Bill Superfoot Wallace gives intense instruction to a student.

Bill "Superfoot" Wallace held instructional karate seminars in Houston,Texas during the 1980's. After instructing the attendees, he would spar with each of them and offer pointers to better their skills. On this particular day, he sparred with about 20-30 kids, then conducted the adult session that included sparring with approximately 20 men and women. One man decided to see just how tough and fast Mr. "Superfoot" really was. He was given a lesson... one that was impactful.

[@Avenging_Archer]

Bill Wallace hates getting hit, and he loves kicking people. Commentators used to mention how he definitely didn't like getting hit. If you got him, he would smile at you. That's how you knew you'd really messed up, 'cause Bill would try to knock your head off after you got him to smile at you. Seeing Bill Wallace smile at you when fighting him must have been a terrifying sight.

[@marccano5061]

In the spring of 1980 I had the immense honor and pleasure to attend a seminar in Springfield, Missouri if my memory serves me correct by "Superfoot" Bill Wallace. It was probably one of the highlights of my tae Kwon do days. I tried my best to emulate his style of fighting. Long live "Superfoot" Bill Wallace!👊🏻👊🏾

[@talon115]

At least that guy can say he got his ass kicked by Superfoot!

[@newandoldtech5634]

No foot was used as far as I could see

[@kbanghart]

@@newandoldtech5634 it's his name

[@loydbruceleewouldbescary2637]

Bill superfoot wallace giving a kick boxing clinic,, bill wallace had a kick boxing / boxing exbition with tommy hearn once

[@miketucker9917]

Number One Rule in a Dojo: NEVER disrespect a SENSEI. Good rule in life: Never disrespect anyone. The student violated both of those rules and paid for it. And as Dr. Conspiracy says, Wallace beat him only using jabs and crosses, and occasional left hooks. Student learned that when you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.

[@mfsurfer3039]

Mike Tucker student also didn’t throw hard shots back out of respect. He barely was tapping him while he was taking wild shots. At some point I’d say fuck it and swing back hard till I got KO

[@davidm3maniac201]

@@mfsurfer3039 student clearly had enough and Wallace started to be a bully imo. Totally agree with your comment

[@nh8628]

@@davidm3maniac201 I agree

[@deejin25]

It didn't seem like disrespect as much as a sparring session that got hard. there was no taunting, no cursing or showboating. The student also didn't hit Wallace as hard as he was being hit. Which I find baffling. I mean if a student got uppity simply by sparrign harder I'd pop him a few times, tell him "Hey I'll hit you as hard as you hi tme." That usually does it. The student was trading body shots (most of them not at full power either), ALL his jabs were taps and did anyone notice Wallace had the first HARD face shot early in the match, the knockdown. Seems to me Wallace teed off first, the student went into survival mode by amping it up, Wallace took it personally, the student decided to not hit back to the head hard (except for a few times). Also if you beat someone using jabs crosses and hooks (and he threw uppercuts and overhead rights) you're using ALL OF BOXING. Wallace was the more experienced skilled fighter and he was in charge, he took things a bit personally I think and decided to escalate. The student wasn't stupid, but rose tot he occasion, while STILL HOLDING BACK.

[@kbanghart]

How did he disrespect him?

[@rl1800]

The mullet offered no protection.

[@antoniodelrio357]

rl1800 lol

[@jquest43]

watch Brian Sutherland boxer

[@darkhorse3577]

Hey, I didn't know Billy Ray Cyrus knew Karate!

[@Avenging_Archer]

"THE MULLET DOES NOTHING!!"

[@apolinariocanales]

LOL you made my day with your comment hahahahhaa

[@Moodo76]

3:33 it was at that exact moment he knew, that he had fucked up... It's fun to spar with high level opponents, but as soon as you start going hard against a full contact fighter like Bill Wallace you have unleashed the tiger and it's just a matter of time before you're toast.

