He Will Surprise You! Sean O'Malley - a Skinny Knockout Beast

With outrageous looks and an impressive striking power, Sean O’Malley built a solid fanbase fast. He’s fought only once against a ranked opponent, but soon will face off against a former champion Petr Yan. In this video we’re going to talk about Sugar’s career path and show the best finishes of this lanky knockout artist.
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[@HarryCOBEURE]

i like his humility...he fights to win , not to make his opponent suffer , it makes a huge difference

[@alhobbs6077]

I usually count 4-7 extra hits when an opponent goes down before the ref can intervene. I believe O'Malley is there to win, like you said, not to destroy

[@mangotangotf9938]

Huh?

[@112aslann]

''I won't fight khabib, fuck that''. Man knows his limits 🤣

[@mohameddaoudi3814]

@Tomas Gonzales haha what???

[@yungtyp1763]

@Tomas Gonzales 29 fights, no loose. he is undefeated

[@Mikurobichan]

@@TomasGonzales-wq1cl point is, sean knows hes not yet prepared to dealing with getting ragdolled by khabib but im sure hell get practice and there will come a time theyll face

[@frankcrow4594]

Man has respect, not about limit’s. If he can perfect the ground game, khabib will have his hands full.

[@zOkyONER]

bro know his elo

[@thegurem]

Insane how quickly he changes attack angle. His kicks are so quick, left, right and left so quick. Impressive

[@majorccunliffe4662]

i thought the same ..punch combos then feet all hitting targets..with speed

[@chrittaz]

thought the same thing

[@brownrussell1073]

He's got to be one of the most respectful fighters. I've never seen him jump on someone after he knew he knocked him out unlike so many others.

[@dangerousdays2052]

Attacking when they're down is the smart thing to do, cry more

[@dickkkaisaac9298]

@@dangerousdays2052 Why are you so angry?

[@dangerousdays2052]

@@dickkkaisaac9298 Laying down the facts that you don't like isn't being angry, lol. I thought you'd at least be smart enough to figure that out. 🤣😂

[@dickkkaisaac9298]

@@dangerousdays2052 You could be respectful when counter arguing.

[@dangerousdays2052]

@@dickkkaisaac9298 No

[@pgmurray76]

The fact that he took a job assisting challenged people with their daily live speaks volumes. So calm. Highly motivated and focused.

[@JOSEPH-ck6st]

Now he is possibly leaving otherwise healthy people mentally challenged!

[@mitchhedberg4415]

He has a tattoo to honor his convicted child molester buddy, he sodomized a girl with a BBQ grill cleaner. F this guy....

[@CONEHEADDK]

@notfiveo "Farmer muscles" - from hours and hours of hard work, and not a few times 8 lifts..

[@jasonebach5222]

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[@jasonebach5222]

0L

[@littlesilver2205]

He had the right coach and some of the top names in MMA helping him out on every aspect of his game. He was coached the right way the first time, and he just absorbed everything the coaches were training him for. They turned him into a hard core MMA fighter, its a beautiful thing when it all comes together.

[@twentyonetortas5921]

How to retain all of the good stuff he learned from all of them?

[@ackbooh9032]

Fs, yet I wonder if some long reach kicks to the legs, evasive tactics and floor wrestling would be the recipe to beat him 'everytime' brackets since that's absolutely not available to anyone lol

[@gmy33]

Yeah but also his fighting talent his eye and pase

[@JMPaesthetics]

@@gmy33 exactly people are given every training possible but are just not built for that life its whoever has that natural talent also

[@theAussie01]

@@twentyonetortas5921 by paying attention to and focusing on what he was learning......because he was a FAILURE at school. So he woke up to himself and started getting serious. That's how it's done. And hard work....plus some luck.💪💥😁😁😁😁😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎have a fucking great day.

