Cocky Fighter Becomes Humble Legend

Young cocky fighter disrespects a legend and gets humbled. This was instant karma and one of the most satisfying knockouts in kickboxing history. Peter Graham delivering a monster rolling thunder knockout to Badr Hari instantly gained legendary status... but this young fighter never gave up, ultimately he became a humble legend and the biggest superstar the kickboxing world had ever seen.
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Young Badr Hari Knockouts: 0:33
Biggest Grudge Match in Kickboxing: 0:50
Kickboxing’s biggest superstar: 1:09
Why Badr Hari started fighting : 1:52
Francois Botha talks Badr Hari: 2:14
Mike Tyson’s favorite kickboxer: 2:24
Cocky Angry fighter: 2:38
Peter Graham knockout highlight: 3:43
Badr Hari Peter Graham Press conference: 4:06
Badr Hari vs Peter Graham Press conference brawl: 4:48
Badr Hari vs Peter Graham 1: 5:30
Rolling thunder knockout: 8:03
Badr Hari Knockouts and comeback: 9:03
Badr Hari vs Peter Graham 2: 10:24
Respect after fighting: 12:57
Badr Hari kiss interview: 13:21
Badr Hari, Alistair Overeem, Rico Verhoeven Respect: 14:22
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[@LawrenceKenshin]

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[@ghostface3655]

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[@LawrenceKenshin]

@@ghostface3655 thanks so much for the support man! Hope you continue to watch, and enjoy your journey!

[@ghostface3655]

@@LawrenceKenshin Absolutely! I'm definitely gonna watch some real soon!

[@LawrenceKenshin]

@@ghostface3655 thank you!

[@jamesj590]

As someone who watched all the K1 events from the start (I'm that old), nothing pleased me more at the time than seeing Pete knock him out. I never warmed to Badr, it was always Ernesto and Alistair for me.

[@isudizzyblud]

Graham's KO was by far the most satisfying knockout in combat sports history!

[@LawrenceKenshin]

hahaha many people thinks so! amazing to see Badr Hari come back from it though

[@scoutylugs]

Like the Men at Work song says… “Do you come from a land down under? Where women glow and men plunder? Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder? You better run, you better take cover" Rolling thunder that is! I loved the mutual respect at the end though. Class.

[@appleid3151]

What about that face kick to the fella who keeps breakdancing during the fight?

[@willrichtor]

It's up there, but Yves Edwards rear waistlock setup to jumping roundhouse on Josh Thompson takes the number 1 spot for me.

[@fishfire_2999]

And fans least favorite was Brendon Shwab whatever tf knocking out Cro cop

[@msharyhomrany7826]

Man much respect to the Japanese combat sports fans, they truly appreciate the fighters, winners and losers. Wished more fans be like them.

[@jdizzle6324]

Much different fan reactions overseas than USA. Dare I say they are more in tune with emotion? It's hard to say why.

[@ultrasmagowski2877]

Hari is a disgrace to K-1 Samurai spirit. Dirtiest fighter ever .

[@msharyhomrany7826]

@@ultrasmagowski2877 If you have seen an anime named hajime no ippo he reminds me of hawk, pure power and always pumped up for a fight. But it’s the effort and performance that deserves the applause. Different fighters require anger to fight.

[@ultrasmagowski2877]

@@msharyhomrany7826 There is fundamental difference between being angry and dirty . It’s in his Moroccan genes . 24 of his countrymen , tortured, raped and beheaded 2 Scandinavian women . I can’t imagine another country , able to spawn 24 animals like that . 1-2 unfortunately could happen anywhere, but 24 only in this cesspool .

[@Lisaki1977]

Mate do your research properly, this happened in Auckland NZ, the fans were giving him shit as he left, I was there!

[@Locusto199]

“I have no bad history with him. He just broke my jaw and knocked me out” that’s fucking gold 😭.

[@enggpranjal]

Who r u

[@markhillaryclinton7626]

@@enggpranjal he was only quoting the man himself? Are you that uneducated and a meathead?

[@adrianguerra729]

@@enggpranjal yo father

[@rkitsune3549]

​@Jimmy Rodger repent from saying such blasphemy before it's too late. Never take our Lord's name in vain.

[@Broncstale]

@@rkitsune3549 god is my dog

[@58nunzi]

A legendary fighter that could not control his emotions. Not too many people respect him as a man.

[@oscarmanetti2098]

no MAN will respect scumbags such as Badr Hari, he was even a doggy " collector" for doggy miserable criminals ( imagine what sort of honourable man...). He is a violent idiot, not a sport man! Happy Peter humbled him breaking his jaw!

[@andpop2157]

He is a woman

[@prestonakin6618]

True, he was a narcissist but a damn good fighter

[@woodbeard9861]

what goes around comes around..