[@ianmcgeachy]

I enjoyed this. Bill was giving a good lesson to the bloke here, because there are so many who think they're 'damn good', and theyre nearly always wrong, coupled with inflated egos. If he learned from this, he felt a taste of Wallaces real ability. If Bill had actually lost his cool he would have knocked the bloke out, but he didnt. I recall Joe Corley saying that Bills 'happy go luck' joking attitude tends to mask a deep determination, and some fighters thought 'he's too nice to win', but all he did *was win*, both in point fights and six years of kickboxing. I recall a seminar ( UK) where some young (stupid guys, not there to learn but hanging around), started saying stuff to him a bit out of whack, I think they were just very jealous... and I saw Bills face change, saying softly to them 'tangle with me and I'll wipe the floor with you' , (paraphrased). For years and years Bill sparred with everyone/ anyone. Ive seen some blokes try to go hard on him, usually roundkicking his back, which causes a big slap but has no real effect, attempting to convince themselves 'I nailed superfoot' or some self- ego thing. Bill tolerates this well, but go too far and he'd blast them with a solid left hook or a head kick to keep things real. A true gentleman, as well as an incredible karateman and kickboxer.

[@cosmokramer7396]

That hand speed, doe. He would fuck shit up in MMA. I don't know if he'd be champion, but I think he'd definately be top 5 EASY.

[@SweetSpotGuitar]

This is completely appropriate. You hit/kick as hard as you want to get struck. This guy can't be all business in the front (on the attack) and expect Mr. Wallace to just party him back.

[@melvintate8186]

Bill was a great point fighter back in the day! What made him such a Great full contact champion was he was a great kicker and he had very good boxing skills!!

[@mikevaldez7684]

And he always was a bully

[@melvintate8186]

@@mikevaldez7684 Guestion how do you know?

[@ropongi1008]

I like how everyone starts watching, and someone tells the other students who are gawking to get back to their training. At the same time, you can hear someone yelling instructions to the guy getting beat up,like "keep your chin down" and "wake up" and "you wanted it".

[@kbanghart]

Lol love this, I don't think the guy was being obnoxious at all, plus he got to train with Bill!

[@ropongi1008]

@@kbanghart I kind of get the impression that Mr. Wallace can pick up the intensity during a sparring session, if the sparring partner ever tags him (even if it's light contact).

[@davektver2863]

Bill's got fast hands to go with the fast feet.....He doesn't give the guy time and space to recover and totally throws off his timing. Not to mention the guy spent the whole sparring session walking backwards. Guess that's why Wallace never lost a pro fight. Amazing.

[@kbanghart]

LOL can't really compare this, the guy he is fighting isn't a fighter.

[@TheLockon00]

When sparring with guys that good, especially if you're only beginner-intermediate, it's wise to just go light and smoothe and work on your technique while they play around with you. You'll virtually always get some great free lessons out of it too.

[@antoniodelrio357]

Richard Harrow agreed, the student although he is a black belt, when he tagged Wallace with more aggressive shots, you could see Wallace get more aggressive as well.

[@jquest43]

+Antonio Del Rio I love to see karate black belts using western boxing profeciently.

[@kristencachora5216]

Richard Harrow agree dont fuck with a gorrila unless you submit first. no ego.

[@cliffscott4297]

I give the then young man credit for staying in it with a World Class fighter. Sparring typically can escalate just like that, but I know he didn't mind getting hit by "Superfoot." Bill Wallace has always been a class act.

[@jaynewbie6694]

Richard Harrow he got a free lesson without doing that

[@scoutndad1941]

Love all the subtle movements this legend makes to avoid getting hit and…. Not a kick thrown.

[@davidmoore9385]

Bills opponent has footwork like a new born gazelle

[@jeffmurray6219]

Bill is doing a great job teaching his student how to fight. He is coaching all the way.

[@superstrangevideo]

Wow, awesome footage dude! Never saw this before.

[@elismith3402]

he needed that lesson

[@chad534]

As a Sensei he taught him humility. He didn't and shouldn't bully his student. He should have had him bow to him and have him a talking to. Then went back at it.

