Crixus & Spartacus Come to Blows in the Camp - War of the Damned, Episode 7

[@imonit4272]

When Ganicus & Agron are the voices of reason, you know you’re in trouble…

[@Killabear-en2xq]

"You have been bested by more devious mind" love that line.

[@subutaynoyan5372]

And how Spartacus' ego is actually wounded by that.

[@lbds954]

@@subutaynoyan5372There's no ego here. Spartacus was the voice of reason. There were countless among them who weren't warriors and didn't want a "glorious death". They wanted to live and be free. Crixus was being narrow-minded and only thinking about what he wanted, whereas Spartacus had thousands of lives to consider - and obviously he didn't want to needlessly march them all to a bloody death. He was a true leader who thought about everyone beneath him, not just himself.

[@handsonlibrando6730]

Such an underrated series. Whenever I talked about this show to my friends, they can't relate as they didn't even know the existence of this great show. Now they're my ex-friends

[@jonnygreeneyes469]

Facts this show was great I think this was the best portrayal of Spartacus and the Third Servile War. Both actors who played Spartacus we're great and not to mention the supporting cast

[@adamjensen1831]

ill be your new friend

[@Playa001]

I always hated how I had no one to talk to about this show besides my aunt (who’d watch with me) she really enjoyed the show and was surprised at how drama from back then could be even better than modern drama 😂

[@luismariocolquemontan4886]

El sentimiento es mutuo

[@GatsuKS]

I made my friends watch the show and they all loved it.

[@genesisbuduan9089]

2:59 Gannicus just not takin' shit seriously as usual LOL.

[@majedmohmed7868]

The smack that Crixus give was too much tho lol

[@ericksantos4555]

Spartacus was right. Crixus acted like everyone among them was a Gladiator, ready to die. Spartacus was the leader for a reason. The ways of a soldier were second nature to him and he served in the Roman Auxiliary. Crixus was merely a slave turned Gladiator. He always thought he knew best. Had he stayed with Spartacus, things could have turned out different, but he wanted so badly to attack Rome directly as if the Romans would allow that to happen.

[@alexmercer9592]

Even if Crixus had stayed with Spartacus, they still would have lost crushingly in the end. The Roman army was simply too big and only a few of Spartacus' men were gladiators. But still you are right, Crixus should have stayed with Spartacus. He was a hothead, but a good man. He didn't deserve to die like that.

[@BrainDeadNed]

@@alexmercer9592 rome was at an all time high around this time. It was possibly the worst time to start a rebellion

[@kodesh1674]

@@BrainDeadNed yes if they started when Rome was low they would’ve won.

[@christopherwalton421]

@@kodesh1674 a lesson for life, yeah?

[@Phed98]

@@BrainDeadNed I thought it was in 117 AD.

[@FzedTV]

I like Spartacus’ hand to hand combats because he moves with precision. It’s like every punch is calculated..

[@prendilatuapatente1733]

That’s the truth

[@MrImastinker]

He was a soldier before he was a gladiator. There’s a reason he’s the best fighter among them.

[@wc_kladrix1502]

I forgot they used to talk like they were reading prophecies from a scroll

[@johannesfuchs2330]

Kladrix Xxoah But throw swear words like they are rappers

[@goodsolonius7305]

🤣 I know, this script was written by Shakespeare

[@jonnygreeneyes469]

@@goodsolonius7305lol it's cuz the writers wanted their English to be a abbreviation as if u was speaking Latin

[@elijahbranford2618]

@@johannesfuchs2330 I had a friend that transferred to our school and he was from Greece and he said the cussing is pretty accurate🤷.

[@Playa001]

This is actually pretty accurate bro. I was surprised to learn that they used terms like “suck this” way back in A.D. lmaooo they’d scratch the term into led stones that they shot from slings at enemies.

[@aknitus8882]

Spartacus is truly a God. To take a concussion-like blow from a jar shattered close to his ear / temple and shake it off, and then not even wincing when his hand is elbow-deep in the ice water. And to top it all of, he fights with extreme precision and controlled strength. Damn!

[@Aaron-ze1io]

Cool but unrealistic

[@aknitus8882]

@@Aaron-ze1io Exactly. Unrealistic, even to rival the Gods' unrealism itself.

[@DominicNweze]

@@aknitus8882 with how they trained as gladiators I'd say it's realistic in their world.

[@vestaris4601]

Not to forgot it was a punch of Crixus, a man who is strong enough to crush a mans whole skull with a single kick. Remember Crixus vs Pericles in season1.

