Wing-Chun Master vs Brawler!!! Street Beef REACTION!!

[@jakedalton6236]

“He’s not a Wing Chun master and if he is… good for him” 😂😂😂

[@nr1NPC]

Dont be surprised if he actually is a wing-chun master. Its such a McDojo "martial art", its actually that sh*tty

[@Checkmate777]

@@nr1NPC Wing Chun: make sure even if you are being attacked and punched that you look as calm and unharmed as possible at all times. Side note: move very slowly

[@michaelterrell5061]

@@nr1NPC It’s not. It’s a legit martial art that has a lot of bad practitioners. Everyone was saying that about Karate but look at Machida, everyone was Saying that about TKD but look at Rodriguez, so come on, let’s stop disrespecting other arts and five credit where it’s due to good fighters regardless of style.

[@trevorrovert3103]

@@nr1NPC Jon Jones, Anderson Silva, and Tony Ferguson would like a word with you

[@tru3pain211]

@@trevorrovert3103 jon jones doesnt use wing chun though

[@rabbitshady499]

Wing chun guy fights like a point fighter. He is obviously not very used to full contact but he obviously got potential to be a good fighter.

[@rabbitshady499]

@@studytime3461 💯 on point mate.

[@blaynegreiner9365]

@@studytime3461 Yes. Most people who are doing traditional martial arts these days haven't even been hit, let alone in a fight. Full contact sparring is absolutely critical for it to be effective in any sort of self defense situation. Boards don't hit back, so to say.

[@nicolasbouchard6331]

​​@@studytime3461 as a martial artist that grew up in the hood I totally agree. Seen ton of trained guys get easily rocked by guy from my neighbor. Nothing beats good timing and a calm mind in the face of danger.

[@deefwxp5378]

saying obviously twice made this sound unprofessional. something about it.

[@lane_positive_vibesbodybui7927]

For sure he’s not afraid to use wing chin to try to land which in itself is good

[@promountain6113]

DJs ability to breakdown a fight and make it entertaining is insane

[@negative949]

indeed...you don't get much of an opportunity to watch a goat of any sport critique amateurs...very valuable breakdowns...💪🏿

[@raphmula]

@Atheistme he’s prolly brand new to watching fights or sum

[@PNW_Adventures1]

Cuz he train with cejudo 🤣

[@migueldeleon896]

He'd be an amazing commentator for a fighting org now that I think about it

[@earlofcockgobblingshire3666]

You should check out Know Violence with Diego Lopez. He's a black belt and former competitive MMA fighter, as well as a hilarious commentator

[@RonALampman]

It's fun to watch live and seeing him use "Wing Chun" instead of what is conventional in MMA. Respect to him and his opponent for getting in there and displaying their skills.

[@Mighty15x]

always respect 😊🙏🏾

[@nr1NPC]

I think its sad. Because its such a big scam

[@IordanIovkov]

His offense with his hands had wing chun elements for sure, that's why it was so ineffective. His defense was mostly distance management and turtling up, no wing chun there - because cool-looking wing chun blocks usually don't work. WT guy did try to use the elbow block (bong sau) from time to time, but you're supposed to only use it reactively as a sort of counter-strike, not just holding it up as a passive barrier. He did try to use the only kick in wing chun, that front push kick - again, largely ineffective. The rest of the kicks were karate. The winning move was a sloppy rear naked choke that worked because the opponent was gassed out. The WT guy won because he had a good chin and better cardio. Source: I spent a few years doing wing chun. The best I can say about it is that some elements work sometimes. I had a good coach who tried to make WT work - the more he did that, the more it looked like boxing. There are some benefits though - many WT schools (at least where I live) will have a lot of physical exercise to fill up time and make students feel like they are advancing, and combined with the lack of sparring, they are generally okay to stay in shape and not get injured, as far as one is aware that WT doesn't work as advertised.

[@manason2776]

​@@nr1NPC this guy lol

[@lulospawn]

That's the great thing of StreetBeefs doing MMA. Sometimes you get that throwback good ole 90s MMA where pure styles banged. It had that Kumite, Mortal Kombat feeling, along with the cheesy guitars and the WWF aesthetic... oh man I miss that.

[@JJJJJ12750]

I’m addicted to these reactions. Your content-creating career is the only thing that rivals your MMA career.

[@besiprimitif9513]

yesss we are entertained 😆😆😆

[@boopity3156]

this is the first time I've seen someone who does wing chun actually make it work. Dude's definitely had punches fly at him before, was calm as fuck. Normally people with no experience taking hits tense up after they take the first shot, there's not of that here.

