5 Embarrassing Knockout Shots - You Won't Believe How Easy They Are!

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"Get ready to witness the most savage knockouts and punches in the history of combat sports. In this video, we have compiled five of the most brutal knockouts and punches that will leave you in awe. From the devastating uppercut to the jaw-cracking hook, these punches will make you cringe and marvel at the same time. Watch as fighters unleash their full power and knock their opponents out cold. Whether you're a fan of boxing, MMA, or kickboxing, these knockouts and punches are sure to impress you. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be blown away by the Top 5 Most Brutal Knockouts and Punches Compilation Videos."
The video teaches techniques for successful American boxing, including targeting specific areas, using a modular fighting stance, and utilizing pressure point strikes for immediate knockouts.
00:00 Knockout #5
01:25 Learn how to knock someone out with a tap on the chin and the difference between non-lethal and lethal strikes in combat sports.
02:28 Knockout #4
03:23 Learn a powerful punch combo with an outside step and looping hook, striking with the inside of your fist.
04:30 Whip your opponent with a powerful inside shot to the head and take them offline.
05:30 Knockout #3
05:34 Learn how to faint and land a head shot in boxing to take down your opponent.
08:08 Knockout #2
09:47 Learn to transfer weight and deliver powerful strikes by targeting pressure points for immediate knockouts.
11:07 Knockout #1
11:37 Use pressure point strikes to take down an attacker by targeting specific nerves, but be cautious not to hit too hard.
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[@lalonguecarabine4952]

"Everybody has a face till they get punched in the plan" Tyson (post Douglass)

[@muumarlin1731]

LOL!!

[@Toecutter875]

😂😂😂 good one

[@deltawhiskey1398]

The feint to the mid-section followed by the hook to the head was one of Mike Tyson's favorite shots....except he would actually connect to the body and then throw the hook because he was so freaking fast...usually followed by a uppercut from the other hand...then a overhand shot...basically a four punch combination.

[@andyhoughtaling6319]

Typically guys never survived step 2 lol

[@branded72]

I was about to say the exact same thing man. Tyson used that right hook to the body, a right uppercut to the head and then a left hook to the head - if his opponent was still standing, that is. And yeah, he also loved the combo you referenced. We’re talking about small tweaks he made depending on the situation. Luckily, I’m old enough that I was able to watch Tyson come up. I was in high school and I think Mike caused more fights than anyone or anything back then. We all wanted to emulate him and we tried every chance we got.

[@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81]

It's not fainting... it's feinting.

[@chriswaters2327]

now you tell me

[@johneyon5257]

@@chriswaters2327 fainting might be a good tactic

[@RedStoneWhite]

We understand what he meant lol

[@johnprosser55]

Thank you

[@benjaminlim3921]

Well if get hit u will faint

[@robertrichard2322]

KO buttons, there are 5... chin, upper lip, jaw, temple, base of skull. It does not take too much power, just precision and this will put 90% of people out cold, the other 10% have incredibly strong necks and know how to take a bunch... those guys are very dangerous

[@ErWo75]

Without a bag or a partner it’s hard to get “the feel” doing the strikes.

[@user-nt1yb5kr8x]

its all about getting the energy into the opponents body. One way I like to look at it is "displacing the opponents mass with your fist and forearm". Basically whatever space your opponent's head/neck occupies, replace it with your limb. With the right technique/force they will have to move or get crushed/K.O.d.

[@Dave-oh2sv]

Outstanding practical and simple

[@Krebstar100]

If you think you'll knock someone out with one shot, youre in for a bad time. Nothing works 100% of the time. Could tou knock someone out in one shot? Sure, but it isn't a guarantee. Dont train thinking one technique is all you need.

[@DanielArthur_profile]

To be fair, I didn't see anyone actually get knocked out until the last one. That said, I accidently knocked someone out with a neck strike (he leaned into it and I barely struck him). Became a believer after that. He described how it felt and told me never to touch him again.

[@8HaveSeen8]

Karate chop?

