boxing vs kung fu

[@cypress5633]

The Kung fu user utilised his style in a very smart manner knowing what to do during a certain situation, the Boxer can practice on head movement, combos & try to be unexpected when in the heat of battle, they both are excellent sparring partners and great fighters in their own unique way👍🏼

[@tuhoangucanh577]

warning!!! black belt everywhere on the comment!!!

[@Subens02]

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[@danielmorgacruz2359]

Lol

[@orrinwells6571]

Thanks

[@thomasloks6364]

I'm a 10th degree black belt of Jeet kune do and I find this comment offensive! 😒🤧😂💀💀

[@kingwoodboss7675]

😂😂😂😂

[@VeVe_AR_Guy]

just 2 friends having fun , why not focus on that

[@chloeb370]

qTRaGe That's what I mean, everyone's out to hate straight away lol

[@TerranigmArk]

What I did like the most about this video was the fact that both of them did control their strength in order to just prove their styles.

[@dallasdominguez2224]

1:16 Some Ip man moves right there!

[@spartaxl123]

dude the kung fu guy looked like he was having fun, blocking his punches.

[@prashantsaraswat1209]

Finally i saw a kungfu fighter who has the skills to destroy a boxer.Welldone.If it was a real fight the kungfu kid would have destroyed the boxer easily.

[@roguecolonel6347]

Nah man both are just dumb

[@lucskiwalkibigos7683]

M8 they are having a freindly spar

[@commonsense3017]

Buddy you can’t even tell they’re just playing around? You clearly don’t know shit about fighting.

[@gonchi2610]

friendly spar, a fight is very different and boxing trains more under pressure while in kung fu most of them hardly ever spar this boxer is not that good, but he would probably ko this kung fu fighter

[@Imjustspeakingmymind]

Ye in a real fight I think the Kung Fu guy would of won boxer only uses his hands while Kung Fu has many other options

[@anthony-vo9kn]

this guy truly understands the concept of kung fu unlike many others

[@JarlTryggve]

Was fun to watch. Well done by both.

[@ibramblebush]

The Kung-Fu kid was actually pretty good. But I don't understand why the boxer threw only straight punches, didn't have his chin tucked and didn't protect his chin? My guess he must be a new boxer.

[@yanghsu6804]

I Bramblebush i think the reason is that, without gloves the defending way in boxing would be useless

[@georgesorrow8015]

Hmm you think so? For boxer the best defense is attack ahhahah

[@error404filenotfound6]

+george sorrow Actually,no.

[@prodi16]

They were playing that's why.

[@cruzwindu777deffsff4]

I think there are some styles of Kung Fu that give total advantage over boxing. Other on the other hand give the boxer the total advantage. I think the mantis style is the one that rock paper scissors box, since it's main point is to deflect punches and use the moment to counter.

[@MobiusCoin]

It's a sad day when the kung fu guy is cutting angles better than the boxer.

[@leecason9468]

wing chun is essentially Chinese boxing. to say the6 are thrat different is ignorant.

[@leecason9468]

+Lee Cason that they are* stupid phone

[@MrGimmick77]

Kung fu uses shifting footwork often, so when pressure tested with good sparring sessions, and hard work, it can be used to make angles with ease.

[@Zack1440]

Thank you for the video. Finally a real sparring match between the two styles without bs arrogance.

[@wor575]

it's just a friendly spar, nothing serious here, not really a vs

[@xcicciobox932]

wor575 yes

[@roguecolonel6347]

No u just feel dissapointed about the video cuz its just two people doing high five and jumpinh around

[@kermit1211]

@@roguecolonel6347 so close fists are high hives now?

[@johnc5869]

Nice kung fu skills there.

[@Robin_Hood381]

He was like the best utilizer of wing chun I have seen in an actual sparring match

[@LemonsDaBest]

Lol...the wing chun finisher on a downed opponent always feels like there is no escape,ever.

[@hyperlink463]

The techniques varies on the person's attributes. Who is the fittest, adaptive, and determined. It all matters on their fitness. You can say that an underdog can handle really strong blows while his opponent is really fragile but strong.

[@dreamcatcherranch3883]

Neither of them were serious at all lol, both fighters had easy shots they could've landed. the "boxer" didn't look like he'd been boxing for more than a couple weeks though

[@marcomedina7589]

Lol that's what i was thinking. He boxes like me

[@slavkitsune7976]

Glad that someone has a brain. Tbh this might just be some cross training.