[@zeppkfw]

Same, he was using actual wing chun moves too and seeing it work is incredibly interesting. Usually a lot of these out of meta martial artists advertise to use their respective styles as their main fighting style but then you'd see them switch to a traditional Muay Thai/BJJ regular MMA mix. I would love to see more of Xiao

[@Lifeofshawnyg]

He dosent know how to apply his moves at all

[@pullupenthusiast3800]

Well maybe he did but still not much he flinches a lot like beginners

[@Lifeofshawnyg]

@@pullupenthusiast3800 he is a beginner from a biu gee level student i can tell

[@55thstreet66]

Bro he fought a brawler who has no formal experience in any respective fighting style and the man had garbage conditioning. Ik plenty of brawlers with insane conditioning that would destroy this guy lmao. No joke if the brawler in the video had more conditioning he'd probably win. He landed more damaging strikes but lost to choke cause he couldn't keep up with pacing. The wing chun guy just had an easy fight with the alcoholic at the bar 🤣

[@hard2hurt]

"Backfist, bro" was hilarious.

[@RonALampman]

Yeah, we try to match their skill levels so on one gets seriously injured.

[@driver3899]

I know you be watching this to get them hand trapping secrets haha

[@SouthpawFury]

I worked with a good buddy that has studied wing chun as long as I’ve been alive. He taught me some stuff that made me a better boxer. He demonstrated some of his skill and we spared a few times. For a guy that was 5’8 140 pounds he hit me harder than most heavyweights have with punches I couldn’t see coming with the lights on. It’s truly a formidable art. This guy in the video may know some wing chin but to say he’s a master is a long stretch.

[@KodzyNz]

Pretty sure its just the youtube channel owner making that title for clicks

[@hed2015]

The secret is … there’s only ONE true lineage with the REAL wing chun. That’s the IPMAN> Duncan Leung School. All the rest are bullshido. The biggest problem to learn wingchun? It takes atleast 5 years of HARD training to even get to the level where you can fight with it. It’s a very deep system.

[@shadowbanned5164]

You only need to look at the guys stance to know he aint no wing chun master.

[@AriJordan]

Sounds like a man that I know by the name of Rainey he's. been practicing for over 30+ years. The guy in the video trains he's not a master, I know someone how has been practicing for 10 years (he's not a master either) and based on watching this there's a difference in skillsets.

[@henrikaugustsson4041]

He's probably taken a few classes, but a master he is not. He does a lot of things wrong, and he doesn't maintain the stance at all, which makes me suspect that he may be self taught from watching movies or something. I don't recall Wing Chun doing round house kicks. My sister did Wing Chun for a while, she got lightning fast and pretty strong. Very impressive. I'd notice how effective the system was when she would show me the "sticky hands" and pull me straight into a punch, my whole body fell forward from a slight pull.

[@poyu4_you493]

That’s the oldest 36 yr old I’ve ever seen. I’m 35 and he made me look at myself in the mirror.

[@djsixfoota]

😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@GrabbaBeer]

If wing chun guy would have thrown those first couple high kicks with more force and speed, he would have easily knocked the dude out and won. Kid needs to practice repition more on his kicks to build explosiveness.

[@stevenshar1233]

The Wing Chun guy has side to side movement, we was able to cut off distance and get himself in a better position. Unlike most traditional martial arts, his style has head movement, and he has his hands high in mid to close range, which takes steam out of most haymakers.

[@IordanIovkov]

Yes, because he wasn't using too much WT :D

[@anibal7121]

1st round range 2nd round engage

[@johndough8115]

