Judd Reid 100 Man Fight [OFFICIAL DOCUMENTARY] Extra Content

[@SilverforceX]

For people who dont understand and say it wasnt a real 100 man fight.. each guy that faces him has a time limit to inflict as much damage as they can, or if they fall, they are out. The point of this, is to endure and it is both physical & mental. When he's cramped up, his entire body is in pain. He can barely stand but still carry on. Most would have given up way earlier and that is the point of this gauntlet. Not for 100 men to try and KO him. It's extremely rare for ppl to pass this challenge.

[@leesamardzija9165]

It's probably extremely rare to even be considered worthy of participating. It's casual MMA fans who've never trained a day in their lives that make stupid comments about it not being legit.

[@XubodhKhadka]

Much needed comment. I hv pinned it. 👊

[@MH-zg5yw]

it's a real fight. those punches and kicks are 100% real. nothing held back.

[@solrubrum]

Monster. Absolute monster. A lot of people in these comments are posting nonsense. They have no idea the kind of power and skill this man has. Those kicks to the heavy bag, wow. The fluidity, height, power, and speed, for a man of that enormous size, are incredible. Those kicks would break 99.999% of people's unprotected ribs at full power. This man is not fighting his opponents at full power and neither are they. This is akin to full contact point fighting. The smaller and weaker opponents are put at the beginning and the larger stronger opponents at the end. It's designed to be an uphill battle. It's an impossible task that is made attainable through the rule set. The beginning opponents are terrified of him. He's a literal monster. It's not until the monster has been hurt by a thousand cuts that his larger opponents begin to press him further. Did his last few opponents show some leniency? Undoubtedly. Did they still test him past his physical limits in the state he was in? Yes. Did he give up? No. Would his opponents have allowed him to continue, if he showed weakness? No. It would have been disrespectful to their entire way of life if they did. They each tested him individually and found him worthy of continuing to the next opponent and ultimately reaching the end. Undeniably impressive feat.

[@robertwagener5548]

People on the internet are so horrible, didn’t you all see his shins in the scene after? You ever did 1 min sparing without protection? Size also doesn’t matter at all, if a person can kick hard and punch hard and has a strong condition they will hurt you. Fighting 100 trained man is insane, mentally and physically.. Big respect Kind regards

[@robertfloro3721]

Judd is a hard core role model that earns nothing but respect and admiration. An awesome warrior and martial artist that should be respected by all.

[@1morchang]

Brilliant, I practiced karate nearly every day for 17 years and stopped when I moved to Thailand in 89 aged 31. I started training again 4years ago aged 61 when I developed lung problems, through hard living. Inspirational, well done.

[@melonmusk3976]

What do you mean by hard living?

[@XubodhKhadka]

Yeha.. What do you mean by hard living ? I ask same question too

[@1morchang]

Partying. @@XubodhKhadka

[@nathancarr5437]

Karate is exercise, it’s idiotic to call this fighting any more

[@TBButtSmoothy]

@@nathancarr5437 i humbly invite you to any kyokushin / any kyu-ryu style. Broken arms, ribs, etc. Try something yourself before talking shit out of ignorance.

[@mikimiyazaki]

I gotta say, as a former boxer i am hugely skeptical about alot of martial arts due to the shocking amount of mcdojo's here in the US. However, this man is a 100% legit superb fighter. Smfh. Seriously this guys an animal!

[@greywolf2835]

Lots of respect to you, Judd. Aging martial artist here too. You are inspiring!

[@angloviking3798]

Wow, as a muay thai and bjj practitioner myself, this guy is tough as nails, inspiring me to maybe take up Kyokoshin to.

[@roiforbes]

Well done Judd, I enjoyed watching that. If I had my younger years again, I would learn Kyokoshin.

[@davidlazarus4198]

One of the most inspirational videos i have ever seen. Something very few have been able to achieve.

[@williamrivera2295]

I love the simplicity and this art, the uniqueness and discipline…. Very powerful.

[@ThomasfromDenmark1]

Such a humble warrior.

[@thierrylagrin2859]

True spirit Judd Reid and truly inspiring. Great documentary saw it twice!!!