[@astroadventures3559]

I was trying to think who O'Malley reminds me of fighting style wise. And I finally figured it out because of this video. He looks just like Anderson Silva out there. Those kicks and the way he's able to keep his opponent so far back is just like the way Anderson was when he first got in the UFC.

[@Level3Lifestyle]

I love that throughout you can see Joes respect grow immensely- i love you buddy becomes i love you brother became i love you Sean o'malley

[@clarkmeyer7211]

I love his confidence. He gives finishers and walks away before the ref calls it. Yes its not really great and it might come across as cocky but to me it shows how confident he is in the damage he does. his technique is also very entertaining. He makes all the chuck norris roundhouse kicks come to life in a professional fight

[@oscar1748]

Also, I perceived some gentleness from his part to contenders to not cause more damage...

[@clarkmeyer7211]

@@oscar1748 yeah that too. he definitely has a sense of restraint. He did say he isn't someone that was born to fight or at least he didn't have the tendency to.

[@Brock_3256]

I think you're confusing confidence with arrogance. "The Salty Show" refuses to admit losing to Chito. Very disrespectful. He is a good fighter, for sure. This Yan fight will reveal if he's a true contender or not. He lost to the only top 5 he faced. I got Yan by TKO in the 3rd.

[@opppopp2322]

it demonstates his understanding of high level striking hope he beats yan

[@opppopp2322]

@@Brock_3256 i think seans length will at least give yan issues...be crazy if he took him down ala aljo and subbed him lmao

[@User-ft6kv]

OMaley probably love Joe Rogan

[@pandabeatbox3552]

He fucking loves him

[@hangry3102]

Joe "I love you too buddy" Rogan

[@EpicEvilMonster12]

what makes you say that? 🤔 lol 😆

[@siegfrieddejong1836]

What is not to love about Joe Rogan 😀

[@vinniecousinofvito6401]

@@siegfrieddejong1836 he’a a yes man but pretends he’s not. The fans are idiots to follow Joe Rogan blindly into the night hahaha. Let’s not forget the copy and paste shorts on KZbin channels that clip his podcast all 128 of them smh. Joe Rogan really isn’t too bad it’s more or less his fan base.

[@jas_bataille]

That fake back spin kick followed by a real back spin kick, I've never seen before. That's balled dancing combined with Tae-Kwon-do and kickboxing. Beautiful! Also props to his hairstylist, that change of cut with the braids makes him look a lot tougher and serious, and handsome too!

[@KELLEYSrUS]

Extremely accurate at landing both punches and kicks. Very rare talent.

[@py_a_thon]

Late comment, yet one needs to also realize the danger of throwing kicks. That is why muay thai or a similar style is so essential. You need to kick fast enough where you are not tripped or grappled. You need an unblockable kick. The only block is to absorb the kick or slip the kick somehow. You absorb the kick for a tempo based offense reason, or you slip the kick to avoid harm. Or atleast that is what I have been taught.

[@xZOOMORPHICx]

i have two kids with mental disabilities. I was big fan of Suga before, but knowing he worked with people with special needs makes me even more of a fan

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I know O'Malley is the underdog but I feel like his striking skills, fight I.Q., movement, feints, ability to switch stances, break timing, strike diversity, proved his striking output endurance, can strike around high guards. I want to see O'malley shock the world. He understands how to put power on his shots and he has a great approach to how he abstractly flows with however a fight unfolds . He's always reading and has shown he can make really good reads in the moment. I would like to see O'malley succeed and I'm even a big fan of Petr Yan. They both are some of my favorite fighters. Their abilities are so fun to watch. Regardless of the outcome, I will always be excited to watch Petr Yan and O'malley compete and push their skills.