He wouldnt need head movement... if he had used WCs Interception Tech. Because he clearly doenst know any depth at all about WC... he had no displayed Interception skills.. and so it was easy for the OP to get close enough for a potential hit to his head. If you stop the attackers attack at their forearms... then they lack the range to reach your head. You then apply trapping skills, to trap the OPs backhand, and are then free to use whatever strikes you wish... and the OP wont be able to defend against them. There is a lot more to it than that... of course. Furthermore... there is good reasons why WC, and many other traditional combat arts do not use Head Movement. To move the head, actually means, to bend the spine drastically. When you bend the spine, you change your center of gravity... as well as potentially create other problems. If an OP tries to Duck under one of my incoming strikes.. I then drop a Vertical attack downwards, on top of their Spine (Neck). Or at minimal.. use one arm to hold their head down... preventing them from standing upright... followed by something like a knee to the head. If the OP tries to do a back-bend away... you take a deep-step between their legs, faster than they can back-peddle. You could either strike them, or push them backwards, causing their already off-balanced structure, to easily and quickly topple over. Also, if they are learning forwards, or to the side.. you can either pull them off of their heels forwards... causing a face-plant. Or you can push they further to the side, again... causing them to come up off of their feet.. potentially falling to the ground. But Far more important that that... is the fact that no matter how fast you think you can move your body... there is no way for your body to move faster than a near mass-less, Limb. The only reason that you see it often working in boxing.. is because they are throwing their strikes from way too far of a distance. The OP can "READ" you as you start to throw.. and have already started to move their bodies. However, at closer ranges... that is no longer possible. Especially if you throw your strikes without being "Telegraphic" (no shoulder / body turning), that would be easily "Read". The trouble with that... is that most beginners / clueless amateurs cant figure out how to get close enough, in order to be able to actually Apply these short-range methods. This is where advanced methods come into play. Mostly off of the interceptions + counters. Furthermore... if you have not mastered your defensive techs... then you are likely going to fail to be able to deal with the OPs long-range attacks... and end up eating a KO. However.. when your defensive methods are executed properly.. the OP will eventually get Frustrated that they cant land a single hit on you... so they will then try getting closer before throwing a punch. And thats not even counting how you can cause the OP to react to one of your fake punches... and then trap their arms off of the interception that you basically "Created". And finally... having his hands way too close to his body... is a HUGE NO-NO. He will lose all Mechanical Leverage, and the OP can easily bypass his defenses from all different angles. The further your arms are away from your body... they harder it is for the Op to get close.. and to be able to physically reach you. You can easily test this yourself, by using two wooden poles, or fake-swords. When you have your sword in your hands... which do you feel more safe with? By pulling the sword as close to your body as possible... OR... by extending the swords as far out in front of you, as possible? Test your defensive abilities from both range / positions.. (at slow speed, and softly, to prevent injury). In WC.. you use your extended arm, very similar to how you FENCE with an actual sword. It gives you safety in distance, more time to React, sensitivity in being able to read the OPs intent Tactile feedback, and superior defenses through Angles and superior Leverage. Now, there are always certain exceptions to the rules. If there is a heavy haymaker on the way, and I missed the chance to sidestep... then I can use the Opposite-Side palm, to slap-block the inside of their forearm. This is strengthened by turning your body to face diagonally towards the OPs attack... And by putting your mass over the rear legs hip, with the postlegs knee being bent deep.. to act as a shock absorber. (There is a same side alternative, but its nowhere near as strong) Make sure to leave a very small bend in the elbow... to also help absorb shock... as if you locked your arm fully out, it would both lift you off your heels... as well as potentially damaging your elbow joint. You also perform this (and all other WC moves) with soft spring energy... rather than Hard-Stiff energy. This is what gives you the ability to absorb, and redirect, without suffering issues from heavy impact forces. Like a strong Tree.. that bends in the wind.. without breaking (or more closely related to a "Bow", or Spring)

[@johndough8115]

@@IordanIovkov He might have shown a few static WC hand positions.. but he never used ANY actual WC in this fight.

[@IordanIovkov]

​@@johndough8115 Dude, I've done a few years of WT, it just doesn't work against a trained fighter from any style that does actual sparring. I don't have the time or inclination for gigantic posts arguing about it - take it as you will. It seems you are heavily invested into WT, that's cool if you enjoy doing it, but it might be a problem if you think it's actually effective. Just go to any MMA/boxing/kickboxing/muay thai gym, tell them about your experience and ask respectfully to do a reality check sparring. All of that talking is pointless when you have no real tests against a resisting opponent who knows what he is doing.

[@puddd7804]

Started watching you’re channel recently DJ and it’s great man , you’re charisma and knowledge around mma is top tier

[@davidcrain453]

I love him and Cejudo get together

[@davidcrain453]

When*

[@davidcrain453]

Dude if they would breakdown these streetbeefs matches it would 🔥

[@mamogo]

love these type of videos! please keep them coming 🫶🫶🫶

[@Mighty15x]

Yes sir I will 😊🙏🏾

[@jjsavior]

This is more entertaining than most ufc fights.

[@Mighty15x]

lmao glad you enjoy it 😊🤙🏾

[@rabbitshady499]

Ufc is boring nowadays.