[@sannamati4571]

all the point of this what? To spar

[@nicholasaja5488]

The wing chun guy has so much control over himself unlike a friend of mine who goes slapping me like an old lady on her red day in a "light sparring"

[@RoseBill423]

Cool little round but they were friends messing around. A real boxer would have destroyed that wing chun kid. He was decent tho.

[@Aphoresis]

a real Wing Chun kid would have gouged the Boxers eyes out or stuffed his foot in his gut and ended it.

[@AceofDlamonds]

Aphoresis No he wouldn't have time to....lmao.

[@BrandoftheSacrifice]

V Ling eye gouges are faster then a jab and people always leave their eyes exposed. But a boxer in the ring has a major advantage as far as punching power and fakes, wing chun has an advantage in speed and blocking. In a sparring match no one is eye gouging or throat shoting so it could go either way depends on the fighter boxer has an advantage being wing chun is all about being as cheap as possible and you would never use those on someone who isnt really trying to hurt you, personally i like training both

[@AceofDlamonds]

***** It's funny because in live action where things are fast paced eye gouges and throat grabs are not put on a high priority by the opponent claiming to be able to simply end a fight by doing that. Once they are put in heat, by a grappler or kickboxer or w/e, they start to prioritize, finding out that it's more difficult than they thought to deliver those fatal blows....if you watch old Vale Tudo and No Holds Barred matches with very few rules, people basically defend themselves desperately instead of going for the supposed weak points of the body. Higher percentage moves win the majority of fights and are faster and more accurate than those eye pokes or pressure points because they are less precise and more rudimentary and trainable day after day.

[@BrandoftheSacrifice]

V Ling eye pokes are as easy to land as a jab people land em on accident in ufc all the time. pressure points are almost impossible to land. there is a reason all self defense arts recommend hitting in the eyes its because anyone can learn it really fast eye pokes are an incredibly high percentage technique people never protect there eyes people usually cover there throat groin shots are difficult but the eyes are always a open target. Btw wrestling shots and kickboxing kicks are actually pretty slow and low percentage techniques high risk high reward . and throat strikes and eye gouges dont end fights they just give a few extra seconds to work and throw your opponent off

[@vidombrus9661]

Questo combattimento non dimostra nulla! Mi auguro che per strada il praticante di Whin Chun non combatta contro un pugile esperto, non dura nemmeno un minuto.

[@villageguitar4]

Okay. To end this mindless conflict. It is not the art, but the artist. Or in other words, there Is no one martial art that is better than another, it is the practitioner that really matters. I am a practitioner of hung gar kung fu, that is what my Sifu told me. Frankly THIS WC kung fu practitioner is just better than THIS boxer.

[@weilangwang5037]

Both of them are struggling with the concept of distance.

[@KeytoKungFu]

The most people here discuss like children..."My kung fu is better than your boxing blabla" in the 21th century nobody needs this discussion. In my oppinion the problem the kung fu guy has is the same the most kung fu guys have. They watched to many kung fu movies and think that you have to stand in front of your enemy do nothing and wait for an attack you can defend..... But that is totally wrong. YOU have to lead the fight. Not the enemy. Wing Chun is extreme close combat. What are you doing if there is a kickboxer? The kickboxer sees that you are waiting for a punch and if he is intelligent he kicks your brain out while you are on the enemies kicking distance. And if you don´t lead the fight you are all the time on his kicking distance..... If youre standing there and waiting for punches you can defend its the same as you are waiting for the ambulance....

[@liltampon3486]

You're right that the movies make certain expections! But trust me, without flashy movements kung fu is better than you think! Best reegards!

[@KeytoKungFu]

Braille Skater Hey, thank you for your answer. But i nevertalked about flashy movements.

[@liltampon3486]

+The Kung Fu Channel Yeah but in the movies they ony show flashy moves. Thats waht i meant :)

[@damacia111]

00:39 to 00:40 - just watch that over and over again, should have been the first knockout right here but they're just screwing around

[@gxtmfa]

Not bad, guys! It's good to see a Kung Fu practitioner willing to spar and it's good to see someone else willing to let them develop their techniques.

[@guansaimon]

Wow, usually these videos suck but this one did a good job of showing off a reasonable comparison of styles. Entertaining video.