[@garyhind1405]

Great documentary enjoyed it took me back to the old whys of karate and all marital arts the way it was ment to be and im privileged to of been part of it all

[@markwalker4142]

Huge respect . These men train hard and that’s what karate is really about . OSS from UK shotokan 🙏🇬🇧🥋

[@sandoesas8923]

My first martial art i ve learned.. kyokushin kai❤ this is technic of combat close to real fight

[@lainhikaru5657]

Back where I've trained long ago we organized a very small fraction of that, a 10 men kumite. And even with only 10% of this challenge it already made people question their decision to participate. Now this thing is for legends only, 100 person fight is insane.

[@CrazyMaori24]

This video always inspires me. I started following judds career when he completed his Ushi Deshi as a youngster. What a Legend. Osu!! 🥋

[@MsCloseCombat]

0,0001% of players have reached this achievement

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Anyone can try 100 man kumite, but obviously very few people in the past has completed it, you gotta be a tank to complete 100 man kumite, anyone who's completed deserves to be praised! 👊🥋

[@bronzetiger6360]

Killer Video. Inspiring. Will be watching and Training to this all month👍....For that Extra motivation. 😊

[@norman-gregory]

Congratulations Judd...beautiful people from Japan. Respect is given, earned, and passed on.

[@shepatown]

Amazing! Great story and documentary.

[@lifeishealinghealthwellnes1979]

Great intense training. One of the best I have seen. Only one problem, its not sustainable for long term training and for those who are getting older. Really hard on the joints and body for those 50 and older.

[@adamfreeman2348]

100%. Especially if u ignore any physical issues u may have. Can really fuck u up. After 45 let us say it is very important to consider your age as a factor no matter how fit you seem

[@boyjuice3414]

Agree with you. Let's see this guy after 50 how is here..

[@temporarybackup5077]

😢💯

[@vocartagmailcom]

You can train karate in any age you want, you only must be smart and know what your body is still capable for.

[@safeandeffectivelol]

Congratulations on successfully completing the 100 man bukkake challenge

[@jadenng7569]

I train in Kyokushin and will get my black belt this year. I once asked my teacher if he ever considered joining a Hyakunin Kumite and he gave me the loudest, most emphatic "no" I had ever heard from him. He told me stories about others who had tried the Hyakunin Kumite and ended up collapsing on the mat and twitching uncontrollably after fighting around 20 to 40 people, with all of them being sent to the ER and not being able to walk or move their arms for months. My teacher is no slouch - he's one of the most well-respected Kyokushin teachers in China and has won numerous pan-Asian championships - and the mere thought of signing up for one of these made him shudder. So I have nothing but utmost respect for Shihan Reid and how his endurance truly represents the Kyokushin spirit.

[@456steel]

Amazing dedication and skill...

[@DavidSmith-gl4qf]

A great role model you have my respect

[@angloviking3798]

His sweeps are a thing of beauty too

[@denislavyordanov5843]

Real karateka! Fully deserved 5th dan! Respect Shihan Reid! Osu!

[@mastertvms192]

É LINDO VER ESSA SUPERAÇÃO GUERREIRO FORTE, ESSA INSPIRAÇÃO ME TORNA MAIS CONFIANTE PARA CONTINUAR COM MEU KARATÊ E DIGO NÃO SEI NADA PORÉM SEMPRE EM FRENTE PELO MENOS CHEGAR AOS 5% PARABÉNS SHIHAN - OSU!

[@ghostkilla9256]

Pure spirit and respect

[@jacksonboone8396]

The mental toughness to get through this is amazing

[@nicolasrose3064]

A Cow in terror and pain from the metal ring through its nose which is being wrenched by someone who is also twisting its neck by its horns, and all the Cow can do is move with the strain on the nose-ring for fear of it being torn out... and submit by lying down. Seriously, and people admire that like it has bestowed some kind of badge of honour on a heroic effort, like it's a statement of transcendental prowess.

[@britdakdltls]

That video is not of submitting the bull it is of Oyama karate chopping the bulls horn off and killing it. I seen that video 40yrs ago when I was a student of Bob Fabrey one of Oyamas black belt students. There's a video of Bob Fabrey called "the ice master" on KZbin where he single handedly breaks over 1000lb of ice look it up.

[@nicolasrose3064]

@@britdakdltls Not impressed mate, there's nothing staunch or f-cking Noble in ruining an animal just to demonstrate how utterly ludicrous your machismo is, and as for breaking inanimate objects, it's a spectacle of pointless absurdity, close your eyes for a moment and "zoom out", visualise your humanity living out its existence on "a mote of dust suspended in a Sunbeam" in the vastness of the Cosmos...then, open your eyes and consider a guy mindlessly smacking his forehead or other part of himself into a block of ice..... I'm impressed by selfless altruistic service and the personal sacrifices made for equality, by our humanity.