[@jettfuelfitness]

Nice to see some traditional martial arts doing ok. I know it’s not the highest level but realistically 99% of people doing any martial art aren’t doing it to be combat sports athletes. If you can win a fight against ‘some guy’ throwing a few haymakers then that’s all most people really need to get their money’s worth out of a martial art, really

[@Blobby192]

correct many martial arts can be useful in a street fight against regular dudes which is what it was invented for if you come up against a guy who knows his stuff you have a better chance than knowing nothing.

[@gavingreenhorn]

Just general fitness is already a good investment of time and money imo.

[@luistrueba9783]

Yoo might mouse big fan !! I just binged watched all your street beef reactions last night 😂😂😭 good as content for MMA fans out there !

[@Mighty15x]

thank you sir glad you enjoy the catalogue of content 😊🙏🏾

[@sanchezdenord6987]

Dj we want longer videos brother please

[@Redninjabeard]

I agree with this one. On these short fights you could get a couple reactions in on one video.

[@SRFishing805]

Those in-depth reactions make me feel like I could fight the world lmao DJ the goat

[@bravelilspidey]

@reninjabeard He actually does a few at a time during his livestreams, but posts them as separate videos afterwards. You can generally find them at the end of his gaming sessions on his livestreams videos here on KZbin. Sometimes he does 3 or 4 videos. What you don't see are the videos that get copyright claims so he doesn't put them all together to not get struck by a claim and the whole video is ruined.

[@ChristianSoldier71]

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[@masonoetting4244]

These are perfect length. How long are you trying to sit on your ass??? Just watch another video damn.

[@jayflo714]

His front snap kicks are the legitest strike in Wing chung. Nice to see it used effectively

[@M.C._3369]

Xiao Long is consistent. I noticed the same thing about his 1 speed but he is able to stay consistent with it and he did turn up towards the end when Peanut was pressing him.

[@dAbaPEsTA123]

If you can’t even control yourself in a fight, you’ve lost even before you fight

[@wrenkall3966]

@@dAbaPEsTA123 He was controlling himself too much is the problem. At some points you need to let yourself explode out into action. He likely could’ve ended it in the first if he wasn’t thinking so much.

[@dAbaPEsTA123]

@@wrenkall3966 He is obviously still learning and not a master at his art.

[@wrenkall3966]

@@dAbaPEsTA123 First, that’s barely relevant to this specific observation. Second, did I say he was?

[@dAbaPEsTA123]

@@wrenkall3966 Well, your statements do not pertain to this discussion. Also, nobody cares what you said or did not say?

[@doc-vg9lq]

lol that ending was so funny. reminds me of the funniest fight ever Kimbo vs his arch enemy when they both gassed at the same time until one fell over.

[@squishyslugs7636]

Even his coach was calm as hell 😂😂

[@dixieechann]

These guys just got the GOAT commentating on their street fight what an honor! This is a weird and fun comb8nation can’t wait for more

[@swaysway316]

Lol the part where he notices him in that back had my laughing so hard

[@rhysdillon416]

"is that me right there?"😂

[@benyblancofrbx]

"Is that me???" Thinks...where's my cut?... Then keeps it moving... LOL Nice commentary Mighty G.

[@adifferentangle7064]

It was nice to see actual Wing Chun, particularly the leg checks. Although I heard the ref shout "no elbows", which of course is a huge part of wing chun. But tbh the entire point of Wing Chun is a quick finish. So the fact that the guy decided to attack the brawler in slow motion when he hit the ground rather than go like Ip Man from the movies.... yeah he has a bit of learning to do.

[@Asildriez]

This is the best Wing Chun I've seen in a real fight. Obviously not a master but a legit practitioner is refreshing to see. You could tell his training was keeping him very composed in there.

[@adifferentangle7064]

@@Asildriez He took the punches too, so he's definitely prepared for the fight. It's a shame he didn't get to apply his defensive elbows, which he was clearly trying to do. That was really putting his opponent off until the ref called it out!

[@bratsogamiolis6977]

when i was a kid i practiced wing chun for a while , i cant remember not even a single elbow strike , like completely 0 , what i remember the most is changing the direction of punches , close and long range strikes and some counter to grab to strike techniques , but no elbows lol

[@adifferentangle7064]

@@bratsogamiolis6977 Oh? I will never forget the elbows. Because I was the biggest guy I was the show dummy. One day I had to charge the instructor, which I did with 100% effort. He explained that he was going to stop but I didn't expect the results. He shifted his pelvis slightly and threw both elbows to his side (facing my charge) and as I hit him I was thrown violently back about as far as I'd run. He was barely 50kg and at the time I was about 80kg. It wasn't intentional but that day a random group of kids grew a great respect for a PE teacher.

