Kyokushin karate 5th world championship (1/4)

[@adventchia]

ufc's real, this is real, they're both real martial arts man. Watching Anderson Silva fight is as much of a thing of beauty as the precision in the strikes of these karateka

[@larshilmar]

Yes, he was present on the day - and very enganged. I also recall that Sosai Mas Oyama gave a great kata demonstration.

[@NDOhioan]

For goodness sakes, keyboard warriors, can't you watch ONE video without turning it into a massive flamewar? Any martial art that spars full-contact has worth to it. MMA fighters are incredibly talented, no doubt, but Kyokushin Karate fighters have proven themselves as well. Heck, some of the biggest names in the MMA world (GSP and Bas Rutten) trained in Kyokushin! Neither system is "useless" and martial artists of all flavors need to stop wasting their time bitching about why Himalayan Moose-Kicking is superior to Argentinian Rock-Wrestling, and JUST FUCKING TRAIN! Besides, Mongolian Car-Tossing is clearly the best martial art in the world, and if you want proof, come at me!

[@shaolinchihuahua2858]

keyboard warriors :D hilarious!

[@jocelynesguerra759]

right dawg

[@BxVenom2950]

OSU! May only be a whitebelt, but damn this just inspires me to finish recovering from surgery so I can train!!!!

[@hakisnubis]

what belt you got now?

[@NuttachaiTipprasert]

Where did you read this from? I am Thai and I never heard anything like that. All martial arts practitioners know that, when you train your skill high enough, the difference between each arts are very slim. Because, every arts ultimate goal is seeking the most effective way to finish off your opponent. No matter which arts you are training, you will reach the same goal as other people at the end.

[@paulthanga]

For Andy Hug, it was unfair....!! Because the referee broke up the fight and he got relax listening him! Osu!

[@takumi7869]

I agree ur opinion about Andy's judge. But that final judge made disicion by Mas Oyama. That's why Andy has left kyokushin to K1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f368hZ6mqNCfmpY

[@ssyahriel]

"No gain without pain". Great video! Osu

[@cristiansuciu9808]

6.18 daaaaaamnnnnn that.s a hit

[@tayksy]

end up on the ground for one person, the one who got KO'ed :) I know what you're saying about fights ending up on the ground, but 90%? that stat has just been made up because: 1. a big portion of fights don't go to the ground, and 2. you can't possibly track how many out of all the fights have ended on the ground, so that stat is completely fictive.

[@jp-zi4dx]

sono el silvato y el arbitro dijo algo, justo antes del ko. Andy relaja la guardia por eso "creo" y filho aprovecha

[@black9897]

Traditional Karate is not effective, Kyokushin is. TK was created to fight with weapons back a long time ago (still has some good kicks though, they just need slight modification for piratical application).

[@WHITExLEG3ND]

are there no submissions in karate?

[@marceloamaro7439]

el mejor karate oyama

[@RafaelAntizz]

Muay Thai is based on chinese and indian martial art. So is Karate. The are from the same origins.

[@TheMisterGuy]

Sport karate or actual karate? (Also, there are many styles of karate and several different rulesets for karate tournaments.) Sport rules in any martial art generally restrict what you can do so people don't get crippled. Even judo and jiujitsu rules don't allow certain locks and throws that are part of their own arts.

[@Crisperdad]

Thats really neat. Did you get to meet him?

[@corvanjer]

@TheProdigy260592 Different martial arts have varying ways of showing respect/bowing. Kyokushin 'bows' differently as you always keep your eye on your target, keeping protected.

[@black9897]

that's because it's kyokushin karate and not tradtional karate. Kyokushin is actually effective and does look somewhat like Muay Thai.

[@0988dand]

agrees with you 100 percent

[@Crisperdad]

At 8:37, is that Mass Oyama in the Crowd?

[@AlexandreMedeiros40]

Very strange, Chiquinho kicks, Andy holds the leg Chiquinho, at this moment, but just at this moment the referee whistles to acknowledge the "grab" Andy!, He is a "space" of time after (or during) the whistle of referee Chiquinho and sticks a Mawashi Gueri face!! would be a Knockout "clean?". Here is my question!.

[@Bloodkiller811]

What's the Difference Between Traditional Karate and Kyokushin Karate?

[@deqnmarinov8488]

Kyokushin is full contact no shins no gloves only brutal fighting

[@reubenbrooks3674]

Kyokushin is as close to actual street fighting you'll get.

[@kentd600]

Also, Karate is from Okinawa and the Ryukyu empire. Not from China or India.

[@JBW886]

Best comment ever!

[@h_h5423]

Opponent cattle kicked Andy after the whistle

[@fernandoradillo772]

I'm here.😅.

[@AlexandreMedeiros40]

Muito estranho, Chiquinho chuta, Andy segura a perna de Chiquinho, neste instante, mas exatamente neste instante o juiz apita para acusar a "pegada" de Andy!, ele fica num "espaço" de tempo após (ou durante) o apito do juiz e Chiquinho enfia um Mawashi Gueri nas fuças dele!!!!, seria um Nocaute "limpo?". Fica aqui a minha dúvida!.