[@jacksonterrance8833]

Great video

[@kissofthecobra3761]

What this proves is you don't need fancy moves to end a fight. Actually, just understanding natural human physiology and kinetic energy is enough to make these moves work. A lot of what I've trained in is similar to what you see here. These are good simple backup moves that everyone should know. While I normally would stay away from courses like this from what I see in this short demonstration, I have a feeling that it's not bullshito but real-world knowledge from high-class martial art instructors.

[@kissofthecobra3761]

@Remain Nameless No, I'm saying I have trained extensively in various martial arts and I know how human physiology works. These methods are not based on assumption but on actual martial art principles. I find it funny when people claim certain methods do not work without extensive training. These methods come down to personal training LOL, you are not going to learn top-level kickboxing are what have you from instructional DVDs. I only commented on them from my own personal experience and normally would never even consider any of these self-help DVDs/ Also did you buy the set and are you going to tell me about how it's all Bullshito? Fine, that's you but also yes you can strike the neck for KOs even in the ring so I don't know what you are talking about. Some of the top-tier kickboxers have KO'ed trained combatants with kicks to the neck. The neck is a very sensitive organ and with the right training you can even do chokes that will KO a person in literally seconds and can kill a person potentially in a minute are less no joke. And that's very realistic, there have been cases even of abusive spouses that have killed their partners with simple chokes you can learn in BJJ. I'm not going to bore you further feel free to research it on your own accord.

[@kissofthecobra3761]

@Remain Nameless Only If you can't make sense out of it. I can't speak for the whole DVD but you mention boxing so you don't think a cross to the body is a good way to get a person to react with a flinch while you then return with a hook to the jaw? I honestly see nothing out of range only the assumption that there is an easy fix. If you want to learn combat just go learn a system in person it's a lot better than any DVD can do. In fact, If I have to put my two cents in I'll add that many of the techniques are not going to be of value without prior martial art experience. A lot of people just can't throw a boxing punch and as easy as it is for me to do a right cross still I fill that you would be hard-pressed to think that a DVD can cover everything. It can't and it's unrealistic to assume it can. A right cross is really easy for me but do I think the techniques in the video are pointless just because some Joe Blow isn't going to know how to throw a right cross? NO. If you think this is bad you haven't seen anything. Trust me there are some really cheesy self-defense tapes out there. But I digress because I don't you have seen the whole DVD and I know I haven't.

[@Ryooken]

The only thing you have to be careful with these types of techniques is that you have to look out for your opponent to do the unexpected. It only works if you can sucker them in. If you can't sucker them in you need a different approach. You should only use finishing moves when you know what their reaction will be.

[@flylerdurden1999]

Say that when someone is repeatedly punching you real hard 😂 all that will go out the window 😂

[@kissofthecobra3761]

@@flylerdurden1999 I think you miss the point. Even in boxing a simple jab can KO a person. I could use a backfist to the temple and knock a person out and you can also kill a person with a good strike to the temple. If you know how to fight you don't need to repeadly punch someone ''Real Hard'' this is assinine, anyone who studies the bodies weakness knows one strike is all it takes. Also though while many people think karate is useless etc, a good point is to know is how to strike with your palm because believe it are not depending on the situation a right cross is not always Ideal. I literally just talked to a guy less than a weak ago who claimed to break bones in his hand from punching people when he would get into fights and he was a boxer lol. Karate can teach you quick strikes that are almost as powerful as boxing punches without the threat of hurting your hand. It's not like the movies where you punch are kick someone ten times and they get up to continue to fight when you are dealing with a trained killer.

[@CrazyMaori24]

Bad Ruttens street fighting self defence videos are the best

[@diegofranciscoguerragaray3137]

Thanks!

[@juliochingaling5824]

Excellent.

[@m3photo726]

“Basic American boxing punch” sounds really macho but at 06:10 most guys will just break their middle three proximal phalanges. If you don’t have padded gloves on and certainly if you don’t know how to punch always use an open palm. In any case number 1 is the one to use.