[@truthhurts1884]

@@bratsogamiolis6977the elbows come a little later, tbh any technique is fair game with Wing Chun because ultimately you’re learning to use the correct engine before the techniques etc

[@lowlowseesee]

my wing chun teacher had a modified version from being in hundreds of street and bar fights. he was naassssstttttty. six four, long, could kick anyone at any range. lunchboxes for fists. and he had been in a fire so he also had claws and a toughness I had never seen. when he taught us it was only 12 different things that he said worked for him 80% of the time. the rest of wing chun he said had no use in modern combat as much of it had almost gotten him killed in actual fights lol

[@jakeledger2819]

would be great to list the 12 different things

[@oliver5479]

100's of bar fights? He sounds like a criminal.

[@asparagusrl2909]

@@oliver5479 Street fights too. Might be a vigilante

[@4thbranch834]

Might have been a bouncer.

[@johndover3594]

But most likely made up bullshido

[@kierenkd]

That's how I used to win fights when I was younger - not much skill but much fitter than most other people. Thankfully I realised that the easy way and not the hard way. The older I get, the luckier I can see that was

[@noneya7018]

Yeah this was definitely an example of old vs young. Cardio is the only reason the puncher lost lol

[@AH17293]

​@@noneya7018he tensed up, loaded up and didn't breath.

[@geoffoakland]

5:18, Wing Chung Master's judo roll was friggin' awesome!😂 lol

[@akira-cz4cl]

I think the wing Chun guy was just not too deep in it and didn't want to actually hurt his opponent was just looking for a little scrap where he didn't need to go 100%

[@RonALampman]

He's been getting better with each outting. Awesome to watch these guys get better at their craft. Firechicken and crew do their best to match the fights at the same skill level, from 1 lowest, to 5 highest. This makes for entertaining matchups.

[@Demion83]

lol

[@bytefu]

Exactly. No reason to go 100% if you're not paid handsomely or your life isn't in danger.

[@dookies2332]

6:37 Is that me right there? 😂😂😂😂

[@TheScientist777]

"Filling the void" Instructive diction. I can't wait for you to become a coach/broadcaster You give Supreme analysis.

[@RonALampman]

Agreed

[@SirDaffyD]

Just found your channel JD. I like what I'm seeing, and I've subbed to your channel. Been a big fan of yours for sometime now. From the UFC to One Series. I'm off to bed now, but I'll be watching more of your breakdowns when I next watch YT. Keep up the great work.

[@curbantula]

They just give the title Master to anyone these days

[@adamdalonex3140]

Im sure the wing chi dude is good a basic forms but his fighting sense sucks

[@visionwavey]

Loving the channel

[@WhatsTheScoop123]

Great job on doing the breakdowns on these fights, Love the street beef breakdowns

[@alexbell8865]

Love DJ’s little laughs when they exchange

[@Metaljonus]

Hell yeah that was pretty fun! Mighty Mouse you should be a special guest ref lol

[@RonALampman]

LOL! That would be FREAKIN AWESOME!

[@literaltrance]

"Looks like Solo's son.....!" Never would have noticed had you not said that lol 🤣

[@RamonChiNangWong078]

I like Xiao Long first round speed, don't rush it and the occasional snap kicks also helps and he knows how to add a Superman punch or a oblique kick from that position the better. Also he looks very clumsy sometimes and get tangle up into those weird position or maybe he was trying to throw elbow or something

[@johndough8115]

He throws kicks from way too far away, and thus, they have no valid impact power (just a waste of energy, and risk of being caught / countered). Superman punches?! Yeah, if you like Telegraphing your strikes.. and being Counter struck or Grappled >_< . Hes clumsy, because hes a clueless Noob, that has demonstrated ZERO WC interception skills (the core of WC). He gets tangled, because without intentionally guiding the OPs limbs.. he gets caught between them. He also lacks "Root", so is easily pushed / moved around. As for speed.. you dont need to be fast to be effective. You just need to operate properly, and effectively. He would have been easily steamrolled, pit against a better fighter.

