KYOKUSHIN - Filho vs Feitoza

FRANCISCO FILHO VS GLAUBE FEITOZA
FINAL WORLD WEIGHT CATEGORY KYOKUSHIN 1997
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[@LJRRR]

Este tipo de luta é muito mais bonita que MMA.

[@joeranwa]

I think Filho is the demostration that kyokushin has figthers with technique in world class. If you see videos from he's matches sometimes he knocks out people as small flies while it looks like he is just working out with some sparring.

[@JUJEARG]

Filho sos un groso!!... me encanto poder verte y poder ser parte d un entrenamiento!! grande papa!!

[@Rizaldjohan]

i'm not a kyokushin practitioner but i used to spar with a few kyokushin friends. i agree with some of the comments here. Do not underestimate Kyokushin fighters' ability to break your skulls just because their randori does not allow headshots. Many martial arts allow but they do it poorly. There is no best system overall but Kyokushin is one of the most solidly structured training method and sparring systems. Just my two cents

[@hassiemlakay4611]

This is the love of to fighters loving each other ❤ but at the end 1 must win ❤❤❤❤❤USH

[@guilhermekfwst]

Pro Galube sair mancando daquela na perna, o chute deve ter sido muito brabo

[@1kevin09]

Thanks the video was great you were able to hear the fighters and the music Thank you!

[@user-nv3fh9bs6y]

Legendary

[@jorgepaulo6191]

Gigantes do karatê! Osu!

[@Oneiromaster]

Is the music part of the event or was it added for the video? The reverb makes it sound like it's in the stadium. I like it!

[@MasOyama1]

Osu ! great video thank you OSU !

[@wilmagomes8724]

Nosa amo luta

[@PerOleLind]

The low energy could be due to the fact that it's a final. It happens, that finals are less entertaining - particularly heavy weight matches - since the fighters have come a long way through a hard tournament. Tired, possibly with damages and so forth.

[@dandruff3414]

And possibly because these two are good friends. Therefore know each other's game and take cautious

[@fernandodchusyd]

eu acho que kyokushin é o melhor karate, sem treino de luta mais pesado que nem kyokyshin , se o cara so treina golpes no ar kata etc ele não esta tão acostumado na luta de verdade e na hora do vamos ver ele toma coro, não consegue passar para pratica a teoria... mas depende do lutador, tem uns shotokan que batem muito bem e forte e são perigosos , mas sempre que tem uma luta de contato ,dos karates ,oque aposto meu dinheiro é no kyokushin.

[@user-ym9dl4ud6t]

the head-shots were always allowed in the Kyokushin tournaments,not sure when that happen but they forbid knee head-shots and fists in the head area

[@moredad]

@pastropmal thank you

[@bryanteb]

i believe that they had the same teacher-Isobe Seiji, the refugee in this fight=w=

[@Toni26deJulio]

I think that feitoza has learned kyokushin at filho´s gym in sao paulo city.

[@amyrsavoia6017]

ToniDUG actually, they begin kyokushin ar the same dojo in sp called kyokushin liberdade

[@TigerOscar78]

What song is this?

[@LOT23550]

バックミュージックは無用。闘いだけで充分。

[@DaBhaalspawn]

@aldridge1 I only know of one Kyokushin master who realized the importance of head punches, and is still trying to reintroduce them to the art (Shihan Hiroshige, if you care). Sadly, I don't think most of the other masters will listen to him, they care about tradition too much.

[@erma_chete]

Kyokushin is a great style of karate, meanwhile the other styles of karate evolve to a olimpic sport this one remains loyal to its traditions. There are great karate fighters from other styles like lyoto machida, wonderboy thompson, oliver emkanp but in general kyokushin produce more great fighters compare to the others.

[@dominikvdovski996]

After about one minute Glaube lost his confidence... No wonder. Great fight! OSU!