[@idarevies]

Crixus sadece çalışma ile olmuş biri spartacus ve mısırlı kesinlikle ondan çok daha iyi

[@onlyme219]

The fight none of us wanted but we knew it had to happen, fabulous show

[@philliprasmussen9706]

gannicus holding spartacus and laughing like the fight is a funny joke damm his great :D

[@cautarepvp2079]

Phillip Rasmussen 2:57 lol

[@MrXxGodOfWarxX]

Gannicus knew Spartacus would end crixus

[@alexmercer9592]

In the entire Series, he just didn’t give a simple fuck! I love him! :D

[@Kyriakos095]

@@MrXxGodOfWarxX Crixus was hurt because he was experienced forbitten love with Nevia in which she got captured ,tortured,turn in to a slave and killed by the romans and wants vengeance....Spartacus wanted that to but right at some point he realised that he had to put aside his hate and think of the other slaves that he and his group saved...Romans were an army with equipment supplies and larger numbers....

[@CHOLORABBIT26]

Gannicus loves a good scrap haha. He was always down for a fight.

[@gageboutadolla9561]

2:21 crixus awakens the bringer of rain

[@theunderdog9353]

That scene is so badass. His fighting totally changes from "I'm fighting my brother and I don't want to kill him" to *"OMAE WA MOU SHINDEIRU"*

[@kodesh1674]

@@theunderdog9353 Nani?

[@danielholt1984]

"YOU ARE NOT A FUCKING GOD! AND I DO NOT HEED TO VOICE UPON HIGH!" Great line

[@codyfike3545]

I liked this comment two years later because it's so good

[@cautarepvp2079]

epic

[@zorel7851]

Yeah and result, Crixus lay on the ground 😂

[@PeepThisJutsu]

I loved this fight, not because I wanted them to be pitted against eachother. But, because it proved that Spartacus was the better tactician & had greater will power than Crixus. He struck first blow seeking clear advantage & still ended up on the bottom by fights end. Keen mind prevails over an angered one. This scene was great

[@cautarepvp2079]

Anger is a powerful emotion, it gives you more power and drive

[@OrysB-po1fy]

Alexander the Great was a hothead and you people seem to forget how Spartacus actually was and his own hot headed actions got innocent people killed like when he throws his sword in the first season. 😂 Same way the show portrays Crassus as some kind of calculating genius but this is the guy lured into a desert when offered to go through Armenia and gets himself completely destroyed by a force 1/4 the size of his own.

[@MisterFreak579]

After "Blood and Sand", they turned Crixus quite into a Whimp losing one fight after another and getting beaten like a bitch by almost everyone that is of note and I don't even mean Spartacus but he loses against Gannicus too, and even that Egyptian Gladiator from "Vengeance" he surprisingly beats Ceaser but then finds finally his Death to end his losing streak.

[@Taima]

Eh, I don't remember him being /that/ awful, but it has been a long ass time since I've seen most of the show. What I can say is that it's not really a big deal that he'd lose to Gannicus, who appears to be more or less Spartacus' equal or just about. Makes sense that he'd lose to both of them. But yeah, ew, the Egyptian.

[@carlos272708]

Gannicus siempre fue superior a crixus y era igual o incluso mejor que spartaco

[@OrysB-po1fy]

@@carlos272708Guy wasn’t better than Spartacus. Spartacus put the Egyptian on his back almost immediately. Gannicus needed anime rage fuel from Oneomeus dying. Gannicus does say they are equal with the sword but Spartacus has him with spear. But Spartacus always made his best showings when he heard his wife say “kill them all” in his head. Gannicus never fought Spartacus with his OP plot armor

[@Krowwfather702]

Damn. What a comeback by Spartacus

[@Karl_Drogo55]

Even with the cheap shot from Crixus lol

[@bottlekapp123]

Handled his ass

[@donzibee6709]

Now, that's what u call a good cheap shot.

[@kamadotanjiro1241]

Spartacus is skilled 🔥

[@Rogue_Centurion]

He owns Crixus

[@goodsolonius7305]

My favorite scene in the series is when duro is sparring with crixus in season 1 and is getting wrecked and crixus says 'send me a man!' And agron walks up behind him with murder on his face and just blasts him from behind and then they fight 😆 so badass

[@gageblackman634]

Damn the argument was just as good as the fight

[@Karl_Drogo55]

hell yes

[@michaelairton3723]

They usually were in this show.

[@kronus6820]

Literally every argument is stone cold even Marcus crasuss has some good ones to

[@orbisdux1397]

to comment on these videos is to be immortalized. love this show forever.