[@Herculeanislander]

W

[@dalinkwent17tf]

100% AGREE! Especially if you've noticed when they're just standing around you'll see O'Malley kind of wandering back and forth but if you look in his eyes he's kind of like Clueless like what should I do next and he just pulls s*** out of his ass three spinning kicks with a follow-up job that actually ends the fight. And the way that Ennis is right hand normal stance and it's very choreographed I don't know why these guys don't see it coming and he must be that quick I guess cuz he walks up to the people effortlessly and you can see every Contour muscle and bone in his body where he's about to strike but he does Shuffle with shoulders but he'll never be like Floyd. Even though he is knocking people out instead of dodging punches for a living, LOL

[@zae2193]

His speed and reaction time are really something else. Even doing martial arts myself, this stuff appears a lot faster when YOU are the fighter. Man is a speed machine with a brick behind it.

[@kanedNunable]

ive never been a fan of MMA as i come from kung fu and kickboxing so mainly appreciate the more acrobatic fighting. but this dude has changed my mind. hes amazing. great skills.

[@Giitzerland]

Sean's gangster in the ring, and a super nice dude out of it. This guy fights smart, always has something up his sleeve, the kind of fighter that's fun to watch. I hope he stays healthy, and is smart with his career, will be fun to watch his progression. Dude could run through multiple weight classes with that height, lots of options for a long career if that's what he wants.

[@craigdutton6072]

I like his story of how he worked with challenged people ! A real genuine guy ! 👌

[@JM-bl3ih]

he got paid. its not like it was just something he did in his spare time

[@TooSuave]

@@JM-bl3ih lol right

[@alec6358]

@@JM-bl3ih so what? He could of chosen a different job that most likely paid better yet he did something he wanted to do….. the original comment was talking about how he worked with challengers people not about money.

[@mikelucey5035]

@@alec6358 But not so many with what sounds like a pretty flexible schedule.

[@poindextertunes]

@@JM-bl3ih wow this comment 😂 you sound bitter af lmao

[@KippiExplainsStuff]

this channel has reformed me from someone who simply never got it, to someone eager to watch an event. I'm impressed.

[@christiaan4music]

I love hearing about his story and incompetence in the beginning, even after his first few victories. Just shows that people might have some natural talent but most of it is and always will be hard consistent work.

[@nobodynobody6216]

One thing I’ve seen in life…skinny guys are tough as nails. They can be incredibly fast, great stamina because they don’t have all that muscle to hold them down, and their punches are like a metal coil coming straight at you at full force.

[@gpwcowboy]

Leverage and core strength too.

[@ritcheymt]

I didn't know anything about O'Malley before watching this video. Now I'm a fan. I especially like how reserved he acts after knocking someone out. That takes a level of class that a lot of MMA fighters just don't have. It reminds me of Washington Redskins running back John Riggins back in the '80s. The guy could just power through a defensive line into the end zone, but when he got there, he didn't spike the ball or yell and scream and wave his arms or do a dance; he just dropped the ball and rejoined his team. I always loved players of all sports who, with their reserved actions after a victory, seemed to be saying "I've been in the end zone before; I don't need to spike the ball."

[@mikepitts8470]

Emmitt Smith was the epitome of what your saying & he said his Dad told him to act like you've been there before. Now I'm a fan, too.

[@jjones7837]

Barry Sanders...

[@Kennypowers51]

Emmitt Smith is the GoAT and its not even debatable.

[@gpwcowboy]

Most of the time he turned and calmly handed or tossed the ball to the ref so he wouldn't have to bend over to pick it up.

[@kevinwalsh4652]

Wow, great blast from the past, two memorable old Redskins memories for me: the D.C. home crowd wore these hog masks remiscient from the old Twilight Zone episode where a masked patient takes off the mask to see doctors all look like hogs, then, Washington QB Gus Ferrote concussed himself by celebrating a touchdown by head butting a padded cement 🧱 wall.

[@SteveWeltman]

This kid's a beast in the ring and sounds like a great guy outside the ring. I appreciate the work he had to do on his mind and how he changed. Pretty impressive. His reels posted here were really entertaining. Great post!