[@goofverdinus165]

He was the mike tyson of kickboxing, tyson found peace and beat his inner demons, hari is still at war with his inner demons

[@eftheusempire]

The progression of their attitude to each other between the 2 fights is great. Needed a lesson and took it to heart. Thats truly inspiring from both fighters.

[@BiggieB4]

From being bullied to become the bully...... Glad he got a slice of humble pie

[@carlodefalco7930]

Is there any reports of him being a bully in his daily life ?? If only at his press conferences , fights that’s part of today’s theatrics of fighting sports.. have you heard of a guy , Thomas Sowell ? He talks about how boxing went from the fighters being polite to each other to how it is today , mma , k1 etc , where you got guys trash talking and being thugs

[@astahfirula]

​@@carlodefalco7930 many records buddy, ge was convicted and arrested in the Netherlands in 2014 under 8 different charges of attempted manslaughter and aggravated assault. All charges upheld by the dutch supreme court. This guys is a complete asshole and a menace to society. Fairly surprised he never got accused of domestic abuse since that seems right up his alley.

[@carlodefalco7930]

@@astahfirula I don’t know anything about him except from this video , that’s why I stated , “was he bully outside of ring …”

[@astahfirula]

@@carlodefalco7930 No worries buddy, i also don't know much about him since i don't follow the kickboxing scene. but yeah, a little research like i did quickly brings up his legal troubles. nowadays he seems to be mostly off the radar and for his own sake i hope he stays like that.

[@professionalshittalker]

Your a vonor fan but hate badr for his press talk... throw ya self away tho

[@ombra711]

This was beautiful, the 2nd fight showed an old soldier who refused to stay down and a young master who learned humility and used it to sharpen his hunger into a fine point.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

Actually he emotionally molested the white guy & attempted to physically do so prior to any sexual abuse as well.

[@Olsenator]

I love the Japanese too! Even tho the kid was cocky. They gave him a standing ovation as he left. So respectful.

[@StevenMichaelCunningham]

@@Olsenator moving on & letting go is what he should of done from the get go after all. To it. Those who choose to do thus be evil will never be worthy again. No matter the species or circumstances. Law or no law. Instinct & intuition as well as logic each denotes this. ⛈️

[@My.name.goes.here.]

Young master ? No. He’s great at what he does, but what does it count for if you still suck as a person ?

[@nicolaiby1846]

What humility? He's a raging narcissist, he never learned shit.

[@tigerbudgie9562]

Fact they showed respect to each other second fight shows character. Great progression in a year as well. Great fighters

[@tylercoombs1]

A sage veteran teaching a young buck the most important lesson in Martial Arts, humility. A young talented man learning that you only lose, if you lose the lesson. OSU!

[@chrisculley3756]

The slipping of the jab and the hook at the press conference was freaking legendary in itself. RLTW 3/75

[@odinzraider591]

Why would reference 3rd batt in a kickboxing video? Lmao.

[@firstlast2386]

Ultra Instinct

[@pighater951]

It looked like he didn't want to it him an other words it looked staged 🤣🗣️🗣️🤔😩🤘😩😩🤘

[@BlakeYoBruh]

@@odinzraider591 because spec ops guys can’t go 5 secs without letting everyone know they are spec ops

[@odinzraider591]

@@BlakeYoBruh Nah, it's usually the other way around. Which leads me to believe this guy is just being a poser. But in this social media "look at me" age, you might be right.

[@christianbagge609]

Most satisfying knockout ever. Met Graham when lifting weights in a gym in Thailand many years ago. Starting chatting without first recognising who it was, a genuinely humble and very nice guy!

[@zombievikinggaming4258]

​@@korhanduranozelStay mad. Arabs can't fight.

[@fo4357]

Yeah I met him at Anthony Mundine's gym about 20 years ago, didn't know who he was, then happened to look at the wall and saw him on a k1 poster. I was surprised because he was so humble and down earth

[@markuscamenzind5510]

@@fo4357 everyone appears humble around anthony the mouth mundine

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

10:43 i've heard they hate each other

[@christianbagge609]

@@bradford_shaun_murray I think they genuinely hated each other. I remember Graham thought it was kind of ironic that the Japanese marketed him as a “bad guy” while Hari wasn’t.

[@slevin421]

my first trainer was a multiple kickbox world champion and one of the first things he taught me was to always stay humble and calm, which has often helped me in life, especially when i switched to muay thai and other martial arts i trained.

[@waynes517]

"He walked around with main character energy. Everyone else was just an NPC" got me rollin' 🤣🤣

[@justinbieltz5903]

I almost died laughing at such a true statement lol

[@cain2548]

He wasn't fkn lying tho. Fr

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Yeah, then the DLC boss steps into the ring. BUSTED JAW!!!