[@yudajd9665]

I learned two things at the end of the series. 1)Crixis mind and heart was in Naevia's body 2) If he had been the leader of the group since the beginning, they wouldn't have lasted this long because he lacked leadership skills. Not everything is about fighting. That's what Spartacus came to realize at the end. Spartacus went from vengeance to saving life. Vengeance was personal but he never thought his rebellion would bring so much responsibilities so he change. That's even what Agron told Crixis in sinuessa valley when he told him that before, Agron wasn't like that but replied we change. It was so selfish from Crixis and Naevia to divide their forces and go with the most skilled fighters with them. They didn't even think about how will Spartacus do with the remaining slaves. They just left him for their vengeance. So selfish. Reason to why after Crixis death, Naevia told Spartacus that she was sorry for not listening to him and sorry for pushing Crixis not to do so. It cost them greatly. Human nature is so selfish. Even after Naevia and Crixis saw the birth of that child in the last episodes of the series, that should've touch them and change their heart. Because who was going to protect the the weak slaves if not the strongest fighters. As a matter of fact, Spartacus sacrifice himself him as a fighter to help the weak one escape. Even though Pompeii came and wiped the majority of them. But still some manage to escape Rome and leave free. Thanks to Spartacus and the other warriors who sacrifices themselves for them. That's the a quality of a good leader. Crixis who wanted to have a glorious death could've have it when facing Crassus and his legions with Spartacus in the final battle. But no, he was too hot headed and impatient. And that got the best of him greatly. At the end of the day, Crixis was a battlefield leader. The kind of leader that you ride or die with him in a battle. Hyped and pumped up at every moment. But Spartacus remains the leader and great one. Whether it's on the battlefield or outside. Great tactician on the battlefield as displayed at the end of the season. Cavalry, Traps, Arrows. And he manage with what he had. Reason to why Crassus gave him the utmost respect "I WOULD'VE LOVE YOU BEING BORN A ROMAN. WE WOULD'VE FOUGHT SIDE BY SIDE AND WON MANY WARS". Sorry if I was too long guys. Am just a huge fan of this series as we all are 😅

[@Evin07]

2:28 That look after he eats an elbow to the face😂😂🤣🤣

[@devinharp4321]

"I will not die with a roman sword in my back" fucking hell lml

[@gaiuscladiusglaber9805]

he is stabbed from back with a roman spear and killed by a roman sword lol

[@ajaysea6774]

2:58 Gannicus be like "You two.are cute!"

[@johannesfuchs2330]

I agree with Spartacus

[@Taima]

But of course :D

[@IzakD8]

Well yeah lol, look what happened as soon as Crixus was given the authority to take everyone who wanted to fight to try and invade Rome. Crassus and his legions slaughtered them. Crixus would have lead them to an even earlier death if he led everyone into a fight but don't forget that behind the canyon walls Crassus's army wasn't actually there. When they decided to jump the canyon they found there was only a small amount of soldiers stationed behind the walls which they easily plowed through.

[@saysumin4361]

@@IzakD8 yah, but they heard the horns, which means reinforcement or under attack

[@SeraphSeph]

Any logical person agrees with him. Crixus was just being emotional. That shit doesn't work in life or death situations.

[@SacredLuzt777]

anyone else noticed how Crixus sounds like the ultimate warrior?? The same voice of the warrior whenever he went off one of his rants. Pretty cool!

[@Gigusx]

Oh yeah, Manu is cool like that. I don't know his exact choice of words, but he even criticized actors who're not fully into the role/moment or whatever in the action roles like the one he has in Spartacus. Amazing guy, I recommend watching some interview with him.

[@ChrisBabez]

who is on your pic

[@theunderdog9353]

@@Gigusx He even choked out the guy he had to audition on for the role of Slade Wilson in Arrow

[@HittokiriBatosai]

WELL NOW I DO 🤣🤣🤣

[@deansamos7372]

that would be an EPIC BIO-PIC movie for Manu to play the Ultimate warrior!!!

[@ericnoel8294]

Love how gannicus is just laughing watching to champions settle their differences

[@gunlover5564]

“You will fall to command”....” then BAM fucking head shot 😂

[@kamadotanjiro1241]

But still loses 😶 But damn Crixus is stronger than Spartacus, gannicus for sure

[@ccornejop]

You will fall to command!