[@cemeteryhill]

2:36 "Which is giving Peanut, I believe that's his name, Peanut." OMFG, you just killed me. I'm ded, I fucking can't.🤣

[@rickjay2011]

This is one I was hoping DJ would do a reaction to!

[@Dejan_Beganovic]

Dj your such a great analysist. I love watching these breakdowns. Ive learned alot just by watching these breakdowns. You're one of my favorite fighters of all time!!

[@aboudhh]

Big fan of yours! I really like this content as it gives us insights into the fight game from a GOAT. Are you going to start doing commentary on professional fights? Or maybe a technique breakdown of a certain fighter?

[@agentcodydanks]

Love these Washington home state street beef breakdowns dj! Keep it up!

[@Mighty15x]

WA stand up 😊

[@V4RUTV]

Great defense and aggression from wing-chun man but he just lacked that follow through on his attack. Whether he was following up quickly after a hit or just exerting force through his blows, none of it seemed to have much impact alone. Just needs to throw his body more into his shots and take some quicker follow up 1-2s and he's someone to look out for

[@rpemulis]

he pulled every single kick he threw besides for a single teep. there were a few head kicks there that if he was trying to really do damage, would have fucked that guy up.

[@davidmonroy7076]

"is that me right there" lmfao

[@itz_Elev8t]

This was a good fight hopefully now people will see that aspects of wing chun are actually viable in a fight but sadly like most wing chun guys he tried to maintain his style and even tried to force it at times like you said he missed a couple great takedown attempts, if they would branch out and at least get some ground game or even atleast takedown defense into there style I’d imagine you’d see more of these guys out here

[@itz_Elev8t]

Just finished the video and he’s actually pretty solid there’s a couple little things still that could be tweaked but this was definitely an entertaining fight to watch I definitely liked the usage of his kicks for sure you can tell he practices hard to be that fluent with them

[@johnathanl487]

Not much of an opponent to be in awe about

[@itz_Elev8t]

@@johnathanl487 it doesn’t matter the opponent he still showed a good level of skill

[@bravelilspidey]

​@@itz_Elev8t he's right, the opponent didn't even try to escape the Choke, just gave up.

[@itz_Elev8t]

@@johnathanl487 it doesn’t matter the opponent he still showed a good level of skill, and the other guy wasn’t too bad himself he just need more training

[@Savage_187]

Dude in the thumbnail looks just like SOLO!! like no way they just put solo in there with a grappler 🤣

[@Savage_187]

Nvm just made it to the part where DJ said he looks like solos son 🤣 😂 bro I was thinking the same thing!! Hell it might be. They way he fights does look like a young solo without the noises and faces lol

[@dannysmuzic1807]

Very true to Wing Chun performance with the center-line attack, as well as defense. No wild swinging or circular attacks. All straight. More accurate and you are never left wide open. All though there isnt as much power in the Wing Chun striking, they are more accurate, which means more actual hits So an accumulation of jabs, as any boxing fan knows, can swell your face up and loose you a fight.

[@ubahfly5409]

"More accurate" than what? Boxing? 😂 Riiight...

[@dannysmuzic1807]

@@ubahfly5409 You are confused. I said "more accurate" talking about the straight punches, compared to wild street fighters who swing circular punches, brawler swings basically.

[@ubahfly5409]

@@dannysmuzic1807 I mean, maybe if the opponent is embarrassingly unskilled, but WC has no defense, so tryin to win a street fight w/ them weak jabs, no head movement, no guard, is liable to get them taken out by even a wild hook from an untrained brawler. I've seen it happen time & time again. This guy jst has some degree of natural talent & a chin, but it wasn't WC that got him the W, in fact it almost got him taken out by a guy w/ far less talent. Just a terrible combat system, a waste of time, & a waste of potential.

[@dannysmuzic1807]

@@ubahfly5409 I disagree. WC was the only discipline displayed in this match. My comments have only been about and within the context of this match. Your comments have been broader and wildly flailing, just like the street brawler who lost the fight here. If you want to go broader and continue to reframe the topic I started on this thread, into something I never meant, which somehow validates your point, I can go there briefly. WC was a good enough base for Bruce Lee, so it's good enough for me, or at least the chap in this video, who won. Any other "wild flailings" and I will have to choose not to respond. Thanks

[@ubahfly5409]

@@dannysmuzic1807 Clearly you can't engage w/ my arguments on their own merits. U're not fooling anyone by placing arbitrary restrictions on what can & cannot be discussed. U should be perfectly capable of refuting my points w/ out hiding behind claims of "reframing", like this is some formal debate. Fighting is fighting. Unlike your statements, mine don't rely on carefully restricted "framing". They remain true whether or not you "feel" their discussion violates these imaginary rules you just made up. I thought you could handle an adult discussion but I have no interest talking w/ a clueless traditional MA fanboy who lives in fantasy world, so it's no skin off my back that u'd choose a cowardly retreat. So be it.