[@mark1983peace]

Painful lesson right there. One kick would have ended it in a flash. If a world class fighter comes to your gym, don't pop him hard with a jab and tell him he's still got it. Kid didn't know that Bill was being nice and beat him using jab cross and hook only

[@Muraku666]

only that Bill Wallace was not a "World Class Fighter". He was an American point sparring champion, with a background in Korean arts. He did well against other fighters of the same background in kickboxing, but against Lumpinee ranked Thai boxers, Japanese Karateka, Chinese Sanda, and many other actual world-wide groups, he's was below par. that's what happens when you buy into "dime - store martial arts classes".

[@mark1983peace]

Ah I see. How many world titles do you hold for full contact fighting? I have 15 years+ mma/jkd training and I wouldn't want to fight him. He has Judo, wrestling, kickboxing. boxing and 10th dan in karate. Dime store? GFY

[@Muraku666]

+Dr. Conspiracy glad you asked. 2. In 2009, I was the first white person to win the Kanagawa - Ken Full-Contact Shiai. In 2010, I won the Maki-Dojo Butoden Shiai, besting 3 other Kyokushinkai, 1 Lumpinee - ranked Thai Boxer, and beating Ore-Kaikan's Shihan in an Embu match. I have also fought in MANY exhibitions in Japan, Korea, Thailand, and the northern U.S.A. I have a fucking mean reputation as a full contact fighter, and know alot of the best in the world by first-rate basis. my picture is me next to Kazumi Hajime, at Maki Hisao's 25th Jubilee in Tokyo, attended by many of the world's most famous karateka (Yoshiji Soeno, Royama Sensei, Midori Kenji, minima-man, and plenty of K-1 fighters) . I was the only white person invited. I invite you to google or youtube search any of the people that I mentioned, and see firsthand how you fucked up. (My peoples make your people's look like the fake pieces of shit that they are)

[@mark1983peace]

Impressive to me. Congrats, but Bill's record far surpasses yours so it's all relative I guess.

[@mark1983peace]

You KNOW a lot of the best in the world....Do you know Bill?

[@speedbag1]

That wasn't even close to beat down by Superfoot. He never threw a kick. Probably didn't need to, but when he really wanted to give someone a lesson they would meet his left foot many times.

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

Kid thought he was bad for landing a jab - then Bill said you can quit when I tell you to quit.

[@alicedesroches1004]

Hey Bill, I was stationed with you in the mid 60's in Cal. Good t see you still have a few moves.

[@YFUATIW]

Even though this video was shot in the 80's, he does still have moves today. You can catch him on facebook if you like.

[@dillanversai6717]

Always important to train without ego..dont go punch for punch..if someone connects with a good punch, compliment your partner and asked what they did..ask them to show u,, stroke their ego,, if they are better than u,, take their knowledge to make yourself better..if u r better, then control your opponent n set the pace.. it's all about training, focus, learning. Improving and getting better than u were prior to the session. Fights happen outside..inside is a lab.. where u try things out so u r prepared for the outside.

[@cliffordhill2365]

Good advice

[@rampart6557]

Wallace drops him with a left hook at 11 seconds, a short left hook. The lesson that Wallace taught right there-- one that the student, due to the student's Mt. Everest-sized ego, ignored--is to always keep your guard up. But the student keeps his right arm low, so he's still wide-open to left hooks and so, Wallace keeps nailing him with left hooks. A left hook/right uppercut combination knocks out anyone like this student--Wallace went easy on him, he could've knocked him out with a left hook/right uppercut at any time, not to mention that he never kicked him at all. The student learned nothing here except pain, he sure got plenty of pain. And the student got what he deserved. As Mike Tucker said, when you go into a dojo, there is always one rule that must never be violated--never disrespect a sensei. If you disrespect the sensei, sensei will hurt you and teach you all about pain, that's part of being a sensei. If you have ever been a sensei, you know this.