[@Bluejay445]

🅱️ 2:16

[@justawanderingoldman7699]

Tbh, a lot of talented or high standing people feel this way. They think that they are the main character and other people are just NPC. Little did they know that they are playing a super MMORPG where everyone is a player lol. People like this really need to be humbled once or twice to remove their self centered ego. But sadly, some just can't be helped anymore

[@Talking-Monkey]

Always weird to see someone who fought to overcome being bullied become a bully themself. Glad to see he grew beyond it. Even if it took some help via a broken jaw

[@PotionsMaster666]

@@hypersheepy3428 Really?

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

Yeah, it is the sign of someone who would have been a bully themselves but who just lacked the means. Compare that to Georges St-Pierre, who learned karate because he grew up being bullied, became world champion in MMA yet was always humble and respectful. He also grew up poor, invested all his time and any money he could make into his training, then used his first big paycheque to pay down his parents’ debts. Character matters

[@BBeowulf]

When you can fight at a competent level and know you could beat most people you have a fight with it’s a hard thing to keep your ego in check. Even if you’re just a tough “club fighter”

[@krazed0451]

Badr didn't mature for years to come, his attitude towards Graham may have changed but look up his string of assault charges and tell me this was when he matured...

[@fuckitzinbucketz2476]

Was gonna same the same thing🤷‍♂️🤔

[@feilidh]

I watched this play out when it was happening. The old K1 days were filled with so many legends. Badr was an arrogant guy and it was very satisfying when Graham got him. Great breakdown!

[@LawrenceKenshin]

Best fights ever

[@TheHailstorm77]

He maybe arrogant but a very excellent fighter. Reminds me of Prince Haseem in boxing.

[@feilidh]

@@TheHailstorm77 Agreed. He was an amazing fighter.

[@djoko1783]

hoost was my favorit

[@Adnane-xl6jr]

This guy have 90 pour cent ko rate under his belt love him hate him facts

[@brandonenglund7516]

Much respect to a man who got humbled and changed his cocky ways. Only thing greater than seeing a cocky kid get served humble pie is seeing them learn from their foolish ways and becoming better men. Well done

[@kuba2pacMMABoxen]

For a guy that's had humiliating defeats, it's amazing he kept going and becoming so good over his career.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

love how you put it! a true warrior's heart

[@abdelhamidbc]

He actually redeemed all his losses Also something in the water or food in Morocco Too many great fighters to mention

[@henrikandreason7261]

He became a bully himself

[@marc2638]

For some people getting defeated means something totally different other than give up and roll over to die. In boxing and kickboxing if you get lit up that's on you. That means you need more work and thays exactly how he thought about it. You don't quit when things get difficult ypu dig in for the long haul

[@plopolip2135]

and even became more humble ❤

[@brucewayne7773]

That knockout helped him grow up. It humbled him and helped him become one of the greats of combat sports.

[@alexiswashington4081]

And a real piece of shit out of the ring, this man hurt a lot of people outside the ring just to hurt them🤮

[@fitzerelli1]

Hahahaha

[@eraselife7654]

@@fitzerelli1 Found the coping Verhoeven fan.

[@brucewayne7773]

@BadBoyWillieBill and you are???

[@eraselife7654]

@BadBoyWillieBill A bum with the best kickboxing tracking record in history lol.

[@95RAW]

Great analysis. Peter Graham is an under rated Australian legend and good to see mutual respect. Shoutout from Australia

[@stevend2877]

This has to be the most beautiful story of respect in MMA I have seen.

[@salvitoripopadillo4539]

This is exactly the kind of growth we'd hope to see from a young man into a man. Being able to grow the way Badr Hari did is what we should all hope to strive for. I'm an Aussie born so this was an extremely fun story to learn about!!!

[@alexivan3911]

What growth? He never changed, 100% a$$hole

[@Auchaser643]

No growth, he's still an ass that recently got a fight cancelled by inciting a fight. Dude is forever a raging insecure baby.

[@salvitoripopadillo4539]

Ok I guess I have no idea what I'm talking about. 😂 Take the time to laugh at me. Lol. That's what happens after a couple few drinks and base your entire view off one KZbin video. 😂🤣

[@sp11raps71]

@@salvitoripopadillo4539 lmfao damn it bro, you had me all inspired!! Well, sometimes it's the ole swing and miss.

[@sp11raps71]

Speaking of growth and shit though, your two comments back to back were refreshingly hilarious to see. We can ALL afford to laugh at ourselves. The cost is usually just a bit of growth.

[@darawanchomnok8334]

Love it when cocky fighters get humbled. Also love how badr hari never gave up and became a legend

[@LawrenceKenshin]

Yesss, call him cocky and arrogant, but he had true warrior spirit

[@avengingsylph]

@@LawrenceKenshin ...and not many fighters have that these days.

[@primesuspect8198]

Like Graham Was Not cocky

[@igorpotocnik7231]

@@LawrenceKenshin Resentful and vindictive nature more likely.

