Kungfu Guy Challenges Much Smaller Boxer To Boxing Match GUESS WHO WINS

[@FightCommentary]

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[@malakatan3235]

Learning to jab? I thought kung Fu is much older than Boxing & since when basic attack become exclusive boxing or kickboxing style

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

It seems that kungfu fighters are more suited to fighting other nation's martial artists. They beat karate fighters and Muay thai fighters a lot in the rings. (But of course sometimes loses also)

[@心-g9h]

​​@@malakatan3235 Please learn the difference between a straight punch and a jab. A jab is a type of straight punch but not all straight punches are a jab. I'm sure kungfu utilizes a lot of straight punches. It's more like a difference in language where english has a more specific word for a specific type of punch defined by form, method, and functions. "Basic attack" can't describe the differences between the many types of punches whereas the term jab, cross, hook, uppercut, and etc describes perfectly what type of punch that is being thrown. This also applies to kicking (i.e. front kick, side kick, axe kick, push kick, spinning hook kick, flying back kick, etc). You could call a punch, a kick, a headbutt, an elbow, or a knee a "basic attack" but do people automatically know what you're talking about? That's why we have these terms in english. I'm sure there are also similar terms in chinese languages, so it's probably just a misunderstanding between people that have differences in native languages. Although feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

[@stephanwatson7902]

"A man who's been wrestling and boxing for 1 year, can beat a lifelong martial artist." - Bruce Lee

[@Ben10Blader]

​@Juan Ocampo Yup, in particular he was referring to traditional martial artists that don't spar. He upset a lot of people when he said that.

[@NiñoVincenFernandez]

​@Juan Ocampo he didn't say that, like right know he's dead

[@stephanwatson7902]

@Juan Ocampo Yes sir, alot of people didn't know that Bruce grappled and wrestled. I put another Bruce quote on a grappling channel and some people thought it was made up; until commenters replied with the page number and quote. That quote was: "Don't rely on one takedown; be ready for other openings." - pg.116 Tao of jkd

[@Atreal23]

Sadly it's true the way boxers train it not the same they always sparring engaging in more physical training with a another person were as traditional martial arts focuses on kata and punching air if traditional martial focus more on sparing it would be deadly

[@malakatan3235]

even MMA fighter like kid to professional boxer IF fight in boxing rules

[@PerunaMuayThai]

When I was boxing for a couple years I got ok at slipping but then I kept still getting hit because I didn't move my feet to get angles. There's so much to the art of "Just Left Hand And Right Hand" and that training made me really appreciate it

[@kaguth]

To me, footwork is the highest level of Boxing skill. Everything else can be learned fairly easily but footwork takes time to master

[@notsoanonymous2458]

The kung fu guy did MUCH better than most “kung fu masters.” He took up a boxing match with a boxer who knew he wouldn’t be kicked. King Fu guy also looks like he’s getting up there in age. I give him credit.

[@02337755]

THIS is the difference between Boxing and Throwing Punches. He could have stayed on the "Outside" of the bigger guys "jab" and he would have been safe BUT he can't hit form there so he used angles, footwork, and slipping to get close throw a combo then step off. The Big Guy must have been so confused.

[@factspoken9062]

in other words Kungfu sucks

[@FusionGeorge]

I love hearing your commentary. When you get excited you sound like a mix between Owen Wilson and Tommy Chong. You crack me up sometimes. Always love the new content!

[@DarukaEon]

The thing that I appreciate is that you can see the kung fu master adapting. Albeit slowly, the cogwheels are actually turning. 😅

[@martinwest7250]

Do you mean as his kung fu was actually tested he realised it was pretty useless and started to put his hands up and try box?

[@ApexAZnn]

He's mimicking him without realizing it

[@DarukaEon]

@@martinwest7250 Pretty much! It's like he's learning from the boxer and actually trying it out to see if it works.

[@DarukaEon]

@@ApexAZnn Yes! That to me is pretty cool to see.

[@hectorheckler6327]

Boxing rules. So, he can't actually use Kung Fu in this match. But that doesn't mean Kung Fu itself is useless.