[@dbz4586]

"YOU ARE NOT A FUCKING GOD!!! And I do not heed to voice upon high"

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

@Kalvakuntla Akhilrao That Water Cup To The Head At Spartacus Was Painful

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

@Kalvakuntla Akhilrao Right And He Sure Did

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

@Kalvakuntla Akhilrao True

[@incogspectator3042]

@Kalvakuntla Akhilrao Nah he's just dumb lol 😆 Spartacus clearly explained a logical point all crixus wanted to do is go in like a rabid animal even after the obvious point was explained and fight but Sparticus understood that their were those among them who were not gladiators and they wanted to live and Sparticus wanted them to have that chance but crixus said everyone should grab a sword and embrace being killed ina completely unnecessary early death. Crixus equals= Not smart Sparticus=Smart

[@ronwil1402]

I love both the Spartacus actors for different reasons I do wonder how this scene would be with Whitfield

[@kamadotanjiro1241]

Crixus always gets himself into trouble, Nearly died or would have lost an arm to gannicus, and here too , if they both didn't arrive his face would've been smashed like a potato

[@Zero8880]

Yeah, they did Crixus dirty. It would have been nice to see him win at least some fights.

[@Drexzzz4]

​@@Zero8880Luckily they did stop that fight with ganncius he would have most likely got choked out or had a broken arm

[@rikybj0276]

"And I will not die with a Roman sword in my back!"

[@CrixusTheUndefeatedGaul]

Kinda ironic 😂

[@meg-k-waldren]

😂😂😂 Has anyone tried watching this video with English captions and no sound? 2:52 captions... Argon: "Christmas, yeah, I'll be pulling for fucking reason." Crixus: "a question Mary posed to your leader."

[@adrianfernandez1791]

keep da spartacus videos coming awesome!!!

[@Grivian]

I wonder who Spartacus stole the purple cloak from, he looks like a king

[@Raven1323]

From a whore for sure

[@johannesfuchs2330]

Ironic. Crixus died by a roman sword in his back and Spartacus marched his people to the afterlife

[@yourevilhalf1413]

Crixus got a Roman spear in his back by a man-child and Spartacus died with half is people being free

[@johannesfuchs2330]

@@yourevilhalf1413 Well, you're very specific, but the metaphor stands. And according to history, Pompeji killed the other half of the rebels. Spartacus has a strong legacy but eventually lost and couldn't safe the rest of his people. Agron, Nazir and the bunch around Spartcus, while he was dying was all that was left of the rebellion

[@yourevilhalf1413]

@@johannesfuchs2330 I'm talking about exactly what happened in a TV show. and you're talking about history, two very different things. the metaphor does not still stand

[@yourevilhalf1413]

@@johannesfuchs2330 all that drivel about Pompeii doesn't really matter when you have a TV show that Bends the way things really happened

[@johannesfuchs2330]

Natasha Halberton But Crixus head was cut of by a Roman sword and I am pretty sure the other half of rebels was killed by Pompeji, he talks to Crassus about it during the crucifixion of Gannicus. That way it is accurate to history. But I’ve been wrong before

[@Nozomi357]

Spartacus saying "You will fall to command!" is an interesting choice of words for someone who is fighting for freedom.

[@Taima]

I don't think so. Just because you want freedom doesn't mean you want anarchy. George Washington was known as a very strict general, and certainly expected his underlings to follow a chain of command.

[@adeniyiibitoye2850]

well if you gonna run a military army then you will need to follow command. Its kinda different in this moment. As you can see what happened when Crixus didnt fall to command.

[@53knights]

He had just referred to the Roman's discipline. Having a disciplined army doesn't mean they aren't free.

[@incogspectator3042]

Lol it's not very interesting unless you have an illogical brain. If there is no order then there is only chaos though they are free you arent going to defeat a large unified army of order with foolhardy warriors obeying only there own minds. You merely have a hoard of animals waiting to be put down at that point.

[@valdie91285]

The price of freedom has always been paid for by those willing to sacrifice a little bit of theirs.

[@Killabear-en2xq]

Liam McIntyre really found his place as Spartacus this season. I almost wish we had him from the start, he would have done this show justice.

[@jameshill2806]

I loved this series, on par with GOT !! The story is brilliant!!

[@WaqasAhmad-sg9xi]

What a sentence ,I will not march my people to the after life....Spartacus

[@manhunttv3276]

2 titants

[@Nathanishope]

lol... Gannicus was laughing XD XD

[@RoninJay408]

"You have been BESTED by a more devious mind!" Oof

[@mayena]

Even most of them are not shivering with the snow falling. I am just looking at the scene.

[@ayotundesoaga404]

2023 this movie still the best.

[@mariacamilaperezortiz282]

Jesus Christ, this season Crixus was a pain in the ass -.-

[@hypello9534]

Cause of the liar naevia.