[@johnc.coffman-acting8969]

People often focused on his foot and overlooked his left hook. Baaadddd mistake!

[@kbanghart]

Couple things, first how do we know he was disrespected? Second, yes notice how the dude in the gi has his right arm low, but Bill has his right arm high?

[@Mrkalm007]

WTF! A sensei should never beat up a blue belt regardless never mind Superfoot being a full contact world champion. Superprick clearly got his ego hurt by getting hit then proved what? He could beat up a far less experienced semi contact fighter.

[@vermin1970]

Lol, this is hilarious. Mr. blue belt getting a little big for his britches there got showed how Mr. Wallace is the champion he is. The best part? Mr. Wallace isn't known for his hands he is known for his feet and not one kick was thrown.

[@mikevaldez7684]

That's where you're wrong tender foot

[@kbanghart]

I don't think so, the guy wasn't grandstanding, he knows obviously that bill is great.

[@Solu54]

He was very much known for his good hands. It was just that his left foot was so lethal. he earned the name superfoot.

[@vernonjenkins8]

Real talk! Respect to both men but Sensei Wallace may have when a bit to far. Yes he didn't open up on him with his legs but I think he when overboard a bit because Wallace was getting pop and then the guy drew blood. That seem to trigger that unrelenting attack even if it wasn't full power originally the sparring session looked semi full contact mixed with point fighting. When you fight under ranks all that is too be expected especially if you a world champion the world over. My reasoning is based off the fact that everybody sparring stay for the most part in there little space Bill when the extra mile and made it a bit of a brawl even after you could almost see the blue belt didn't want any more. I respect both men buy we as black belts have to set the standard not the easiest thing to do but that is what separates us from the rest. I hope I can practice what I preach it ever I am a similar position Ush.

[@ezrasaya]

That guys a black belt fighting bill

[@golstonefran]

Master Wallace is justify the black stepped into another black belt that was leagues ahead of him and try to clown around. He did not show respect a legend but a trained fighter. Master Wallace just open the door a little to show him the difference in skill level.

[@konpoy]

That wasn't really a beating since the dif in weight was not apparent and actually the guy had height over Bill. You wanna see a beating with hands, go watch some boxing gym wars then you will know the difference.

[@vernonjenkins8]

@@konpoy Those things are most of the time unnecessary. Gym wars is one of the reasons fighters careers get cut short, they get injured unnecessary. The gym is for practice again their are times when the war happens naturally and you be surprised nobody gets hurt. Then their lessons there hard lesson that have to be taught. Thus the name " The school of hard knocks" , was created.

[@konpoy]

@@vernonjenkins8 bro, I box. Been there and done that. However, you still need hard contact all out experience so that later you can just touch to the head and keep it technical but bodywork can actually be done pretty hard for conditioning. As far as this video I didn't find anything really excessive here. Doubt that guy even had a headache after this but everything is relative. I coach boxing, 45 years old, 6'7, 185lbs and when I spar my heavyweight 240lbs I am trying to kill him especially to the body but with my 135lbs guy it's all speed and even then I pull my speed back a little. In this video I see nothing excessive. The guy needs to get better base and learn technique. He is out of balance and on his heels and Bill is pulling pretty much every punch on him and also stops after 3-4 punches. Usually we dont stop til that bell rings unless the guy is hurt so...

[@dcracing1]

This was good training from a living legend Bill: "I'm gonna show you my old school 70‘s style of fighting!" Awesome Bill! lol

[@BLACK05GO1]

The opponent was in a leaning back (defensive posture) 90% of the time. While Wallace was in an aggressive (offensive stance) leaning and moving forward. It looks like Wallace was using a lot more power too. In sparing, you typically make contact and then pull back. Wallace wasn't doing that. He seemed to be trying to prove a point.

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

Watch the first 30 seconds - the guy doesn't throw a warm up shot - he snaps a hard jab right in Bill's face.

[@vicentegeonix]

@@ironwolfgaming9632 so both are assholes.