[@AninoffsMagister]

4:33 Boxers do think differently than that. Every little punch that lands doesn’t do damage. Sometimes we take a couple shots on purpose just to get out adder up. Not a lot but sometimes you just want to feel a guy’s power. As long as it doesn’t hit your chin or temple you’re likely going to be fine. A good hard shot will renew that fire to attack and make you forget about how tired you are in the right circumstances. I gotta give the Kung Fu guy some credit here though. He must spar like a boxer more than most king fu guys I’ve seen. He doesn’t have that same panicked, rapid blinking when he takes a shot and has the presents of mind to punch back while under fire. If you haven’t sparred much those are usually the sure fire ways to tell. This was a good video

[@someman7]

The fact that this is a boxing match, rather than an MMA or styles vs style gives the Kungfu guy extra points

[@sephytcd8349]

Another "kung fu master" or traditional martial artist who seems like they're taking what they're doing seriously and not just acting or being ignorant. He's trying to box and do things that are important and not just trying to fool around with kung fu. He just isn't as good at boxing and has some stuff to learn, I feel like I've seen this more recently to where these people aren't up to snuff, but they're not ignorant either it seems. I can respect it

[@chrisw5742]

Too bad he didn't know how to go into berzerker mode though. I am 180lbs and I woulda dominated the little dude.

[@Krypteian]

I've noticed the silencing of Kung Fu apologists lately. It used to be excuse after excuse. I think it's finally dawned on them that their paltry training (forms, non-contact, easy exercise) wasn't going to work in the real world. It's just a pity that it took this long.

[@hiyukelavie2396]

LMAO boxing isn't real world either Boxing is just boxing There's a reason why boxers get owned in MMA

[@hiyukelavie2396]

@Snakes in dis biitch Nick Diaz has a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu

[@AniWho268]

@@hiyukelavie2396 It's very strange that you said that boxing(competition) isn't real world, but then you said that they get owned in MMA, which is also a competition, and isn't real world either.

[@Simon2k17]

I'm glad the representatives of kungfu are getting better.

[@179107199999]

i'll never forget how hard it is to box a taller opponent. I was a kid but yeah Tall boxers have a great advantage however as you said technique can beat it. also 7:09 The fade to grey was so like a GTA Wasted screen lol

[@BrotherB1ackHeartSavage]

Lol as a tall guy I only have issues with short guys who are way faster than me, liver to solar plexus feels like getting kicked in the ballz 😆🤣

[@iggs67]

That "traditional" martial artist's technique looks suspiciously good in boxing. Angles, slips, combos - hmmm, he did some boxing didn't he.

[@mengmao5033]

yeah, his fundamentals aren't amazing but they're super obviously trained -- using the jab, pawing the jab straight out to control distance as the bigger fighter, mostly sound stepping footwook. Whatever he's been doing has given him a skillset that looks like a serious boxing beginner's, and he's far more let down by his gas than his technique.

[@velkanzi]

Did you miss the repeated comments about how the boxer is a coach? A great advertisement for him tbh, he actually knows what he is teaching/coaching.

[@mengmao5033]

@@velkanzi I was talking about the kung fu guy. He was the boxing coach?

[@velkanzi]

@@mengmao5033 He said that the boxing guy was a coach. The kung fu guy was a “master”. Though brave/ deluded enough to put himself in the ring though, in front of a potentially large audience.

[@mengmao5033]

@@velkanzi my comments on “obviously trained in boxing” were about the kung fu guy’s boxing

[@fauxbravo]

Kung fu guy at least seems like he's done it before. He's just outclassed here. But he doesn't do as much dumb stuff as we see from the guys who have never sparred.

[@SgtAl]

I noticed that the kung fu guy at least wasn't standing with his feet squared up like a lot of kung fu guys. Definitely not the worst you've shown but I really didn't see any kung fu techniques

[@AninoffsMagister]

By the way you asked if the boxer was any good. He is. He isn’t maybe world title good but he can box and has spent many years honing his craft.