[@genesisbandal796]

@@igorpotocnik7231 you're going overboard with your words now

[@FourHorsemen-k2y]

Fractured Jaw helped young Badr Hari to get over his self inflated ego and develop better as a kickboxer, love these stories of good fighters progressing to a better level through hardships 💎 To me the best Kickboxer of all time is Ramon Dekkers - 8 Time Muay Thai World Champion R. I. P . 🙏

[@happyguilmore4253]

Defo Ramon number 1

[@nathj4818]

Not only did the broken jaw prevent him from talking more shit, It gave him time to contemplate

[@Stefanius058]

His ego remained lmao. Maybe not against the fighter that broke his jaw, but to many others he still remained too full of himself.

[@beverlypatama8148]

I don't follow KB I'm a boxing guy.. But wasn't Ernesto Houst (sp) a legend in KB? Also heard the name Duke Roofus alot 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jasonlommen4769]

Sorry. Ernesto Hoost is the best kickboxer ever. The guy is a legend. He fought and beat everyone. Hoost era had the best fighters in the history of the sport.

[@H99x2]

Badr Hari showed a lot of development en personal growth. I met him once in Amsterdam, just after the K1 days were over. I was out with some friends and we had a very relaxed chat about normal stuff. When we parted ways he told us to have a good night and to be careful. Very humble and respectful guy !

[@supermanco8919]

That's because you don't fight and you're a normal person who, if he touches it, can go to jail because his body is considered a lethal weapon 🤣

[@Accountfella8267]

Was this after he crippled a man for life outside the ring?

[@MikeGervasi]

Let's take a moment to appreciate how he slipped 2 potential sucker punches before taking him to the ground.

[@Wlopez62]

Oh , I guess the kick to his nuts was okay. Idiot

[@X-Gen-001]

@@ransomedavis2208 I don't think it was fear at all. Looked to me like instinct. They weren't in the ring which is a controlled environment eh. This was Peter's experience allowing Badr Hari to hit nothing but air and open up a weakness for a take down and gain control.

[@hexkwondo]

@@ransomedavis2208 cool story bro

[@X-Gen-001]

@@ransomedavis2208 I thought you meant it was Peter's fear reacting haha sorry I misunderstood your initial comment. So nevermind. Btw yes I have had a lot of experience with confrontation.

[@ransomedavis2208]

@@X-Gen-001 oh i get you haha, i thought what is this guy on about ? haha no worrys mate,

[@sirburn2249]

Being humble is a very important part of a man’s life. He was and he became a better person it looks like. He looks more controlled and became an even better fighter. Good for him. Press on.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

10:30 👀

[@xwinglover]

SO satisying to watch that final KO. Graham doing Aussies proud, Humble and tough.

[@moroloko7183]

Badr humbled him so many times years later , ur just celebrating ur prime fighter victory against young unmature version of badr hari , if we take alook at the long run badr haris carrer is much greater

[@turkeyman631]

Imagine coming home crying everyday because of bullies and then becoming one. What a silly little man.

[@aiman2785]

“”””little men””””

[@gigastruggler7828]

in case you are 13 years old let me explain...most bullies,if not all,project insecurities..Wich means that most likely they were either bullied themselves or something of that sort...its like,the most natural thing for a bullying victim to become a bully later on

[@XX-zu2rd]

@@gigastruggler7828it's natural, also a thing that little men do

[@Nomamegoogle]

N word

[@solucaoatende]

I never cry when was bullied. I cry when realize I became a bully. My own father called me a bully. A lesson what I never forget...

[@gavburger]

You gave a lot of credit to the Japanese fans for their ovation - just one problem, the fight was in Auckland, New Zealand.

[@dilbopillobobip7528]

ahahahahaha

[@leonkingxvi]

LOL no way 😂

[@hendrix6]

The Japanese sure are devoted.

[@accradata]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@rustjupiter]

But if you pay attention there are tons of Japanese people in the arena…

[@petrasantos5970]

Humility is the essence of every sport, i am glad he learned from his past self and improve himself for the better. Truly a great warrior.

[@kk7420]

I agree on that idea. Screw women. Bless men 💪

[@xtnuser5338]

It's one thing when they're in the ring. You know the other guy is coming for you. The way Graham slipped and ducked the two fast swings following the press conference...with zero notice...is friggin' impressive.

[@awesomesauce3110]

Defending sexual assault.

[@frankvonfrauner]

They were squared up and shoving each other. Only an idiot would have their guard down in that situation.

[@bradenhue6066]

Skill on display

[@bradenhue6066]

@@frankvonfrauner He didn't need his guard up. He moved with skill.

[@T.J.S.]

Aussies and Nz fighters really have heart. Gotta'respect that.

[@michaelhutchings8599]

Check out the ANZACs. Couple of Victoria Cross recipients with the Bar (extra honour from memory). Charles Punham (I think that's his last name) nicknamed "The Pug." Hist story is insane. We're mostly of Scottish, Irish and English descent. I guess that's why Aussie's and Kiwi's are tough. Including Maori's. ONCE WERE GAUL'S! Never forget your root's!!

