5 Knife Attackers, One Room: My Fight for Survival

[@MMAShredded]

This was just my personal breakdown and opinion on what happened. This was all just fun and games to me and no feelings was hurt regarding the scoring of the head kick and pen stab to the eye. In fact, although I won round 2, I feel I should have lost round 2 due to the throat cut!

[@lemyoboi]

Jeff Chan my brotha. Good stuff bro. You still asserted superior skills regardless of the situation. If anything in real life, you'd still have a way better chance of fighting a knife fighter in the streets, due to your professional MMA skills. Jeff we would love to meet you here in California. I would talk to my coach about setting up a seminar. Our gym is Omni Movement in Hercules California. It would be a GREAT honor to meet you, brother 👉🏿💯💪🏿

[@GreyTactic]

Are you guys allowed/encouraged to go full force during the USDC? Or are you asked not to do certain dangerous attacks/levels of intensity for the sake of safety? Does the same apply for your attackers?

[@gwennblei]

@@GreyTactic I don't know for the others, but it didn't look like Nathan was holding much back in the shank tank :D Poor bad guy was destroyed by that back kick

[@FuryoTokkosho]

You do not seem to be in new york anymore, seeing this footage i am glad that you left the streets for some nicer place like vietnam

[@FuryoTokkosho]

@@GreyTactic As far as i know they are not supposed to get out of control like smashing your face through a window, but still allowed to fight hard in a controlled way. No idea why jeff held back.

[@Weeknight]

"I attacked back...in self defence" My new favourite phrase to use

[@MartialArtsJourney]

🤣

[@MMAShredded]

hahaha

[@MartialArtsJourney]

Release the Jeff Chan!!! 🔥🔥🔥 You did amazing in there Jeff and sorry for the bad judging. As you already know I released a whole text of wall apologizing for the misunderstanding. The show is still young and we have a lot to learn and I promise to everyone that we will 🙏 One way or another, it's clear how amazing you are Jeff with or without those points 😎

[@theraym14]

Hope the show gets better from here, I can tell some bangers will be realeasing soon and in the future 🙏

[@OrignalElidest]

it happens, bad judging will always happen, the show has been a blast so far! I hope next season we get some cool new concepts(new tests, maybe a coaching system or something?)

[@Realkingspazz360]

I can see he and natan is the best fighter without doubt no matter the fxckin judge say whatever

[@MMAShredded]

Rokas you are an awesome person! keep doing you!

[@FuryoTokkosho]

I am basically just wanting to see what Jeff was about to say on the controversy of knockout. Again not much about the rules and restraints told to the participants was mentioned in the video like last season. The way i understood the rules, is that the reaction of the attacker regarding the attack endured was counted.

[@jsg9575]

Without the commentary on Rokas's channel you really get a sense of how hard you guys go. It's insane. Great insights from Jeff, did think the judging was unfair on the headkick when I originally watched the video

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@3ch056]

There's an old Arnis saying in Cebu, "Whenever there's a knife fight, the loser dies on the spot, the winner dies in the ambulance."

[@MMAShredded]

haha true

[@frikandelkroket9335]

I agree. The kick to the head was a stopper.

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@Buhukowskii]

That head kick in a real life scenario would be a knock down for sure

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@FuryoTokkosho]

Thats not for sure, if the attacker is full of adrenaline and anger then it might not even affect them or have a delayed effect. I have hit people and they still moved ten to thirty seconds until they suddenly collapsed. This would be more than enough time for a knife attack to be deadly. not to speak of people having taken drugs, these guys can at times not even be stopped by bullets.

[@FuryoTokkosho]

Have a look at the heavyweight title fight Vitali Klitschko vs Corrie Sanders Highlights, no matter how hard and often Sanders was hit in the jaw he did not get knocked out although he was in no good shape. Just imagine a broke sanders mugging you.

[@FuryoTokkosho]

Was there not even this guy from the bum fights that after it began a professional mma career as a homeless person ... what was he called? Kimbo Slice?

