8 WRONG Things MEN Believe BEFORE STREET FIGHTS

[@Banthah]

Bravery is not about having no fear. Bravery is being afraid, but doing it anyway.

[@dirkbruere]

A lot of people lose fights because they don't know the fight has started until they are hit. Also, don't escalate push to shove etc. Go zero to 100%

[@fightscience]

Agreed

[@89334726]

And land in jail for it. There is No law that lets you get away with "premature self defence"

[@Midwinter2]

There is. I actually went in to a police station (in the UK) to ask about this. If you believe you are about to be assaulted you can legally use a “pre-emptive attack” - but this must be proportional and not excessive or punitive.

[@89334726]

@@Midwinter2 Which is same as sayin "Hope they like your face or you end up on jail." I quess, that if you have ANY form of training, be it TMA, MMA or something, odds are you land in jail.

[@fightscience]

@@Midwinter2 that is correct. I've just finished a video on this very subject. Explaining when and why to Hit First.

[@randolphstead2988]

I was attacked at work years ago. My attacker threw wild, undisciplined punches, all of which I parried whilst waiting for an opening. He then put all of his energy into a kick which, in me dodging it, caused him to overextend. I took advantage of the opening and with one well placed strike sent him down and out. Mark gives good advice about trying to stake it all on one blow. If you miss, as my attacker did, it could leave you open to a counter.

[@EldergodUK]

Strike First, Strike Hard.....No Mercy Sir!

[@TheNixie1972]

You’re old.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

Unfortunately... thats called assault in the eyes of the law...

[@CUSELİSFAN]

Cobra KAIII! :)

[@EldergodUK]

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 Police in UK come straight out of the Cobra kai dojo!

[@scruff_mcdufferson]

"Sweep the leg."

[@OldManPaxusYT]

51yr old w tonnnnnnnes of rl experience and crowd control and security work where i have arrested countless guys who are resisting by fighting - This guy is SPOT ON (Fight Science). Good video!

[@ciararespect4296]

Sixty and professional mma. Boxer muay Thai and street fighting champion underground. Killer. I use the finger technique

[@didamnesia3575]

Innocent Men think their opponent is a sport boxing honorable fighter. Nope! People will harm you over nothing

[@joaoericocaldasdelima7735]

As a boxing practitioner, that was really on point!! There is no way, if the shit hits the fan, that I'll go on a real street fight situation with a sport mind set. There is a chance that I'll be throwing better punches or be in a better physical/mental condition allright, but I'm not willing to bet on it in a possible life/death situation where there is no rules whatsoever.

[@dcsteve7869]

Pretty much everything covered I was thinking. The so called "fair fight", the "one punch", the belief you won't get hurt if you are more skilled (you almost always will get hurt so deal with it), and the idea that big strong guys always win, all not true in most cases.

[@fightscience]

Thank you for listening and getting my point. At last...

[@musashidanmcgrath]

I grew up on a rough estate in Dublin back in the 80s/90s. Fighting was pretty much a given. There was no avoiding it. I began training martial arts at a young age and it definitely helped. Some you won. Some you lost. Others you ran from. Others there was no escape. Knives were always a threat. Multiple attackers. Some gangs always roamed with vicious dogs that they would set on you. Fond memories. 😂 Growing up like that you develop a sense of danger, an awareness, and your fight or flight becomes a lot easier to control. I have ever in my life gone looking to cause harm or start fights, but I'm always ready just in case, unconsciously. And an amusing side effect of growing up in a rough area is that, like a stick insect that can make itself look like a stick to confuse potential predators, you develop an 'estate walk' and attitude that confuse potential predators. I'm 47 now and I still have that walk, for better or worse, and people definitely give you looks on the street as if you might be the danger, even though you're the most peaceful and non-threatening person around. 😂😂 I've walked through Medellín in Colombia at 3am and people have crossed over. 😂 I've no doubt that simply having a certain kind of walk or bearing can automatically eliminate you as a victim in 90% of cases. A lot of these predators are cowards and bullies at heart. Sowing any seed of doubt in their minds at all is enough to break them. As Bruce Lee called it 'the art of fighting without fighting'

[@fightscience]

Thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@CurtisTaylor3813]

I promise I will pay back these guys for sharing the wisdom freely. After all, nothing in life is free, you'll "pay" 1 way or the other. Excellent content!