[@AdventuresofGraywolf]

I agree. If you know how to line things up and wind up your torso for the punch, all you need to do is get past his defenses and not get hit on the way. They go down pretty easily. If you don't know how to punch, you seriously should just find a friend that's been boxing or doing martial arts (that has an effective offensive component). It does take a bit to get it right, and in a real fight, you'll reduce to whatever you've trained the most, so you'll need to practice doing it the right way and not just know the right way. If you haven't done that, you should be using palm strikes or knifehand strikes, but even those can break your fingers. Elbow strikes are pretty failproof. If you decide to rush someone and have no training or actual fighting experience, once you get on the inside, as he's about to go down or even on the way, throw an elbow to the jaw just like a right/left cross. You don't get a lot of speed with those but you'd definitely have a lot of your bodyweight behind it, and it's highly unlikely you'll get hurt (unless something rare like hitting him in the teeth and his teeth dig into your elbow). Even that though, you won't be taken out of the fight and he probably will be

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

Boo hoo he hurt hes widdle hand

[@bartangel4867]

the body shot fallowed by the hook might be a good idea but what they forgot to show in this video is that you should duck under when delivering shot to the body. otherwise it will be pretty easy for an opponent to hit you with a jab also it should be mentioned that your lead leg should be outside of his lead leg. and it is a good idea to move his hand away to the inside with your lead hand so it is no threat to you. with your left hand hiss cross is more powerful than his jab but it is also slower so you might have better chance of hitting him before he hits you but you still need to duck under while delivering shot to the body be outside of his rear punch and it might be helpful to move his arm with your lead punch (although if you are far away outside regardless if you are using your right or your left it isn't always necessary but it often is a good idea) A left punch to the body will hit his liver doing lots of damage and then following it with a left hook that is a good idea as well. but once again usually you need to duck under his punch while delivering shot to the body.

[@MarkedInBlack]

Neck shots are legit. I like them better than hitting the face. You can do a quick neck shot and not worry about busting your knuckles or him spewing blood from a broken nose. I’ve done both to bar bullies, and much prefer the neck over striking the face. Just involves a little jab or palm strike distracting and a sidestep straight punch or hook type strike without the side step. I prefer the angle sidestep and straight right after the quick setup. Watch them drop.

[@czotheghostgmail]

You telling his face is harder then yo fist I gotta show you how to do it baby! gotta learn the one hitter quitter lmao but all serious face shots are very effective if u hit the person in the eyes,nose,cheek bone or side of jaw where u can break it

[@MarkedInBlack]

@@czotheghostgmail I’ve done all that, brother. After a guy dropped his head and I hit fist to forehead and busted my hand, I changed tactics. That was back in my competition boxing and bouncer days. I missed a competition because of that busted hand, so I started using open hand techniques more and neck punches on unruly, combative people outside the ring instead of hitting bone on bone without gloves.

[@czotheghostgmail]

@@MarkedInBlack that's funny I use open palms as well but I switch it up when I find that moment to strike the face safely

[@cinaannie7338]

THIS girl absolutely LOVES watching you guys!

[@lewiskeeffe8649]

Thanks for the explanation chad.

[@rossheikkila6959]

Thanks

[@FightFast]

Hey Ross! Thank you for the support!

[@joescott58]

Yeah, holly Has it wrong. This is a good demo. It’s real. Thanks.

[@goodyeoman4534]

I remember having a scrap at school. My opponent had tried to rugby tackle me to the ground. I dropped a few elbows straight down on the base of his skull. Didn't even realise he was out cold until I'd untangled myself and stepped back. His mate was in tears. But he started it so.

[@Thedoug369]

Don't punch above the shoulders with your fist fellers, there's a hundred little bones in there you can break. Just let em have the elbow across the chin or temple. Your elbow is way harder than your fist anyway and you can work in closer too. Take it from me, I've broken my hands more than a few times and as you age shit don't heal like it used to lol.

[@FightFast]

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[@scarface9617]

Its all about Transferring Your Weight from your Feet up to your Hips.. and Twist’n all that Torque out to the End of your Punch.. (simultaneously) at the exact Moment of Contact! 👊🏼😴💯

[@abazism]

Please make more videos

[@j.robertvillarreal5926]

Thanks guys. I know some of this stuff works because I have used it and who I got it from. The rest of it. I know it will work because I think I know who or where you got it from.