[@kevintse2870]

@@FuryoTokkosho there’s no delayed effects on head knockouts, only body shots. I assure you, if Jeff didn’t pull the kick (the momentum was already there), the attacker would have dropped like a sack of bricks. The attacker claims up and down that he somehow stopped the kick or that Jeff was knocked back by his apparently great hulking power, but in my opinion he just can’t cope with the idea of getting knocked out in the first second.

[@sanda-wingchun]

This is as real as it can be as a reality check for knife caos... I'd like to see how those "knife fight experts" would do in this challenge. Good points you had breaking down, some of those strikes would have at least knocked down the attacker. However judges are judgedes...😅 Good luck next challenges and thanks for sharing!

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!!

[@kevintse2870]

We already know Rener wouldn’t have done well. His technique was tested and shown to be ineffective against a knife. I’m REALLY curious about Dan the Wolfman’s Dog Bite, but a one-shot KO would also be good.

[@ChanceClubs]

Love your performance in the Self Defense Championship, Jeff. You're still the people's champion! 👏💯

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@JasonGeorge-ij3uv]

The scoring system when it comes to damage definitely needs work because the pen to the eye ouch fight stopper and the head kick. But hopefully they work that out next season

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@NexusJunisBlue]

As always, I appreciate your honesty about knife defense and how people are being vocally supportive of your performance. Thank you for making this season entertaining, still rooting for you! 🙂

[@MMAShredded]

thank you matt

[@strixclan7807]

You can never tell when you will survive or not. My friend got stabbed 36 times by his neighbour , 15 times in his head and the rest in his back and belly and survived with no health complications. He only needed tot stitch al of the wounds.

[@MMAShredded]

thats crazyyyyy!

[@Ran_rx]

I believe that Jeff should have been given proper credit for the first kick after a review. This was a classic sparring pull. Jeff could have 100% turned into the kick more. He pulled it. His pivot foot didn't rotate fully as you would normally see in a match with intent to knock someone out. If it was a non-pro fighter, it would be fair to say that he wouldn't have had enough practice actually following through with the kick. I think that it is clear that Jeff is sufficiently trained to be capable to hitting that kick with full power on demand. For most people though, you are what you practice. If you are always pulling your kick at that height, and aren't practicing doing KO power that high, you won't be able to do it come an actual situation.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for the support!!

[@Ran_rx]

@@MMAShredded Thank you for all of your content.

[@fr0ck360]

Glad you gave your thoughts after people’s concern with your score in Shank Tank episode. I’m having a blast watching you fight and not caring about the score since you’re a Season 1 champion I do agree that the pen should do something significant after you’re aiming for the eye

[@MMAShredded]

thanks brother :))

[@Weeknight]

I agree, you should have won the round with that head kick. But all in all while it does suck for you i think it can be fogiven. Mistakes happen and all people can do is review and learn from the mistakes. Overall (from what we see online), it looks like a well run event

[@MMAShredded]

its all fun and games! no feelings hurt at all :)

[@BnR1038]

Judges really didn’t want a title defense from Jeff huh

[@MMAShredded]

:(

[@gailvalleymartialarts]

Thanks for uploading full fights Jeff! I can't stand the editing of the show, this is a much better way to actually watch the fights.

[@MMAShredded]

Thanks brother !

[@fardhidahmed6003]

