kind he is. It was only when his friend's life was threatened he unleash his full power. Like at the start where he used only his left hand in the boxing competition because it is already sufficient to win and he don't want to hurt his opponents any more than he should.
Great show!!!
@@KeoNzit was probably more physical, he clearly wasnt holding back in the first half, he needed to win the tournament to help his mom and same with when he fought the goons at the cafe. That’s his max effort. He said he didn’t land his right as much because he didn’t see the oppening. For the second half he said he went up two weight classes and it shows them celebrating when he successfully punched out the stack of tires meaning he couldn’t do it before, so his power definitely went up dramatically during their training period. They also trained with each other specifically with who they were going to fight in mind.
@@bigheadrhino yes exactly! At the end of the first episode where he fought with this giant he wasn’t holding back. And before that he fought the goons with both hands. He was surprised that giant’s face can take so many of his right punches. He saw his mom’s life being threatened so we see him unleashed for the first time.
American media really needs to take notes on the cinematography of this show
The fights scenes are unparalleled.
america is too busy in showing chicken leg lame as* women taking on a whole crowd of villains , so the action looks equally lame
@@indiworldentertainment realest shit ever
@@indiworldentertainmentchicken leg😂😂😂
😂😂. John Wick has real martial arts and it’s better than this fake crap.
Woo-jin is good at quick jabbing and dodging and Geon-woo is good at heavy punching and defending
I forgot which one is which one
@@bigbywolf5197 bigger dude is Geon-woo, skinny is Woo-jin
out-boxer and in-fighter
Thanks mate
1:00 to 1:12 was probably the best teamwork in fighting I've ever seen lol
try watch rama & andi vs maddog idk its js my opinion
Itadori e Todou
I love this fight scene so much. You can see and feel gun woo fighting so much differently to how he normally would. There's so much emotion in this fight for him, normally he doesn't really harbour any real anger towards his opponents but instead sees them as obstacles. But this guy who actively hates and wants to hurt. It's brilliant
So very true!
I love that big right hook that geon woo gives to brim after he sees woo jin in danger and the amount of sheer force her uses in it and emotion of the barrage of punches that follow that great ear drum bursting shot
My all time favorite series on Netflix. Turned these guys into real boxers. The main characters fighting style is so unique. But I love how both their fighting styles balance one another. We need a more!
Just finished the show... Hands down one of the best series I've ever seen... Loved every second of it... This fight has to be my favorite so satisfying to finally see In-Beom get a taste of his own medicine... that right hook to his ear was the highlight of the scene...
Just finished watching. This is the best show i've seen in a really long time. I hope they will make a season 2.
Loved it as well. But no second season is needed
@@dorien_rosewhat makes you so sure of yourself ?
@@chris8691I mean the story is over
@@Kawtar23.0 we must stay open minded
@Kawtar23.0 Exactly. I rather them end it here, then needlessly drag out the story.
I love how many times they have a rematch against that guy the first time he lose but never again 😼
That dude lost every time lmao. Even the first fight he took a bit of a beating 👏🏻
@@Tricerictops4to be fair he getting jumped
@@yaboyjackiechan1483Same thing can be said for their first fight. Woo Jin fought 30 men first
@@IAMvonte-2518 yea he fought them but let's be honest beom would've beat the dogshit outta him regardless
@@yaboyjackiechan1483 That’s true.
I remembered watching this fight and got sooooo excited and literally screamed must watch what a series
Everyone needs to watch this show, amazing fights, very hateable bad guys
did u notice
if u hate a guy in a show hes well written and the actor did very well to potray him
Love the commitment to the shittiness of the Kim Myeong-Gil. He is *NOT* a redeemable badguy. He's just shitty. That's just it.
big dawg just caught the craziest 2 person 10 piece combo of all history
THIS SERIES MADE ME REALISE THAT BOXING CAN BE EFFECTIVE. I STARTED TRAINING HARDER THEN AFTER JUST TO GET IN SHAPE, I AM QUITE FAY MYSELF.😊
It is effective even we didn't see this series, the only thing what I love about this, is the choreography and rare to see a boxer fighting outside the ring in movies. All I know is creed, rocky, hajime no ippo shows only in the ring but some shows in street fights.
The fighting in this show is some of the best in cinematography. No fancy techniques, grappling or spinning, just a full on slugfest every time
I like the choreography in this, as both parties plays to their weaknesses and strengths
Yeah. While I do like that the writers had them stick to boxing, and that this is still a pretty cool fight scene, I’m surprised that neither character thought to go for the legs. Lol. At least practically speaking.
Why would they?