[@ericrecano8557]

Even though it was just play sparring the king fu guy actually had a good understanding of range angles and centerline-pretty good 👍

[@ericrecano8557]

And for the folks that are saying that the bald guy was using wing Chun not Kung Fu….Wing Chun IS a style of Kung Fu. Just like Karate has many styles (shotokan/Goju Ryu/ Kyokushin) Kung Fu (Choy Li Fut/ Hung Gar/Wing Chun) Muay Thai (Muay Femur/ Muay Mat/Muay /Boran)

[@billwakeham1766]

To the wing chun guy: when the boxer advances and does a combo of strikes step off to the side instead of straight back it will help a lot! Good job

[@xDaesongRose]

Boxing is the best for stand up fighting and in defense in stand up. That guy doing wing Chun is probably one of the best fighters that I have seen that does Wing Chun.

[@Aphoresis]

And it never occurred to you that you may just have seen very little Wing Chun right? of course not.

[@AaaronRCorrea]

A esto yo le llamo belleza. Lo que más admiro y disfruto es la naturalidad de los movimientos y bloqueos del representante de kung fu.

[@geovannygerman1939]

The wing chun guy did it very nice,his chi sao is pretty good

[@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR]

+Geovanny German Please show me the part where you can see chi sau! I see none, + none wing tsun, only imitation of it, and dancing moves

[@geovannygerman1939]

He may not have the full wing chun fundamental yet,because he still needs lots of practice,but at least he has the basic foundation,wing chun is a system of logistics and in order to master it,most wing chun guys iv seen fight either mma or boxer,kickboxer or whatever get their ass kicked because they dont understand its foundation...

[@tusanity]

2 friends having fun and laughing. Cool moves and good points both ways. Good job gentlemen

[@xxscarylionxx7913]

Some people be judging the fighters in the comments or saying which style is better 😂 this is a friendly match, they're not trying to destroy each other, , well done 🙌 this was a very nice video!

[@fatihdeniz3336]

the wing chun guy has to get in instead of trying to block otherwise boxing wins

[@mythrin]

Fatih Deniz what kind of logic is that

[@atster1011]

Boxing always better

[@terellnelson9390]

That boxer is getting respect by the Kung fu guy😄

[@nerokao7097]

Yep they are just playing around. But the blocks look pretty good, at least from what they are doing.

[@cfoe1212]

This was really refreshing to watch... Good shit

[@rafaisbg6783]

1:15 to 1:21 is crazy

[@rebelmnk2382]

The Kung-fu guy is a beast. He's like the mma version of Vergil Ortiz.

[@mesiiahe7350]

None of these guys seem particularly skilled in either area.

[@JKL2LKJ]

His wing Chun is decent but he keep backing up. Good stuff tho

[@SuperhumanUnchained]

Great kung-fu skills and boxing skills aswell

[@xDaesongRose]

That Kung Fu is Wing Chun

[@lucaswallace4894]

Gay

[@samuraipuggys3756]

Wildzaka02 your moma gay

[@crizjay2045]

The Wing Chun guy needs to practice his stop kicks really bad

[@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR]

+Criz Jay That's not the ony thing he has to practice... It's easier to say he should start to learn real wing tsun in a real gym.

[@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR]

***** Okay, 1094 Páva street, Budapest, Hungary, the headquarter gym in Budapest of the Eastern European Leung Ting Wing Tsun Kung Fu Org. (E.E.W.T.O.), or 1214 Mag street 3, Budapest, Csepeli Pitbullok MMA gym You are welcome. Anytime. You can chose if you want to get your ass kicked by WT or MMA Since I am not planning to go to the USA, and if I will, propably on holiday, and not to a place near you, you have to come here. You have no proper stance, no centerline defence, the position of the arms is incorrect, bad guard, no knee constricting force, no advancing steps, bodyweight is not well placed, no circling steps, no recognisable wt techniques or movements (except for the bong sau, but that was not well executed), no statioanary elbows, no chain punches, BUT a lot of weavings and leanings, jumpings, hoppings, raised heels, regular walking steps, roundhouse kicks, deep stances, wrestling moves, spinning back kick... I don't think I should to be worried about you. You were actually lucky it was only a friendly sparring, and the other guy seems to be a complete amateur. I also don't know, which is worse- if you don't know proper wing _un and only tried to imitate, or you actually do know good wing _un, but only played around, and posted this invective crap online as wing chun...

[@MrGimmick77]

A lot of people are being hard on the boxer here, but at 1:16 he feeds the wing chun guy a nice hand full of punches. Both guys here are having fun, and both have strong and weak exchanges. Also, the WC guy probably cross training boxing at that gym.