Yo Jeff, huge respect for all the amazing content you’ve been dropping, your deep dives into grappling styles are on another level. But there’s one major gem you’re sleeping on: Kurash. Trust me, if you haven’t looked into it yet, you’re missing out on something that could completely change the way people think about grappling. Kurash is ancient, like over 2,000 years old, and it’s built on straight-up power, efficiency, and real-world effectiveness. The whole thing is about throwing your opponent to the ground while staying on your feet with no crazy ground game, no wild submission attempts. Just pure control, balance, and leverage. You get them on their back quick without wasting any time or energy. And the best part? It works in ANY situation, whether they’re wearing a jacket, a T-shirt, or even no shirt at all. Doesn’t matter. You stay on your feet, you dominate, and it’s effective every time. What makes Kurash so deadly is its simplicity with no complicated grips or flashy moves. Just get in close, control the body, and throw. It’s like if grappling had a fast-forward button; everything’s direct, to the point, and designed for real-world situations. No fluff, no filler, just brutal practicality. This is one of the most underrated grappling styles you’ll ever come across, and it’s been working for thousands of years... there’s a reason it’s still around. I guarantee your audience will flip when they see you break down Kurash. It’s like the missing piece to the grappling puzzle, they won’t even see it coming. You’ll be introducing something that’s been around forever, but no one’s really talking about it. This is an opportunity to bring something raw, real, and effective into the spotlight. Trust me, people will eat this up. I seriously think this would be one of your best videos yet straight to the point, powerful, and incredibly practical. What do you think? This one is too good to ignore.

[@MMAShredded]

if I ever get the chance id love to try it out!

[@subratadhar7698]

Another aspect no one is talking about is how attackers are willing to go ground in this controled scenario. In real life, even if you managed to fatally injure someone like Jeff Chan, he can still slam you on the ground as his last f you-shot, and if you, as an attacker, get slammed on the concrete in the wrong way, well, you can die, too. These challenges treat attackers like terminators, but in real life, a determined defender can be the cause of the attackers' death even after getting fatally stabbed. The bitter truth cuts both ways.

[@MMAShredded]

good point!!

[@AzNightmare]

*Never seen a more realistic level of intensity in these sparring videos. Unfortunately damage is also minimized because of the helmets, so you get into many situations where the fight could have or should have ended a lot sooner.*

[@ckivang]

Awesome! man! Thanks for sharing your experience. this kind of scenario is really tricky to anticipate.

[@MMAShredded]

thank you !!

[@lonewolf_0073]

All these different types of training I’m gonna have to start calling you Jeff Leon Kennedy chan haha

[@MMAShredded]

hahaha :)

[@wasabi5338]

i think it wouldve made a huge difference if you incorporated your footsweeps. The way you do them just swiping their foot under them as they come along, wouldve gave you a great fighting chance.

[@MMAShredded]

true maybe next time!!

[@litlesnoopy]

One thing for sure is Jeff's going to be savagely fighting back lol

[@MMAShredded]

:PP

[@TheAtomicBear]

I love your reversal from mounted to armbar! Not too practical with a knife attacker. But will try this at bjj!

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!

[@DanTheWolfman]

Well done my young Apprentice, you blinded a man making him seeth with hate, turning more to the Dark Side. Your Power is growing as you unleash your inner rage. A Sith you will become.

[@MMAShredded]

🤣🙏🏻

[@peggyoasis]

Thanx for video, Jeff! I think this is the best example of the fact that against an armed opponent it is better to run away or use weapons, as well.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@DaggerDamon]

Stil really love your vids they really help me with fights stay hard 💯

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@Naddoniz]

I am not locked in here with you. YOU'RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!

[@MMAShredded]

haha!

[@Realkingspazz360]

Waiting for this

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@acaristic93]

I feel you have several potential fight stoppers in those kicks and knees, and pen stabs to the head and neck. And I appreciate you bringing attention to the knife slash to the throat and other hits you sustained that weren't outlined in as much detail elsewhere. Overall great fighting.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@austinpendley1052]

When i saw it, i just assumed that maybe you got screwed bc you went first. I thought it was a decision to include knockouts after you. Loving the aggressiveness you bring. Loved you in the first. Rooting for you again!!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!!

[@rancealott]

more original &educational from the champion chan 🤙. what a sport going first bro! we know the score brother🤙🤙🙏

[@MMAShredded]

thanks brother!!

[@I_wouldnt_take_my_car_there]

Hey Jeff, love your videos. I've recently started experimenting with a spinning back kick as a combo after landing/throwing a side kick. Wonderboy doesn't retract his sidekick so lands in punching range but sideways. Is there any reason why you don't throw (or throw many) spinning back kicks?