[@Daisygirl05Jan23]

I’m a former 68 whiskey one Papa if you would’ve given this guy a salt tablet at fight 70 he would’ve breezed through he was dehydrated doesn’t matter how much water you take on if you don’t have enough salt in your system you can’t retain it

[@yodaz101]

The whole point is to do it unassisted.... Unassisted...

[@Daisygirl05Jan23]

@@yodaz101 he was drinking water?

[@MichelNotredame]

Judd...You are an incredible man !!! Its wondefull tu see you Judd ! You are the best !!! It's marvellous to meet a guy tha you ! COngratulations : Mike

[@AVWAP]

wow great documentary. motivational!

[@AJDraws]

That is a big man. To have kicks that rapid at that size would do incredible damage

[@xyaeiounn]

9:36 "If everyone did karate all over the world, there'd be no wars because they could just biff it out in the dojo." - a child's idea of what war is. By the time bored, aggressive plebs are arranged in crowds to butcher each other, very rich, hard-faced men have already set up the profits of the outcome. If anything significant was decided by karate fights, those fights would be corrupted by cheating, doping, assassinations, kidnapping, bribery and blackmail. Don't let all the training inflate your head, it's great to refine your spirit, but the winners of wars are ruthless, tricky slobs who strike while their opponents sleep. Worshipping violence is a sign you've completely lost your way.

[@adamfreeman2348]

Well said. Too true. U train for yourself, to protect yourself and/or your family or loved ones. Thats it. Not for glory or country whatever that is. Too true callous crooks profit off this shit whilst u r getting fucked up in a fight, battle or war.

[@HLGJammer]

I think the point is the leaders would be fighting in the dojo, not the pawns. Hence the "if everyone did karate".

[@xyaeiounn]

@@HLGJammer OH, right, NO WAY would that get corrupted and become meaningless. Because karate would make people physically tough and therefore honest and brave LOL. There's no connection between 'good at martial arts' and anything else, the man's idea is childish. Wars don't happen because people need to let off steam.

[@HLGJammer]

@@xyaeiounn considering karate is more than just fighting, one would hope those who DO uphold the spirit of it could always challenge the assholes. But mankind does always seem to fuck itself

[@xyaeiounn]

@@HLGJammer There's been less wars and violence in the world for decades now. Martial arts will turn into a stylized exercise people forget was just about destruction. The purity of Kyokushin attracts people who think violence can be meaningful, because it can be very beautiful. Personally i think violence would be great fun if it weren't for that 2% of people that really, really want to hurt you. So we kinda agree.

[@rushgush]

too bad a knife or gun, defeats 20+years of training 😎

[@willipratama4987]

Dont forget that he also can use a knife or gun, and most likely more conditioned to survive than the one who dont train

[@HernandoHernandez-ke4tw]

Es muy gratificante observar como se conserva la tradición marcial en concordancia con la preparación ficoatletica y deportiva muy fiel al espíritu de su creador, Sihan Mas Oyama, sin olvidar jamás que el Karate do es solo uno, soy un humilde practicante de Karate do, 4 Dan, Shotokan, aunque siempre he pensado que el Karate do es solo uno. Saludos desde Antioquia- Colombia. Oss.

[@thatonemothafacko]

Judd took a ton of damage, and still persevered.

[@emkay9508]

People throw around the word amazing these days: "that sandwich was amazing!" . . . thats NOT amazing!!! This guy is truly, undeniably AMAZING! I bow to you.

[@logosfocus]

only Jesus saves

[@emkay9508]

@@logosfocus What about lifeguards and fireman and ambulance people ? They save. What about really frugal people, they save their money . . . Ooh, what about Veteranarians? They save animals. That's a pretty stupid statement you made underneath a comment that had nothing to do with Jesus.

[@ariffadam5611]

I remember both of them - Reid and George.

[@wuquandobrasil6341]

O melhor treino de karatê que já vi até hj

[@RR-of3qi]

Was hoping it was 100 people at same time.

[@Dicastdemon]

Woo Judd totally inspirational and an amazing achievement. These days I'm more about the movement n fitness. Love Karate.