@@bigbywolf5197 maybe cuz other movies have worse choreography with strategies that doesn't make any sense at all
@@Kayoss13212 I think big guy doesn't know how to kick. The environment didn't allow him to do takedowns and even if he attempted to he would've been dropped by the second guy. Each time he successfully clinches it's broken up
we already finished this amazing series 😄 season 2 PLEASE!! 🙏🙏
Everytime Gun Woo whooped Boem’s ass, it was so satisfying.
Koreans prefer fighting with bare knuckles; if a weapon is shown then most likely someone will die so it is avoided. I speak with conviction that most Korean men get more upset than scared when they see a weapon.
There is very strong gun control in Korea. Even gangster in Korea don't have guns. Because every Korean man is a gun expert. All Korean men have been trained in the military for 18~24months. So the moment a Korean man holds a gun, it becomes an organized real war. Therefore in Korean movies that pursue realism, there are no gun fights, but only fist or knife fights.
Season 2. The boys join bjj/mma gym. Learn to clinch, throw elbows, blast some doubles, play guard, backtake... Damn I’d pay good money to see that. Chefs kiss.
If they do that it will remove the boxing style and it will be just like many other martial arts movies, i would rather add a 3rd protagonist with boxing and mma, that would complete everything
@@alghifary9078exactly, what made this series interesting was the boxing choreography. Adding mma would make it like every other movie/series. Adding another character who trains wrestling or judo would be interesting
Two best moments
1. That hospital scene when he cried
2. Their come back after training
Wo Doo Hwan in this role is the best he ever played in.
After learning boxing for past 2 years i can say that this is the best boxing show everything seems real
Lol loved how in the interview the punch to the back of the big guy's head really landed by accident, but the man took it like a champ 👏💪👏 love all these actors the good guys and the bad 💕❤️💕
1:00 Teamwork at its finest
This show is lit, i hope they make a second season
The look on Gun Woo's face when he saw his bestfriend was struggling
Damn! The big guy was straight eating their punches. Licking fingers and everything
1:22 I absolutely love the look on his face here. No dramatics. Nothing over the top and waxy.
Pure detachment and focus. Everything going cold and primal behind his eyes.
One of the most accurate portrails of a Fight-Or-Flight trauma response I've ever seen -- Absolutely peak acting.
Imagine how much more devastating he and Woo-Jin would be if they trained in Dutch Kickboxing(Heavy Punches/Low Kick style)? Or Muay Thai and/or MMA?
they would be monsters
Uh huh. Same comment
Lol you’re just pasting the same comment on every fight videos🤣Are you mentally alright? Or brain-sick?
Good pitch for season 2
Literally. Like we saw when Woo-jin had round 1 with the guy who knifed him in the liver, he had alot of trouble against an opponent that was clearly experienced in mma, but then after 4 months of training, he absolutely demolished him with just pure boxing and training against takedowns. Imagining both of them using different martial arts is dangerous ong
Every fighter in this series is top level with unique stance and fighting style, fight director has full grip on everything. Excellent
This show is the shit! The fight scene are hands down the best I've seen in a live action series.
All of the actors put on brilliant performances especially the henchmen. When they get rocked or dropped they make it look damn real. I am really impressed with this show.
Great upload.
Amazing show hands down love these actors ❤
Best drama I've watched this year. I need moreee! someone please recommend me a series with a same vibe or something
Okayy so this scenes reminded me of the movie Midnight Runner it’s like 2 against everyone pretty similar look it up!
@@jonathanlay654 Thanks bro! I've already watched midnight runner though 😭
@@jeffoca9569 Well then sorry got nothing else😭i would usually type “Fight scenes” and got lucky enough to find other fight scenes
Are you talking K-Drama specifically because Max’s “the Warrior” is an American produced urban Asia cast martial arts show. I feel like that might be in the same vein as this.
@pruitv3 신세계 찿아보면 엄청 많은데 아저씨. 차승원 나온영화도 있고 너무 많아서 영화제목도 기억이 안나네.
The best series I've ever watched
Woo knew what time it was. Beom is too dangerous to be kept alive, but I understand why Jin stopped him.
Binged this show yesterday. One of the best action tv shows i have seen.
Just binged watched this show, incredible!
The most brutal fight scenes of 2023
I love this series,just the ending they could do it better ,but its fine.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Best Korean Action Series 💯
Best hand to hand fight scene😮
Just finished watching this K drama last night o * o It was so good, definitely recommend watching it!
Most Satisfying episode
Episode 5 I’m enjoying the story, my question is when you already know one of the bad guys is familiar with your building holding your money, why wait so long to move it. It just made no sense to lose so much of it, when the two older men could have been look outs for the three young ones in case they were being followed. But instead the older good guys were casually chatting while the kids was dealing with chaos.