[@harrisdupree3323]

@@vicentegeonix No Vic ..just you. Black Belts ALWAYS let the lower belts decide the pace. Guy made his statement early and Wallace finished the conversation very clearly. And..without really smashing the clown.

[@zekeriasvarg530]

must show he is the boss,,, its hard to sparr in that situation as you as student cant accelerate up as it would mean that its full fight instead of sparring. What the student should have done when he recorgnised the situation was to just stop .

[@abztrakt7071]

Bill is very coordinated very controlled moves, Bill is no joke he is a legend fighter 😇

[@Shindai]

There's something hilarious about them interrupting other people's sparring as Wonderfoot chases him round the room lol. Much respect, there's no shame in being pwned by the best :D Bill makes every movement look so damn effortless

[@kbanghart]

Exactly, no shame in it at all, it's an honor to be able to fight with someone better. That's the only way you get better yourself. That's why bullies get completely demoralized when they get beaten up, they assume they can win.

[@Gallagur-xz6fr]

I bet Superfoot seen that mentality a lot. He's sparring with people, and they have an opportunity to learn from a kickboxing legend, and instead, they try to prove something. He didn't even learn after the first few times Wallace tuned him up. Oh well, some people are that stupid I guess. You literally have to beat the lesson into them - and Superfoot did.

[@naturallyaspirated7829]

Best left hook kick in martial art world Bill Wallace is a gifted kicker And i have always admired his technique

[@terrymayes1698]

He's known for the superfoot system, but in this video he was using classic boxer hand and cover work -- impressive. Whats even more interesting is he dropped his guard repeatedly to let the student take a couple of shots. If not the other man might not have even landed a blow

[@ianmcgeachy]

At about 2:30 in, Wallace tags the kid back, but the kids big mistake is to say at about 2:34 "that dont hurt' ! At that point the kid is 'asking for it', contact. I dont see here Bill 'losing it' at all.

[@vicentegeonix]

That does not speak good on bills part

[@nicholson227]

Mr Wallace is a super computer of knowledge. You dont come in cocky .You are here to learn, would have been picking his brain for knowledge

[@joshdukes3334]

The student was lucky that Bill didn't kick,...this video would have been much much shorter. Bill Wallace is a legitimate badass.

[@joshdukes3334]

Joey Loey he was a beast wasn't he.

[@Gckirbydtx]

Superfoot was being so cool while being so tough.

[@toadymc722]

lol this is the type of guy who would lay in hard to the younger less advanced lower grade students.

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

No the guy sucker punched Bill with a hard jab on the first punch. He got exactly what he paid for - a lesson on respect.

[@benjackson1506]

Mike Brafford at 0:07 he hits him in the forehead clear as day and it wasnt even hard, just fast, just like how sparring should be. The punch stopped right on his face and he didnt punch "through" him. Then he got put on his ass. The tall guy had bad balance and fell down a lot so maybe bill didnt hit him hard right then but i didnt see anything where he needed to be put in his place. Sometimes the lesser skilled person is over excited or nervous and can go a little too hard or have a punch get away from them. When this happens usually 1-3 return punches will fix it but not 5 full minutes unless they had history.

[@tomg2946]

No, Ive seen Bill spar loads of students in seminars, evidence is to the contrary. It takes diligent work to rile this bloke, and even then he is averse to physical displays. But here, they were sparring, and Bill just gave the student a lesson. The student after should have apologised for what he did /say to Bill, realised hed been given a good lesson, and appreciated sparring with a truelegend and champion of the sport.

[@TheJgraves21]

@ patrick franks what made this turn from a "friendly" sparring session to a one-sided beatdown. Was it when he popped wallace with a jab around 2:49 was there something that happened before the video start?

[@blaphtome9382]

Who knows exactly, but that guy is a very annoying type of sparring partner. I've trained with similar people. They will joke and be friendly, then try to hurt you with a hard shot as soon as you relax and become casual with them. THEN, as soon as you bring your aggression level up to match they try to make you look like the asshole. Superfoot wasn't havin it; meaning once kid raised the level Superfoot refused to come back down. It's the proper way to deal with these types, who want to get over on you without actually being better.