[@jdoe3006]

Having the most significant strikes in the Bantamweight division speaks a lot about this guy. He has that crazy fake strikes and punch+kick combination which is a complicated technique. I truly believe that this guy will win a belt at some point.

[@darrenslater6327]

He’s fighting aljo in the summer, tough fight but I back him for the stoppage over 5 rounds

[@ToxicMistOfficial]

aye

[@jordythebassist]

Can relate to not wanting to go to school and crying beforehand, it sucks as a kid because those are supposed to be your cherished memories and you're not making any at all. Glad to see Sean found MMA, for me it was fishing and also music. We all deserve something in life where we have positive memories.

[@gabrielgabriel5177]

I lost everything becouse i startrd to belive in God but lost the faith also

[@cv.9557]

@@gabrielgabriel5177 O que isso tem a ver com o que ele escreveu? Deus não está em templo de pedra e em determinada religião, não está nos lugares que pedem dinheiro para ter saúde ou com promessa de que se fizer isso der aquilo de materiais você multiplicará . Deus eu sou,Cristo,está dentro de você,está na vida dos animais, nas coisas boas,nas energias e criações do anjos,está na paz em seu coração e o bem que faz o próximo,ele não precisa de dinheiro. Espero que consiga traduzir e entender, não sei exatamente o que você passou nos detalhes mas espero que fique bem,pois sei que é revoltante ser enganado principalmente quando precisa. ✌🏽🕊️paz.

[@mauricem7007]

Joe Rohan over the years: I love you too buddy. I love you too buddy! I love you too brotha! I love you too Sean O’mally!

[@derekstocker6661]

So very well done by Sean, he has the length of limb to outreach his opponents and the height to give him an asset in his fights as well as being very, very good at what he does, great work!

[@johnjamescapel3489]

Respect to this young man. Need more men like him. Hope he has a true calling on his old age

[@medicropper]

He seems like a really nice guy and I wish him the best. Great video too!

[@mike7357]

Best Sean O'Malley video I've seen!

[@elvancor]

This guy looks and fights like he's learned fighting from video games. It's awesome.

[@hypno5690]

He didn't though. He touched grass

[@skins4thewin]

I don't necessarily see overwhelming power. I see incredible technicality & athleticism. Dude has amazing form, knows how to get the very most out of his strikes & the accuracy to put them exactly where they need to go.

[@finsanity3058]

WHAT?! Have you not seen the Diaz bros and their mad insane power bro!?

[@IamBATMAN2024]

He’s unbelievably good! I remember the first time seeing him fight when he was 18 I couldn’t believe what I was seeing I was in awe.. kids going places it’s just a matter of time 💪

[@palerider2020]

Yeah, he goin 2 da blue oyster bar..lol

[@oldironsides4107]

Was that when he was getting mollywhopped and quitting or playing dead after a punch to the side of the head and got a dq win pretending to be braindead? Also who has he ever beat? Who has he ever knocked out? He’s fun to watch but a complete bitch. And yes inwould kill a 5’9 135 lb man

[@daviddelatiare1653]

Yan will break him

[@sonnigundbelanglos]

i think if he keeps up with his mind, staying calm and happy enough he can be top.

[@twentyonetortas5921]

Blue oyster bar? Why?

[@131601]

Great work putting this together. I knew of “Sugar” and even watch him on the “That Was Epic” series, but this gave me a chronological visual of his achievements. He really could be the next big thing if he isn’t getting pushed to fast. The next fight will define him win lose or draw. Good luck Sugar !

[@entasis704]

I saw him win with a broken foot xD

[@131601]

He definitely came through and took the pressure. As for people saying the judges were wrong…….Never leave it to the judges or live with the decision. Both fighters took and gave some big shots. It was close no matter who you backed and those types of fights always leave one side unhappy. That said, Sugar Sean is a top 3 division fighter now and he proved it.

