Fake “Tough Guys” Get EXPOSED #22

[@tomround8271]

You've got to love how they seem surprised about getting hit in the face

[@neomotsamai9290]

😂😂😂

[@patwhocares7009]

Reality is a slap in the face for them when the opponent is not paid to loose or put up some theatrics. Funny how that goes.

[@debianowns4393]

that guy who said the floor was too soft has definitely never been hit in the face before.

[@Ismail-kv3ex]

Common reaction from most people who are new to combat sports and striking. Most people are not used to actually being hit, and it takes a few seconds to process when it first happens Always shows me these 'masters' have only mastered convincing others of their bs

[@Teixas666]

ikr, it's so weird that these " masters" seem ot have no idea of what it actually feels like to be hit(which is something that you get acquainted with REALLY fast if you start training in any REAL martial art). nor they move like they know anything about positioning and holding any sort of defensive stance.

[@TheKenton]

What floors me (pun intended) is that these con-fighters actually agree to fight. They believe their own hype so much that they will step into a fight with people who could kill them. That level of delusion is what I find impressive.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Once you start believing your own lies, that's when you get punked.

[@fatguyonalittlebike3336]

China is the wish of countries 😂

[@CARPETMAN6666]

I took several forms or religions and only a few of them actually transferred into something can fly to street fighting. In other words the only way they can be successful is under certain rules. Out of the forms I took the only one I felt transferred fully into Street was Kenpo. The first Mayan structure was one of the best he was Chuck Norris's partner when he was shooting. He was twenty years older than me at the time and even as an old man he was a very impressive opponent.

[@Apostate_ofmind]

i dont know if to wish to have that much confidence or not. It could get me killed, but oh god i could imagine what i could achieve before that happens...

[@shadeofshattered3]

Why fake masters are so dangerous

[@ElSandwich777]

Mad Dog really is an incredible dude. He risked everything and lost so much to prove his point, and as far as I’m concerned he succeeded. I hope he’s able to find the peace he deserves once his crusade is finished, because for what he’s gone through on this journey, he more than deserves it.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

@Wildfox01 These forms of martial arts are not outdated. They were NEVER effective. They were ALWAYS a scam. When I was 16 years old trained in the ancient arts of backyard sibling wrestling I could beat these clowns down. They flat up would not fight me. These dudes are wearing pajamas ffs.

[@chrissibersky4617]

I think those schools were legit a long time ago. I think they had realistic training around the Boxer Rebellion 120 years ago.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

@@chrissibersky4617 umm what exactly do you think they were teaching 120 years ago? That if they tucked their elbow on the punch a little more then they would unleash level 99 chi?

[@chrissibersky4617]

@@BigChungus-zg6zw No. I think it was about winning in a fight. Not for show or inner balance.

[@andrewrex9041]

​@@BigChungus-zg6zwyou know that martial arts were effective,remember when karate proved to be more effective than boxing because karatekas were folding boxers in mixed fights?

[@raidernationdrew3027]

He wasn’t knocked out, he was in deep meditation. 😂😂😂

[@bflo1000]

LMFAO!!

[@darkee03]

Listening to dem deep mediplates at 139.6 bpm

[@joopkerver3767]

Working on his head chakra!!😂😂

[@hugoborel]

😂😂

[@KarmaticVibe]

Connecting the time and space between the punch and his jaw.

[@nicalotss]

Mad dog is a great example of why social standings/social credit is a bad idea and should never be implemented anywhere.

[@nicolasleroux5302]

We already have binary social credit scores in the West. In Europe, if you say the wrong thing, you can be thrown into a cell. And if you say the wrong thing in America, “activist groups” will work with corporations to censor you and/or ban you from banking and payment processing services.

[@jasonshults368]

Social credit score systems are kindergarten for entire civilizations.

[@xyaeiounn]

Okay, go read up on the Guangxi massacres on Wikipedia, then get back to us with your great ideas for managing a population of hundreds of millions that do that sort of thing for reasons other than hunger. We're not talking ancient history here. Remember, you'll be putting your name to the consequences.

[@nicalotss]

@@xyaeiounn you okay? Super hostile in that comment. I’m assuming at least. I’ll take it as a friendly conversational point that you’d kindly like me to know rather then immediately thinking I’m an idiot of some kind. I appreciate it friend! I’ll take a look at that when I have some free time!

[@xyaeiounn]

@@nicalotss It's one page of reading, find the time and come back with some ideas.

[@prettycoolPJ]

I love this guy. He literally goes around the world, exposing fake martial artists, and pummels them with fairly basic MMA stuff. This needs to be done more often, by more fighters

[@factspoken9062]

kungfu masters are not fake... kungffu doesnt work in real fight

[@PrometheusEpimetheus]

Honestly idek what the guy specializes in mma-wise, I haven't seen him pressed hard enough to throw out anything but basic boxing and elbows Regardless the man is the chinese goat

[@nolanr1400]

Basic MMA stuff.... I would rather say just a good right hahaha 😂 😂

[@anon2427]

@@nolanr1400low kick into left hook around 2:00

[@PigeonPlucker]

I would counter with the SOLE benefit of the doubt that MMA will always have a pretty huge advantage based on the fact that it's a very fluid form of combat whereas others are detrimentally rigid. With that being said, yeah, Tai Chi is a load of bollocks.

