Tough guy comes off the street and challenges kickboxer instructor

[Dre God]

Nah the coach was supposed to make an example of him and have him laid out.

 

[NinoBrown]

A legit thai boxer would have made that fight last 20 seconds at most...

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

That coach didn’t look good

Dude was much bigger tho.

 

[Reflected]

yooo, what happened to that dude? I forgot all about him.

Last I checked, the dude reached peak instability just drinking and assaulting people, so probably due for prison soon. He clearly wasn't ever really there mentally, but if his parents can't control him, the state will.

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

Idk what it is but anytime there’s an MMA, boxing or weightlifting video that’s posted on the Internet then everybody all of a sudden becomes an analyst.

The Coli right now:

 

[Peauxboy]

mf's was scrapping. where the compubox numbers at

Ya heard me! To me back to them high school bathroom days. I was watching like, “oooh them bytches getting down.”

If you’re going to fight and u know u tire easily, follow these steps:

Try to avoid the fight altogether. That means don’t be selling wolf tickets.
If u can’t avoid it, watch how the opponent moves first.
Stand back.
Ball up your fists.
Deck him with all your might on the chin. If u can’t reach the chin, kick him on the side. When he staggers, bum rush him with a combo of hits to the face. Remember, u didn’t start the fight. So anything goes.

Don’t try the above if you’re skinny, lanky gang. You will get broken in half.

Life is full of tough lessons, this is one I learned the hard way. Once his one knee was on my arm and one in my chest

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

"Instructor" barely got out of that and was struggling because of that weight.

 

[MasterOfAllHeSurveyz]

Ran out of gas.

People talk about Floyd's defensiveness, his speed and his skills, but I think his greatest attribute was always his conditioning and knowing how to properly manage it. He was just as strong and fast in round 1 as he was in round 12.

"Fatigue makes cowards of us all" is a fukking axiom.

 

[King]

Notice how this is an untrained fat dude off the street and how he basically manhandled the coach who’s been training all his life. That was probably some teenage kid throwing a grown man around like that.

Sure he managed to survive off his stamina and the fact that they were kickboxing and couldn’t go all out. But there were times if the fat dude knew any kind of wrestling or submission he could’ve got him out of there.

THAT is how much size matters. Pick your battles.

 

[Sauce Dab]

People talk about stuff. it could be MMA, it could be NBA, it could MCU. don't matter. Why do you think fighting and weight lifting should be off limits to all but experts?

Nah in other sports people just troll alot but when it comes to fighting sports then everybody is an analyst all of a sudden. I never said anything was off limits. You reading words that’s not there

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

He was right the shyt was working, if the big guy didn't have any gloves on he would beat that guy up, and he took him down and let him up because "kickboxing rules"

that coach frailing his arms with his punches, doubt he was a real coach, he got tired that's what happened, guy as hurting him that's why he kept hitting him after he quit because his ego was damaged

More like 30 seconds. You can tell if Big Boy had any type of stamina he may have been able to possibly get him even with the obvious skill gap between the two the size difference was almost too much for the coach to overcome. Weight classes exist for a reason.

I would have quit that class if that was my coach

Question is, was the coach taking it easy?

Coach looked like he was struggling and only won because big boy got tired.

 

[Luke Cage]

Looks like a point for #boxinggang. Even though he lost, I don't see big guy doing a boxing instructor like that regardless of the size difference.

True, not saying boxing is superior to kickboxing. Or any other fighting style.
But there is lots of video evidence of people using it to success in real fights and against multiple opponents or a larger opponent.

To me means maybe it's just easier to master. a lot less frauds walking around calling themselves masters only to get exposed in a real fight.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Notice how this is an untrained fat dude off the street and how he basically manhandled the coach who’s been training all his life. That was probably some teenage kid throwing a grown man around like that.

Sure he managed to survive off his stamina and the fact that they were kickboxing and couldn’t go all out. But there were times if the fat dude knew any kind of wrestling or submission he could’ve got him out of there.

THAT is how much size matters. Pick your battles.

That shyt would not have happened in Boxing or Muay Thai. Thai fighters are notorious for fighting much bigger dudes. Ole boy would've crumbled from one knee. And we all know what boxing does

Either that coach is ass or taking it easy on him.

 

[Doomsday]

Big guy won the fight when he had him on the ground. In a real street fight the Kickboxer was cooked.

 

[Luke Cage]

Looks like a point for #boxinggang. Even though he lost, I don't see big guy doing a boxing instructor like that regardless of the size difference.

also
we've seen what happens when random dudes challenger boxing instructors


Muay thai too


granted no size advantage in these cases