[@remlarue29]

Let the suga show begin gain some weight fight paddy. Baddy lose some weight and fight suga. 😄

[@neindanke1427]

calm, collected, humble and not going in to destory a knocked out person. nice dude

[@hshneo]

What an amazing editing and history telling here, couldn't stop watching for a second! Thank you very much for this masterpiece, subscribed 👍

[@TheDreamDetective888]

You guys have been doing some great little documentaries. Thank you!

[@_gw33do_]

It seems like Sean always rises to the level of his competition, good luck to both

[@BlamingBuddha]

"I freaking love you Joe Rogan" -Sean O'Malley, every year.

[@NelsonMandela1999]

He's actually really fluid and accurate with his strikes

[@SadBoys.1996]

Sean’s desire to provide us with the sickest walk off knockouts is something I hold dear to my heart

[@Amtcboy]

Much respect for people who walk away after a clear knockout.

[@chom530]

He seems like a good guy. Hes confident but not cocky. Hes very skilled. I really enjoy watching him fight

[@skins4thewin]

Man... Sometimes I get down on myself but what he said about so many ppl in the world being so much worse off is so very true! I really need to get myself more into that same mindset, & realize that when times are tough that I actually have it pretty good compared to a lot of ppl out there!

[@tymharry_nelson3000]

Snoop dogg screaming "Omalley"!!! is everything 🤣

[@largon2008]

Amazing story. Wish this guy the best in his career. Seems like an individual with a great heart..

[@kiillabytez]

He's confident but not cocky. He's got the makings to dominate the fighting world.

[@DenKwonDo]

One of my favorites! I have a lot of respect for him, and appreciate that he doesn't try to end his opponents careers when he know they are done, however, he does need to make sure he ends them enough as to not let them get a comeback.

[@wesleypipes5673]

Love how he throws that straight!

[@robmule4647]

His spaghetti arms seems to hide it coming somehow, it's like a whip or something

[@BucksCorner101]

Excellently put together video. I've been a fan of Sugar since the contender series. Knowing more of his back story makes it sink in more. Even before the Yan fight, I put a significant amount of money on OMalley. I can't wait to see where his career goes

[@kieranhunston8284]

Sean is an amazing fighter, and just an all round great guy, interacts with fans across social media like no other

[@RussTheGreatMan]

Dude is a stud, great to see a humble dude like himself become successful while finding his way. Great inspiration and for sure someone worthy of support. Good luck bro on the Yan fight. I like Yan as well, but I know y'all will put some fireworks on in a display!

[@KickingAssDaily]

He's not humble. He won't accept Chito beat him.

[@VajrahahaShunyata]

He would like to fight Chito again. An injury stop to a fight has always been a question mark. And there are always those who argue one way or the other. Its an official loss. But not a highlight reel win. A little luck. Some skill with the leg kick... But that nerve is right next to the bone... Drop foot sucks. And you can break an anckle or tib fib... Do you think Chito wins a rematch? I would pay to see it.. Is chito still fighting?

[@satkahn8406]

It's like his kicks are heat seaking to the head. They just float right to it.

[@alexanderdraganov1847]

One of my proudest moments was while training on my heavy bag in my front yard, don’t remember exactly what I was practicing but I heard my neighbor say “daaaamn that’s that sugar Sean O’Malley shit!!” When I landed something I was practicing. I did the little Connor McGregor jab duck jab slip cross uppercut and he called that out too. No idea who he even was but I miss that dude, he was the ultimate hype beast and I never saw his face 😂 Aw I also saw Uriah Faber with Snoop. I used to train in Sacramento with Uriah, he’s such a good dude. Walks around looking like a short Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@Cloppa2000]

Incredible! And seems like a real decent guy! I can never figure out what makes someone so good! His balance is amazing and everything else is on point but I would never in a million years think he had a physique for sport or especially fighting! He is an absolute role model for geeks everywhere! I wish he'd been around when I was a kid!