[@celticgold4353]

Your the most knowledgeable self defense / provoked offense channel IMO. Cheers for all your smart content.

[@WhoIswho-en9bl]

When the adrenaline rushes, you need to fight instantly and never wait, scream, discuss, don’t do ego battles an psychological moves. The adrenaline rush can bring you in the freeze position if you control it for to long. Most people are not able to control it. I never wait and discuss if someone triggers the adrenaline rush in me, I‘m simply unable to speak and argue, I need to move and do something, otherwise I‘m lost. In my experience it ends good for me if I act instantly and bad if the arguing and face2face battle starts. I follow 3 rules: 1. Hit first 2. Hit hart 3. Don’t stop hitting until he is done and you can leave safe Then: Leave the situation instantly and fast. Don’t wait, don’t discuss, don’t push your ego. Just run (literally).

[@zalsat16]

Video is right on the money. Too many guys out there have no idea what/how a real life confrontation occur or how to act before, during and (yes) after it occurs.

[@apetivist]

I had a guy from High School want to fight me as he heard I was a trained fighter. He was a big football player and was a bully. I refused to fight simply to fight to prove myself. I told him he shouldn't pursue this as it could end up very badly for either or both of us. Well we graduated and he still was after me and cornered me in a convenience store arcade (this was 1986). He threatened to go after a weaker friend of mine and so I asked him to meet me out back. I asked him what he would do if I beat him and he said that he wouldn't pursue my weaker friend. I asked him if he would stop going after me and he said Yes. I asked him if he was ready. He was about 15 feet from me when I asked him this. I then flicked my right shoe off at him and as it grazed his face he turned his head. I was already stepping in with a high side kick and struck him directly in the throat. It immediately dropped him hard upon the asphalt. I got behind him and locked up his arms with a seated neck crank. I told him he was finished now and so was I so I was going to render him assistance in recovering. I removed the pressure and massaged his throat and told him he was lucky I was a good person because if not I could have ended him or permeantly injured him. He agreed with me and actually thanked me for helping him recover. I told him if it ever came to this again I wouldn't be kind again. Point is big, strong, and mean doesn't equal invincible. We must outsmart our opponents and be willing to go as far as we must to end the threat.

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Good work bro!

[@apetivist]

@@germanshepherdlover2613 I tried to avoid him but it seemed he just desired a lesson in humility and certainly needed it.

[@howarddavies782]

You're a real badass!

[@apetivist]

@@howarddavies782 He could've beaten me badly. I just happened to have certain factors on my side. I imagine if he got his hands on me he would have thrown me like a ragdoll as he outweighed me by 80 lbs and it was all muscle.

[@ltGargoyle]

@@apetivist a smart fighter understand the opponent and will use his weakness against him. - book of five rings.

[@Danny-ux1il]

Many thanks for the real advice. An old guy in a violent world I need to keep on learning.

[@waynesworldofsci-tech]

In the novel Stand on Zanzibar they taught someone to use the environment as a weapon. I took that to heart.

[@guessmyname1104]

I always carry a can of wasp spray. It has a 20+ foot reach and will take the fight out of the bravest soul.

[@TimRHillard]

Action vs reaction. This is why, even though wing Chun is very cool, I don’t think it’s best for violent unplanned altercations. It relies too much on parrying punches and high motor skills.

[@mcronrn]

I enjoyed listening to all 6 of you! 👍🏽👏

[@cannatroll1529]

The best advice i have ever heard for self defense on the internet.

[@weekendnachos_2049]

Self-Protection vs. Self-Defense

[@jinkazama7491]

Growing up I was taught to do whatever it takes to finish a fight. Ain’t no rules or refs so lie, cheat, manipulate. Pull out a weapon from the get go if you have to, as long as you win in the end.

[@ukestudio3002]

Excellent observations, as usual .

[@iitim2152]

The guy with the gas has his head on right, no pride, no hesitation. Dudes right aggression is primary in any fight street fight, boxing , mma doesn't matter.

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Absolutely!

[@DaveJ6515]

And it could have turned spectacular if only he had a box of matches ....

[@gehlesen559]

​@@DaveJ6515 No. That would have been very unpleasant for all of them.