[@wiggisworld7133]

fight between Hug and Fillio might be two legends, but that was definetly not there best. No use of fists, no body shots only huging and kicking from a far....

[@NuttachaiTipprasert]

Are you talking about Kyokushin or Muay Thai? If it was Kyokushin, I'm not quite sure. Maybe they allow elbow to the body but, AFAIK, you cannot use elbow strikes or punches your opponent in the head. In Muay Thai, however, everything allowed.

[@RafaelAntizz]

I heard this in the documentary of the first world championship kyokushin karate. here: /watch?v=q4mhu1MehY8 At the point where they talk about the muay thai fighters that participated in the contest. The other fact I agree. though the experiences of getting to that point will differ. I've done muay thai. and still doing kyokushin. I think kyokushin brings you closer to a state of mind called Mushin, a zen expression. No fear, no anger, no ego. Osu.

[@kaputasri]

My god is that legal.You can kill someone with that.You learn Karate as self defense but after going to a tournament you can lose your life from Karate.

[@HueyShabazz]

I think modern teachers do that. Weren't the Samurai of Japan taught grappling and ground fighting even with their armor on? Maybe I'm wrong. I'm not very knowledgeable bout traditional arts.

[@lemonvariable72]

HueyShabazz So, the ground aspect that gave rise to Brazillian Jiujutsu was actually from a school of traditional Jiujutsu that kano decided to incorporate into judo after he saw how effective. So we do know that in late Jiujutsu in the restoration and Edo eras there was at least some ground fighting. it makes perfect sense though that samurai would train some ground fighting given that European Knights did, and the context they fought in. If you on a battlefield, and you lose your footing, it's makes sense to try to train warriors to at least regain their footing with out dying

[@dhfhn]

Fighting for entertainment? A disgrace for a warrior. You don't see REAL martial arts on tv.

[@weakfrontkick]

then watch ufc and let real men watch real martial arts, there is always that one guy I swear.

[@TheProdigy260592]

I thought karate guys bow with the hands beside them like judo

[@reubenbrooks3674]

Only non contact point scoring karate bow with their hands by their side.

[@maltakyokushinfederation1672]

Osu respect...

[@98gitara]

mand UFC is nothing...this is fucking awesome...

[@shinkioku]

@mokaddas61 Osu! from 1991. 1.º Midori, 2.º Masuda, 3.º Kurosawa.

[@ab79381]

why do we see lots of eye-catching and impressive techniques in movies while in reality we merely see kicks most of the time in karate and kung fu matches?!!! Such a disappointment!

[@SolarPuddle]

+Aboud Bakkour ı was thinking the same thing

[@Xajmai]

because a kick gets you off balance, its much much safer to punch someone than to kick someone. You have to lift your leg to kick which means you'll be standing on only one leg, thats why they dont kick as often as you see in movies. but then again you dont see people taking 30 hits to the face in real life either.

[@ab79381]

+Martin Johansson but in real matches we see lots of kicking instead of nice moves and punches that we see in movies

[@Xajmai]

+Aboud Bakkour what techniques are you talking about? You know movies are made with cables and cgi

[@varanid9]

I think because, oddly, these Kyokushinkai matches are like the TKD matches I just watched here on KZbin: no hands, just kicks!! Seems silly to me.

[@RafaelAntizz]

Oke.

[@ramaaubal1111]

Tremendo el brasilero casi le arranco el maxilar

[@sebastianmiranda5076]

Ramaa Ubal pienso lo mismo fue controversial ese combate. De todos modos ambos son leyendas del kyokushin

[@iggymydog]

agreed

[@luizengrazia5169]

FRANCISCO!

[@RafaelAntizz]

Never the point. You missed it completely, try HARDER.

[@RafaelAntizz]

Karate kyokushin is offensive martial art.

[@gabrielmoraesbjj4385]

13:16

[@bbhhjjww]

It looks like muay thai

[@rayaqin]

the match around 19 was horrible

[@gabrielmoraesbjj4385]

7:04 Shihan Francisco Filho

[@takumi7869]

Correct.Kyokushin legend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f368hZ6mqNCfmpY

[@brandontodd14]

Too bad 90% of fights end up on the ground and most all traditional martial arts eliminate all ground fighting techniques.

[@rallyivan1234]

Andy sucked in this championship :(

[@Jarred_Anae]

ufc is more meaner than this tournament. HARD!

[@chrisredig1381]

Un bon cru

[@SolarPuddle]

all the moves they do,how they look is exactly the same as some random guys fighting in the street with no martial arts experiences at all,is this what you get after years of training?Disappointing!.

[@ab79381]

completely agree.

[@Xajmai]

First of all i would like to see some streetfighters pulling off some of those kicks, secondly they have speed, power behind the punches as well as durability. If one of these guys would kick you the way they kick eachother even once you would go down.

[@Vitor20XX]

You dont fuckin know what you are talking about. Go watch your Hollywood fiction shit.