[@DaBhaalspawn]

@aldridge1 I trained Kyokushin for a year. My Shihan was a 5th Dan, just so you know it wasn't a McDojo. Outside the Kihon (punching/kicking the air for a few minutes), you don't do head shots. Ever. That, and kicking the air (usually at fast speeds, therefore ruining technique and balance) got me to stop training it. The barehanded kumite was good though. I speak through my experience, but it wasn't really that great, and the Dojo was legit. My two cents

[@boris999222666]

@XxSoulRazoRxX if that is true (pardon my ignorance) it just proves my point that a punch is a devastating attack and that at the core of every martial art you MUST learn to deal with it. TKD also suffers for this as it promotes a low gaurd with little regard for the fastest strike possible the punch.

[@madmax84s]

they play soft they dont wana hurt each other brazilain plan

[@DaBhaalspawn]

@corvanjer So? Why would I train more than a year in the style, if I am already uncomfortable with one of the most basic things in it? I love the philosophy of Kyokushin, I simply disagree with the methods.

[@oiram48]

its the final of a long tournament both fighters won about 4 fights before this one

[@twdk01]

@boris999222666 in kyokushin you condition the body to be able to recieve beatings with punches and kicks. kicks to head must be controlled, and because of the nature of the hard hitting punching, and no gloves competition it is not allowed to punch face, they dont want the dude to die you see?! ;)

[@XxSoulRazoRxX]

@boris999222666 Its not allowed because oyama killed a guy with a punch to the face.He was so devastated about it that he forbidd it in tournaments, simple :)

[@fernandodchusyd]

ryu vs ken style!

[@moredad]

are hits to the head in kyokushin not allowed?

[@DralnuduLouvre]

0:22 = almost like a mirror LOL

[@evaristoblazquez9954]

Terrible habit of no head guarding it's great for the ring but for real self defence situations this style teaches very bad muscle memory. i.e. You fight how you train and not guarding the head for many thousands of hours of training is what you will naturally do ! Dangerous stuff !

[@shatteringairfist191]

filho has won several ring fights which mainly throw high punches. he is fine with it

[@alexwing3880]

Filo like many other Kyokuskin fighters have been very successful In kickboxing.

[@gabrielzunigavillalobos8334]

have you ever heard about a kid named TENSHIN NASUKAWA my friend?

[@buinator250]

@@gabrielzunigavillalobos8334 Coming from a former kyokushin practitioner, tenshin made the switch to kickboxing at a very young age. He trained and fought in Thailand extensively. He's also an anomaly of skill and is considered a fighting genius for his age.

[@corvanjer]

@DaBhaalspawn You trained less then a year in the style. You have no idea, sorry.

[@bryanteb]

i think u must have known that kyokushinkan already had headshot-allowed tournaments?

[@beliverX]

I dont know what to say about this match, is a little too low energy, it looks more like a demostration match then a final, and what is with the 3 minute round 1 round match, in kyokushin the matches are on a 3:3:1, or 3:2:1 minutes basis per each round. I gues the rules are diffrent in brazil.

[@Erivelton_Weslen]

Por que eles não utilizam essa mesma base para lutas no K1 ?

[@PauloJorgee]

Por que no k-1 vale socar o rosto. Precisam mudar o jeito de lutar, se não vai acabar sendo nocauteado.

[@boris999222666]

@twdk01 hello, i find the comments you made to be ridiculous all martial arts aid in the conditioning to strikes and how to avoid them! a kyokushin karate ka power depends on the student not the style, its the artist not the art! however back to my point the rules in this form of compition are rubbish as they aid in the promotion of bad habits ie not guarding your head. On the street you are a hell of alot more likely to get a fist in the face than a jumping spin kick lol

[@pedrosoares3879]

Na Russia, a cabeça que bate na mão limpa kkkk

[@fernandodchusyd]

i know lol, it must have had many fatalities lol real life mk!!!

[@gabriel9513]

bater de mao limpa na cabeça?????? so ai na russia mesmo , sao tudo loucos heheheh aqui no brasil nao.

[@hvmt]

Too Soft...It´s Obvious!!!!

[@boris999222666]

total rubbish rules no punchs to the face

[@franklincanuto]

que coisa mais ridicula!!!

[@Xmj6919]

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