[@MMAShredded]

Becuase I suck at them 😝

[@benmoss786]

I think you survived that second round. You probably got your neck cut, but more of a mean scratch than an outright wound

[@alexanderavila5419]

I fell they should even the field on the power of the strikes you were allowed to throw, some guys were throwing knock out shots, and you weren't. That made a huge difference in my opinion

[@MMAShredded]

agreed!

[@brikiel]

I really saw you and natan and i knew you were holding back , u are stronger than that!!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!

[@MindBodyStorm]

💡Switching the hand that holds the knife mid combat is next level different ‼️

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@00L000]

The first one was 100% a ko from the kick. Big man ran directly into it charging with his head 😂

[@MMAShredded]

lmao

[@maxbarnes3967]

LMAOOOO you guys went so hard ! very cool

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!!

[@DanTheWolfman]

Breakdown tomorrow only took 4 hours of editing check it then to see what I think not In this comment down below fueling the Algorithm Monster!

[@M_K-Bomb]

I would imagine the head kick would have dazed him, maybe not knocked him out as he was moving in and thus its landing might not have been as good as you would think. But, the self-defence pen going to the eye and knee definitely landed and would have worked. I didn't notice either in the original video to it was great to get this breakdown. It was also good to see how beneficial striking can be against a knife attacker, as some self-defence instructors can see grappling as a go to.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@przemysawbaca2449]

This headkick would be 100% KO

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@seitan4943]

Elite level cage fighter... Immediately gets stabbed 4 times before he can even do anything about it. Reality is not like what you see in the movies.

[@MMAShredded]

haha true!

[@TheJr478]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKDUkHmbm814iZY

[@kevintse2870]

You did better in Round 4 than I expected.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks!!

[@combatkiller8552]

Love you bro❤ I'm your fan❤ You're the champ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@combatkiller8552]

@@MMAShredded ❤️💐💐💐💯💯💯

[@dimaswicaksono86]

The head kick.. The stab pen to the head.. The knee on the heed.. Was not score??!! This is not fair..

[@MMAShredded]

:(

[@bambooqueue9093]

The pace seems so much faster when you watch the video compared to the short.

[@MMAShredded]

haha yeah!

[@obscurelines]

Great stuff. You did well. seems really that punches to the head are probabaly still the optimal self defence skill.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@langying]

Yeah, looking at it, I think sidekicks and front kicks/teeps are the better option here. Even if you don't get the knockout; you can still mantain some distance, and keep the guy at bay, for that instance

[@MMAShredded]

I found the teep only bought me 1 second then he cut my throat

[@langying]

@@MMAShredded Well, I never said it was full-proof. But, then again, nothing is when a knife comes out 🤷‍♂️

[@45ui48]

Do you think trying to focus on that hand with knife only good idea ? And nice videos keep it up

[@MMAShredded]

haha I have no idea what was a good idea. can never win against a knife!

[@vaquerofullcombatsystem]

La patada lo hubiera ko. 👍👍👍

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@jamarwashington6419]