[@geauxfast8u2]

Goes to show it’s really about technique , and maybe even more not being too afraid to keep your eyes open and able to see what’s going on to dodge the attempted blow, and counter punch with combinations As far as I feel make your punches count, aim for the chin/jaw carrying through Looking for knock out And yah skinny, wirey lanky guys like him, and kind of like Diaz, have good reach 👍 reach is a big deal And bad breath🤣 eat crap like garlic and don’t brush, ha ha! I knew a guy that could make almost everyone gag and throw up from the smallest fart 🤣 OMG in the clench, unleash the Kraken But be aware you very possibly could be thrown up on. Sort out what’s real here 💩 crapping is just a joke But I have heard of a person who was pulled over by the police, and dropped a deuce in his pants, and the cops didn’t want him riding in his squad car Let him go with a warning Tread lightly and carry a big stink🤣!!

[@perkyydevilus4934]

​@@geauxfast8u2 the stanknique

[@rrpearsall]

I didn't think O'Malleys Skinny lanky go go gadget arm/legs physique would be sustainable or powerful enough to last in the UFC. He does a brilliant job keeping fighters at distance and his athletic finesse keeps him a split second ahead of his opponentsgt The drawback to his skinny frame is he has the smallest margins for errors window and the spin kicks to the hard head have to connect fairly flush to avoid foot and ankle injuries. So technically he was defeated mentally also. He lost focus for a brief moment which got him hurt. He and his fans have to understand his greatest advantage over fighters is also his greatest disadvantage.. That's the beauty of mma. There's not one body type without its pros and Cons. You'll never the super Samoan mark hunt will never get injured and rarely do compactly built fighters. Injuring O'Malleys weak spot is part of the strategy.. So he has to accept it unless, he felt it was an early stoppage by the ref

[@kevenquinlan]

I saw that Modino fight, brutal. O'Malley has 2 things= precision strikes and reach. He also excels at just staying away from his opponents strikes and he does this thing where, when engaged with an opponent, he catches his opponent pausing- and hits him. That's why when you see a lot of his KO's- looks like the other guy is just standing there, he's not, when you spar, you have that split second where to transition from one thing to another, be it a faint or leg faint, etc.. he see's this and drops a bomb when it happens. His reflexes are insane.

[@chrismurnane1301]

Great analysis 👍

[@theduhscripshunn5476]

WOAH !!! BIG FACTS !!!! That's the best description I have ever heard. Wow. That's the truth bro. They BEEN SLEEPING on O' Malley for years. I think he KOs Petr. Let's get it 💪

[@Si74l0rd]

Yeah, he's a hindbrain fighter, he fights on instinct so there's no time wasted in thought. I skate and it's a similar thing, you don't have time to think about it, you just feel it and follow the feeling. He makes good decisions, aside from not finishing a downed fighter a couple of times, but that's him not wanting to do excessive damage, and I respect that.

[@KickingAssDaily]

You think you have it all figured out when he's fighting midgets.

[@Si74l0rd]

@@KickingAssDaily I've seen plenty of midgets take out lanky fighters. But if they can't get inside they're not going to do damage. If he was shit they'd get inside and knock him out. But that's not what happens is it? Being long helps for sure, but it's putting a limb in a gap in their defence that wins him fights. The kick in the head that you block doesn't tend to knock you out. That spinning back kick that you slip doesn't fuck your liver. Everyone has their own toolkit, he's just good with his tools. The downside of being a skinny twig is getting outmuscled, but that doesn't happen that much either, so he's doing plenty right in my opinion. He didn't grow up fighting though, which mitigates against him and makes him fragile. I've broken and calcified a bunch of my bones over the last 35 years skating, so they can take a lot of impact. He hasn't been fighting for long enough for his body to harden properly, so he's injury prone. That's the only real downside I see, other than a lack of ground game, but again, if he's stuffing takedown attempts it's not as important as it would be for someone slow and graceless. As goes fighting midgets in general, ever heard of Melvin Manhoef? He used to send people twice his size crashing to the canvas back in the day. He had no problems getting inside a superior reach, so I don't buy it.