[@charlieperez2732]

Nice!👊

[@dwilliams8151]

Great vid

[@themantrah2359]

i love this....can someone please tell me the youtube channel of the guy teachng #1

[@FightFast]

Unfortunately Mike Serr doesn't have a KZbin channel.

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

At 7:00 there is a good chance you will injure your hand if you have any power on that punch?

[@georgebear4557]

A good big boxer always beats a bad little one.

[@jacksonterrance8833]

2nd video very nice. If using a punch the importance of the wrapping your fingers and thumb to contain the explosion should be said

[@edbutzwiggle4227]

aweet!

[@emmanuelbriggs5182]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dueydeebs5848]

How do I deal with the guy with dynamic leg movement? He doesn't drop his guard, he drops his entire stance. Should I drop my stance too? What if I don't have those knees?

[@FightFast]

Great question! Dynamic leg movement can be challenging to deal with in a self-defense situation, especially if you are not comfortable with dropping your stance. One option could be to focus on redirecting your attacker's movements, rather than trying to match them step for step. This can involve using techniques like body positioning and footwork to angle your opponent away from you and creating opportunities to strike or escape. Be sure to keep an eye out for our next video, it will touch more on this!

[@rogersmith8480]

AWESOME!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 EXCELLENT!!!!!!)))))👍👍😀😀👍👍👍👍👍

[@williamdelong8265]

1 is my favorite but I feint a jab to gut works every time.

[@christopherbenton4643]

That last one, "...I'm going to knock this man out", proceed to "knock him out", but falls to the ground extremely gently. Don't say you're going to knock someone out & then not actually do it. You give the appearances of bull-shit-o, just saying.

[@freespeech4023]

Have you tried walking away😂😂

[@billuk1413]

It’s interesting how in the 70s and 80s in martial arts this stuff was never mentioned. Don’t know if they were holding back or just did not know it.

[@21stCenturyTemplar.]

My guess is that these trigger point teachings in martial arts became more into it when chiropractor therapy became more regular. A physiotherapist or chiropractor mostly knows every nerve and trigger point in a body! I guess that those therapies were not an everyday thing before the 90's.

[@WColdblooded357W]

Number 3 works for sure. I knocked a dude out cold with straight right to the upper lip once

[@Rid3thetig3r]

Yeah, but he was 5 and you were 8.

[@theautodidacticman_]

Chad ain’t knocking nobody out with that right hook lol.

[@buddylee19082]

Is it just me or does the brother on the right, at @6:50, have 2 of his fingers fused together?

[@shirleymental4189]

Number 4. The occipital bone on the back of the head is rock hard. Sorry but no way would I be swinging a haymaker around the back of somebody's noggin. There's too much chance of busting your wrist and if it's not bust it will hurt and then numb up and be useless.

[@eschelar]

Same goes for number 5...

[@davefletch3063]

That feinting hook is more likely to have you eat the other mans jab

[@georgeafutujr.9369]

I used the Feinting Hook on 3 people and it worked very well 2 out of 3 times, especially if you duck into it!

[@davefletch3063]

@Based-Red-Pilled-Chad-Cel not a reliable assumption unless you fight children

[@davefletch3063]

@@georgeafutujr.9369 the way he demonstrated it? Most of the time people throw punches at the same time. The other guys punch would land right on the demonstrators jaw before he would land his hook. Would be better to feint to the body with the one hand and hook with the other to face, leaving no time for the opponent to get his shot in

[@georgeafutujr.9369]

@Dave Fletch Not true because everybody is expecting you to hook with both arms. I have actually done it while sparring in Krav Maga and Kajukenbo and I "woke my opponents up!" I hit them so hard! "The hardest strike is the one that you don't see coming." - Geoff Thompson

[@kennethshaheenjr.1164]

Is this 52 Blocks or is that a different style?

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

On the first technic, no concern of a broken hand?