I was just thinking about this before i saw this video on my feed. Bro, it would be so much better to defend a knife attack with a shirt, cloth, or at least a nearby long range weapon. Growing up watching Jackie Chan films & observing Bruce Lee martial arts books, i noted how Jackie in his films tended to be more effective in always taking off his jacket or using some clothing to the same effect of wrapping around the knife to dull its stabbing ability or altogether cancel it out via locking it in the clothing. A backpack would act as a great shield like tool similarly. Bruce, despite being the true martial artist that he was, tended to show far fetched illustrations of kicking the knife out of their hand etc. He was a realist though so he surely knew & often stated martial arts are inferior to weapons etc & i bet if he lived to see it, he would agree & instill the idea that using clothing is the average guys best defense in a knife attack. Without clothing, my next best thought would be to grapple with that arm. Its not the hardest thing in the world to control one arm of a person via grabbing it with both arms...it may put you in a bad grappling position but most people trying to stab you cant grapple & will forget for moments at a time that they have another arm they can use but even then, that arm is alone due to the knife arm being occupied vs you using both your arms & all your body weight to grapple & control that arm close range. They may get a cut off or two but your survival chances go up when you succeed in stopping the knife or even taking the knife & using it against them. The only kicks i would throw are low kicks to trip the guy & id use boxing footwork to diagonal pivot out of harms way as the knife hand is getting in range & then id double handed grab the arm or wrist & give up my back(spinning into them during that pivot) while putting my all into controlling the knife hand. Never in a million years would i try to throw a knock out punch or kick at a person with a knife who is on the attack, its just too wreckless & likely would end up like this video showed. Neat stuff to contemplate & train but scary irl if you dont have a great strategy. To Bruce Lee's point though, there are actually times in a slow paced knife fight where you can realistically find a moment to kick the hand of a person holding the knife(especially if theyre distracted) & they possibly drop it because most people hold knives in such a way that their untrained human grip cannot effectively secure. Its however when they hold the knife with the blade downwards under their pinky(opposed to over their thumb) that they truly become unmanageable without that jacket, bag, or long range weapon to assist you. As fake as Jackie's fights are in his films, that is maybe the most effective thing hes ever contributed to the idea of real street fights(using weapons effectively like fighting fire with water so to speak).

[@MMAShredded]

haha true that would of been cool to take rash guard off and use!

[@silverwolf6194]

Jeff is trying to win the USDC BMF title.

[@MMAShredded]

😈😈

[@Last_Chance.]

We do this all the time at my gym. If you don't practice it all the time then you have a greater chance of losing your life if this really happens

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@bgmaster8557]

When you were in the clinch holding 1 arm before he changed hands, knee to the groin finish the fight instantly

[@MMAShredded]

true

[@NeilHaran]

What kind of helmet is that (the one the attacker is wearing looks decent)? I'm trying to find a good quality one that would help with sparring, that also protects eyes.

[@akromawrath7353]

Cool!! 👍👍

[@MMAShredded]

:)

[@georgieman1910]

Great striking but that grab from him giving him range to stitch you is what did you in.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@samuraix4966]

We making out of the sketchy ali way with this one

[@MMAShredded]

haha

[@alexanderren1097]

Note for future contenders in the USDC: don’t pull kicks or knees. And if Jeff Philips gets upset about his guys getting hurt then he needs to teach them to stop or referee them better. Otherwise contestants will MAKE them stop. Like what Natan did with that full power spinning back kick All that said, I really love both seasons. Even with the mistakes, they’re (1) entertaining and (2) fills a vacuum that currently exists within the martial arts community (3) did I say it’s entertaining already? ;)

[@MMAShredded]

Cheers :)

[@TriclopstheInfinite]

Well if you’re ever back in season 3 you’re gonna have to stop holding back like Natan did

[@EnterTheDream]

I think the swapping hands on the knife is unlikely outside of these scenarios

[@MMAShredded]

true

[@PascalSaysset]

It looks nice and I hope you got fun! Anyway, one high kick, your femoral artery is cut. Your opponent drops unconscious but you drop to your death. Fighting an armed opponent is something you've got to learn from arts like Kali or Silat. For instance, check what skilled Silat artists like Maul Mornie do with or without a knife.

[@MMAShredded]

it was very fun yes!!

[@TheJr478]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKDUkHmbm814iZY

[@KelappanKing]

Nice work, Jeff 🏆 As everyone's said on this and Rokas' video, it's hard to judge these things properly. I will say that, by your own admission, you pulled your head kicks rather than knocking your attackers out cold. From what I can tell, Jeff Phillips and his guys expected you to use full force. Not sure if that was communicated to you all at any stage. It was therefore unclear what *would have* incapacitated your attacker. As we all know, Natan made it very clear in his 4th round 😂. No room for judge error there and no "would have", just actual debilitating damage for all to see ☠️ I'd love to see you go 100% on these guys to see if they still think they can ignore your shots 🔥. As Dana White says, never leave it in the hands of the judges. 😂

[@MMAShredded]

thank you!!

[@scottmarlow6018]

I missed the pen to the eye, but round 3 was miscalled too. Do they not review the footage before scoring?