[@smutjunkies559]

It seems the boxer just started head hunting when he knew he had the kung fu guy outgunned. He could've turned the master's liver to slush if he took every open body shot.

[@Arciniega5k5]

I thought so too. Inexperienced boxer didnt see the high guard.

[@mengmao5033]

In R2: "he's learning to jab" -- he starts using his jab to keep range within 20s of the video starting. Overall, I think it think it's very hard to call the bigger fighter a representative of any traditional CMA. Any success he has is from training solid boxing fundamentals. Of course, possibly in conjunction with other arts, but those just don't show up. Unless lead hook, rear hook is a common technique in some CMA.

[@junior5389]

He's a master in taking punches

[@vicarious7858]

You could actually see the kung fu guys head slowly inflate. Fair play to him for taking it tho! They normally drop or complain the moons in the wrong place.

[@FightCommentary]

Yep

[@medx15531]

​@@FightCommentaryyou always post fake Kungfu guy. This is real kungfu student kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHOsampuaradp5Y kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGbNqZVvq5d-opo

[@combatsportsarchive7632]

It is super strange that a lot of Kung Fu guys in China cannot apply their forms in a real fight like the ones from my "Kata Applications in MMA" videos. I've found some Karate fighters who could make practical applications of their own forms (e.g. Robbie Lawler and Machida brothers) in MMA fights. Some of those forms are unorthodox methods of bareknuckle counterstrikes like old school pugilism whereas are hand traps or grip fighting like Koryu Jujutsu. On the other hand, those Chinese practitioners often end up fighting like unpolished kickboxers with weird hands and sloppy tactics. The guys from Choy Li Fut however look at least like unconventional strikers with maniacal ways of hammer fists. Shuai Jiao is the most practical one among Chinese arts since it is literally jacket wrestling. Even Xu Xiaodong acknowledges Shuai Jiao for clear reasons.

[@resonance10]

I have watched the video "Kata Applications in MMA" you posted. All those applications are well known in any decent kungfu school. You are right it is strange how bad the kungfu is IN China specifically. I believe this is a cultural issue particular to the modern era of that country not the styles themselves. The Cultural Revolution changed so much; but there are folks who know what they are doing, they are just not the well known self promoted 'masters' that end up in videos like this. Big respect to Xu Xiaodong.

[@dreamsalamander]

If I'm not mistaken...it has become likes this: u now have wushu, which, to quote a video I just watched yesterday, is divided into 2 specialties: tao lu, which is purely demonstrative intense acrobatics with a Kung Fu flair, and sanda, which is kickboxing with takedowns. Outside of this "govt wushu", there's the traditional Kung Fu styles, which at present have a reputation of not sparring a lot. What I think could work, is if Sanda fighters took Kung Fu discipleship like a kind of supplementary training in specific movement principles. The same way Conor studied with portal, Wei Li with Hyperarch Training, Kyle Dake with Functional Patterns. That's what I think Kung Fu styles are, theories of movement patterns, take the extreme difference between the short power and full body tension of Chow Gar, and the ultra loose shoulders and long range speed of Tong Bei, as an example

[@malakatan3235]

While karate is from China 🤭

[@combatsportsarchive7632]

@@malakatan3235 The early version of Karate or Tode/Koryu Te was created in the island of Okinawa when the islanders received various of Quan Fa from Chinese traders to combine with Okinawa's native arts (such as Tigwa, Tegumi and Meotode) centuries before 1900. It is both Chinese and Okinawan art, not the other way around. They later included some elements from Japanese arts such as Jujutsu and Judo when they exported and spread their art to mainland Japan after 1900.

[@combatsportsarchive7632]

@@resonance10 I often wonder who are those folks who know what they're doing in China if they do exist. We have seen too many videos that show the absurd and incompetent wannabes like the ones Xu Xiaodong hunted down since years ago.

[@danielburgess7785]

Boxer? "I can do this all day."