[@TextbookBoxingGB]

From a boxers perspective, and a guy with zero Kung fu experience. My instinct would be lots of feints and hard single shots once the block has come from the King Fu guy

[@jonlambofgod666]

Cool to see an actual video where kung fu could hold its own.

[@LifebeatsHealthyLiving]

This is called shadow and a friend fight. Bad example !

[@minipepsiboy]

the kung fu kid has skill

[@antoniotaylor1222]

His Wing Chun is awesome!

[@pandagreat]

Where's the boxing?

[@commentoli7366]

Everyone is gangsta untill punched in face

[@spinsaw]

the only video that actually lives up to its title

[@ramzi3errythe3rd6]

Wow for the first time I find a battle with a legit master in wing chun fighting and making this accurate

[@meloworld9289]

Nice fight I found it nice

[@anesuto28]

Jesus the Kung Fu user is so good at predicting movement s

[@reyvincentdeloso8357]

Best Kung fu and Boxing fighting ever!

[@notuern]

I like how neither of them knows what they're doing.

[@des6853]

No lie this is some decent work

[@infamousmuthu9109]

the boxer seems to fight like an amature (unless he was doing that on purpose). I could spot various mistakes he made that would get him knocked out if he is up against another, more experienced boxer.

[@perlaozuna2640]

The boxer is my brother BABBALOZA

[@alejandroozuna5457]

Yeah that

[@LOQUENDERO1118]

that Kung Fu guy had awesome reflexes, and good use of the kicks but a real boxer would beat him, I didn't saw Boxing in this match

[@johannalves205]

A bad Wing Chun guy and a boxer leanner having fun.

[@AngeloDanielOficial]

Jajajaja se lo merecía! Que gran artista marcial, que gran guerrero! Espero siempre use esa fuerza para el bien

[@taylorbee4010]

kind of wondering why the boxers going in for so many straight punches.

[@devonscott6539]

That was lovely

[@1Invinc]

He couldn't find his range to throw his punches so he went for straight because it gives him reach. Trying to go for jabs, hooks would have given priority for the Kung Fu man because he must close the distance that the Kung Fu man controls.

[@theprimordialblackangel5410]

I can tell by the stance and the techniques that that's Wing Chun Kung Fu.

[@guird4]

if the kung fu guy had left out his fancier stuff he would have had the upper hand. looks like wing chun fused with something a little more shaolin.

[@gatti493]

Babbalooza is right this was two buddies having a laugh, I have boxed and am now a boxing coach, a boxer that meant business would go right through the Kung fu kid off a feint , lads that do these sports don't want to get really hit continuously that's why they do them, a real boxer doesn't care. Bruce lee is one they all bring up, question, how many full contact bouts did old Brucie have, no excuses

[@jimisland7664]

I'm kind of confused on why was he only doing jabs, I mean was there some sort of rule?

[@sandipgurung4706]

Only option since straight punch is boxings longest range attack and if the boxer tried to step in the kung fu guy would decline with a side kick of something and it gonna hurt so gg boxinv

[@vnithin8264]

Opponent is at some distance so only option is do jab punches

[@sunnysideupinhere2930]

Wing Chun man got sum good shit going there!!! Both good techniques!

[@jorgesaucedo3994]

Holy shit. That bald guy is good at wing chun

[@spacemanspiff559]

Great pace for practicing though. It's an overall great video.

[@calderone5559]

Kung Fu are very good at blocking !!!

[@boluaygepong5920]

nah, as a boxer you can't win a fight against someone doing kungfu at long rang, they will have the advantage of using their legs

[@MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips]

a mi lo que me da gracias es que cuando un arte tradicional gana entonces la culpa es del otro como Boxeador o MMA o peleador callejero que son malos... fijate que siempre que un tipo de Kung fu que sabe lo que hace gana entonces el malo es el otro y no es que el kung fu es bueno lo que pasa es que hay muchos falsos que le dan un mal nombre.... mira que me han buscado peleadores por ahi callejeros, MMA y a todos les he pateado el C.U.L.O

[@josdvsf7888]

Primero que todo, el joven que practica Kung Fu tiene buena tecnica, estilo y experiencia. No voy a decir que le gano a un novato del boxeo para desmeritar al otro, porque si ud es buen luchador, creo que es facil para ud de aceptar que el boxeador es un novato. Igual que yo, tambien le he pateado el C.U.L.O. a varios de Kung Fu, Jiu Jitsu y MMA. El problema no es de decir que una disciplina es mejor que la otra, lo que cuenta en una pelea es la preparacion, experiencia, tecnica y lo inteligente que pueda ser y tener el peleador. Soy admirador de todo tipo de disciplina como el Tae Kwondo, Kung Fu, Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, Boxeo, Karate etc. suerte !