[@Evans_Kinyua]

The "master" dropping people without even touching them is freaking hilarious 😂😂😂😂

[@theblueoctopus4494]

How about that dance at 5:19? 🤣

[@owievisie]

People believing him is scary…

[@GalacticCenterOG]

You have no idea how many of this type of person exists in China alone lol.

[@thomashauer6804]

women should be allowed to fight thai chi masters. mma women would beat em bad

[@thehurricane6767]

​@InevitableOption-ic2vxFunny story. Same martial arts Steven Segal does

[@SDSWrath004]

I love how Maddog's fights aren't stopped quickly and the fakes actually get beat up.

[@BumbleDoom]

I don't love how he was treated because of it though. The chinese govt got big mad

[@dazzlebot8116]

@@BumbleDoom Mad dog is a hero im my book

[@fredp1983]

In the fight they called a draw... the ref seperated them as soon as maddog got a decent shot in... so frustrating... it was clearly setup to disadvantage him yet he still won clearly... Good on him

[@zerozatan]

Although he was right in exposing these frauds, him beating them like that made me cringe. There was no reason for him to do that to prove his point, but he did it regardless. Either he cant controll himself in a fight, or it was personal to him making him go over the top with the beating. Loose - loose situation in my book.

[@gsandered180]

That's quite a loose situation

[@rob-artt]

I loved the Aikido guy talking about how effecting it was compared to BJJ, then that bald dude immediately open hand slapped the soul out of him and he timed out. Great stuff.

[@Besotted85]

That was next level funny! Haha

[@chrismcadam8413]

The thing I find most embarrassing is the guys pretending that they have been hit with an invisible punch or that their chi is being manipulated

[@spaideman7850]

i believed someone had poisoned him before match...LOOOL.

[@raidzeromatt]

Imagine being one of the guys who were conned into believing that was real 😂

[@Bezmenov93]

Talk about negative IQ.@@raidzeromatt

[@vespervenom2343]

They have to if they don’t want their social score lowered 🤣🤣

[@rayroams]

Point and match, bro. lol

[@pmcfearson9453]

Imagine speaking the truth and getting your “social credit score “destroyed so you can’t even get a room at a motel six

[@petergmred2005]

If u speak the truth in America the impeach you.

[@Ihatedrake-z7g]

Welcome to communism

[@rustyjones7908]

Tech companies want to do that here. I would not do too well in that environment I think.

[@Ragman2]

China

[@ivorproblem1332]

Welcome to the modern world of communism.

[@Chewligan1]

I remember Xu Xiaodong exposing all different types of BS martial art masters. The hierarchy tried to stop Xu by making his life a misery and yet he kept on making a mockery of these deluded fraudsters. A very brave determined man !!

[@cosmoe91]

Here's the thing: for background, me and my family are all Chinese. I learned the language from a very young age, as well as the traditions. Never once, when I used to bring up kung fu and tai chi, was tai chi ever described as a fighting style. My grandparents have always told me that it was more of a way of meditation. A way to calm yourself and clear your head. Seeing these bozos act like it's some kind of mystical fighting style using chakra or whatever really confuses me

[@cmgm6027]

This is my understanding as well, it's an ancient meditation method, I have no clue when the leap to combat happened. It's like using yoga stances to fight 🤣

[@levesd3722]

@@cmgm6027 Dhalsim 'yoga flame'!

[@radicaledwards3449]

Free energy

[@habibsspirit]

I don't know man. Shaolin wushu and sanshou seem legit to me, although not as good and viable as MMA and other martial arts.

[@Zz7722zZ]

Please don’t perpetuate this misinformation. This tai chi as moving meditation thing only began about 100 years ago. The problem is that most people are practicing this health/meditation oriented version nowadays but think that they are learning the martial art just because some of the martial theory is taught.

[@dbob3405]

I grew up in the coal fields of southern WV. The contestants against “Mad Dog” are using a defensive technique we referred to as: “getting an old fashioned ass whooping”. There are several variations of this technique and many were displayed here. Mad Dog is consistently using the counter to this defense which is universally called: “administering an old fashioned ass whooping”. Interesting exposition of the two techniques-thanks

[@jacksonpablodiasdeoliveira9215]

Mate I might go to hospital cause you made me laugh close to death 😂😂

[@dgphi]

They were using blocking-punch-with-head technique.

[@elpacho....9254]

They opened up a can of whoopass.

[@natureboygolfer]

I've learned something today.

[@andreakevin8685]

You won internet MF 😂😂🎉

[@obadaal-kateb9186]

I really don't understand why would they eventually agree to be in a real fight and embarrass themselves like that. As the saying goes "It's better to remain silent and be thought the fool, than to speak and remove all doubt"

[@DJR100]

That soft ground will get you every time! We had a local guy in my area who claimed to be a karate master, claimed he had the ,"death touch." He taught classes. He started having an affair with a guy's wife and that hillbilly kicked his a$$. Death touch was not of much help to him!

[@DMMRNE]

I was in a martial arts cult and what I can say is there is a lot of pressure to react to their little "technique" because they have you doing it in front of everyone. If you resist, you get accused of having "bad energy" or similar things. Its a weird psychological thing going on. You start to gaslight yourself into believing it. My friend and I eventually left because we just couldn't keep up the cognitive dissonance any more.

[@peterharris38]

Thanks for your honesty

[@NicoSoSuave]

Thanks for your service.