[@SakheleNtaba]

......... Naevia

[@Raven1323]

Coz of that annoying gf of his

[@haddward113]

Crixus begins the fight with the advantage, but as soon as Spartacus hit the first two hits you can see Crixus feel it. Spartacus punch must be really strong, every hit counts

[@MyDeeroc]

Ganicus smile as he breaks them up😅😅😅😅he love that shit

[@subutaynoyan5372]

The man was really puzzled by Spartacus' composure, and was happy that he too is a man who can be pushed into violence

[@pedrobejinha636]

One of the best fights EVER!!!!!! ❤️ Coreografy and OST.

[@rikybj0276]

I agree brother

[@pedrobejinha636]

@@rikybj0276 "Né!?"

[@rikybj0276]

@@pedrobejinha636 Mas...

[@cautarepvp2079]

2:57 lol gannicus

[@DickyBrick]

That elbow was outrageous

[@kingcerion4503]

I saw this fight coming since their bout on the sands.

[@mattj1611]

Crixus is a starter Spartacus is a finisher

[@safikhan7589]

All time best series

[@ThisWorldOfTech]

Ganicus laughs 😂😂(he'd be like, "what came over these two")😂😂 if I understand

[@moneyshotistoopsal2938]

Crixus be like I will not die with roman sword in the back, well he was kinda close

[@tipoftheiceberg7034]

I love that Crixus sounds Australian as fuck. What a manly man that mf is

[@srikanthvenkat6680]

Had Crixus listened to Spartacus and stayed together. Rome would have fallen...Much would have been different...

[@Taima]

There was absolutely no way a roving, largely untrained army could get through Rome, especially without siege equipment.

[@godemperorofmankind3.091]

nah, they were doomed either way. Spartacus could see that.

[@srikanthvenkat6680]

True, the show did downplay the strength of Rome

[@optimus2g]

@@srikanthvenkat6680 Remember: Roman sources didn't want to give their enemies too much credit. Facts are this: Spartacus had the Romans shitting bricks.

[@carowabuke9347]

Is this how it is to be now? Are we always going to find ourselves journeying against one another? As when we were yet slaves to batiatus? Forgotten days when you were yet of bolder mind! If we had moved with proper force against Crassus…. What would have been resolved? Peer into future of path not taken and break where you believe it to lead. Ground not stained with Neavia’s blood! You will but see it joined by thousands! I would but fight! What path has this war taken? You plot against Crassus. You have been bested by more devious mind! We should place sword in every hand yet with strength to lift it and fall upon the romans. We are bound by canyon walls, absent hope of flanking maneuver, to face superior numbers possessed of armor and discipline will gain us nothing but our own death! Then let us show the Romans how we fucking embrace it! As we were taught to upon the sands! You but seek to spin argument, few upon us stand as gladiators, they do not pray for a glorious death! No they pray to be led! I will not match my people to the afterlife! And I will not die with a Roman sword in my back! I will gather those of a like mind and press attack upon crassus! You will fall to command! (Epic Jug hit) YOU ARE NOT A FUCKING GOD AND I DO NOT HEED TO VOICE UPON EYE!!!!!!!!

[@Gigusx]

I absolutely love the "style" of the language used in the series. English is not my native language but I understood the series perfectly and often without subtitles, it's just so intuitive and helped me imagine context immediately and easier than the modern English, really cool.

[@buddatree]

"Wall and trench block forward tactic"..not "what path has this war taken"

[@normanosborn3181]

It’s also “you return to spent argument” not whatever you said

[@SeraphSeph]

This shows the concrete difference between Spartacus and crixus, in ideology and in combat. Crixus just wants to fight bravely and well, then die. He doesn't think about shit ahead of time like Spartacus does. Spartacus is likely thinking about how he can beat his opponent before the fight even starts. Every single "blow" is meant to win. Crixus acts like this shit is a game with no mind for strategy.

[@optimus2g]

I wouldn't go that far, but Crixus does let his passion get the best of him at times. That's both a strength and a weakness of his. The man IS deadly though and was a leader for a reason. I'd follow both of them.

[@SeraphSeph]

@@optimus2g in GOTA I think I got the feel for how he "learns" combat. He learns through pain until its an instinct. He doesn't really think much ahead of time. For a gladiator sure that can work, not so much for a general.

[@Bowbarrils]

@@optimus2gcrixus doesn’t think before he acts. Spartacus has more experience fighting in wars and he knows how the Romans fight because he used to fight with them. He thinks before acts.

[@vangelisk3ch]

Spartacus Wins

[@jAZZCRU22]

Tie

[@bottlekapp123]

Nah, Spartacus recovers from a cowardly emotional and unhinged cheap shot and completely destroys crixus, whos saved by agron and gannicus:)

[@kamadotanjiro1241]

@@bottlekapp123 yeah Spartacus wins and what's the meaning of cheap shot?