[@Skyliet]

nice demonstration of Wingchun, a rare footage

[@jamesonmcallister3577]

See this is what "reality " would look like. The boxer can't lay a hit on him.

[@warriorfire8103]

This was nice. Good fun practice, didn't see a lot of ego. Wish there were more videos like this. Wonder how experienced they're now?

[@MIchaelSybi]

That's really delivering. The only thing when the kung-fu guy turned with his back, it was a dangerous moment, isn't it? Otherwise it shows how effectivs Kung-Fu may be. Of course, it's hard to judge, and if it would be Klitchko and some Kung-Fu acknowledged master... but still,it proves Kung-Fu is effective. Thanks for this.

[@Cavalier9500]

Wow. Wing Chun guy was really good.

[@lydiaespiritu2752]

Fighting in converse? Tell me which type of converse these are....I need a pair. XD

[@apercarlo]

i know this is just a friendly spar.. but all the boxer does is he just keeps punching.. no defense.. and he keeps getting caught with counters after counters.. just saying.. this looks fun though :)

[@Tongokai]

There both different types of martial arts

[@tybigga1150]

You do that kung fu shit with someone whos not having it he's going to get hurt

[@alohi79]

wow, the wing chung in this is actually decent.

[@jonathangetachew1522]

This wasn't really serious, just a quick sparring session.

[@LPJ2]

elbow ??? knee ????? you are joking me .

[@KUMANTONG-4D-POWER]

Is that Wing Chun Hands with Kung Fu Kicks?

[@roadtonowhere2136]

Kung Fu is superior in any aspect in comparison to boxing IMO with all do respect.

[@anthonyjackson6650]

I don't think you've ever watched a real boxing match before..

[@MatrixRZ5]

Anthony Jackson you really think so bro???

[@anthonyjackson6650]

I do. While kung fu has combat aspects of kicks, throws, trapping ect. Boxing has very elusive footwork and bobbing and weaving. It also offers rampage blocking. Wing chun like shown in the video is entirely based on blocking up the forearms. With my experience in both arts, a heavy boxing combo is hard for a wing chun practitioner to continually block without getting tired. And if the boxer is Stronger, they tend to have to eat the punch. Boxing offers better combat techniques for someone who doesn't train all the time. People tend to overlook it because its not as "majestic" as the Chinese arts.

[@arkchibald-]

i am gonna use this video to put myself too sleep at night!

[@pichonzepelinm3989]

ese si es wing chung

[@matthewcurrymma6354]

Kung fu guy was pretty good, the boxer, not so much. Kung fu dude was leaving the sides of his head wide open for a hook yet the boxer only three straight punches. If you see an opening, you punch. The boxer wasn't doing that.

[@ismaelisaacramirez787]

estos gueyes solo estaban jugando no querian pelear en serio o eso espero no creo que sean tan malos peleando

[@christianrodriguez7749]

Es Wing Chung o así parece, porque literal yo uso varios de esas técnicas, pero las mezclo con boxeo , taekwondo y lucha grecorromana para que sea más efectivo.

[@JmariolinkJ]

"That is not boxing" "That is not kung fu" "That is not TKD" Etc etc. Can we just shut up and train I'm sure that kung fu would be more viable if less KF practitioners flamed other arts and vice versa, while more and more people actually spar instead of punching air and calling it kung fu. Forms are important to KF but sparring is supposed to be the most important

[@magicmind0]

try that with a shaolin monk, then come back to me

[@TheAlexmercer360batmanfan]

The boxer looks like he has no intention to hurt his opponent,it is as if he entered the ring to show his bad footwork and inability to hit someone,if he would be serious about punching,he would atleast were a glove.

[@MrAlepedroza]

Dont you understand this was just a friendly spar? The kung fu guy was also being really soft, if he wanted he would have dumped his partner with his kicks, but since they werent wearing protective gear...also, in a real fight none of them would be able to put on their gloves.

[@chuko1392]

shut up

[@MrAlepedroza]

Chuko 13 LOL,that`s your bigggest argument against me? Lol, sorry buddy, BUT KZbin ALLOWS ME TO SAY WATHEVER I WANT AS LONG AS I DONT ATTACK ANYONE.

[@chuko1392]

MrAlepedroza ok