[@DMMRNE]

its just a handle I use, Im not really a marine@@NicoSoSuave

[@rwatson2609]

Wow, I knew there was more going on behind the scene besides one persuasive man.

[@linksbetweendrinks7032]

Good for you. Keep growing.

[@feedback1814]

The bloke who thought he was a Jedi Master, has got to be one of the funniest things I have witnessed this year. The way he was demolished in the real fight was entertainment for the viewer, total embarrassment for the martial arts 'master'

[@Clyde_Frog]

Got to love how all of those "master" react like they're taking a punch for the very first time of their lives, instantly grabbing their head and acting confused AF

[@washinours]

Wont ever get old, the cold hard impact of reality ahah

[@eduffy4937]

That's because they have never actually fought. Just queer dancing.

[@chicodalianis8004]

These are self proclaimed masters tho…. i used to spar with people who practiced akido and these guys in the video suck at it….

[@eduffy4937]

@@ambientvibes4301 it's because Kung fu is the equivalent of a pilates class. Gay.

[@eduffy4937]

@@ambientvibes4301 that's about it. They both teach you how to fight equally as well too

[@Kyle11011]

“Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the mouth” - Mike “The 🐐” Tyson

[@nate-404]

Facts

[@Skeleleman]

Having your social credit lowered for exposing scams and lies is peak antiutopia.

[@ellin67]

Antiutopia is not a word.

[@justsomewhitedude8349]

Dystopia is the word you require.

[@fugoo8912]

As someone who’s trained martial arts my whole life… ego is rampant and a helluva thing.

[@birdsteak9267]

Ego is a self-defense mechanism, it function in the same way as we need to physically make ourselves look bigger and stand our ground if a Bear is charging at us, except that it is more a psychological self-defense, when for example if someone tries to belittle you or gaslight you, the ego can be a very useful tool. But it can turn quite bad when/if we inflate our own sense of self (which is likely to happen in Martial Arts as we learn these cool moves right) because most people don't actually get to test themselves, to be challenged which is a good way to actually know where they actually stand , it ihelps us maintain a sense of reality. It is easy to substitute real experience with an fantasy if the fantasy is all that we to base ourselves on and fantasy have no limitations, it can be quite brainwashing and self-deceptive, which of course, at the same time comes with a lot of deep rooted insecurities (Such as fear) and that is when the Ego start blowing up, in situations that pokes at our insecurities and we start to lose control. The ego will always build psychological barriers around our insecurities, depending on how severe our insecurities are, it can be quite quite toxic for ourselves and be an toxic experience for people around us. The best way to break through that barrier is to face an actual challenge , but the issue is that the ego within ourselves can prevent us from making that choice as a way to protect ourselves from psychological pain, we start fabricating excuses, such as: Oh to me Martial Arts are only about peace and serenity, it's for self-defense etc, etc, which basically is us hiding behind a morale high-ground, which at the same time is a way of flaunting superiority through unecessary cowardice (I am not saying War is good, and that we should attack people is a good thing and that peace and serenity is bad, but we would be quite inexperienced with our level of self-defense if we actually doesn't go through proper challenges which hardens us, which can be a positive thing for everyone involved in this process, a mutual benefit aswe learn best through pain. That it at least that our real abilitirs should be learned in a controlled environment, of course it is good to learn ethics at the same time, to have guidelines that prevent us from abusing our biological weapon, can be a bonding experience for all involved in a friendly exchange of experienc, if we are honest about ourselves, there is no humiliation to worry about either, it's training and everyone leaves that mat better for it, either as friends, experience or both)... But we need challenges to really know ourselves, not rely on fragile fantasies of how we wish to see ourselves, that can lead to a lot of humiliation because at some point people want us to walk the talk.

[@bingle12765]

Ego is a helluva drug

[@thesalamilids]

@@birdsteak9267not reading all that

[@SaltStorm007]

THANK YOU, ARAKO!! When people cover this guy they NEVER say how he has been punished for calling these guys out! He even had to drive for over a day to one of those matches because he couldn’t take any form of transportation💯IMO, ARAKO is one of the best! He always tells it like it is! Hope that you and the fam have a blessed one, ARAKO....along with everyone else watching 💯🙏Recently Had a ☠️in the family so I haven’t been on here in a min & I am finally catching up on your videos.

[@Sniperboy5551]

I’ve actually heard about it before, he is a Chinese hero. He isn’t afraid to speak up, even though it’s tanking his social credit score.

[@Laughing_Chinaman]

he's also forced to fight in blue clown face paint to humiliate him, it doesn't work, it just makes his wins better

[@SaltStorm007]

@@Laughing_Chinaman You are 100%....I completely forgot that they made him do that to try and embarrass him but it ended yo doing the opposite💯Hope that you and yours have a blessed one, buddy🙏

[@Under-Kaoz]

Also dont forget to mention he couldnt drive or get housing where he wanted because of the social credit score. Which is not far off from normal credit scores. Democrats in league with big tech are trying to bring the same here.

[@-Grizzly_]

rest in peace to whoever died, they are in a better place now

[@clintonnagy1662]

Many blessings to you Mad DOG for exposing bullshido we see on the internet. You are a true warrior. May your spirit stay strong.

[@Brother_Red]

The aikido guy actually has a wholesome resolution. He learned from this, quit Aikido, and started training properly functional self defense

[@scudger99]

He's not the first one to do so. I doubt he'll be the last either.