[@dr.vinnyboombatz22]

The problem with striking first is the odds are it's caught on camera, & you risk doing jail time. It can also lead to lawsuits, loss of employment, & a permanent record.

[@hariman7727]

It's not "striking first", it's reacting to the aggressor pushing the encounter to a point where defense becomes necessary, and about arm's length is the standard civil distance of conversation. Prosecutors WILL try to characterize that as being the aggressor for various reasons, but the defense is: "How many times do I have to be hit and potentially knocked out or killed before I can defend myself?", and you have to mean that.

[@weekendnachos_2049]

You'll Survive Though

[@dr.vinnyboombatz22]

@@weekendnachos_2049 That's certainly not a given.

[@Foxtango1776]

Well done and true.

[@kevinthegrizzly5074]

Never underestimate ANYONE & show no mercy.👊🏾🪖🇺🇸✝️

[@AnthonySlavin]

True that brother.💪👍

[@moonriseillusion]

Pure facts brother

[@ryandebruys2762]

YES SENSEI KREECE!

[@Noone-rt6pw]

It’s better to position one’s self with others that direct their energy towards better things in life! But, there are the predators and some do not have choice of their position! Thanks for posting as it’s usually good stuff! Which look for clean places that’s kept up!

[@fightscience]

Absolutely!!

[@smileyface3107]

I found myself in a street fight outside a bar recently and I'm grateful for the experience. I learned that I need to grow up and stop going to places where aggressive kids or drunks go. The rule is: Don't go to stupid places, at stupid times around stupid people. You never think you'll run into someone that is confrontational and aggressive, but there is a high chance depending on where you go. I tried 3 different ways to deescalate include: apologizing, sympathizing, ignoring. Next I should have left, since only a moron wants to fight after you try to make peace. I'm an honorable person so I gave him a warning and said "are you trying to fight?". However there is no honor in street fighting, and he went straight for eye gauging when he got me on the floor. Which was another needless escalation. Luckily he was inexperienced and we both walked away without injury All he had was a bloody nose and I hit my head lightly on the cement. It's super g*y to get into street fights - avoid it. Something unexperienced fighters don't know is that you need to have had fights to learn how to "flip the switch" of being able to harm another person. I heard most people can't do it, which I guess is why his eye gauge was ineffective. But then you have some people that can see red and act violently without previous experience. P.S I box for fun, but I'm considering learning a form of grappling to become a more competent fighter and defend myself better. P.S.S Don't talk to people you don't know, or make jokes around people that want to cause problems. Approach life smart and professionally.

[@undesignated3491]

Most think its a movie and they gonna throw a few punches, nothing is going to be comin back in their direction and its easy KO. Truth, it rains and you need to take the umbrella whoever you are.

[@pubjitsuguy8596]

I often think his videos are a bit meh PG or tosh…………but wait this one is cracking……listen to all of this. Especially you go back 2 steps he can do 3 steps same effort great great tip.

[@LurkerDood]

I saw a KZbin fight that was just perfect but can't find it anymore 😢 😭 Go for leg kicks! 🤣 🤭 😆 Those hurt & make them stumble around 🤣 🤭 😆 I'm gonna remember to use leg kicks! 👏 😁 🤟

[@DoganElaslan]

Nice. 😊

[@snakeman9902]

These are brilliant, realistic and make sense..

[@fightscience]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@JohnJohnson-pq4qz]

Great!...How is are ground stomping lesson coming?

[@westxranchin]

“No such thing as a fair fight.” My dad said that a lot since I was 5 yrs old

[@AllAhabNoMoby]

Overcommitting is extremely dangerous, especially when you're stiff on adrenaline and your fine motor skills are out the window.

[@epictetusghost1369]

Chuck Liddell has hit the skids at 03.07!

[@MildarValsik]

Learn the secrets of position. It only takes one person deciding to make the move first befor you decided to react. Your brain to muscle movement all it takes is 1/4 of a second for someone to be one step ahead of you from deciding to attack first. Just one second can be too long. It's you or them. Many will post up before an attack. Posting is being in their favorite position to attack from. Some will attack on the move. A sign of an attack is a floating movement. You know how many people walk. There is a time that people will move that shows aggression while moving closer.