[@workingforhumanity.7993]

It's true... i am from India i agree with you....

[@thanhiclez]

For someone who was bullied you'd think he'd be humble, but he became what his bullies were.

[@lxciwrld]

You do realize that most bullies are or were bullied In their life right?

[@justawanderingoldman7699]

​@@lxciwrldNot really? I'm used to get bullied on my school days, and those who are the head of the bully gang are spoiled rich kids. They belittle others, thinking that their opinion is absolute, and they get mad whenever things doesn't get into their way. I befriend some fellow bully victims, and we never bully others as we understand how bad it feel to be the victim

[@julius43461]

My guess is that he was never bullied. He looks like he was someone who couldn't take a joke, so he probably interpreted everything as bulling.

[@professionalshittalker]

@@justawanderingoldman7699 so you had basically the softesr bullies a bullied kid can imagene. And you stil let it happen😂😂😂😂😂😂 The spoiled ritch kids bullied him HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH. Just hit the most spoilet one on his mouth or nose and its over tho.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gordonstroup882]

"ABSOFUKINLUTELY" He became a hated bully. God had something to do with his broken jaw, his knockout, and being humbled in front of millions upon millions by an older man. He was fed crow that day with humble pie as desert.

[@74Spartan]

Peter, you bloody legend🇦🇺🙏🏼

[@LawrenceKenshin]

haha

[@Mercury-Wells]

Oh no it's one of those bloody Australians 😄

[@douglascollins3621]

We are a bunch of convicts who learned to get along. The Aboriginals are just as tough, longest living civilisation ever.

[@abdelhamidbc]

I can only imagine this post if badr was the Aussie here If graham is a legend than badr would be the stuff of mythology

[@Nonreligeousthiestic]

@@tristansk5770 Only in after they got fucked over with welfare. If you haven't caught a glimpse of the original Aboriginal spirituality then that is sad. 'The 'dreaming' is amazing.

[@eighteenfiftynine]

I don't know a thing about kickboxing, but that transformation is the stuff of legends. Young men need stories like this.

[@banjomoevies]

yeah except Badr went to jail multiple times for a number of serious assaults

[@joshuadavis1661]

"he punched him in the armpit. That did nothing. He then touched his face with that glove. Anyways."😆

[@aeriagloris4211]

I noticed that lmao, mostly because being punched in the armpit can hurt incredibly bad, and likely incapacitated badri's arm. Go look again - the punch has incredible force.

[@gorway6807]

I rewound the video to hear it again and literally didn't understand why it was said. Is it supposed to be funny? Like "haha stinky armpit"? These guys are frequently covered in each other's blood and sweat I don't think anyone cares that he accidentally touched his face. That punch was still massive. Weird part of a good vid

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

Silly remark that seems intended to make Graham look bad. 1) hard blow to the armpit can numb the arm 2) maybe Graham was aiming at chin but missed 3) maybe Graham was hoping Hari would move into the punch 4) who really cares 5) fighters touch glove to head all the time 6) who cares

[@Mikehunthertz51]

Smell it smell it... Now take it😂😂😂😂

[@channingtaintum]

You can dislocate someone’s shoulder, separating the humerus from the ball-and-socket joint if you hit it upwards and away from the joint. So yeah, an armpit punch can dislocate your shoulder if you hit the humerus in the right spot.

[@MrCantStopTheRobot]

Even more satisfying than the humbling is that it stuck, and he was respectful after overcoming.

[@andrewbyrnes6389]

Honestly he came back humbled and earnt that victory in the second match. Glad to see the respect between the fighters as the young bloke matured

[@Nick-vd7cg]

Hari was never a humble person, till this day he got his head up his arse, even after being beat by Rico Verhoeven several times and some other lesser known fighters.

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

12:56 ..woah lol

[@judgeprime3730]

Hari was a whiny brat. No respect, no professionalism, no humility.

[@aussieoffroader1974]

Peter is a man that would change your perception on things. His humility and respect was and is as legendary as his ability to just fight. It was an honour being trained by him as a young fella.

[@davidmarshall9160]

Amen

[@alexdo3838]

He earns my respect to win not others, but himself. He was cocky, but he was humble after. That is respectable, that is his biggest victory.

[@jayflo714]

Dang I thought Badr connected that sucker punch until the tape got slowed down. Graham has ninja powers with that block.

[@adamweston4152]

His loss taught him to be respectful and that's what counts in life.

[@abuzuz5800]

Hahahaha “for some reason he threw an uppercut to his armpit, and then he touched his face with that hand right after” 😂 That comic gold right there, nice one.

[@RandomYooser]

I did not know they had a rematch. Great video, Lawrence. Kick boxing is so very underrated. You can already tell that the 2nd fight, he was a better and smarter fighter than he was in the 1st fight.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

yes and the amazing thing was it was only 1 year later! incredible how much badr accomplished AFTER 2 big back to back losses.