[@allensheets9369]

now that is good news

[@dashikibraxton5537]

Facts. And honestly that’s all you need. An Ass whooping. Like no bullshit. Think about the first time any of us got in the ring or octagon and sparred. Remember that one “hit” that gave you that “oh shit” epiphany ? It’s the same with styles. We learn so much from combat. Nothing wrong with taking a loss , some of us gotta learn more than others . For me, it was covering up my ribs…for aikido man, it was abandoning aikido.

[@felixfedre518]

There's nothing wrong with Aikido, or any other fighting form, it's the fighter. There is no fighting style under the sun that can make you a "good fighter". Only you can do that. Hate to sound like a guy with a long white beard, but it's true.

[@Brother_Red]

@@felixfedre518 While I agree, it's only to an extent. Some martial arts are just plain and simple bad for combat, especially against people who know what they’re doing. Aikido, Tai-Chi, and Sumo being prime examples of that. MMA is an excellent demonstration of what works and what doesn't. Since it takes skillsets from countless fighting arts and shows which comes out on top. It's not a perfect example, but it's the best one by far. I can't tell you how many Aikido jagoffs came into the Kenpo studio I used to train at just to challenge one of our Sifus before getting prompltly throttled. Kenpo has many flaws too, many of their skills simply aren't practical in application and some can even be just brute forced through. My biggest problem is the stance that they taught, but that's not the point.

[@grantlawrence4600]

This is legitimately some of the funniest mock fighting I've seen. Ever. I can barely breathe. I love it.

[@rnkmode1876]

Kung-fu guy had no answer for a simple straight right punch, multiple times lol

The way in that the CCP treated Mad Dog is insane. Count Dankula has an excellent mad lad video on him that is definitely a must watch.

[@apersonontheinternet8006]

Thanks, gonna watch that now.

[@fatguyonalittlebike3336]

Bro everything in china is fake or for show.. it’s scary af honestly because people actually believe them usually

[@JoaoPereira-jo5kp]

yeah China threw everything including the kitchen sink to the guy and he powered through it. They treated him almost like a slave

[@crustybomb115]

i found out about him thru some people covering a few of his fights, danks video covering the background context at each point is absolutely great.

[@papa_pt]

At least they haven't disappeared him yet

[@ProsperNyawuza]

5:47 This slap is so satisfyingly loud 😂. Bro got the taste slapped outta him!

[@aleksmeetsworld6873]

as a person who trains MMA, this hurts me on a spiritual level.

[@ExMachina70]

08:51 You fools! This is the classic "Falling Tree" defense. The MMA guy was soon to meet his doom. You can see he was stumped after he hit him.

[@tmboiog]

It took a while to get this but when I did it was funny asf

[@wheelofcheese100]

😂😂😂😂 falling tree defense 😂😂😂😂 funny AF Edit : I dying laughing over here lol

[@wheelofcheese100]

@@tmboiog Same 😂 First time I was wondering wtf. Then it clicked

[@TheStoicNinja]

9:59 Don't forget the "Sleeping Dragon" defense. It’s for tricking your opponents into thinking you have passed out but in reality you are just pretending. Once your opponent has realised their foolishness, they have already lost.

[@Laneous14]

You're not wrong, though. I would be terrified I had just committed manslaughter on a delusional old man in front of 100 witnesses.

[@rob8810]

I know it’s fake but how do they get other people to participate in this and be serious the entire time?😂

[@ko-Daegu]

will these Chinese propoganda has been going on hunder+ years for someone who grew up & raised accross multiple asian countries This is one of those things we believed as young kids .

[@ShelCorporation]

Money

[@CollaredConsulting]

They get duped into going along.

[@Joseph32547]

They all have social credit scores. Got to play along with all the 💩 to live.

[@nawnomadnan9874]

It gave them the sense of belonging to something greater, that's why nobody want to admit the lie, or they'll be removed from this elite thing they got.

[@Epicvillev90]

Oh man, the Aikido guy getting a complete reality check was so good 😂😂😂

[@justinseiyanyx6092]

Oh man this was too fun to see. Also kinda sad that these martial arts are found lacking in an actual confrontation. I might take up boxing tho

[@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302]

Been boxing for about a year now, best exercise I've ever gotten. You gain a lot of body control, you'll build muscle while burning calories, and with something to actually learn and practice it'll hold your interest.

[@anthonymarquez4617]

Great for self-defense.

[@greybushgames1]

Boxing and wrestling is what I know and it works out fine for me..I also took a few bjj classes but that was just to learn a couple submissions I could transfer into from my wrestling in case I ever get into a fight again and it goes to the ground like 90% of street fights do lol..