[@bottlekapp123]

@@kamadotanjiro1241 an unexpected blow, in this scenario, spartacus and crixus were engaged in a debate, the least thing he expected was to get hit by crixus.

[@kamadotanjiro1241]

@@bottlekapp123 that mug shot was a cheap shot right?

[@Kay_86]

That elbow damn !

[@Cipher_Nine]

Til this day I will never underatand what was Crixus' bright idea to attack Rome straight on.

[@Taima]

That was Crixus' whole thing. He was intelligent insofar as combat went, but he was hot headed and shortsighted more often than not. He was angry and just wanted to lash out at the Romans, all else be damned. Spartacus was more level headed the majority of the time, especially later in the series. He wanted to hurt the Romans, but he also wanted to help people and keep his own alive and save as much as he could.

[@Drexzzz4]

​@@Taimai don't think he was as skilled as ganncius or Spartacus tho in this cutscene he was more focused on power Spartacus was more focused on technique which is why he lost ganncius would have probably slammed Spartacus or tried to choke him out

[@subutaynoyan5372]

He basically lost his faith to Spartacus' unorthodox tactics at this point. He is not a patient, plotting sort of a man. Spartacus decided to take a city, he played mind games with Crassus, and it costed them their entire cause in his eyes. He was sick of following Spartacus' tactics and was willing to just make attempt and die instead of waiting for Romans to kill all of them Spartacus won him over with his last minute "Why is that wall even there" plot, he offered a solution, and agreed to go Crixus' way if that hope was also in vain. So Crixus was willing to attack the wall itself to see if they can get out of this

[@Drexzzz4]

@@subutaynoyan5372 ganncius didn't lose faith in him tho if they had crixus they would have probably still lost tho

[@Drexzzz4]

@@subutaynoyan5372 crixus is obviously hard headed 😂

[@elijahbranford2618]

Crixus is the human version of Azog the Defiler

[@duvaldragon]

Gannicus stole the spotlight lol!!!!

[@HittokiriBatosai]

Real Spartacus defeated 2 consular armies. What might have been if they stuck together. Crassus was Rome's last option

[@jasonsterlingentertainment478]

Just a handful of slaves gathered around watching the Roman version of Muhammad Ali vs Mike Tyson

[@forgivensaints1496]

And that's how crixus died, Stabbed with a Roman weapon in his back

[@Taima]

That's not the same thing. He was referring to being killed while fleeing, not being killed from behind in battle.

[@jAZZCRU22]

@@Taima either way he died like that

[@yusufkalkan2301]

@@Taima no shit , sherlock

[@gageboutadolla9561]

Spartacus won

[@jAZZCRU22]

True but crixus didn't want to really hurt him

[@gageboutadolla9561]

Dolo he cnt hurt Spartacus crixus jus snuck him with a glass pot and still lost how was crixus not trying to hurt him u sound like a dumb dickhead

[@bottlekapp123]

@@jAZZCRU22 lol huh

[@bottlekapp123]

Spartacus winner by tko!

[@sanakassara]

I take it that people didn't watch this series because of it's historical accuracy.

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

sanakassara no. You want accuracy, watch a documentary

[@sanakassara]

@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw Or just better fiction.

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

sanakassara shows great

[@joshnaspinski5078]

It's actually mostly accurate, few differences

[@nordicmercedes8613]

We are Spartacus!🐍

[@gaiuscladiusglaber9805]

Correction: "WE ARE GLADİATORS"

[@UltimateEdgeLord.4.2.0.6.9.]

Crixus got his ass handed to him

[@erkanerkol1431]

watch the scene again lol

[@DarknessIsThePath]

Erkan, not only was Crixus a coward by hitting him with that shit at the beginning but he also got destroyed after that lmao, you need to watch the scene again

[@erkanerkol1431]

he didnt hit him because he's afraid of Spartacus or something, but yeah it was an advantage for Crixus because Spartacus wasn't like himself xD This doesnt mean Crixus is weak or something bro

[@bottlekapp123]

Yea crixus cheap shots him , had he not and just straight attacked spartacus he would have got owned quicker, crixus not weak at all but he does not have shit on spartacus.

[@erkanerkol1431]

@Mark Sonneveld He hit him but the reason is Crixus was in rage mode, not because he need that to beat spartacus

[@theintunity]

Unpopular opinion. I thought Liam McIntyre portrayed spartacus better than Andy as a leader, and Andy Whitfield better as a gladiator. I don't think Andy couldve pulled of the leadership part in 'Vengeance' and 'War of the damned' as well as Liam, and I'm glad Liam did the last two seasons. War of the damned was a great season (although the decimation episode sucked).