[@MMAShredded]

lmao one of the judges are wonky.

[@TheAtomicBear]

That eye stabbing would have to stop the attacker. Damage to the eyes provoke and uncontrollable reaction from the system to stop. This has been demonstrated on sedated animals!

[@danteeudora6330]

So you're saying people stab animals in the eyes just to see how their body reacts, and that's something that you just casually reference as if we didn't already know that getting stabbed in the eye is incapacitating. Ok. 👍

[@RansomedSoulPsalm49-15]

@@danteeudora6330😂

[@atomicalien4]

​@@danteeudora6330pseudo intellectuals everywhere my friend

[@TheAtomicBear]

@@danteeudora6330 haha! Got friends working with special forces… TMI! I think the animals were going to the butcher after if this makes you feel better?!

[@Archangel-pd1rn]

The role-players should acknowledge more the damage they suffer, otherwise the participants need to make them do it by going 100% power, which is dangerous for all. They need to improve this. P.S.: Knife hand switches are lame and fake!

[@MMAShredded]

thanks for watching!

[@BJJMTF]

Wild

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@Hybrid_Therapy]

They did you dirty but is what it is

[@MMAShredded]

haha all good!!

[@ttytty6940]

Stab like a karate master Hiya !!! Hiya !!! Hiya !!!😂😂

[@MMAShredded]

hahahaha

[@renatoabrigo6965]

Do you think the pull guard of Jordan will work in real life?

[@h4z]

Was there a reason why you went southpaw for your headkicks? Instead of staying in your usual orthodox stance? Was it because the knive guy would be using their right hand to stab?

[@MMAShredded]

left kick lands better against orthodox opponent!

[@scottmarlow6018]

it should have been called after the first head kick. Even if the guy wasn't knocked out, without the helmet, he would extremely dazed and allowed you to follow up with more devastating blows and even potentially disarm him.

[@MMAShredded]

thx!!

[@GB-sh9st]

He checked that head kick at least a bit, which was probably why the judgment -- but that didn't look like that would have reliably incapacitated many large, highly motivated or drug-addled knife-wielding assailants. MMA does not prepare people for knife attacks. The best option is to run if you don't want to get cut or stabbed, even knife fighting experts have said so.

[@FuriousGeorge_]

How did he check the head kick? Also the kick was pulled back. A flush shin to the face would put down or severely stun most. The scenario isn’t taking into account that they’re on “drugs”

[@Justin3098-p7g]

He got a full shin to the face buddy

[@alexwong7324]

He was wearing a helmet, that's why he was protected. The drugged out assailant scenario is valid but in this competition they awarded "knock out" wins to someone throwing punches at the helmet so by their own logic the kick should have been a ko

[@Babygirlly555]

Natan almost killed the attacker with the spinning back kick. You did good too Jeff.

[@MMAShredded]

Nathan is a legit savage!

[@favkisnexerade]

how do I get to Jeff Chan as hema practitioner timeline?

[@MMAShredded]

haha!

[@rhalegi99]

You would have been dead in every scenario, is a pity that there's no true way to stay safe against a knife attack

[@lurkinlittlesquares6691]

To be fair (even tho i think the headkick not being called was a bummer) it probably didn't look like that from jeff's side and the judges

[@hc69]

Hi Jeff, going thru season 1 and 2s knife scenarios, would this motivate you to really start branching off and dedicate time to training weapons style martial arts like Kali or jkd? you can probably fill this gap pretty quickly and become a true self defense master if you add this to your tool box.

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!!

[@michaelmartinez3893]

The attackers don't acknowledge a lot of the attacks because of the helmet. Had this issue last season as well. Same when Natan hit the guy in the head with the woodden stick in the first challenge. He kept moving forward like nothing happened. I know if I got whacked full force in the head it would slow me down and I'd second guess coming forward.

[@MMAShredded]

:( all good tho!

[@noimnotnice]

That initial head kick would have stopped and dropped the attacker. Round 2 and 3 had clear death outcomes, #4 was certainly a good defence with uncertain outcome.