[@hariman7727]

The human body is amazingly durable and can withstand ridiculous amounts of injury and punishment, capable of recovering from injuries that would fatally cripple or outright kill most animals. But the human body is also amazingly fragile, breaking and being crippled by seemingly small impacts, falls, and seemingly harmless circumstances. The truth is that hands and feet are deadly weapons too, and taking any hits can be devastating in a fight, *and the encounter begins when the aggressor pushes to the point where the defender MUST defend themselves*.

[@laurenfazenbaker9777]

I have boxed my whole life, since age 5, am calm and comfortable with contact. I also wrestled in jr high and high school. I think I'll be ok in a street fight because I have a whole lot of familiarity with close quarters situation. I'm still in the boxing ring at least 3 times a week. I also carry. I don't think they want the smoke.

[@iandavis-fj2ty]

Hi sir , great work, having trained in wing chun for over twenty years i totally concur, Butcher mentality....

[@datoolz0]

My cousin Zach only blocked punches from his assailant, but he is a black belt who can fight very well. Hard advice to give to defend given that the majority of people cannot defend at all. But I think if you do combat sports and know how to block punches it is realistic for you to take the defensive option. Counterpunching is a proven method of winning fights! Blocking alone works well against your average punter. They have no stamina so you can outlast them fairly easy. The physical fitness from regular running and skippping rope as in Muy Thai will enable you to prevail. Excellence in basic techniques works well in a street fight situation. He's suggesting that combat sports has no value, but on the contrary even achieving basic boxing level would help you prevail in a street fight. More valuable than any of his other tips all combined, which frankly work better for me or any trained martial artist. Controlling your breathing in stressful situations is only possible after multiple fights. There is no shortcut, you must master at least the basic jab to win a street fight. Better to throw 1000 jabs than listen to any self defence advice.

[@genocidemoose9293]

🤛FIGHT👊BOSS🤜 Facts!

[@4legsgood]

Getting hit first is game over.

[@CptZatōichi]

Took the words right out of my mouth and I'm not talking meatloaf. 😂

[@DarrinKemp-lr1cz]

In the American judicial system if you throw the first punch you are the aggressor.

[@christophersteingart2237]

One of the best Fight Science videos ever! People who are even trained to fight have made at least one of these mistakes in either sanctioned fights, or street fights. Too many instuctors have failed to teach all eight of these fundamentals. 👏

[@flylord4927]

Skip the music

[@BiteMe3331]

Next video - how to deal with the police when your attacker is injured and maybe bleeding and you are in one piece?

[@zalsat16]

Very good point. Be prepared to be questioned and possibly arrested (depending on the circumstances). How the cops will act depends on a various factors. How bad is the guy hurt, Are there witnesses? If so will they back up your story? Etc.

[@angelmeier4382]

That last videostock looks cool

[@AnonMedic]

Most unrealistic s*** I've ever seen. The guy with the knife after his first two slashes, had the entire core of the man's body undefended. It's only because it was scripted he didn't repeatedly stabbed the guy in his heart. If someone comes at you with a knife, when they slash, parry the knife (smack back of hand away from your body), grab the wrist of the knife hand, using your leveraging arm to keep it away from your body, while simultaneously and fluently with violence and speed, deliver blows to the neck face or back of the head with the hand you're not controlling his knife arm with. This is USMC technique for an opponent with a knife. It really helps if you have some sort of club or blunt object, or a long knife yourself. Hell even a shoe can be used to safely Perry a slashing knife away from you. But the key lays within two things. Controlling the knife arm, and the speed at which you then deliver blows to the attacker. If you don't start delivering blows fast enough the attacker might gain control of the knife arm back. So following through as fast as you can with blows is just as important as controlling the knife arm.

[@angelmeier4382]

@@AnonMedic I know that this is far from realistic, I only admitted that I like how it looks in the cinematic sense.