[@toasterowens8916]

its not that the martial arts are lacking, its 1. almost no martial art is strong enough to be used entirely on its own in an MMA type setting 2. These niggas are lying about their skill 3. tai chi is a martial art of slow but purposeful movements that is used for self defense, not aggressive action. even then its not even supposed to be one of the strongest arts

[@laserbeam444maddness7]

@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302I’ve been thinking of getting into boxing but I’m just worried about the brain damage that may be caused because of it

[@ThatPaintballGuy]

Having boxed in college I learned that there’s an easy factor to determine a wise & great instructor; if one of their biggest lessons (if not the first) is to avoid the confrontation all together then that right there tells you more than enough. “Great instructors teach their art as a last resort…not the default option…” Edit: whenever anyone says that they want to get into a fight to see what it’s like I offer a simple service to help them prep; “let me bop you on the nose so you can anticipate the shock when it happens in real life” 😂

[@tonyt5218]

Yep even a 10% jab to the face is a stark reality reminder. Not good haha

[@alacarte8635]

I don't do martial arts and only viewed this as it appeared in my stream. I'm probably over analysing things but I've read to many stories about one punch kills not doing by guys built like tanks but because person was killed by hitting head on concrete pavement. The possibility of legal consequences brought on yourself by engaging in violence is strong and is another reason for as you say avoid confrontation to be only down as a last resort

[@markfergerson2145]

@@alacarte8635One punch kills are indeed possible, with the victim effectively dead before they begin to fall. Usually it’s due to unusual combinations of factors like pre-existing injury, slightly unusual anatomy, the punch not landing the way it was intended, the victim’s neck muscles not being properly tensed and so forth. A good example is the old “shatter the nose bone and drive the shards into the brain” claim. If it were easy to do there would have been a lot more dead boxers, but it has happened.

[@darbyheavey406]

Boxing is a sport…the goal is to score clean punches. It’s not a confrontation- it’s competition.

[@andrewt.5567]

@@darbyheavey406 Sure, there are willing participants and a ref and such. But a lot of people learn some sort of fighting in order to use it outside of the gym. They are saying a good coach reminds to not take their new skills out and look for fights. Having a 0-0 street record is a good thing.

[@matzeh1985]

Rule 1 in MMA: Stay away from anyone called "mad dog"

[@Nightwatch9111]

As Mike Tyson once said everybody’s got a plan until they get punched in the face!! 😂

[@Sulamanjansulttaani]

Yes. Tyson said it once. Internet said it 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 times

[@liamgross7217]

@@Sulamanjansulttaaniyes, as Tyson once said…

[@anon2427]

Especially when you’ve never been punched in the face like these “masters”. How can you call yourself a master when you’ve never even been hit before? Many such cases😂

[@cpierson8604]

So they believe their own horseshit and end up losing but always their is an excuse of why their mind blowing powers didn't work

[@krzysztofbielas1478]

Delusion of these people is terrifying

[@ABOOOD328]

They lie so much that they begin to believe they’re own lies. Embarrassing.

[@pryce4917]

A lot of these " traditional fighting styles" are simply a form of choreographed dance (excluding the delusional scam artists). It's art and when done right it can look amazingly beautiful. It IS NOT a form of self defence and the sooner they learn to accept that, the better (and safer) they will be.

[@isaacyeon6334]

Really depends on who is teaching it, but these days yeah traditional martial arts isn’t treating martial arts like what they’re supposed to be: the art of defense

[@Matty80822]

thats why its an art

[@x340x]

i mean yeah, but i still thing that actual traditional martial artist, like kung fu, would have a leverage over random guy on the street in a brawl. maybe not over mma guy in a cage but in most real life scenarios definitely

[@pryce4917]

@@x340x I agree, and for context, my comment is based on top tier trained fighters, the traditional fighting styles just cannot compare to a well rounded MMA fighter or boxer, yet they still think they can get in a ring with them.

[@scotthoffmaster4600]

​@@pryce4917Top tier trained fighterd in alot of these forms absolutely could hold their own against a like skilled mma or boxer. Thing is none of these people are. And most that are you will never know as they are as humble as they are skilled. Bulldog doesnt call out the real masters just the fake ones because the real ones arent the problem!

[@jessedebter4408]

In the middle of a street fight….. Hold on, Time out, time out, stop for a second…. I need a redo!! Start over!! redo, Redo, REDO

[@vexu7366]

I don't think I've ever heard someone get slapped that hard in my life. Kudos on him for staying conscious at least 😅

[@manher4335]

Lmao you heard that? Slapped him loud and silly

[@FinnessedX]

Old man tried to use the force but forgot to pay the man first 😂

[@thergal]

The Yoda master was hillarious just looking at people and they fall over, maybe he just has really bad breath?

[@gordonneverdies]

Nothing hits harder than reality.

[@patwhocares7009]

The problem is that they confuse art with a real fight. They will punch you faster then you can grab them and they will not follow your lead to grab a hand so you can do something fancy. Punch to the head, kick in the groin and it is usually over. It is not like in the movies where scenes are done for viewership and not reality.

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

I took Tai Chi lessons for a while, the meditative form. My teacher, a great friend of mine and also a decades long student of kung fu who used to travel to China for tournaments, basically told me that Tai Chi is based on a fighting form, but you don't really want to rely on it if you're in a fight. Fights are too unpredictable. Like Mike Tyson said... everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.

[@aceambling7685]

Tai Chi and Aikido (properly practiced) are good for improving balance, fine motor control, and core strength, but so are Yoga and Pilates. The problem Im seeing here is guys training full time what should be a supplamentary discipline, then becoming insecure when they realize theyve wasted an inordinant amount of time doing fancy stretches and are unable to defend themselves (also a lot of these guys go to these disciplines because they are afraid to really fight and see it as a "get out of fight free" card). Insecurity compounds with Dunning-Kruger and thats how you end up with these goofs claiming they cant be defeated.

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

@@aceambling7685 Exactly, really good description of it.