[@keenaripcase]

This 'void control' you're talking about is actually one of the first principles of wing chun which is (in a few words) that you should occupy the shortest path to your opponent.

[@will2461-j2n]

It's good that the wing chun guy didn't just collapse after getting hit. He must of done some sparring before this.

[@blaynegreiner9365]

@@studytime3461 Not just sparring, actual full contact sparring lol Most traditional martial arts have sparring, but you aren't allowed to hit each other for some reason 😅😅

[@markconrad9619]

ok I can watch this kind of content ALL DAY LONG.....so entertaining....keep it up DJ!!

[@GalactusOG]

Who you got in Chito Vs Cory and Benavidez vs Plant?

[@Benji-jj2bg]

Cory and plant

[@MakDidlt]

@@Benji-jj2bg crazy

[@k.skramer]

Cory in the late rounds but chito could catch him with a kick at any time too so who knows

[@platinumgio12344]

Chito and boxing is gay

[@ChristianSoldier71]

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[@davidcrain453]

I love the sportsmanship I really do.... Those embraces after the fight, always too soon, but always appreciated by the fans.... Turn that hug or handshake down your star will fall faster than Rhonda Rousey's did....

[@vesuvius2444]

Wing Chun is always fascinating to watch for me. The footwork, defense, and timing look super wonky to me. But some of his strikes were pretty crisp and it's interesting to see things like back fists.

[@johndough8115]

As someone that started doing WC when I was 16 (Im now 50), I can tell you that there was no WC in here... other than some "Static" hand poses. WC operates on Interception technology.. and he basically had Zero intentional interceptions and no arm-trapping tech, going on here. Its hard to find someone clips of people that know what they heck they are doing... because such people do not want a long line of psychopaths, at their doorsteps, wanting to "Test" them (myself included). At best, you might be lucky enough to spot decent drills that show how things operate.. but almost never, will you see heavy force + realistic level of application, being shown. Also, this dude had no power in his strikes. I used to KO fighters, from my mostly extended lead guard hand. Less than 6 inches of travel distance.. with a short range vertical fist to their foreheads. I never needed more than about 15% of what I was capable of generating, to accomplish this. So when you see fools chaining any more than 2 punches together... Realize that they are clueless Noobs, that never developed Internal-Power (the Root of WCs power, and most all Chinese combat arts).

[@jeronp420]

​@@johndough8115 theres no good clips of it because its a bullshit mcdojo "martial art"

[@bytefu]

Finally a Wing Chun fighter that is actually practicing his art. I got some Wing Chun training for about a year (sadly, had to leave the city), and we regularly sparred. I assumed that was the norm until I started watching KZbin and seeing all these fights with Wing Chun "masters" that crumble after a single hit.

[@DinoFancellu]

It'd be lovely for you to learn some Wing Chun, with your skills. And yes, this guy is very much a newbie. A good person to look up for Wing Chun is Sifu Sergio Iadarola

[@SoldierBoy1313]

Mighty, you have the best cardio I have seen in the planet, not just in the MMA world. Shame that you were not appreciated in the UFC. You are one of the all time greats, it has been a pleasure watching your incredible fights all these years. Might Guy if I've ever seen one!

[@tee8599]

I love that the brawler dude is in a backyard street beef cage casually wearing a T-shirt that says "Types of whales" LOL

[@josearmandogomezrocabado537]

Dude... this looked like a drunk Allen fight 😂😂😂

[@aceventura2237]

“It was a back fist bro “ circling fist with the back fist demonstration.😅😅😅

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

As a side thought, when I consider fighters like Nate Diaz, who was far from being one of the greatest fighters of all time and is now slurring every word presumably due to head shots over time, then I listen to Mighty Mouse, who is arguably one of the greatest fighters of all time and is now speaking with the clarity and diction of a public speaker, it makes me clearly see the downside of a brawler style of fighting and the upside of a grappling style of fighting

[@JamesCalabrese-lc1tx]

I love the sportsmanship at the end very cool to see!