[@mightymouse8134]

No disrespect to Andy, but I've always thought he wasn't a good Spartacus. After Liam took over, he made that role his own and the two seasons after were the better ones.

[@ajaysea6774]

I feel like I’m the only person that can’t really tell the difference between the two. Spartacus is Spartacus. And honestly, I didn’t watch the show for him. Gannicus and Crixus were always my favorites! Spartacus always came after.

[@optimus2g]

Andy was the Champion of Capua while Liam was the Leader of the Rebellion (this is what I used to say on the old Spartacus Message boards).

[@Raven1323]

I think Andy's voice is too soft for an army leader

[@LaidbackNarration3000]

ahhhh crixus is a brute (biatatis)

[@jAZZCRU22]

Mad they took this off Netflix

[@hiprunteredits2928]

Dude i know i was binging and it randomly was off couldn't finish the show

[@jAZZCRU22]

@@hiprunteredits2928 I think hulu has it not sure

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Damn really ? I was thinking of watching it again

[@badboyhotstar]

It may be geo restricted. Just watched all 4 season on netflix after having it on my watchlist for a long while.

[@jAZZCRU22]

I'm from us it's off lol

[@Gecmisgunahlarrr]

Spartacus crixusla bir gladyatör olarak dövüşmeyi anladı düşünmeden saldırınca fena dayak yedi..

[@hamdizer]

I wonder what would have happened if Crixus had come with the army of Spartacus behind Crassus's army when she was directly facing the army of Marcus Crassus?

[@TheWalt19]

He would have killed Crixus.

[@Taima]

That is my position as well.

[@TheWalt19]

@@Taima He was choking the life out of him. Lucky someone came and saved him. This not the only time that brainless brute would have died. Gannicus almost killed him too. It's the simple fact Gannicus and Spartacus are equal in skill and they are smarter than Crixus. Crixus are equal with them he just not as smart.

[@AdeptKing]

If he killed him the army might not have been split then.

[@TheWalt19]

@@AdeptKing However, the Gauls wouldn't have followed him. Killing a fellow brother.

[@AdeptKing]

@@TheWalt19 Really? Even though Crixus started it and was challenging his command?

[@MackTheMadman]

Spartacus was thinking if the future of his people while crixus just wanted rome to fall and crixus littlw woman kept sowing the seeds of descent had they stayed the course theyd had the numbers to get their people away and build on that to make rome fall as they wanted ALL BECAUSE OF THAT WOMAN SHE RUINED WHAT WOULDVE ENDED THE ROMAN ERA

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Crixus gets his ass dominated to Spartacus and Gannicus. And he was was wrong. He was later out flanked by Crassus

[@hypello9534]

Crixus main reason to follow spartacus was naevia. Sadly she was also the one leading him away from spartacus

[@undertaker5132]

😂 just stay like them in this weather half nacked outside. You would die. Must he a magic gladiator power😂

[@isaacjames5028]

Crixus Broke a pot on Spartacus and still couldn't beat him

[@twiztidlestat]

''You will fall to command'', was SO NOT like Spartacus to say

[@Taima]

It was in that situation. As the series progresses he goes from an angry, self-focused gladiator/rebel to increasingly expanding his perspective to include others around him. First Varro, then a few more guys, then the Ludus in general and by the time of War of the Damned, he's a full on general and leader. Crixus going at him the like this threatened to jeopardize their entire pseudo-army and fracture the group (which is indeed what ended up happening) and Spartacus had to try and reign it in. I'm sure he knew Crixus wouldn't take kindly to being given an order like that, but he also likely felt he didn't have much choice other than coming to blows, which they obviously also did though certainly not because he wanted to.

[@Tarintino_1]

Here in 2024 waiting for house of ashur

[@royroland3884]

Is it just me or did Crixus almost wanted to cry at the end?

[@PeerlessUtopian]

LMAO, i thought i was the only one.

[@valdie91285]

It's just you.

[@jAZZCRU22]

No he just a emotional hot head

[@donzibee6709]

Its just u.

[@royroland3884]

@@donzibee6709 are you sure? Because you can see it in his eyes when he says ' a question better post to your leader.'

[@marceljones538]

They needed that fight. To blow off stem.

[@lonniethomas4343]

Correct me if im wrong but what i cant understand is how could Crassus legion of 10000 men defeat Spartacus who led an army of 100 000 plus soldiers. The numbers dont add up. Crassus would have been out numbered 10 to 1.