[@anon2427]

Tai chi is worthless in a fight any other assessment is deusion

[@anon2427]

@@aceambling7685just about any other form of calisthenics, yoga, or legitimate martial art is better for core strength than tai chi, most tai chi practitioners are slender and do not have well conditioned cores

[@meghancass3187]

Tai chi to me seems more like mindfulness training like yoga or something. Repetitive motions to achieve a meditative state. I've never done either so I don't really know

[@isntax]

Thanks for the video! Fraud should always be exposed. One could easily liken it to extreme religious or political worship.

[@ArseAllowance]

At least that wing chun guy lasted almost a round, he had the will to really fight, unlike all the others

[@CatchTheMarmosets]

The will to fight doesnt mean u have skill tho

[@stevenuniverse7180]

The worst lies are the ones we tell ourself

[@strangelee4400]

'Amen' 😉

[@jasonmoquin]

Yep. Embarrassingly enough, this happened to me, too. 6 hardcore years of learning 3 different forms, got my butt knocked out the very first legit fight I ended up in. 19 years old.....street fight with a lippy little punk...dude was 6 inches shorter than me and had started learning to box about 2 years earlier. I never saw it coming. He stepped in with 5 well-placed shots to my solar-plexus and head. Had me on the ground before I could even TRY to block. In my opinion, if you're going to invest your time and money, boxing and BJJ is the way to go.

[@kalinandonov2799]

The way you described it, there's nothing to be embarrassed of. I only hope you did not suffer some lasting damage.

[@2adamast]

An aikido guy i knew was asked by a taller boxer, he kicked him nearly through the knee. That was mma before mma, but not really a surprise.

[@BigChungus-zg6zw]

It takes guts to admit it. Props.

[@joefawcett2191]

Even Bruce Lee said a guy who's been doing western wrestling and boxing for a year can beat a martial artist who's been training for 15 years

[@Hemingway5000]

​@@2adamastan aikido guy never won a fight in history 🤡 stop the cap. Little girls beat up aikido wimps

[@Stoic_grimace]

Love Mad Dog! Watching him clean the clocks of these scammers never gets old.

[@brodrickflowers117]

"Aikido, when properly trained--" Oh so THAT'S the reason it wasn't working!

[@ifanythingwhat9001]

I'm all fairness, he did successfully neutralise the threat by tapping out

[@brodrickflowers117]

@ifanythingwhat9001 he should work on not blocking those slaps with his face, though. But I'm no Aikido master, so what do I know?

[@ProphetRish]

People that run their mouth and try to hide are even more embarrassing than any of these dudes tbh...

[@meghancass3187]

Lol. I ran my mouth on a number of occasions but I meant it and wasn't hiding.

[@richardbullwood5941]

I couldn't imagine being a devotee of a two thousand-year-old martial art that doesn't even prevent me from getting knocked out with the very first punch someone throws

[@bobjohnson1633]

Well, when all of the people fighting you also use that 2000 year old fighting style. Nobody loses a sissy slap fight

[@aceambling7685]

Thats because its not actually 2000 years old. Kung Fu was invented by street performers and similar vagabonds during the Opium Wars a couple hundred ears ago.

[@carlwoods4564]

Well said. Made me laugh too.

[@carlwoods4564]

​​@@aceambling7685Nah it is descended from sets of exercises developed by Bodhidharma an Indian Monk taught to Shaolin monks for health.

[@richardbullwood5941]

@@aceambling7685 that is absolutely not true. Its Origins precede the birth of Christ. Shaolin and Daoist monks were among the first to develop it as a martial art. And the weird thing? All of this is easily researchable, so making a bizarre statement like it being a couple hundred years old is very odd.

[@Btas4life]

I love how Maddog did the great saiyaman "ally of justice" pose mid fight...🤣

[@jakekunz5168]

Ok but why he always fighting them at some charity looking setting or a red carpet 😂😂

[@MadFiggs-kp1ci]

the credit hit just shows how petty some cultures can be

[@hodgee4199]

well it's coming to the west very soon, so start preparing

[@leroilapue15]

We already have it in Canada and like good Communists 99% of people pretend it doesnt exist!

[@SaltStorm007]

This is one of my favorite series💯💪Hope that everyone has a blessed one🙏

[@Lovely_Shadz]

You as well🙏

[@SaltStorm007]

@@Lovely_Shadz Appreciate you, Shadz💯🙏Too many people are Douche Canoes nowadays....nice to see people that aren’t!

[@calmandtranquility9668]

Mike Tyson said it best "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face"

[@aquashkhar7351]

you missed the best part about 'Mad Dog'. They gave him that name to humiliate him, but he embraced it and it's the reason why he makes weird faces after he threw that one guy on the red carpet to the ground.

[@luniz4209]

I appreciate you out here exposing bullshit artists every day from every walk of life. There's no higher calling these days. As far as Aikido goes I think it was intentionally developed to be a more safe form of "combat exercise" rather than an actual fighting technique, but we all know why that doesn't get used as a selling point.

[@skylarkcs3863]

Does aikido work? Sure, though i would say it's situational, i wouldnt depend on it as my main martial art, i would rely on my boxing training as a plan B as boxing was my first martial art.

[@jnew2162]

It took for Bruce Lee to get his back broken for him to realize that Kung Fu had legitimate flaws. This caused him to create Jeet Kune Do, which mixed elements of Kung Fu with American boxing.