[@palerider2020]

@@LawrenceKenshin steriods

[@Eysenbeiss]

Most scenes do not show kickboxing, cause in that, there are no knee strikes like the ones shown

[@danny24042002]

@@LawrenceKenshin lol 1 year is a very long time. a new born need 8 month or so 🤔

[@kiro253]

@@palerider2020 yea sure...i can see his body getting "bigger" lol

[@Kimchiboy08]

Geez! As a kiwi I never thought I'd ever be proud to see an Aussie win. Great respect to you mate, the way you fought it out. Two great fighters and personalities. Wish them both all the best 🥊🥊

[@ride5600]

Geez thanks mate.. fuckg Kiwis.. we barrack for you cnts all time ay egg

[@GUARDIANA01]

Geez, as an Aussie I'm always proud to see a Kiwi brother or sister take a win 😉🇦🇺.

[@Kimchiboy08]

@@GUARDIANA01 lol bullshxt. You Aussies hate to lose to us as much as we hate losing to you 😆 (in general). However, the young gun was out of control, and the way your Aussie fighter shared his thoughts about respect and getting man-kissed LOL, was awesome to see. Cheers

[@GUARDIANA01]

@@Kimchiboy08 hahaha I never bloody said " see a kiwi take a win against an Aussie" , that's completely different 🤣 But yeah mate I'm always 100% proud to see either of us get up tbh , especially when there's disrespect involved. Bloody great fighters though and a great watch . Always got yr back brother , ...🇦🇺🇳🇿 Just so happens I spent 8 years with a Kiwi woman. (until she ran off with my best mate , can't even have a win there 🤣). Cheers mate

[@ruthhopeful1405]

I love the narrative of these videos. The way that the story unfolds like a novelette. Concise, well researched, informative stories about legends and teaching life lessons alongside.

[@aeriagloris4211]

Its incredibly good. I don't even give a s*** about boxing or kickboxing and I keep getting sucked into these videos randomly.

[@RonPaulBot1234]

My top 1 KO of Kickboxing .. I love how Graham pretends to miss a punch to then take advantage of the momentum and cockiness of Hari to then execute his rolling thunder kick.

[@3ull]

Years later, and you can still see/feel the hurt on the dudes face. Some knockout lol.

[@eraselife7654]

How? He literally became a K1 legend. If anything this knockout helped him grow as a fighter.

[@jeffreydoucet6269]

@@eraselife7654 No he acted like a total cunt and got almost killed.

[@justbuzzed8313]

Every man has to grow up sometime. It took a humbling for Badr Hari to do that and he became a better man for it.

[@jkj10]

I enjoy every clip where Hari goes down, especially since he crippled someone for life outside the ring

[@hmsp7799]

who

[@thomasvanhiel6105]

Hating on him because he is arab racist stupid go cry jealousy

[@bchearne]

3:00 that’s not main character energy, that’s villain energy

[@LawrenceKenshin]

Main villain energy, I should’ve said that instead😮

[@andrewdunbar828]

Final Boss energy

[@ryananggoro493]

@@LawrenceKenshin you should

[@bernardotorres4659]

Main character energy can be very close to villain energy , to such a degree that it crosses that line and goes to the other side .

[@bchearne]

@@bernardotorres4659 you’ve just become the villain of this thread

[@greatestbamafan]

Graham humbled the cocky young fighter, and he turned his attitude into inspiration to get better. Probably the best thing that could've happened for him.

[@nicholasscott5905]

"I have no bad history with him, he just break my jaw in two places" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Shin_Akumi]

Glad to see he got humbled, and became a good mentor for kickboxing.

[@boogieboy1974]

The bullied kid became the bully, then Graham's rolling thunder destroyed him 🤣

[@panzfaust9812]

Way I see it, it pushed him to better himself. Graham did the young one a favor

[@thomasvanhiel6105]

That was very lucky badr then destroyd him 2 times did you watch the other fights of them

[@professionalshittalker]

Graham got desteoyed thom he lost 2 out of 3 fights. First one wss clearly luck. Can tell that you wasnt a k1 fan. Just stick to basketbal or so

[@boogieboy1974]

@@professionalshittalker stop commenting when your drunk or high weirdo, he got out pointed in one fight, and stopped in the other, you and him need to learn some spelling and respect

[@boogieboy1974]

@@thomasvanhiel6105 he didn't destroy Graham twice after this fight at all, you obviously got no respect, hari is an awesome fighter, but is a bellend like his some of his fans 👍🏻🤣🤡

[@DJSparky252]

Duuude the way he threw his hand exactly where it needed to go as fast as he did to defend that first punch and it was all in slow motion 😵‍💫 5:17

[@CenturianEagle]

Yeah it kind of stuffed the cross, super awesome

[@hybris159]

That was crazy good, mad reflexes 🔥👍

[@TheHitlister]

Good to see how quickly he was humbled. We all need humility every once in a while

[@krazed0451]

He was only humbled in respect to Graham, POS Badr has a string of assault charges and other bullshit to prove exactly how not humble he was...

