空手対決！日本vsアルゼンチン JAPAN vs ARGENTINA, KARATE

[@maximilianovazquez8433]

I m Argentinean but I must admit Japan skills were amazing. Hope to see more of this

[@Liquidcadmus]

y si... son los creadores del arte.

[@quirapsia]

UN PAMPEANO ARGENTINO EN JAPON, MARCELO MONZÓN.. RECUERDO HABERLO VISTO ENTRENAR Y COMPETIR, UN GRANDE!

[@shuanglingliew1338]

this looks better than wkf kumites imo

[@bassamry]

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better!!

[@renatao6330]

They should follow these rules in WKF, general public won't like WFK, it won't last in Olympics

[@shuanglingliew1338]

LionMan My thoughts exactly. No offence but WKF kumite looks more like a dance than sparring, with all the rapid jumping and shouting, but they are in my opinion "less" brutal than other styles of karate in terms of kumite so eventhough I am not pleased to see WKF representing the entire karate community but when it comes to Olympics they may be a better fit (the Olympics prefer a more "public-friendly" style of martial arts, just look at what they did to taekwando)

[@spaceafro1887]

I dont really know much about the kumites rule differences or anything. Whats different between this and wkf kumite ?

[@shuanglingliew1338]

From what I have seen wkf karate jumps more rapidly which looks more like a dance (no offence) and most of the time they just stare at each other while jumping

[@MarioUcomics]

I'm seeing more Brazilian jujutsu moves being incorporated. 10:36 Japanese fighter goes into a guard as he hits the ground 0:36 He goes into side control. I'm sensing these guys are cross training more and more

[@ShantiOsika]

Mario U You are right. This is Nemoto Sensei. Before he started karate he has trained judo for a long time.

[@MarioUcomics]

That would make sense why Ne Waza (ground technique) is showing

[@hongvankhangtruong9629]

it's one of the thing I like about kumite, even when you get on the ground, if you somehow protect yourself not being hit, your rival wouldn't get the point. unlike some other type of martial arts, you need only get your opponent down and you get the point, no matter the situation after that.

[@shazamsakazaki]

Gichi Funakoshi, the founder of Shotokan, was a good friend of Kano sensei, the founder of Judo, which BJJ originated from. A lot of these Karatekas also have Judo experience in one form or another. As a matter of fact, you'd be amazed how much Judo is applied in their fighting. You can check some footage of Mikio Yahara sensei, he used the throw called Tomoe Nage from time to time. I also remember a sparring footage from Tanaka sensei where he showed amazing awareness of defensive ground fighting, constantly blocking his sparring partner's arms to avoid a rear naked choke when that guy got his back. He later turned around and used the other guy's collar to secure a choke

[@djacircarvalho8251]

Karate got roots in Judo and jiu-jitsu

[@andresvlieg4248]

not a doubt, Japan!!!

[@elmaxidelsur]

Me encanta que podes poner la velocidad a 0.25 en los videos de KZbin y ver la COMPLETA MENTIRA que son la mayoría de los arbitrajes en este tipo de Karate. No solamente en este torneo sino en general, se cobran todo tipo de golpes fuera de distancia, sin fuerza y a cualquier parte. Muchas veces se cobra mas mancha que un golpe.

[@vitomecucci]

Tenes mucha razón, yo eh notado que cierto puntos que eran claros de argentina fueron cancelados. La verdad es una vergüenza que allá pasado una cosa asi.

[@DonTigre360]

No desmerito al karateca japonés pero los jueces se hicieron los de la vista gorda con varios puntos de los argentinos...

Isso acontece sempre hermano, infelizmente é assim. :(

[@mozasamoza2581]

9:02 Nemoto sensei 🙏🙏

[@hEnDRaDiNatA]

No Dodging, No Defense, only attack and attack. Just forget the defiance technic, the dodging technic or the defense technic you ever learn at Dojo, because in the tournament, only the fastest wins. That's Kumite of Karate, guys!

[@akms535]

yes good japanes . I like thes this is perfict

[@DhanrajMeerpet]

Nice kumite

[@空手-r8n]

志水亮介先生、やっぱ強い。

[@voutespancar]

referees gives every point to japan.

[@phantomspiritxx]

voutespancar sadly always the way in Japan...they have the best fighters, but the refereeing is ridiculous...gives Japan a bad name...

[@yavi_ah8568]

lo que pasa es que tienen que marcar el punto bien profundo y los japoneses conctaban mejor los golpes que los argentinos, los japoneses relajaban con ellos

[@naoexiste6544]

To torcendo pro japão

[@biko331966]

decime que se siente....

[@上田竜-t2t]

The only difference is that there is less jumping and no protection at the legs and feet so Karate in the olympics is going to be fine( btw the reason they yell after they hit the opponent is so that it counts as a point).

[@marcosavalos24430]

Si los jueces son todos Japoneses tremendo como bombearon a favor de su país así cualquiera gana, los argentinos le dieron tremenda paliza y ahun así perdieron, no fue justo, Vamos Argentina !

[@saculselbor8309]

Osu !!!

[@Fischerrrrrrrr]

Did he shoot for a double leg takedown?

[@גיל-ח5ע]

Japan judge = japan wins....?

[@arthurrobles4326]

Arbitrage japonais est une blague

[@RENATO-si8up]

VERGONHOSA A ARBITRAGEM JAPONESA! NENHUM MÉRITO EM VENCER ROUBANDO DE FORMA TÃO VERGONHOSA E EXPLÍCITA!!!

[@eduardobueno5786]

O Japão foi melhor, fato! Mas os japoneses soltam um peido e a arbitragem consede o ponto.

[@guijka]

Luta extremamente roubada pro Japão. O mae-gueri 8:23 foi defendido e aplicado um contra-golpe jodan e o ponto foi do japones e não do argentino? Muito roubado!

[@雷光鬼丸]

空手が、武道と言うなら試合の途中で、中央の線で仕切り直すときに、背中を敵に見せながら線に戻るのは、どうかと思うがな。

[@チワワの豆-j5h]

十字星南 正論だ。

[@Philmoscowitz]

These non-contact point matches are useful and interesting, but I would really like to see JKA Karate tournaments taken to the next level-something closer to full contact UFC MMA style matches. At the very least, it would be interesting to see how Karate evolves in response to it.

[@renatao6330]

I don't think that would be possible, UFC is pro fighting, there's lots of money involved, if the fighters get injuried, there's big medical assistence.

[@debanshumishra7279]

Hugh Mongus u can watch lyoto the dragon machida fighting in ufc... He uses pure shotokan karate exactly what u saw in this video the jka karate in the ufc octagon against other mma fighters and proud to say he does really well...

[@fjdjxfjdjcjx2349]

Chinzo machida the older brother of lyoto was once a champ here ;) and they both went to ufc together

[@ririoncam3288]

@@fjdjxfjdjcjx2349 second place in jka world championship!he was a brasilian champ in shotokan jka,he is a great karateca!!

[@shazamsakazaki]

@@fjdjxfjdjcjx2349 Chinzo does MMA, but he's not in UFC though

[@Aragami3d]

Does the last fighter from argentina has a Taekwon-do belt?

[@td4yd154]

Lmao!

[@RobyDMchannel]

las fight is so boring!

[@alvinkyo]

Roby De Marzi not really

[@rushianokun]

to me it was the most intense, no hits but constant tension

[@RobyDMchannel]

why not? What's interesting in a fight without action?

[@marianamaruca9083]

it´s boring when you know nothing about karate