[@isamoila1]

Everybody has to understand that from those 100 people nobody is there to win. It's impossible this challenge if you had at least 5 prepared fighters who threw everything

[@SuperMerlot]

Not to mention he is heavier than many of them

[@GenkiGymChristophePruvost]

true, but in the other hand even doing just 100 rounds of sparring sounds already crazy to me

[@Drunkenmonkey2311]

Go do it and then comment on this again. You are sat on your phone being a fat wanker talking about someone that has put blood sweat a tears in to his craft. Stop being a nob head and appreciate this guys accomplishments, which he has wanted since being a kid.

[@TerrorBlade-zx7xk]

Its not a fight its a ceremonial sparring those 100 opponents are there to break him accumulately

[@markmalic7450]

Brain capacity of a Mintie...comment

[@hughendersby8161]

This almost brought me to tears

[@cassiomatos8704]

Francisco Filho passou por isso 2 vezes (lutar com 100 faixas pretas para classificar para o Campeonato), na primeira, na final do campeonato, perdeu na quebra de tábuas, na segunda vez, ganhou o Campeonato. Foi o único não oriental a realizar essa proeza.

[@jennyo1582]

Ông ta bao nhiêu tuổi vậy bạn ? Cám ơn !

[@TheSolfilm]

This guy is so good !

[@かろちんらくちん]

競技としての攻撃力と打たれ強さは、驚異的に素晴らしいと思います！👍 武術、武道としての修練は別物です、どんなに鍛えてもナイフやハンマーに勝てる肉体は、得られません、重要なのは、相手の攻撃を容易く受けない技術です 頑張って下さい🙌

[@SirGalaEd]

I feel that is an insightful comment.

[@Somebaldguy]

Wow what a monster 👺 huge respect

[@Vekren]

Judd Reid is super powerful but imo and thats my honest opinion the Japanese went easy on him. Not saying it was easy but he should have failed if went harder as I could see many of them holding back power. Masatatsu Oyama woulds smashed through bone but he was one of a kind, Filho is much larger but I never watched his full video but I saw some clips and he made it look easy. Again would go through me in no time but I say the truth.

[@timoloef]

It's true that the 100 man kumite is not 100 times a one-on-one fight. The purpose of the test is not winning fights.

[@Vekren]

@@timoloef Understood. Masatatsu Oyama, Judd Reid, Francisco Filho, Lechi Kurbanov, Ewerton Teixieria are all men I admire and respect.

[@kevinotoole885]

I trained martial arts for 14 years, my instructor died 4 years ago and I’m probably a shadow of my former self in that respect. Fair play to this guy, dedicated and humble. I don’t think many of the 100 were worthy opponents…….however…….he’s fought 100 guys!!!! Crazy challenge and probably not the wisest of things to do….BUT HE DID!!!! respect brother 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@curtisuwuigbe6343]

This is the greatest respect I have for any martial artists. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@amospizzey1]

Pure Budo Karate fighter and Sensie , OSU 🥋🙏🏻

[@MasterLee1955]

A truly amazing feat !!!!!!!

[@KoffiBossoMath]

Great video. Thanks. I am dreaming BIG for my channel too (Lol). Even if we are not working on the same content. Congrats.

[@chasepalumbo2929]

This is some Baki level shit

[@2submit]

im 52 just came back to bjj but im inspired also to train in strikes

[@wezibonus]

well done mate

[@johnty505]

wowee 100 fights thats mental!! * sees fights "oh"

[@leebates8958]

I'm an mma/judoka respect to you

[@chuckitaway466]

Well done Shihan

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

I'm gonna take a shot in the dark on this but I'm pushing 40 and got heavily into karate/self defense after obsessing over Van Dam movies when I was 7. I mention that because when I was around 8 I heard my mom call me from the living room saying "real karate is on!". We didn't have cable so naturally, I could have ran straight through a locked door to see it if I had to. I get there and it's almost over however, I remember this so vividly because I've neither seen nor heard of it since. This guy maybe 25 or 30 was doing a test/show of strength type ceremony to earn either a belt or trophy or it may have been a sword, I'm almost 40 so it's fuzzy but the two things I remember clearly is he looked vaguely American and there was an Asian woman in a kimono presiding over it sat in the middle of a long table. He broke some ice first and then, for the finale and I've yet to understand why to this day, his assistants came to both sides carrying sharp poles with tips at the ends about half a pool cue in length and thickness that had a rope around each one and were both tied to a big ice block each. I sh*t you not, he took his gi off and held his arms out for each assistant to stretch the skin on his forearms out and they each pierced these poles through his skin on each side. They stepped away and the guy lifts the blocks with the poles running through his forearm skin around the elbows and starts slowly turning in a circle doing an intense full load warrior scream. He then set the blocks down and bowed and they took the poles out and knelt and the crowd clapped and the main lady judge person presented him with the reward I mentioned earlier. It's seared into my memory and it was on PBS in the late morning. Heres my question, what in the actual f*ck was that? Is it a test of resolve for a discipline I've never heard of? I know for a fact it was real due to the footage looking exactly like the quality of this video and they only had one camera angle so it wasn't fake..I mean the poles going through and everything just..wow..