[@guardsmanom134]

The reason why you never act as the aggressor, is that you're going to jail either way. But, if you're the one throwing the first punch... Prison awates. And you're going to learn the harshest lesson about fighting in prison- for every single person who has a strong ability to fight out there, there's someone bigger and stronger. A seventy pound woman can drop a 500 pound man... WITH A GUN. But with her fists? She might as well be playfighting with him. You're not a badass- NOBODY IS. The moment you think that you are, you've lost any inclination to observe, and your only mode is to aggress. That's how people get caught with a punch, stab, or gunshot- they stopped paying attention because they thought they had it in the bag. You're a professional fighter. I'm a security guard and a minuteman. We both have different aspects of a situation, and see it from different angles. I've fought for my life in the streets. I've nearly died from losing, because I listened to people who thought they were God's gift to combat sports. My Dad, however... My Sifu. My Sensei... He taught me to not fight at all. In fact, I'll give you a quote from when he was teaching me to fight back against bullies and the like- "Be unpredictable. If they buck up, try to step back. If they step forwards swinging, reverse course and break everything around you on them. If they don't stop, or they try to kill you, KILL THEM FIRST. Don't ever throw the FIRST punch. But, NEVER BE THE LAST TO GET PUNCHED." He told me that, in that way, because he knew I wasn't prison material. I would have to end fights, not initiate them. I would have to block punches before returning fire. That's why he taught me to block before he taught me to punch. And he taught me to never strike with a closed fist. If you break your hand and don't stop them from trying to hurt you, you can't punch them again. But, if you strike correctly, you won't even be accused of punching at all. 😉😉

[@jasonpatrick-x1k]

Prevention rather than cure.

[@stevegrifftx]

Sage Advice

[@MrDwanehoward]

Your words all ran together.

[@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791]

Time and again I've been in situations where the attacker has approached me very closely nose to nose with arms outspread demonstrating his "superiority". I love that. It's the typical "in your face" attitude they've seen in boxers meeting before a bout. That's exactly the time you deliver a very swift, sharp and powerful knee to the nuts, followed, if necessary, by a right or left hook. It's never failed me. Another tried and tested method in the same situation is a short, powerful jab with outstretched knuckles (the "middle" knuckles) to the trachea of your opponent. Put all your strength into it. And down goes the baddie. MsG

[@davidmelo500]

The guy with the gas, is a genius. If one fires a gun, they would all explode, including the car

[@indriadrayton1132]

Expect to get hit and move on from there.

[@crisalcantara7671]

Best advice

[@itllkeal]

Start no crap be no crap but be ready for it when it hits the fan

[@dangerouscookie4790]

Unwatchable for me. The sentences overlapping makes it really hard to listen to. Who's idea was it to edit like this because I'd like to fight them?

[@americanosbadassius9292]

WORD.

[@williewilliams5913]

I'm 66 and disabled what can I do to protect my self.

[@tonyelbows8045]

striking first will get you labeled as an aggressor, and self-defense plea is out the door.

[@jasonrottlaender1721]

I mostly agree on the subject of being the aggressor. However, that could be mitigated by witnesses or body size and if the person has a weapon. Force of disparity. For example a woman is never going to be judged for using force against a male aggressor.

[@thefuturist8864]

@@jasonrottlaender1721Good point. Also, it’s important to remember that it’s better to have struck first and be required to defend yourself in court than to wait for your opponent to strike and risk not being able to make it to court in the first place.

[@TheRealCheckmate]

I've never tried spraying diesel fuel on anyone, but I don't think they're capable of spraying as hard as this video shows... 😒

[@colinleatham9143]

Throwing first punch gets you arrested...do not believe 'i thought i was going to be hit so i hit first'.Not fair but there it is.

[@zalsat16]

Not necessarily true. You don’t have to wait for the aggressor to strike first. You do have to show that you “reasonably” believed you were in immediate danger of physical harm and your response was “reasonable”. I.e. If he tells you “I’m gonna f you up” You can certainly punch him. You can’t beat the living crap out of him and put him in the hospital.

[@bennyaruba3449]

How does one manage their own adrenaline? Sounds like some yoga grandmaster guru stuff.

[@randolphcarter5563]

His next video would be with legal advices

[@CUNDUNDO]

The best way to be prepared to face this type of situation is to practise a combat martial art , your body needs to get used to be kicked and punched and you need to learn distance and how to fight, but if your life is getting up early in the morning to go to work 5 days a week and on weekends you sit on the couch watching tv eating Pizza and drinking Coca Cola then if you are confronted by someone on the street. my advice is you better run as fast as you can.

[@PetriJuuhansson-wh4zp]

I smashed the like button 4 times.