[@AniWho268]

I would've loved to learn from this boxing coach. I'm small too, so I would've liked to learn from him about facing bigger, taller opponents. He was hunting this kung fu master. Like at 5:53, with no hesitation, he just chases the kung fu master like he's hunting, and the master is backing up. Feels like a warrior, he's awesome.

[@misubi]

Really cardio was key here.

[@ComicusFreemanius]

That boxer is aggressive, it'd take a lot to impact his moral.

[@CarmineCroons]

Technique will beat size in many situations when it's vs a bigger fighter with less skills.

[@shadowfighter6445]

Kung Fu guy is bleeding! That makes him the victor 😄.

[@FightCommentary]

Hahaha

[@shinobi8564]

People think that kung fu is a different art but logically, boxing and kickboxing/muay thai(muay thai comes from the shaolin like most of martial arts come from Bodhi Dharma) is nanquan and fanziquan, tai chi and baguazhang and Shuai Jiao is grappling, wrestling, judo all at the same time. Kung fu is not magic, watch kung fu movie fights, they show you how to use wushu stances in combat and other moves.

[@Jkd_77]

Why don’t they just learn Kung Fu and Boxing, Kickboxing, Wrestling, etc all at the same time to have something to fall back on? Or even if they just want to learn Kung Fu alone then why don’t just do a lot of sparring to pressure test themselves? I genuinely want to know the reason they never spar?

[@neometalx9]

Not to be picky about it, but Kung Fu guy wasn't even using any of his style, also no legs... Heavyweight guy was just trying to use boxing the whole fight.. might as well call this Chinese welterweight boxer vs random heavyweight dude with no skills, boxing match lol.

[@farkinarkin5099]

That was painful to watch. This is what I saw… I’m sure that the root of KF striking should be the same as any pugilist art whereby power comes from the legs and core. His foot work looked OK, but none of his punches involved much core or legs. Hence he’s fighting boxer’s legs and core with just his arms. Whatever power advantage KF guy might have had is wasted there. As far range, KFG was not keeping the boxer at range. Not sure why not. Slipping and angles? Non-existent, as was conditioning. Boxer was really taking it easy on KF guy. It could have been a slaughter. 😬

[@FightCommentary]

Yep

[@tontonder8271]

Je vois juste un jeune boxeur contre un vieux boxeur

[@alexwong8076]

Their technique had no trace of traditional Kung fu!

[@mtower235]

“Imagine if he learned to box” Then it wouldn’t be kung fu he’s the “master” of then would it? It’d be MMA

[@michaelcook2290]

Did kung fu guy throw a punch after the bell on the third round as well? Boxer just dodged it and didn't even emotionally react because the kung fu guy was no threat, as if he was avoiding a naughty child.

[@FightCommentary]

Yep

[@alisaiful6717]

Those who trained harder and consistently will win.. Anyway I wonder where are the much hyped kungfu stances. I saw none at all

[@factspoken9062]

Kungfu masters should keep themselves in the movies alone...whenever they get into real fight they turn into comedians

[@SaudiHaramco]

i love how many of these "martial arts masters" obviously use none of the martial arts they've spend decades learning and just rely on the little boxing/grappling they've picked up preparing for the fight lol

[@robertn314]

They aren't allowed to kick ?

[@Totentanz23]

I see no kung fu in this master. He's just sloppy brawling like it's 2am and the bar has just closed.

[@kevinlobos5519]

While yea, it's clear who's the better fighter, even with all of those cleanly landed heavy shots from the boxer, it shows too how much size matters, it took a lot of them to overwhelm and clearly damage the big dude and for the ref to give a standing count. Still, you could argue that if were not for the rounds, that would have happened much quicker, since the kung fu guy was pretty gassed at the end of every round.

[@DNAisWookieUSER]

Kung fu guy will say its because of the gloves he couldnt trap the hands or something like or his chi itself was traped because the gloves...like other traditional China martial arts guys

[@w8ngr]

What is it about outside arenas in china and me wanted to fight on 1 like I’m Australia or something

[@FightCommentary]

Yeah! Epic outdoor arena.