[@roccidisopa661]

Wing Chun is a southern style, short hand, Chinese fighting system. Short, compact strikes with simultaneous blocks and strikes utilizing the “sticky hands” of the Wing Chun practitioner. Very few kicks, usually low to the knee and groin. This guy is a long hand practitioner, striking from distance with multiple high kicks that close the distance between fighters. Almost like a Tae Kwon Do student.

[@Nova04550]

Guy was calm and dynamic, I like the tumble he did when the guy tried to grab his foot.

[@Theshadowitself]

The wing chun guy has a good flow state. You can tell he’s achieved control in that regard. Confidence carries him forward and he trusts his natural Instincts and reflexes.

[@anthonyjordan631]

The financial advisor with the liver shot from hell😂

[@magicman9552]

That kick takedown was preeeetty nice. Nice to see wing chun getting out there too

[@sundiego565]

Hilarious that you were able to make out the pic of yourself on their advertisement poster. New check in the account. 🤣🤣🤣

[@combatanalysis]

“Is that me right there??”😂😂😂

[@bobbyhayes1575]

Man I'm glad I found this channel love mighty mouse

[@RealEdwinMendoza]

That wing chun guy gives me hope. Master or not. His calm demeaner was LEGENDARY! It is "one of the best lessons you can learn in life is to master how to stay calm. Calm is a super power" - Bruce Lee 🎉

[@MorganFreemanIsLife]

This is where a little bit more technique and precision is what gave Xiao the advantage. He knew what to do in a wider range of situations aswell. When his kick was grabbed he escaped and recovered quickly. The more he gets used to full contact and speed the better he'll become.

[@LightofBelial]

"Looks like Solo's son." got me dyin dude holy shit lmfao

[@ShadowMcSneaky]

that fight was kind of fun to watch. sure not a high level but still entertaining :) good job and courage on those guys to even do it

[@patternpapi]

"is that me right there?" that was the lawyer talkin lmaoo

[@unciervoenciervado]

"it's that me right there?" oh that was hilarious

[@tariqaslam1853]

Thanks DJ just found this channel and great content, thanks.

[@Canal_Marte]

Thanks for this channel, i love watching your reviews!

[@TysonBites]

"Is that me right there?" 😂😂😂

[@_WhiteJames]

DJ I think you might have started a wave with pro mma fighters reviewing amateur fights. This is awesome.

[@xonious9031]

The concept of this channel is absolutely brilliant... Great content

[@MobaCry]

The title master shouldn't be given if you don't know how to fight regardless of the martial arts. You must learn that title by fighting.

[@shiestya7]

DJ these videos are the best! you make watching streetbeefs so much more entertaining with the analysis

[@dirtnsnow9016]

Gotta love it when sometimes instead of making a technical comment DJ just be like “oh shit” lmao

[@wilsonwong8176]

That was like, the best wing Chun use in a fight, that shit was entertaining to the max

[@imabadmofosofux2348]

I was totally unaware one of my goats of mma was doing this i subscribed immediately thanks champ.

[@MyCommentsRMaturelol]

Wing chun guy is like the ideal sparring partner. I feel like I would never take damage, but he'd have fifty head kicks landed on me until I finally learned to defend. I like learnin

[@Jus-Too-Smoove]

One of the best fighters reviewing fights. We’re so blessed.

[@brasileirosim5961]

Okay, I saw enough, I subscribed! Great content buddy!

[@coffeewashere7745]

he did really good, he focused on tiring up his opponent in the first round to finish him in the second, big respect to this guy and to the opponent

[@ethangirasiabjj009]

love the vid dj, binged all these street beef reactions! good luck in your upcoming fight

[@Dargor101]

I've some very basic wing chun training, its super helpful for hand fighting in bjj standing and ground!

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

Wing Chung guy had an awesome way of breaking the grip on his leg after that kick lol then he bounces up into knees to the body in the clinch that was very pretty to look at lol, it’s a cool discipline.

[@TechReviewTom]

That leg grab trip thing was awesome bro

[@Egggcorn]

I love how in control he felt

[@OctFallBaby]

“Is that me right there 🤨” 😭😭

[@redpillpusher]

holy crap didn't even know DJ had this channel, this is awesome.

[@teamsmiling]

I didn't know dj had a channel, I subbed, but dj has the greatest KO I've ever seen 💯💯💯

[@ray8236]

Wing Chun is amazing. He stayed calm and focused. So respectful in victory. As gracious as Master IP Man.