[@edchavez6101]

Hell yeah

[@brsvideos8143]

Was this edited by an AI? The audio clips are overlapping each other. Very low quality for such an established channel.

[@fightscience]

No, I just edited it for a faster pace. Just an experiment.

[@dangerouscookie4790]

Loved the videos topic but couldn't listen as the sentences overlapped. It was like a horrific intro that never ends.

[@Midwinter2]

@@fightscience Ah - thanks for the explanation. I commented on this above. Just some feedback: Great video - but I'm afraid I found the audio very unpleasant to listen to and difficult to follow. It appears to be composed of random sound bites that don't fit together - they interrupt and overlap each other and it's not clear if they were actually recorded for this video - or if they have been sourced from a bunch of other videos.

[@ashscott6068]

Anyone else really disappointed that the old lady at the gas pump didn't pull out a lighter?

[@michaelj8793]

The amount of random attacks have gone down significantly since our state passed constitutional carry so if you can legally own a firearm you can carry it concealed Always appreciate your honest and sound advice words to live by Be well my friend and Stay Frosty 👍

[@Snk13_ty]

Then there's possible legal repercussions even if you're defending yourself. How many times have you read stories about criminals maliciously trying to prey on people only to get their ass kicked. They then turn around and sue the person they were going to hurt. Sometimes, the justice system is whacky like that.

[@fightscience]

Yeah... it's an upside down world.

[@darkostevic9624]

You make sure he never gets up. If there's no CCTV/witnesses you got good chances of never getting caught if you're living in a +1 Mio city. Even if you go to jail, you'll get out one day. The dead only walk again in the bible.

[@shanewoolsey940]

The only prize for winning a street fight is jail. Keep your heart rate down by breathing very slowly go for an eye ball then get the hell away.

[@paxonearth]

Myth # 9- There are no consequences for hanging out in shitting places with shitty friends.

[@WORKOUTSOLUTIONS]

❤💪🥊🥇⛪🙏☦BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS ☪🙏🕊🥷🌟✌🚀❤‍🔥

[@JAguirre-z9z]

Weasels!😂

[@micker9830]

Street fights and assaults are very different. Street fights are just about impossible to get into, unless you want to fight. An attack/assault on you is where you would need to defend yourself. Attacks are EXTREMELY rare on males, especially if you live anywhere that you should actually be walking around in. Females who get attacked, are screwed, no way they will fend of a decent sized guy, I don't care what you know, sorry. If you hang out in the projects and ghettos, well you will probably get attacked with a weapon(most likely a gun), so fighting doesn't really help that. Stop worrying about fights lol. You will never get in one, unless you want to, because your ego is too frail. Just don't be stupid in areas that are obviously shady and dangerous.

[@smileyface3107]

well said, no point in living in fear either

[@SujitDas-ek6dw]

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[@RMR1]

"Societarial"?🤨

[@tyrisnolam]

wouldn't following these advises land you in jail in the UK?

[@andrews13]

1:11

[@yakovleitner]

I really love the content of this video, but the audio disturbs the joy of watching

[@fightscience]

Sorry about that.

[@Julian-ez3iq]

bloody hell......... take a breath and slow down ...............

[@fightscience]

😂😂😂

[@tipoftheiceberg7034]

What annoys me is that he always talks about attackers when most attackers arent randoms they're people you know or sort of know

[@AnonMedic]

That stock footage clip at the end where the guy is fighting three guys. That is the most scripted unrealistic defense technique against a knife i ever saw. No parry, and when he moved in to counter the knife slash, the attacker had the entire body to stab, undefended. For the love of God please no one do that. Perry the knife, and control the knife arm, while delivering blows to neck, face or back of the head.

[@gooddog2001]

How about putting your hands up in a defensive position and letting the opponent throw the first punch. Now you can claim self-defense. You block and then counter and take him out. What is wrong with that technique?

[@DouglasGomesBueno-jw9lh]

You doesn’t know your opponent in Street is probably a guy you've never see in real life, That strategy could work against a Average Joe but if the other guy Know Box we don't know that's became a bad strategy wait.

[@phd_angel4192]

This was the worst audio editing ever. So confusing…

[@brsvideos8143]

I suspect AI editing. Shame.

[@fightscience]

Sorry.. this wasn't AI. Just edited for pace.