[@TheJadekungfu]

Let's use another analogy to represent this, get a Example A: Pizza chef with 15 years of experience Vs a burger chef with 5 years of experience to make the best burger. Example B: Java programmer of 10 years Vs Python programmer of 3 years to make a Python code. You know how the odds will never be in their favor.

[@TheRonellCross]

These Kungfu guys bought their own press, and now they're learning the hard way, it was all BS!

[@jesszaeus7371]

Boxer should have dropped him within first 30 seconds

[@rolandomartinez1927]

You got to do a video on a guy who had Ad for your KZbin channel called prettyfastmovements I really can't make this up I thought it was a joke but he's the Real Deal

[@FightCommentary]

Pretty fast movements?

[@rolandomartinez1927]

Love your channel thank you for the laughs and exposing the art of Bullshido God Bless

[@FightCommentary]

I’ll have to check out that channel. Even the name is funny!

[@raksh9]

I just checked out that guy's channel. I... don't know what to think. It's like a younger Russian vodka master.

[@JoseFlores-pm7qg]

Somebody should have told the Kung-fu guy to quit head-hunting and go straight to the body. Attack the body and it opens the kill shot upstairs.

[@williamdelong8265]

Tech beats size conditioning beats tech my opinion.

[@w8ngr]

Tell me the kung fu guy doesn’t look like big bang Zhang

[@FightCommentary]

Who’s that?

[@w8ngr]

@@FightCommentary the guy who just knocked out joe joyce,,, boxing? Apparently he’s a superstar in china after his win, check him out Zhilei “big bang” Zhang

[@w8ngr]

@@FightCommentary here’s a KZbin link kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z57KnaaMd6akoJo

[@02337755]

Yes

[@alexisdominguez3133]

No damage just punch pushing, jab is fundamental not groundbreaking, no challenge for the boxer.

[@malakatan3235]

even MMA fighter like kid to professional boxer IF fight in boxing rules

[@hugejackman1427]

OK... I see rules applied here. If no rules apply.... Could be a different story... What would happen if that baldhead give that little guy a big hugs?? 😂

[@tommydecember812]

Different fighting styles Kung Fu using boxing Style kung fu is supposed to use everything kung fu use everything would have won

[@knuckles745]

Everytime I see a video about some traditional martial artist stepping into an actual ring I see a similar problem. Their martial arts is more of a hobby and exercise than something that can be translated into competition. Sure, might they be able to fend off one or maybe two attackers who never studied any kind of martial arts in their life? Yes. But can they use what they learned in their traditional study in a more dynamic environment? Like for example, this kung fu guy in tbe video... the amount of times he drops his hands when he punches and just generally is shameful. That's like the first thing you learn when you spar, KEEP YOUR HANDS UP AND YOUR EYES OPEN!

[@AninoffsMagister]

Yeah, the kung fu punches were nothing to the boxer. Never once was he in Danger. It’s not the snap it’s the technique. The boxer’s body and shoulders are 100% behind his shots whereas the king fu punches are arm punches.

[@hungkiet7535]

Kungfu man never learn!

[@foobar5477]

The only thing this shows us is that kung foo masters is out of shape. Like to see this boxer go against an MMA figher like zhang. With full take down. Its not fair that boxers fight these out of shape old guys. Have them compete in the octagon. Being a wrestler, jujitsui, and kung fu guy myself and having competed in full contact fight myself when I was young I never view boxers as complete all round fighters without the ground work. For me I don't see this guy having the power to stop a 180-240 lb mma fighter from taking him to the ground, for some ground and pound.

[@jainac11]

kung fu master has great form though... maybe not used to spar against trained and skilled ones

[@humbledb4jesus]

i'd like to see him with another boxer...his style is a lot looser than traditional boxers...

[@marcialtunacao4757]

This is just a simple boxing match. Where is the KUNGFU? Where are the kicks, elbows, knees and chops and finger jabs that are Kungfus' main arsenal? So confusing and unfortunate.😢

[@RogueAngel97]

The first mistake was challenging a boxer to a BOXING match. If he knows Kung fu, it should be Kung fu vs boxing lol. Boxing is a sport dictated by rules.