[@compulsiveconsumption]

nice vid dude, love the depth suga so humble yet cocky i love him

[@TomBTerrific]

Humble, honest, and talented. Works for me. I enjoyed his comment about his earlier days in the gym in Arizona where he realized how talented other people in the gym were.

[@AlfaRomeo156SWGTA]

Sean is fire, lightning, as fast as the blaze and no comedian. The amount of kicks, moves, waves, fakes, combinations, elbows, knees, the complete kitchen sink of assault with some cherries on top. Amazing fighter, kind heart and superior focus. He will grow and rise to superstar height. Sugar is sweet and my next favorite fighter.

[@stelvioireneu5811]

I like how he cares about not hurting his opponents... He goes the distance, but just enough to win the fight

[@serpentinefire921]

Lol you clearly don't understand shit then. What about the people he knocked the fuck out? Did you see Kris Moutino? Did it LOOK like he had mercy on that kid? Yan destroys him Saturday

[@KILLHACAY]

Wow! He is true martial arts warrior and is one of my favourite fighters! To see how talented and skilled he is but yet so humble shows the heart of a warrior!

[@VenturiLife]

That spinning back heel kick is insane.

[@cecilfreeman6147]

Love watching him fight. Had speed and accuracy with knockout power great combination

[@ajent8378]

If sugar keeps improving he will definitely capture the ufc belt What a good striker 👏🏼👌

[@princequestly2218]

he is quite the tactician in the ring and he’s absolutely surgical with his punches and kicks.

[@xTheSweetyMan]

tbh, Vero asked him with hand gestures if he was okay, and even backed off when Sean fell, during their fight. Capitalizing on the assurance of Sean that he can continue, made Vero came in for the kill. I absolutely love Sugar's resolve in ever fight he has ever had, and an injury mid-fight is tough to call off while Sean seen it to the end. Love this guy. he is willing to take a fight and see it through. Great editing and story telling from VoteSport as well.

[@m6chael]

Suga has some of the best highlights in the sport.

[@oldironsides4107]

I guess if your memory is 3 years of a sport

[@KickingAssDaily]

@@oldironsides4107 It probably is.

[@soulstorm8806]

He is very smart. His movements are smart and sharp as can be. Excellent fighter obviously. But when I consider his excellent humility on top of his skills? He’s literally amazingly brilliant.

[@joebeamish]

How quickly those kicks follow his hand strikes is amazing. Really able to damage opponents in short order.

[@vincentcalcopietro6970]

What a champion both in the ring and out, caring for others not so fortunate.

[@bhoqeem1975]

Despite his regular body, his accuracy is good. A single hook with great momentum and accuracy always matters a lot more than mere muscles. More especially in a real fight.

[@trevorpeck1877]

Accuracy especially matter's when fighting dirty. Just a single accurate punch to the throat is enough to kill even a guy that's 300 pounds. This is exactly why size only matter's in sport fighting cuz in a real fight there's a lot of people that don't give a fuck and will do whatever it takes to win the fight whether it's striking vital organs or using a weapon. It's all about speed and accuracy when it comes to dirty fighting. Big 300 pound guy's aren't silverback gorillas they may be big and powerful but they're still human and humans bodies weren't meant to be as massive as a silverback gorilla. Silverback gorillas aren't only incredibly powerful they're bodies are way more durable than humans bodies. Humans bodies are incredibly fragile. It's funny how some people think fighting dirty is mean or unfair or for pussies. It's like who the fuck care's it's a street fight the idea is to end the fight not win the respect of other people.

[@BenDover-qo7ul]

Great documentary. Keep grinding

[@edgarbarrazamusic6742]

Love your commentary bro, not too much, not too little , perfect

[@Scratchingforcash]

He definitely has knock out power. You have to give him that. Plus I hear he’s a good dude outside of the ring. Rock on bro!!