[@Taima]

You are indeed wrong. Numbers have never meant everything, except when all other variables are even. Crassus had a legion of professionally armed and trained soldiers. Both of those variables mean the world in the battles against Spartacus. The vast majority of Spartacus' military was slaves with little to no combat training or experience. Little to no armor or weaponry. Little to no understanding of battle tactics or formations. All of these things the Roman legions wielded in spades. There are tons of examples of battles that were numerically one sided but ended in defeat for those with the numbers. In the Battle of the Silarius River, the final battle of the Third Servile War (Spartacus' rebellion), the numbers were much closer, as Spartacus had already suffered tremendous losses, not to mention the split with Crixus that fractured their forces. The majority of the slaves/rebels were killed in battle. 6,000 were captured and crucified, a few thousand more escaped that battle only to die by the hands of Pompey's forces, and then finally a few thousand survived entirely. The Romans, despite having 10,000 less men, had very few casualties by comparison.

[@UnlimitedWotb]

Lonnie Thomas i

[@nodinitiative]

Lonnie Thomas 10000 men? Crassus had 40000 soldiers with him in that battle. Crassus was not a fool and he did not underestimate Spartacus. Although the slaves army was defeated, at least they were defeated by a respectable amount of legions. If they were not feared and respected, then maybe Crassus might only use 10000 men.

[@74mackd]

The Roman Army was made up of battle hardened well-equipped professional soldiers. When their numbers went down, they simply sent word to Rome for more professional killers. The slave Army was made up of untrained slaves. Sick, elderly, young, women, injured.

[@finalevo1571]

Lonnie Thomas if only the Spartan Greeks and Athenians joined forces with Spartacus and supported their rebellion against Rome for freedom, perhaps the tables would have turned for the Romans..

[@maryameshaghi613]

Crixus 😍

[@ChigozeGodwin-c9e]

Who is the best

[@honinakecheta601]

They should’ve escaped while they could. They never stood a chance against the full might of Rome.

[@barruasifrahman920]

Nice logic in winter with underwears

[@323kash323]

You can see crixus hold back

[@Adrianojacques7]

Se segurando... você é um tolo.

[@BigUriel]

Crixus was always thick.

[@vodkacannon]

Fumnuck

[@idarevies]

Bu sahneyi çok seviyorum

[@jAZZCRU22]

The real question is were they swords

[@isaacjames5028]

The actor for Spartacus could play Klaus mikaleson

[@JonathanLazarte]

Que buena serie, la puta madre.

[@JoaoMartins-sc5be]

Crixus is the best gladiator

[@bennyaiji8317]

Not even close....

[@JoaoMartins-sc5be]

@@bennyaiji8317 crixus is the best! Point !

[@Adrianojacques7]

@@JoaoMartins-sc5be E você é uma criança chorona

[@hypello9534]

Crixus was amazing but both Gianacus and sparatcus showed in season 1 and gods of the arena that they are just abit better. But i would think his 3 after those two.

[@halvors9236]

I think crixus was right, if they had United with every weapon in hand and, attacked crassus in the millia ridge maybe they would have a better chance, since in close combat the gladiators where almost invinsebile, and Romans would not have ballista and catapult too, it would been a close combat battle

[@4wate2024]

but to what end ?

[@craahwilliams570]

Even if pompey would wipe them out

[@honinakecheta601]

Okay but their army was not primarily made up of gladiators… Spartacus said that. They were mostly untrained slaves and brigands who wanted to continue raiding and pillaging the land, they didn’t have the same goals or the same training as the other gladiators. That’s why in the end they died; to the Roman’s superior training. They should’ve escaped north to Bulgaria in order to become free, and possibly to fight another day.

[@Evin07]

Crassus also had planned long ahead to have them trapped at the ridge. Even if they were superior in close combat it would've likely ended the same way Gannicus was captured; surrounded by an endless wall of Roman shields with nowhere to run and slowly exhausted down to nothing. The one thing Crassus didn't anticipate was Spartacus escaping his trap by using his own dead.

[@Ghost-fv4pk]

You think in an open combat they would stand a chance against the roman army?Those rebels are good in combat ngl but they aren't fitted in a open close combat cause they lack discipline, weapons and armors like the roman legions, roman are good in a group fight while those rebels are much better in guerilla warfare.

[@georgerustic3817]

1:36 talk about brain freeze

[@DBH516]

Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke from Arrow vs Mark Marden aka Weather Wizard from The Flash! They both can play evil characters!!! Rebels turned evil in the future!!