Koreans make awesome movies
Just finished watching this show yesterday. It’s actually good but this guy is a tank in this scene.
This is a JJK level of jumping
1:24 now thats a fcking incredible hook sheesh
1:00 This is some Jjk level of jumping. Look at those sync combos.
That last punch was like he punched the soul outta him...the way the camera focused on that last punch was crazy
1:32 dempsey roll
Being into boxing i know we cant do fancy kicks but a kick to groin or front kick loke tyler rake is something even a boxer can do
If your fighting in the streets you don’t have to be honourable, so there would be no rules or restrictions for boxing
This movie fight time watching Netflix best korean series....👑💗
In my opinions, boxing guy and kick guy vs Giant. That's perfect match
존윅..아우;; 이게진짜 이런게..액션이지.. 리얼감.
i love the hitting sound effect
Best series I've ever watched!
I enjoyed this show.
such a good series....
This giant guy must feel like fighting against four armed enemy. And these 2 men are real boxers. They didnt' hit low blow. Let's put aside the drum pounding...
Oh what a amazing fight
This is as close to an epic live action boxing-anime I’ve ever seen in my life. And I need more media like this 😂(i think the original inspiration from a WEBTOON series?)
So that’s why it actually feels like an manga/anime (literally has key characters on the brink of death,a training arc,a time skip etc)
@@thechosenone93 bro the nesr death! The arcs, the choreography, the camera moves, the time skip! The increase in power after said time skip!
The Giantman is like the Korean Kingpin.
😂am fuckin dead
Gun woo vs Beom is like Daredevil vs Wilson Fisk
the show is so good and i watch this show over and over you should watch this and it would have been realy cool if they came out with more
last episode of this series is good when they both buff up and one punch and that giant ko
This scene really reminds me of the final fight in the Raid 1
This show was a better Double Dragon live action than the official live action
It infuriates me that they don’t kill. Imagine how much easier it would’ve been if they killed him here when they had the chance
I think that right hook to In-Beom’s ear is what Gun-Woo means when he says his right hand is stronger. I think he holds back bc he doesn’t want to do that to someone in the ring (or something too dangerous at least)
The ending scene is so satifaying. I need learn boxe urgently...
I can't wait please😫🙏🙏💓 part2
that second double team was really good
His right hand was his best weapon and form of it jab hook straight or uppercut
It has to be real difficult fighting 2 boxers at the same time imagine if those 2 were professionals, because they're only amateurs
Imagine if the big dude started boxing💀, they would not have won
Great K movie. Loved it.
1:02 - 1:14 was fucking incredible. I haven't seen a man get his ass handed to him quite like that since Captain America and Bucky beat up Iron Man
The big guy was eating those hits up! Licking fingers and everything
Nice teamwork!!😃
great series
im shocked how this movie has so much contrast, pretty light most of the time even looking lijke a comedy ! the protagonist look so young anf=d somewhat comical but the whole story is very serous very brutal, bloody and very grisly!
1:00
Yo lo ví como si fuera Capitán América en Civil War
Dejen su like❤❤❤❤
Anyone else think it’s crazy that whenever one or both of the two main characters end up fighting a whole gang of bad guys, they can only use boxing (punching) to fight back. Don’t get me wrong, I do like watching those fight scenes and they are very good at boxing, but I’ve also seen plenty of other fight scenes from different movies and TV shows which were mostly martial arts types of fights (like karate, Kung fu, or wing chun), and in half of those scenes, the main character would end up fighting a lot of people at once and it usually wouldn’t take very long for him to dominate each of them in the fight. I noticed, however, that if you compare that to these boxing fights in Bloodhounds, the martial artists would have a better stand against the bad guys than boxers do. I know that it depends on how good you are at boxing or martial arts, but still, I feel that punching isn’t the only technique you can use to defend yourself. They should at least try kicking more.
it looks refreshing and different from other movies , that's the charm
The boxing in this series is what makes it interesting, cause they aren’t using MMA.
This is a movie, Boxing is not deigned for you to fight multiple guys swinging baseball baseball bats at you. Also boxing is just the base, add kicks and takedowns techniques and you get MMA!!!
1:25 feets was Planted, shi he could’ve swung for Days if he wanted😮💨
The Me n Bro moment:
Real talented
My favorite fight
I just watched episode 6 and I don't expect this much this is fat better then black knight and the story is so interesting 😊i love it
Those punches were very powerful
Arkham Knight beatdown right here boi!!! Batman and Robin be on point!!