[@bambooshama]

Blaphtome amen to that. I know someone like that.

[@codyjobe]

+Blaphtome Hmm, sounds about right now that you mention it.

[@miketucker9917]

+Jon Graves @patrick franks The student had a very cocky attitude, smiling at Mr. Wallace from jumpstreet, looking at him with contempt in that smartass, cocky smile. Notice that he never lost that cocky, smartass attitude until he got his bell rung a few times. There are rules in martial arts--I saw a karate grandmaster in Okinawa tear apart a student, in a similar situation, when the student smiled in the same cocky way after landing a side kick to the ribs on the grandmaster. It was supposed to be a simple demonstration of technique, but the student landed that kick very hard, real fight hard, and grinned the "I'm a badass," grin. And paid for it, the sensei nailed him with throat punch, went to the body, and put a knee to his head. Knocked him the f*** out. Nobody had to explain to us why the sensei decided to drop him, but then, the rest of us knew, and applied, one of the most fundamental laws in a dojo: ALWAYS respect the sensei.

[@stuart4860]

Wallace didn't like being hit- his ego took over. the junior guy obviously lacked a bit on control and maybe got a bit carried away, wallace should of told him- you need more control or i'll turn it up a notch. shit happens sometimes, the junior should of know that wallace was going easy and pulled his head in.

[@davismarrero6301]

Respect always

[@ultraparadoxical7610]

Amazing

[@richardstates940]

Wow, look at Bill Wallace "play" with this guy ... impressive!

[@greymann1384]

I recommend wearing full on protected high impact head to toe protective gear when sparring The Super Foot.

[@punkrockjared8628]

its rare to see a teacher fight with a student that's why I like this guy

[@kutakai]

i sparred wallace MANY times and never touched him. very fast . i learned plenty about closing the gap with 'step, slide, kick' still teach that way.

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

Now that's how you spar, if you get hit hard, hit back and keep going.

[@jeusgarcia8597]

BILL'S UKE FOR THE EVENING: "MY BATTLE SCARS ARE BEAUTIFUL, I GOT MY ASS HANDED TO ME BY SUPERFOOT."

[@waylonnorris7499]

he was not picking on him he was teaching the man how to defend himself

[@cosmicforcebuss1698]

That must be a nightmare having super foot stalking you like that.... No way out 😬

[@jamescampbell2521]

That's one BIG ring. Old Superfoot wasn't holding back.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

Am sure Bill Wallace learned to be humble and merciful. Yes it's about winning without really hurting anyone more than you have to. Bill would let you know you been beat and be merciful and not to come at him again. Most learn their lesson and walk away and consider themselves blessed. The others usually get less teeth and a fat nose for stupidity.

[@calibreeze007]

Dear lord, Bill is so fast.

[@victortaylor7737]

Walllace coulda knocked this guy out with plain boxing.didmt need a kick.he showed class by not hurtimg the guy but just enough to let im know he was the boss

[@AGC828]

And what does this show us? That there's a HUGE difference between some Karate class cowboy who thinks he's all that vs a professional fighter who's stepped into the ring and won. :) There's just so much that can ONLY be learnt in the ring. Where the kicks and punches have KO intent behind them. :)

[@DrMathOfficial]

facts

[@bernardcohen3245]

They should have used bill to play the Saxon character in enter the dragon. Wallace and Benny the jet were best fighters of that era

[@guts7958]

He's not even trying and Wallace is throwing sharp punches, imagine him actually trying to really hurt you

[@ropongi1008]

Im not sure if this guy really deserved the beat down he got or if Mr Wallace sometimes gets too competitive when he spars. I don't know, theres not enough information here. I am a fan of Mr Wallace and its quite impressive how he was able to perform so well years after he retired and make it look easy. I don't know if I would want to spar with him though

[@AxelBitz]

And THIS is what makes a martial arts teacher an AWESOME TEACHER!!!