[@marksimmo8626]

Lol in the first one he almost chins' himself with the other guys elbow 😅😅😅😂

[@gunnerhiro394]

Looks good - but when you're coming in - your right side is wide open - u could get clocked coming in.

[@mr.butler5938]

Some other nasty stuff. We gonna get into that.

[@mannyyoutube3259]

Are you with me? Dan: Nope🙅‍♂️ Long-haired dude: OK, let's keep going Haha🤣

[@thermanmendoza8839]

What if he throws left hook while your going to the body?

[@AdventuresofGraywolf]

Your body should be tilted toward where your fist is going, so your arm should be in the way if you're using reflecting fists (like you're looking into a mirror). if he uses the opposite reflecting fist (like you both throw right hands) then it depends on who swung first. If you swung first, you'll be inside his target range and he'll go behind your head. If he swings first and you can't block it, you'll go down. In that case though, you still have another arm to block with as you swing.

[@jonathonsayre4879]

If you hit someone in the ball in the back of their head, you literally might as well slam them on it.... that's not a knockout, that's murderous. That's why he tells you not to do it to a human being.

[@georgeafutujr.9369]

One of the best blogs ever from Fightfast! I will use this knowledge when the Time comes!

[@SilverBlade001]

12:05 Strike to carotid artery can be lethal. Not good idea at all, if you don't intend to kill someone.

[@SilverBlade001]

@@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate your cellmate will love that.

[@imaphxaznative]

Great pressure point KOs! TIA fightfast

[@FightFast]

You're welcome!

[@jameslyons1661]

❤😂nasty stuff 😂❤️🏁👍

[@thelastgeneration1926]

Whos the last guy?

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

Good stuff! Richard Ryan is awesome! I've been fortunate enough to have trained with him a few times

[@FightFast]

Richard Ryan is a great instructor!

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

@FightFast Yes he is :)

[@noumanahmad8093]

The first guy being practiced on was as sluggish as a bag of potatoes...

[@pargolf3158]

#4 - Naw I don't think so. Too much margin for error -more likely to break your hand than knock someone out

[@edstringer1138]

yeah only work against a non resisting target

[@badgirlhollywood9741]

Trust me you can lose your sight from being hit in the back of the head hard enougn

[@badgirlhollywood9741]

@@JesterSatans Not if you condition your hands think s

[@fragglerock5696]

The looping roundhouse punch one of the best knockouts going.. they usually dont even see it coming..

[@Doobie603]

You know ole' Joe is doing this for 20 bucks and a Steak and cheese

[@franklong6269]

#1 appears to be fake. I don't doubt that there is a nerve center at the location cited, but hitting it cleanly is not as easy as portrayed. Chances are, a skilled fighter is going to duck his head when he sees the strike coming. This will change the neck location and make it difficult to isolate the nerve center. However, it appears if you can hit it, that it is affective. How affective would have to be tested in a real fight situation. There is a video of a martial artist that specializes in real techniques you can use on the street. This martial artist states that most pressure point are ineffective in a street fight situation. I would tend to agree because if your opponent is skilled, it will be all you can do to block, move and punch effectively. Regardless, learning pressure points and weak points on the body is a smart thing to do. Possibly if you are grappling, and in a weak position, you might be able to reach a pressure point to change things and give you and advantage.

[@jordanburrill7182]

I think there is too much emphasis on punching. Our arms are not as muscled as our legs are. Getting a skum to guard his face means his lower body is open. A heel-kick (to break the knee), makes more sense to me.

[@Toecutter875]

💯 shin kicks are good too

[@jordanburrill7182]

@Toecutter875 Yup. Knee, pelvis and ball kicks are better. 😬😵‍💫

[@Toecutter875]

​@jordanburrill7182 personally as a taijiquan guy, I prefer the triple yin crossing on the inside of the tibia. Horses for courses 🐎 to each his own.

[@jefleysen6372]

Martin lawrence teaching boxing?

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

At 10:44 broken hand?

[@chuckmac3994]

Bang on, excuse the pun!

[@captainchaos3053]

Be better to learn to double or use a more complex "fein" using the whole body to telegraph low.