[@almyman]

One word: Monster

[@bernardodeoliveira7701]

Pure Spirit ❤

[@robintang7304]

Great chap

[@EstherShawa-p5q]

is good strong very powerful kicks and Puch ❤❤❤

[@vullrath]

true warrior heart.. honor valor integrity respect

[@leesamardzija9165]

This was way cooler than any of Frank Dux's made up stories and I wouldn't have believed it if I had only heard about it.

[@Celtic-Iron]

Warrior of all time

[@georgygeorgiev5922]

amazing fighter

[@Livefreealways]

Remember it’s not about toughness! It’s about technique!

[@douglasbueno7481]

Without Toughness every skills it's Useless.

[@Salazarsbizzar]

I was expecting blood 😂. Really hardcore though. His training was beyond hardcore. Tough stuff

[@hakanulukavak]

No punches to the face

[@melonmusk3976]

What is his day job? What's Judd's diet like?

[@psychoklown66]

Wow.... he's the only one who knows how to sweep kick.

[@hartwigheinemann8430]

Super weiter so bin selbst karateka

[@rayb3000]

These guys are taking it easy on him.

[@robmen1402]

Seemed like some of them were, out of nervousness. I noticed it was the ones that he outweighed by at least 40 lbs. But the bigger guys were really going in on him . Especially in the last 30 fights or so.

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

16.22 Then what happens when he is old? Then....

[@tickyul]

Supergrandmaster-Seagal did the 100-man-Kumite 3 days in a row.

[@gunnerhiro394]

Some of those black belts look pretty lame - they're fresh and doing the dumbest things like keep kicking his protected side - much respect to Judd Reid - great accomplishment.

[@grishasoritts888]

Красиво всё только на видео потом человек выходит на реальный поединок с боксёром и через полминуты всё заканчивается для каратэки нокаутом вот и вся любовь как говориться 😂😂😂

[@batraz1656]

Человек посвятил себя любимому делу, в данном случае карате и достиг в этом результата, достойного уважения. К чему такой высер? Исход поединка зависит от бойца, а не от того,чем он занимается.

[@grishasoritts888]

@@batraz1656 никчемному пути он себя посвятил

[@batraz1656]

@@grishasoritts888 странные у Вас выводы. Что тут никчемного?

[@gregycalbert589]

How do they earn there money

[@GrabowoStare]

u r the Man

[@scottyi1245]

Holy😳👍 I would even survive 1 second

[@sgt.f.t.o.4967]

Amazing when yo7 have an Art...and others utilize it to instil fear. Minor technical skills and a Roid Program - HALIRIOUS !!!!

[@fudomyoo-888]

ワイルドボーイ ナイスファイト

[@juancervantes313]

The 100 man fight "DEMO" 😅

[@john1120]

Pretty much the whole fight "hey look at my foot"..." huh?" *Sweep*

[@werewolf74]

i dont understand scoring at 27:00 he misses a huge wheel kick that leaves him easily as vulnerable, if not more so than a frontal sweep does. eh... and why is no one else even trying to sweep him or hip toss him (Whatever that is called in Traditional karate - I see a lot of judo similarity) 28:27 that cross body leg catch was pretty nifty. 29:55 the footing and stance dancing there was super interesting.

[@XubodhKhadka]

I was more impressed by the Training than the fight itself. All those 100 black belts didn't even fought like black belts.

[@JohnFrumFromAmerica]

Some of these training methods looks questionable

[@zionequitygroup107]

Warrior.

[@vfxforge]

brutal training,

[@brienmacgearailt7801]

I fought the dude he shook hands with at the end with the blue and black jumpsuit. great kicker bald no eyebrows

[@okamoto2066]

Respect　him a lot

[@justinstuart8382]

Fuck that I'd rather go for a pint 😂

[@silverfox8801]

The only karate worthy of owning a black belt in. That’s coming from a long time shotokan karate practitioner from the 80s