[@kidd32888]

The kung fu mastet would have got destroyed if not for the huge size advantage

[@thatoneguy_71]

The boxer

[@robertn314]

That guy looks like he has hardly any training in martial. Who claims that he's a Kung-Fu ?

[@johnabrams8148]

This nonsense, the Kug Fu Master is not using any Kung Fu.

[@FightCommentary]

We just can’t win with this. When they don’t use kungfu, they get accused of not being kungfu, when they use kungfu, they get accused of not being high level kungfu, so basically, the answer is always, “He’s not doing real kungfu,” or “he’s not a real kungfu guy.” And then when I feature people doing high level kungfu, the answer is “I don’t see any kungfu.” So the answer will always be “it’s boxing brah” or “it’s just kickboxing brah.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-nb2bt2fu1e]

@@FightCommentary Too bad that most people dont see the universality of fighting fundamentals and resort to calling that "looks like kickboxing"

[@user-nb2bt2fu1e]

Thanks for the acknowledgement Jerry, you're welcome to take my theory into consideration. Been a viewer of the channel for a while now, love the analytical approach. From what I have seen, an example of universal fighting fundamentals that I have discovered from watching your videos is that one should almost always keep their hands up. But then the problem is, if a cma guy keep their hands up, because he also understands the importance of doing so through analyzing fights, people will be very quick to say that he's "just doing kickboxing", almost as if boxing/kickboxing has a monopoly on "putting ones hands up". And this is what I find obnoxious with the "just boxing/kickboxing" crowd, it is as if their martial art has a monopoly on something as simple as putting your hands up, very silly. One simply cannot win a fight without employing some sort of fighting fundamentals, but when the boxing/kickboxing crowd "monopolizes" fighting fundamentals, then literally every single person that practices martial arts other than boxing/kickboxing that fights and wins will be subjected to the "just boxing/kickboxing", comment. I believe that this is the answer to the phenomenon of: "...And then when I feature people doing high level kungfu, the answer is “I don’t see any kungfu.” So the answer will always be “it’s boxing brah” or “it’s just kickboxing brah....”.

[@dsong2006]

Its like watching amateur vs. a semi pro boxer. Where is the kungfu stuff? I guess when the gloves are on every "master" reverts to some form of boxing to not get KO'd instantly

[@MarkGoding]

Like a terrior going after a bull.

[@PazCristo]

夏在'抖某武林'中，也是戰力的quality control，而'抖某武林'中，能夠成為真正的盟主，就是要打贏王賽

[@suadhalilovic1501]

They're both boxing, I see no Kung Fu

[@apaithea5064]

This is no Kung Fu master...no Kung fu skills being applied... commentator just making fun of traditional martial art..that seems the objectives

[@mastermed7724]

IT'S ABOUT THE SKILL NOT THE BUILD...

[@bonganimkhwanazi5097]

No no maybe is the fake master

[@williamdelong8265]

The ring itself can mess you up. Some are soft others have give it saps your energy. Lose ropes.

[@anthonycraig274]

This boxer is awful. If he was fighting with a a mature boxer, he would be pummelled.

[@usmanAli-hw5xu]

first

[@TheTwsa]

boxer have no real power from gravity and so he fires a lot of blanks.

[@bmwcarteroz9482]

..This boxer vs judo master in judo rules ..or this boxer vs soccer player in football rules . .this is not fair fight . .

[@bigfatfoot]

Not bad for the kungfu master. He can withstand a good beating. Boxer seems to have a lot of missed shots. Perhaps the timing was wrong.

[@SubscribeLike-nz7vx]

If there wasn't the boxing gloves this match will end in 20 seconds

[@ApexAZnn]

These guys practise kung fu for years only to abandon it all in favour of a "boxing style" in a actual fight. Its almost like they shouldve just been training boxing all those years instead 😂 😂😂

[@jeromestavros]

Both not very good

[@dninja6657]

"master ??" 😂🤌" , Fugghetaboudit lol