[@lukesmith9692]

He wasn't. He still takes crap

[@southernknight9983]

I am glad that he turned out as a respectful fighter. Respect was the only thing that he lacked.

[@harryhitter9647]

I hope Connor gets humbled some more

[@krazed0451]

Took Badr years longer to learn respect.

[@ud6083]

I’ve heard so much about Badahari through Rogan but never had a chance to watch his fights or highlights. Thanks for this Lawrence!

[@LawrenceKenshin]

he's really great at fighting, thanks for watching.

[@JohnW.Mackenzie]

You get Great Sportsmanship from any 2 Great Fighters. It’s So Great to See That!!

[@theTrend7]

"He just broke my jaw & knocked me out...." 😂😂😂😂

[@VaidyG]

“Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you”

[@geekane9462]

BH at the end won the fight and showed respect for Graham. Redemption for his previous poor attitude. Well done

[@LawrenceKenshin]

absolutely

[@Dpo2203]

“ he just broke my jaw and knocked me out “ 😂😂😂😂

[@mistermonologue2442]

10:08 He definitely had the right heart for the sport. It sucks seeing a major cocky fighter actually have a good deal of talent but got his head kicked straight. Always nice to turn from distaste for a fighter to rooting for them.

[@HearNoEvil55]

He's a goof

[@RedceLL1978]

Until you look at all the other stuff he's done, beating up girlfriends, tons of assault charges, running over someone with a car etc etc, says a little something about you if you root for someone like that.

[@mistermonologue2442]

@@RedceLL1978 Oh...nope, not even back to square 1 now that's square -3000....dudes a pos.

[@purpleprinc3]

@@RedceLL1978 I'm sure he knew about him beating up his girlfriends, assault charges, running over someone etc etc but still thinks he's a great guy...what are you smoking m8? People don't know, now I know that, I think he's a scumbag too, let my explain my thought process: Cocky fighter - Distaste Get KO'd and comes back - Rooting Beats women & those weaker than him - Maximum respect? Is that your thought process of what he thought with the knowledge of his crimes? I'm curious because it's funny how us humans think with all our emotions etc. Anyhoo, take care!

[@RedceLL1978]

@@purpleprinc3 yeah I have a hard time believing this guy can do ALL that research for his video and still not know these things about him that are literally RIGHT in his face on his wiki. Sorry but I'm a casual fan of those K1 days and even I know what a legendary piece of junk Hari was. The guy that made this video HAD to know and still chose to make this video a redemption arc video. At least you have a conscience and changed your stance once you were better informed, I can respect that. I will not respect this KZbinr though.

[@Fergus-H-MacLeod]

I can't believe the stamina they have. Even just the stuff in the clips, just a crazy amount of moves. I'm really ignorant of kickboxing, but this is really impressive looking.

[@Sporkonafork1]

Especially considering these are heavyweights

[@wilmeerdandat348]

Kickboxing is the most aggressive stand up combat sports. Yes these fights do get intense and this sport deserves way more recognition imo.

[@leahmurray666]

Im glad he ended up respecting the aussie guy as the aussie guy taught him humble pie. Then it made him better from the loss. Im aussie too 🇦🇺

[@supervidere7]

Mr Graham was determined not to smash any glasses, managing a subtle but swift switch pivot mid-chuck, to avoid doing so.

[@georgewhitworth689]

Enjoyed that nice one, laughed at the gumshield bit where the woman in the crowd were screaming in either excitement or disgust as you put it 🤣

[@LawrenceKenshin]

hahahaha cheers

[@ragepaint]

I've always been impressed with how Japanese fans conduct themselves, especially during combat sports.

[@gavburger]

The fight was actually in Auckland, New Zealand, so it's the Kiwi crowd who deserve the plaudits.

[@jonhubbard7481]

Omg, wow. That dude lost his way . Look how humble he was getting his jaw broke.

[@alexsaavedra1742]

His second fight you can see the difference and technique and patience he developed thats nuts he looked really good

[@michaelbuettner1487]

Second fight badr hit the roids

[@alexsaavedra1742]

@Michael Buettner yeah maybe so but he form was way improved and his patience. You can see a huge difference in his technique.

[@aukemebel4263]

Badr has done so much for kickboxing in the Netherlands, motivated so many youths to get the discipline to train and fight. His growth from his broken jaw to the rematch says it all. Just a young guy needing to learn and grow.

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

I don't see his defeat as humiliating, he fought very well. It is good that it taught him respect. We're all works in progress.

[@reyalPRON]

the amount of personal growth for Hari in one year alone is next to magic. from cocky to pro. Greatest fighter in all time Badr Hari

[@guiguijol]

The amount of personal growth for Hari was on his back.