[@yellowjoe.2000]

serious amazing hard sparring

[@mv9787]

Bill is just snapping jabs and some light hooks just to show what real skills are

[@KravMaster]

Bill was fast and elusive ! 😘👊👍

[@bigpagla]

That looks like so much fun. Sparring is the only way to turn practical application into second nature. If suoerfoot was sparring, it would be an honor.

[@darrenfair7207]

The student looks pissed drunk.

[@Solu54]

You could see that in the background, all the practitioners are doing a relaxed, point style version of sparring. The a$$hole with Wallace gave him a hard suckerpunch, which ended with Bill b!tch-slapping the guy around the floor for several minutes. Beautiful.

[@ajwall1]

would've been nice if Bill actually taught him something by explaining.

[@YFUATIW]

He professionally explained that you don't go hard at a world champion when he's nicely trying to teach you something. I'll bet the guy learned a lot more than you did by making that comment.

[@ajwall1]

YFUATIW I don't think people learn things through stating their opinion anyway so that point is invalid, but as an instructor I know that at some point you need to explain what you want to get across instead of just punching people in the head

[@edstraker8451]

Seems to me Bill was teaching him something words sometimes cannot ... Humility. Arrogant people sometimes needs to be shown. In this instance, actions spoke louder than words.

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

He was not hitting him hard. This was a tap, tap, tap and not one single kick.

[@grayalun]

I'd be surprised if he didn't give the guy pointers afterwards, it seemed pretty controlled to me. As an adult whether your a white belt or a black belt hit as hard as you want to be hit, occasionally people catch you by accident a bit harder than intended as you move in and double impact with them hitting you but when someone is swinging hard in a light spar and they get the same back then you made your bed lol

[@teddygr504]

Don't mess with Bill Superfoot Wallace. In this case also super fist. People listen to hear say and nonsense, the man was world champion for a reason.

[@Libertariandude]

Looks like a cat playing with a mouse .

[@TimeStrider]

What was this guy thinking?

[@kaylamarie8309]

Mr. Wallace took it easy on the guy..slow speed for him, he was definitely holding back the real power. He could easily have really hurt the man but he's a true pro and didn't want to :-)

[@zekeriasvarg530]

the student did go for 10 % and the guru thought it was a match,,, if the student attacked 110 % with straight boxing and protected the face you will se what 50 yeras or age differnces do .

[@kaylamarie8309]

@@zekeriasvarg530 Maybe so..but we might also see what 50 years of experience can do. Never underestimate old men..they know stuff and they made it to older age for a reason! lol

[@DreamWaves]

I've seen lots a vid's of Superfoot sparring. If you go light, he goes light. If you keep it playful, he keeps it playful. If you want to try to prove something - he'll show you that was a mistake. I imagine he ran into that mentality often through the years. He's there to teach, train, have fun, and others are there to try inflate their ego against a former world champion. Be respectful and appreciate a living legend - don't be complete douche-bag.

[@Liquidcadmus]

bill must have felt like he was sparring with a little child.

[@leonardofibbonacci8926]

Great video man! I had never seen it before, and without using kicks.BSW was one of the best greatest fighters of these glorious Kick Boxing 1st generation.such as Don Wilson and Benny Urquidez.All they my heroes as child and teenager.

[@mikevaldez7684]

You forgot Joe Lewis-- he beat all the guys you mentioned

[@leonardofibbonacci8926]

@@mikevaldez7684 , Lewis was a great fighter but Wallace was better.Anyway they were great friends.

[@tonylilley6611]

Bill OWNED that guy, why would you take on him like that? Bill was restrained here , guy deserves the snot kicked out of him, disrespectful and unnecessary, bill tagged him more times than an Uzi 9 millimeter

[@zekeriasvarg530]

you talk as one never fight your hole life

[@kymrobinson7986]

Wallace was pretty kind and restrained here. Contrary to some of the martial artists comments. Though Bill's fighter pride and instincts were near the surface he let the other BB off lightly. It was pretty light punching, very flicky. Nothing with meat behind it.