[@RS-dc7wy]

​@@fightscience Great content!

[@fightscience]

@@RS-dc7wy thank you Sir 🙏🏾

[@danielyoung633]

This audio editing is atrocious

[@TheRealName7]

People in the UK have to be a punching bag according to the law.

[@rolandfisher]

The video never matches what's being said. It's just random street-fight stuff.

[@fightscience]

I can't get the exact match that's impossible, but I can get close enough. Which I think I achieve in most occasions. Anyway thanks for watching.

[@AnonMedic]

The fight i won by attacking first and breaking my opponents jaw, I was terrified. He was more than twice my size coming at me with fists balled up talking about 'I just got out of prison and I'll rape you' Gave a left hook because I was sure if I didn't hit first i wouldn't get a chance. Knocked him out breaking his jaw on the right side of his face. But he got up and speared me. I sank in a guillotine choke, he stood up like it was nothing. My feet damn near vertical in the air. This was in a baseball diamond near home plate. He ran forward to slam me into the fence of the backstop. I planted my feet on the top of the wooden backstop board. Using that leverage to force him down onto his face. His forward momentum transferred downward. He landed on his belly with his face against the wood of the backstop. That lifted his chin so I was able to sink in the choke and put him to sleep. I didn't know the guy. We had both been working the fair in Auburn California. He attacked me over a complete misunderstanding. The next morning though he did come and shake my hand and apologize. He thought I hit him with a weapon. I was Foreman of the zipper and lifting steel everyday. He was a balloon store salesman (darts at balloon game) because he had his jaw wired shut he was fired because he was unable to work. Can't make money if you can't talk to the people you're trying to scam. 😂 Another self-defense encounter I had where I had to use a knife to stop a home invasion from an ex best friend. I was also terrified. But i successfully neutralized the home invader with a cut to the hand valley point, when he attempted to grab my foot and pull my out of my camper.

[@whiterabit09]

If you have access to concealed carry, use it.

[@dermotrooney9584]

I'm going to guess before pressing play. 1. Santa. 2. Homeopathy. 3. Jumping kicks. 4. Miracles. 5. The cheque's in the post. 6. Flat earth. 7. That they're at least 50% tougher than they really are. 8. Oh Eight State. How did I do?

[@fightscience]

😂😂😂

[@frankyboy1131]

This kind of narration while constantly cutting your own words is simply annoying! For Heaven's sake, didn't they teach you in school to speak two or more sentences in a row??? My goodness ...

[@dangerouscookie4790]

Yeah it's a real shame as I liked the content otherwise.

[@jonathancowden3714]

😂 myth №2

[@MichaelLesesne]

Your #2 rule is why I don't like living in democratically run cities like D.C. Here, there's a "duty to retreat" law in effect. In essence, you're supposed to run or defend BEFORE you even think of attacking. Ridiculous! I live by the old saying, "I'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6". I trust a jury of my peers would understand me swinging first if somebody wouldn't back down and even pursued.

[@brsvideos8143]

Good luck with that if the judge decides to make an example of you and orders the jury to plead guilty.

[@PeterMortensenLit]

Much of this ends you in jail.. moving back gives you space to get his head with 60km an houer in the dirt. If they have a gun.. you have 1 chamce and you are dead. ..this i not the way beta... nope.

[@crisalcantara7671]

I train martial arts but when i go far from my home in the city i always have a knife in my bag for selve defense

[@TheCBC1984]

i've been attacked many times in public and never have i needed to injure someone, nor have i been injured.

[@snakeman9902]

Really? Please explain? You've caught my attention..

[@TheCBC1984]

@@snakeman9902 i just grapple until they calm down.

[@snakeman9902]

@TheCBC1984 I get that, I used to compete in Judo myself, but never to get a punch and get a busted nose, broken nose, thick ear, etc??? That's awesome..

[@TheCBC1984]

@@snakeman9902 When i played sports, i was always one of the best on the field, and i've been in the top 1% of videogames i play with rankings - maybe i'm lucky to have faster than average reflexes because i've been able to dodge all strikes so far.

[@snakeman9902]

@@TheCBC1984 Or not been in the right circumstances, either way, I like your style..👍

[@BlueLight-]

You talk to fast and too rushy not peaceful like always