[@twocents6363]

So much competition he will have to stay sharp. I wish him the best!

[@quentincrisp6933]

Incredible fast twitch with sick technique!

[@Froz3nProduce]

Knockout power like Sean's is rare at his weight class, that's what makes him stand out as an entertainer to me.

[@slo369]

Damn bro this video is very well done. Best one of suga forsure

[@rebel4466]

He can even lose a fight and still win it. Amazing!

[@darrenslater6327]

Cry baby get a grip

[@2spoons]

Such an impressive and rapid (if you excuse covid) climb in the UFC ~ huge praise to Sean O'Malley !!!

[@cisles406]

Best doc on him out there. Well done.

[@tref99]

Good to see he’s still humble with the closing remark about Habib. 👍👍👍

[@Havokmaker]

Dude is fast as fuck.

[@h0rk3d]

Timing beats speed. His reach is the devastating part.

[@Necronmage]

@@h0rk3d he is a lanky mfer

[@oldironsides4107]

He’s almost 30. Who has he beat or knocked out?

[@IamBATMAN2024]

@@oldironsides4107 Petr Yan next week 👊🔥

[@gregsolomon]

@@oldironsides4107 Most Of The Guys He Punches. He Made $256,000 For His Fight With Raulian Paiva. He's Made $500,000 In Endorsement Earnings And Has A Net Worth Now Of $1.2 Million Dollars...Not Bad For Age 27, And He'll Add To His Net Worth On Saturday With The Salary & PPV Percentage He'll Earn. What's Your Net Worth "Old Ironsides?"

[@villiantwo]

how could anyone not like this guy?? ..hes so quick and precise. lanky dude like me but i dont know how to throw blows like that. hes a natural fighter

[@tamasgyorffy1]

Outstanding sight and spontaneous, creative attitude to choose the best move, free of fear, free of overworking mind. Good fighter spirit, as ego inside games does not blind him. So he can play, and play hard. Sure ha can also take and not only give. Good to watch such quality warrior! show us all so can and know, Sean. Best wishes!

[@private464]

GREAT video...keep them coming, please.

[@0uik]

my favorite fighter! amazing style, sugar

[@bamspay]

Sean is one of if not the most entertaining fighters today.

[@dylanhead8746]

great video sir

[@jeremykern7806]

Beautiful little bit about helping the community to make ends meet.

[@jeffro4kag206]

That was the coolest things I've ever watched!

[@jeffrey3498]

What a talent!

[@philosophizer1868]

Reminds me of the new batman slowly walking towards his opponents. Oh the fear in their eyes

[@erikhoryza9068]

It's crazy to think I learned about this guy from ThatWasEpic. He has a fighting style of a viper and.. something else. Vicious but humble. Never stop learning, man.

[@jaimhaas5170]

Great story. I like the way you prefaced it with "he had a happy childhood...."

[@thecelt4807]

good attitude ..hope to see him hit the top

[@deadprivacy]

Hes a hell of a task getting past petr yan. It will be a hell of a scrap.

[@KickingAssDaily]

How else is he going to fall from grace if he's not high?

[@derickbrown8592]

Absolutely love this guy from his personality to His humbleness and helping the mentally ill He's an all round outstanding fighter.

[@dr.loomis4221]

humble lol...that's good...that's a good one

[@danielkelley1952]

@VoteSport Awesome work again 👏 these must take so much time and research into each subject for the videos but it def does really show the love and respect for these athletes in the final product!

[@mithunnair8587]

Such a great vid ❤️

[@aibekrudbekuulu2292]

Огромный респект вам ребята! Так удивительно и приятно смотреть как вы завоевали эту западную аудиторию

[@coolcatfunhouse]

never heard of this guy, but he is very impressive!

[@michaelcordero5588]

Casual