[@MMAShredded]

true!

[@matthewk320]

the judges did you wrong

[@MMAShredded]

:(

[@NS-jn4ph]

Looking at it without the editing and slowed down here i feel like Jeff should have won round 1,3,4 in my opinion. The headkick and the eye stab were both really precise and in round 4 it doesn't look like the attacker did any serious damage with the knife before Jeff disarmed him.

[@MMAShredded]

thanks :)

[@copa593]

they robbed you on this challenge. you deserved more points

[@MMAShredded]

all good!!!

[@Dr.B_TigerStyle]

Round 1: that was a solid head kick. However I feel that in a situation with a knife there is great danger to control. If the attacker is not incapacitated by the kick and continues to stab even with less vigor than he did, you could still end up dead or seriously injured. I feel control of the weapon is important in reality and he had control most of the time even while on his back. The weapon will do far more damage than either of opponents unarmed strikes. Possibly you would have passed out somewhere in between the many stab wounds he gave. Possibly you would have made it through and knocked him out. Definitely you’d be headed to the hospital and probably not for bandaids. It seems you got stabbed a lot under the armpit on one side. Idk how critical those strikes would have been to break your momentum. You also seem to have taking at least some slashes to the thigh. Not sure where tho. That last knee to the head I fasho would have been a game ender for your opponent. I don’t think he could have continued on after that with any threat to you

[@MobaCry]

Please Jeff don't call those Krav Maga block, because that's not Krav Maga. This kind of parry are in multiple old martial arts like kung fu and karate... Its not Krav Maga. Don't fall into there promotion trap... Krav Maga is just a promotion for a business. This exact parry you used come from kung fu. And you have it in jeet Kune do...

[@RansomedSoulPsalm49-15]

Im kind of surprised how little the push kicks affected the attackers. Do you think it’s because they were heavier than you?

[@MMAShredded]

that and all the gear !!

[@ElodreamXO]

Dude so this Video is telling me if I get Attacked by a Knife it's actually best to Run..?

[@kayr0112]

Just here to send some love and good vibes your way! I hope all of you guys got along as well as you did in USDC1 and friendships and colabs will last :)

[@MMAShredded]

thanks man!!

[@madmaster3d]

before watch videos like this i though cuz i learned muay thai i can defend vs kinfe but after this *VIDEOS* i got knife has no *DEFEND*

[@MMAShredded]

cheers!

[@XXNerdzillaXX]

Seems like Krav Maga has some validity. Properly applied, I'm not surprised.

[@danteeudora6330]

See it's not fair because you're facing not just an attacker with a knife but an attacker with a knife who is also a trained fighter. Realistically in an enclosed space it would be almost impossible to survive this kind of scenario without a weapon of your own. I do agree though that the stab in the eye with the pen would have ended it right off the bat.

[@MMAShredded]

All goood! Thanks for watching!

[@jakeObryan283]

Jeff did it excellent. We all know it. What a shame the Bad judging.

[@MMAShredded]

Thanks !!

[@antreasAnimations]

There is no 'guarantee' knockout hit. Attempting the high kick in a realistic scenario where an attacker is holding a f*kn knife is beyond idiotic and should not be advocated for

[@bloodoftheunicorns2621]

One problem I have with the knife commentary is people underestimating the human body. Prisoners have been surrounded and stabbed hundreds of times and lived. Hell, people have lived through a grizzly bear’s assault and that is a lot worse than a guy with a knife.

[@MMAShredded]

Cheers!!

[@m96920]

Very risky kick and i think there is no way to defend angry knife attackers.

[@MMAShredded]

true!

[@AnhTuan-sb5rv]

Nếu không có mũ và giáp chân đối phương có thể bị out ngay từ đòn chân đầu tiên.

[@wasabi5338]

Jeff absolutely got robbed lol

[@MMAShredded]

:/

[@Dexterchiangvideos]

The fight could have ended when your high kick landed right at the opponent’s neck 😮But you might get hurt because the opponent still holds the knife though 🤔