[@YFUATIW]

So true. If he went full contact, the video would have been about 30 seconds.

[@jweiss1990]

Lmao what did this guy do to deserve the wrath of superfoot

[@antoniodelrio357]

Jake Weiss he showed up...

[@phx4closureman]

*IF A DUDE KEEPS COMING IN ON YOU LIKE THAT, AT SOME POINT YOU NEED TO STOP "GIVING HIM RESPECT" AND JUST OPEN UP ON HIM..... JESUS!!!*

[@maodanz1672]

Good thing its just hands and bill playing

[@seinundzeiten]

that is a proper drubbing

[@fucu41]

Whats crazy is bill has way more knockouts by hand than foot

[@Polish2317]

Bill was a bit rough on him, But that Black Belt was a fuckin embarrassment, you don't QUIT. Bill won't kill you, life will, and thats what martial arts are about. Bill was annoyed this coward would not fight back.

[@markarnsberg1591]

This is a point fighter against a full contact fighter. The karate guy never stood a chance he's not a true fighter

[@mdub2000]

Oh man i feel embarrased for the student who thought he could choose a light sparring to "test" a freakin pro like Superfoot.....dude is a pro...what did he expect....at the end he kept turning his back and running....he was probably used to dominating other students because of his hieght and reach so thought he could do it to Superfoot(palm to forehead)

[@duggydugg3937]

wow ...

[@alexscott730]

If you start a challenge you better finish the challenge.This putz is out of his league by a thousand miles.

[@thefearedESK]

Bill doesn't waste a single movement. Take notice how many of his thrown strikes actually land.

[@khalidmahmood8589]

where are the kicks

[@IronSharpensIron127]

That dude should have stopped being scared and started hitting back. Yeah he would have got whipped, but he could've said , I once hit The Superfoot 😎

[@wethepeopleprevail574]

my father would do this on a daily basis..2nd degree blk belt

[@mustanghuey89]

He never even threw a kick! How funny glad I wasn't the other guy! Lol!!!

[@jo3.g4]

Wait what happened why was bill mad?

[@adriyanmusic]

he got angry when punched in the face and running to kill the poor mustache man :(

[@Romany1111]

@@sophiawoods6748 "Soft" porn, that is....

[@chrisken8902]

the guy in white definately needs a foookin' sparring helmet (besides that B Wallace is a pro) ... and here it's hands only

[@dabomb1984]

Blue bet was being cocky bill taught him a valuable lesson ! Blue belt centre of gravity extremely poor

[@eldeguello1]

i watched bill wallace, and chuck norris win their pka titles. i met the womens champ, who was awesome. they called him super-foot back then, but what i noticed in those fights, is bill wallace is a very good boxer, too. chuck norris is too. contenders came out expecting to kick someone out. but it's not that easy. using your fist is easier. to score points too. definitely both could kick u in the head, back then.

[@harrisdupree3323]

Stop name dropping and lying clown. Norris NEVER fought full-contact. So much for being "Real"

[@tonysisson898]

I would NOT want Mr. Wallace walking me down. When the student raised his hands in defeat around the 4.15 mark, I heard someone say, "No, you're not quitting". I think Mr. Wallace decided the student bought the ticket (punched Bill's face) and now the student was going to see the show. You just DON'T try and show up someone like Bill Wallace at a seminar. You might as well resign yourself to an ass kicking.

[@nfin8images367]

That’s exactly what happened.

[@Elthenar]

Bill didn't even kick the poor bastard.

[@robertbrady2799]

Push your luck at black belt level.....

[@davidradovsky7405]

Wow bill got pissed!

[@charlie1eye]

I think at 2.35 the guy comments to Bill that its "still there" as in hes still got it, but he is saying it with a smile on his face so it looks kind of cocky so this is what might of upset Bill

[@FurnGuyJo]

Okay, get out! We've got basketball practice in five minutes.