[@TheeOnlyDjinn]

It works only in 2 ways, that there are always lessons you can learn from seeing a new perspective and there are certain locks that can be valuable but as a whole the art is outdated and rarely enforceable in a street fight, boxing and simple ground game knowledge (as the average fight last only 7 seconds standing) will always provide better options. You're boxing will serve you far better than what Steven Seagal wants you to believe. @@skylarkcs3863

[@ethanwilliams1880]

​@@skylarkcs3863 Wrestling is probably the best use of your time if you want a "real" martial art. Mma is the only other one I can think of that matters. Obviously if your opponent is total trash, anything goes.

[@murielredondo1261]

​@@ethanwilliams1880would you recommend the same for a 5'2 122 lb girl?

[@clapdrix72]

The little shuffle footsteps of the Tai Chi guys just slay me man 😂😂😂

[@tonyhudson8235]

Its not what you train in, its what you train for. No matter how good you are, if youve had no combat experience you'll lose against someone with combat experience.

[@elguapo7970]

Imagine spending all your life mastering a style that can be undone by anyone with a guard and a half decent jab/cross combo 😂

[@andrewhite4431]

What are you talking about, you are giving those masters too much credit. 1. They didn't train period. 2. It's anyone who can make a fist can dismantle their art.

[@FranQieTrois]

I trained under a Tae Kwon Do Master and I doubt he would have boasted himself into a challenge like that, he was humble and respectful toward the skills of another no matter what their discipline and probably roll his eyes at the charlatans. Rarely did he show off in a class let alone the Public. He is a good friend of my family and one night we were is guest for dinner, he had had a bit much to drink...hooch from the back room at a Korean restaurant in Baltimore(one would be amazed at the speakeasy atmosphere of some of these places behind the right doors). He was a little bit disorderly, staggering mostly when we left and were walking down the street and some cops started in on him. In about 2 mins. we had 10 officers on the scene...he must have seemed like an easy target for the BCP to flex on...nope...drunk he disarmed and beat 9 of their asses collectively in about 30 seconds...the 10th, disarmed, held his hands up and stepped back and called for assistance as Master Kim quietly and politely surrendered by sitting himself in the back of the closest police cruiser and spent the night in jail. He was not charged for anything and released with the respect of the Baltimore City Police and later hired as a training consultant for the SRT officers. It was the baddest ass thing I have ever seen in a "fight" especially in a city where the cops and the criminals usually shoot it out. Yep, Masters are people too and can over celebrate...he is a little guy of about 5'4"...imagine a drunken Yoda. He was so fast it defied logic.... Here's since this seems to be doubted: www.bluedragoncincy.com/grandmaster-kim.html

[@grenade8572]

The best part of uour comment is "imagine drunken Yoda". My goodness, your master is a good one!

[@nellbigavell8113]

100% BS

[@novamagician2425]

Man got his head rattled so hard that he started walking in 700ms lag

[@adammckenzie6074]

The art of blocking went out the window for these guys

[@PR1ME98]

I have done aikido and tbh its not practical. Its meant to diffuse conflict WITHOUT causing harm to either you or your opponent. Our master kept it real with us and said: “It is meant to DIFFUSE/DEFEND. It is purely ALL defensive and evasive, if you wanna hurt someone then go study something else” And its true. If you look at real aikido matches/practitioners, you will notice that there are ABSOLUTELY ZERO OFFENSIVE MOVES.

[@joh_kun5530]

Which is useless since there's a saying that goes along the lines of: "You have to know the attack to know how to defend it." Not to mention Aikido's systems of testing are purely based on technique and against other Aikido techniques or attacks that not even the most unathletic couldn't produce.

[@Alexein455]

I used to do Aikido, but when I defended myself on the street, I also used fists and kicks... Our troop had a practical self-defense seminar every year where we cut Aikido down to just practical techniques and added classical strikes. The best thing is to have a black belt in karate and then do aikido for fun :D

[@cjdowney4444]

I trained in Aikido, as well as several martial arts. Aikido was created by literally taking every effective and dangerous technique out of Akijujutsu at a time when training an actual martial art in japan was illegal. The result was a system of movement, based on a martial art. It can be fun to train, it can be beneficial to your physical and mental health, as long as you don't try to use it in a fight. I trained for three months in college as an actual college course and in every class, I showed the ultimate ineffectiveness of Aikido as a martial art. I also used my previous experience in other martial arts to show my fellow students how to alter the techniques to actually make them effective. My instructor didn't like that very much, and actually told me to stop doing it. He also didn't like the paper I wrote at the end of the class, systematically tearing Aikido apart, which was titled, "Aikido, Not a Martial Art." The following and final class of the semester, he singled me out, tried to prove a point to me and the rest of the class, and every single thing he tried to do to me failed. I never struggled, I never fought back, I just stood their with a completely bored and unaffected expression on my face while he failed to use pressure points, leverage and brute force to throw me on the mat. Finally he just stood their for a moment looking at me with anger in his eyes, and then asked me to leave the Dojo. I bowed respectfully to him, walked off the mat, turned and bowed respectfully to the rest of the class and walked out. About half of the class followed me! Greatest victory I could have asked for!

[@BADWOLF-cs6ow]

The Steven segal art of fighting. Lmao.😂

[@thatboijeyy]

5:33 has me in tears. Left himself wide open 😂

[@vaslikcentenov7677]

That's the funniest sh*t I've seen on this compilation, what the hell is even that?😅

[@Crystal4ya]

Me too😂🤣🤣😫🤣

[@warrenlewis3977]

That dude NEVER been in a real fight before lol, that's why these unfortunate people are always "shocked" when they get hit.😮

[@spaideman7850]

this is super funny. long hair long goatee trying to pretend cool and wise..haahaa.. punch them till they wake up from their dream.