[@RwP223]

Lol the first guy is showing the Mike Tyson combo, body>head

[@bufahnakanesa3688]

FUNNY the guy with the gun makes a wrong fist his thumbs Are wrong

[@WandaGlodowski]

Thank you for the demo. But I have to wonder....if people spent as much time teaching prayer maybe it would be a better world.

[@SmallGuyonTop]

My Montana pistol would stop you before you got close enough to pull these moves.

[@maibemiles3904]

Behind the ear is the worst pressure point!!!

[@scarface9617]

just #1 nasty (Headbutt) will Stop it ALL! 🤕💯

[@zozoa1]

Straight fingers rammed into the eye sockets I find very effective. Just don’t bite your finger nails until you’ve washed your hands.

[@edstringer1138]

Saw a guy rap legs around a guy and double hammer fists in both collar bone neck area ,3 or 4 double hits the guy was out and snoring

[@Traps510]

While standing? Or on the ground?

[@edstringer1138]

Standing

[@echolalia682]

And that guys name? Albert Einstein

[@edstringer1138]

@@echolalia682 It was a bar fight ,I wasnt approaching this total stranger who just knocked a guy out in 6 seconds to ask his name

[@talbit]

"Some other nasty stuff" rubs chin*

[@tehf00n]

Chloroform works too.

[@tubes-lut]

It's rather slow, slower than in the moofies

[@alfredsinkllc4870]

#alexjones #joerogan #timpool #ufc #wwe

[@charliejade8959]

WTF moments 8:50 2:32

[@johnthomas8731]

mike tyson combo

[@jmyd83]

👍

[@StealthyNomadica]

Do I have to hit him so hard?

[@wh0tube]

Just don’t try these with someone who hits back!

[@BOORAGG]

Chad, conveniently, does nothing with his left arm at the counter-punch and allows himself to be hit.

[@ardentabacist]

Guy #4 does NOT know how to execute this GREAT hit. There is a way to do it if the teacher KNOWS how the move is made.

[@austinpowers1999]

What if you’re fighting Mike Tyson, he’s carrying a gun, knife, has his bodyguards, and his tiger with him? What then?

[@gregoreisenhorn2353]

Offer him some DMT

[@eddiericks6554]

Maybe 🤔 I should practice these moves on a Teddy bear or something. I would hate to hurt myself or others lol 😂 moves like these have to be practiced often. It’s not likely getting into fights is that common for most people but if you practice it will be a flow when fights do happen many people forget to breathe and they can’t control there heart rate so stay healthy and calm down your nerves 😳 😂

[@buggaboo2707]

two lefties? Or you stand southpaw?

[@filippaoronto3880]

Poor cleveland! XD

[@dadorailshotts755]

jubushi, poor distancing, no chance blocking anything,

[@camels9654]

I hope they preface this video with do not try this on a trained MMA/Boxer/Kickboxer. There's a big difference when fighting some bar idiots vs fighting a trained fighter.

[@Toecutter875]

Ghetto boxing, who thought of that Genius!

[@ChristbetheGlory]

Fast

[@poobank]

Wtf did I just watch?🤦‍♂️

[@grant1430]

Awe man I was expecting some funny fake chi knockouts

[@dassacood1820]

How old are these videos?

[@FightFast]

These videos range from 2004 through 2021.

[@charalambosanaxagorou9806]

Question: to hit an American punch, do you need to be an American? Do you need to carry small firing guns, and up to which caliber? How about the facial hair, what type or style rocks better with the American punch?

[@jimmyhalperin7792]

WATCH FIGHT SCIENCE WITH DR MARK MUCH MORE REAL

[@johnmiller5987]

I watched the first one. You dropped your hands. Or are you expecting the other person not to fight back.

[@drbonesshow1]

I prefer wrestling with pretty girls. When they win - I win.

[@edi9892]

I don't like the American punch. It's like asking for a doc to operate teeth out of your fist! Plus, if the opponent jerks his head down before you connect, he might end up headbutting your fist, which can break the knuckles or wrist! I would rather strike the chin from below or from the side.