[@toditron]

0:04 The masters might target him for revealing the secret art of watermelon bruising.

[@boilinghell]

Your videos are like an island of reason in an ocean of insanity 🖖

[@fusion.s242]

W comment

[@dagbot8297]

The deal with a vast majority of Far Eastern Martial Arts is that they have been neutered as fighting styles and are more like "lifestyle" disciplines, like yoga. There's a long history of governments cracking down on martial arts to the point that they are quite literally shells of their former selves. Its honestly kind sad.

[@Emil-Antonowsky]

Bullshit. Circus tricks my friend.

[@mchinZR]

Nah shits always been lame 😂

[@kimkhoitruong5991]

indeed the war back then was about who got the more control so people with certain set of skills like Sword skill or martial tented to be recruit or depose off

[@ThinPicks]

To find out what's real you probably have to go to a real combat/war zone. In Burma (Myanmar now) there's a martial art called Bando, very very tough, and tested by the military.

[@TheAustralian1x]

Thank you mad dog! All these other guys are just disrepectful dreamers

[@sandilejr]

5:28 "tf are you doing "got me😂😂😂

[@Wavy2402]

“FAKE TOUGH GUYS ALWAYS GET EXPOSED 😂!!!!”

[@ericswain4177]

It's really funny how they justify why they got their asses kicked for weird reasons. Like in real life, you get to pick and choose who attacks you.

[@skullkrab]

As someone who does northern shaolin, I find these clips hilarious. Fake martial artists never fail to crack me up.

[@electricion712]

The issue is that some of these traditional Chinese martial arts such as “Tai chi” are either outdated or weren’t meant for combat. So even if these guys were legitimate masters, they would still lose to people who train in actual combative martial arts.

[@rustyjones7908]

It's like the 80's in the US where every dojo promised that they could teach forbidden techniques that could kill a man with a touch. I guess "tai chi will help you retain mobility and energy as you age" doesn't have the same market despite being more generally useful.

[@rustyjones7908]

@@noggintube that's exactly why Bruce Lee invented Jeet Kun Do, because he discovered wing chun was useless in an actual situation.

[@pt4m]

"Its better to bruise my face rather to bruise my ego"!

[@leemcunu]

That slap at 5:40 got me dead😂😂😂

[@nate-404]

"I'm out" 🤣🤣🤣

[@dumahdrummer654]

Pillock has been watching too many Steven segal movies

[@Madvillian83]

This will always be my favorite series the master found out real quick this shit isn’t a game haha keep up the great content arako respect

[@tannerjohn910]

Lol that slap jutsu got him cast a hand sign spell "time out" Lmao

[@jonsno3611]

1:30 had me in tears 😂😂😂 The perfect way to explain the lunacy…

[@edturner9670]

Some of these clips never get old. The palm of reality is swift and stings like a MOFO. I think delusional martial arts BS will always be alive and kicking despite how many real world examples you have to go by. I think part of the issue is that some folks love the idea of taking short cuts or the easy, far less painful path that doesn't involve hard work. Some learn after getting hit real hard in the face for the first time while others never wake up from their delusional dream and will always find an excuse, i.e. "My chi was off balance.. the celestial blood moon wasn't in allignment.. somebody sniped me from behind with mind bullets.."

[@joostdriesens3984]

It was ME, I am the mind sniper! I DARE any physical bullet sniper to face me off in a sniper battle to the death!! 😂

[@chapter4444]

Don't tell anybody what you can do. That way, whether you lose or win... you still seem pretty good 😂

[@echoesofmalachor3700]

Guess it’s mandatory for aikido fighters to also suffer from Seagal personality disorder

[@williammccullough2466]

​@InevitableOption-ic2vxand judging from his physique, he's been eating plenty of donuts as well...

[@beefcakesensei]

The one where the dude just slaps the other guy is a timeless classic

[@zhuff56]

"This guy who is apparently Yoda" 😂

[@Im_Not_From_Around_Here]

I found this extremely entertaining, haven't laughed so hard in a long time.

[@TheKnightofAwesomeness]

Joe Rogan be having field days with these 😂

[@estibon3872]

These "masters" watchin too much anime and movies...

[@stepheninczech]

Props to them for stepping up and taking a beating. Better than making up an excuse not to fight and keep running their little cults.

[@viktor821]

Dude these muppets getting pummeled is top notch content and so satisfying

[@estern001]

This video might get you on JRE. Joe loves this stuff!

[@BWater-yq3jx]

He's already looked at most of these; they've been around awhile.

[@Xuhybrid]

They hit the floor so fast like they've never been punched before in their life.

[@andrewt.5567]

It is very possible that the students are not allowed to hit them. They long forgot what a hit feels like. And perhaps the instructors they had hen young were also noodles.

[@markanthonyvillamor601]

that wingchun dude unleashed 19 strikes to just tickle mad dog

[@user-es6gq6wd9w]

9:16 still wiping the blood from his nose lol.

[@amin7581]

I thought it was tears from losses 😅

[@ZoroTheSamurai]

5:17 brodie put an invisible hula hoop on him lmao 😂😂💀💀