[@krazed0451]

Badr didn't mature in that year, he just learnt to respect Graham. POS has a list of assaults and criminal charges as long as your arm that go for years past these fights.

[@shinomori69]

I've always cheered for whoever fights Badr.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

haha whys that

[@shinomori69]

@@LawrenceKenshin attitude mostly, always seemed like a pretty terrible person. Don't think he was gracious in defeat, and his style didn't seem to be process built. I'm. Much more a fan of fighters like Gabriel Varga, Tiffany Van Soest, Israel Adesanya, Ernesto Hoost, Valentina Schevchenko, people with definitive styles based on technique.

[@elshanks1578]

@@shinomori69 love him or hate him, you’re still going to want to always watch him. Most exciting fighter of all time.

[@seabrook1976]

As a 48-year-old man, I can absolutely relate to being a know at all cocky kid and having to have life humble me. You live and you learn from it, and this guy seems to have really matured over the years so it’s a credit to him.

[@fiftyfadesofgrey]

I kept replaying volkanovski slip and duck under Badr right cross and left. Lol that was slick. In beginning of video.

[@skitzcunt4213]

wtf are you even talking about and how did you get 4 likes?

[@elshanks1578]

Volk?

[@bikkyful]

Graham...*

[@michaelcarroll5801]

Wtf I'm about to cry that was fuckin' beautiful. Such a great maturation of skill as well as character.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

let the tears flow! Secretly I want to be Lawrence Kenshin Crying Breakdowns

[@PHATT_TV]

@@LawrenceKenshin Haha only legends like u make us cry

[@LawrenceKenshin]

@@PHATT_TV much love

[@joeysadler3166]

Loved that kick .hope he still feels it when he sees this fight

[@vincentlee7359]

Maybe you should fight Badr to help him remember Because Both Graham and Hari are chill about all of this unlike you. Grow up

[@jamie_amaru]

Yo, this is the best video I've seen on yt in a long time. Its insane how much he grew between fights

[@CapnWilly]

Really like how they ended things on a mutual respect. Props to both incredible fighters.

[@jenniturtleburger3708]

You can tell Badr definitely got in the sauce.

[@IanD-ut4dy]

Yeah, it's obvious really and people don't want to see it.

[@liahfox5840]

Badr and Alistair both juiced more than a Richard Simmons infomercial. It surprises me how many stupid people there are in the world.

[@aymanemach]

Paulo Costa's secret juice

[@presidentemaiq8652]

Thats when he realized that the guys on top were all taking advantage from the lack of regulations. Can't blame him at that point, especially when Ubereem moved to kickboxing thats belief is actually just the reality of it.

[@Tero92]

Nah.

[@marcuslatimer]

Nobody talks about Semmy Schilt. former Ashihara karateka, kickboxer and MMA fighter. With four K-1 world titles won and winning the Glory Heavyweight Grand Slam in 2012, he is considered one of the most successful heavyweight kickboxers of all time. What did Badr win? Graham ... respectfull kyokushin fighter, you were absolutely right that Hari should pay his respect. B.t.w. K1 heavyweight champion is nothing K1 GP is the one to win.

[@onalonan]

I guessed probably it is because people love to see cocky and disrespectful people because it looks more strong and more dominant. But it is also up to the culture of which countries too my friend, because for me I'm a Thai people and our country love Martial art and love to fight too but I can tell you that in our culture these behaviors are opposite side of the way of the Muaythai warrior so really really rare here for the martial artist to disrespect another martial artist or his opponents here because the king of the ring here for the crowd is a friendly, funny and skillful. So I guessed it's probably because of the people culture too.

[@flowrepins6663]

thing about schilt he uses his reach advantage to win and no one can reach him cause of his long limbs. probably make the fight seems boring compared to other k1 legends and why pp dont talk about him so much

[@kifkilby2842]

Dude didn't get a slice of humble pie, he got fed the whole thing😂

[@davidkeep6526]

Always liked and respected Petes character and skills when watching K1 and other kickboxing events in the heydays of fight sports in Australia. EVERY star or champion learns you can't win them all ! Sometimes how you conduct yourself is more important than your win stats. Big reason why fighters like Ray Sefo, Mark Hunt and " the Chief " are held in such high regard. 😎👍

[@beverlypatama8148]

Rocky Marciano and Floyd Mayweather disagree lol.. I'm just having fun, your message is correct actually 👍

[@acemccool]

It took an Aussie to remind him of the respect he should have for the sport and his opponent 🇦🇺

[@homersimpson6167]

No one can't beat Aussie's

[@frankmercury2833]

Sent on a dingy dirty disease ridden ship 9 months at sea in terrible conditions to an unknown land totally different to what you're used to. Only the strong survived I can guarantee you that.

[@NeroZenith]

As an Irishman I fucking love the Aussies, well done lads

[@jonathancharles3719]

@@homersimpson6167 chill

[@notahotshot]

@@homersimpson6167 except for the Emu.

[@MixedRaceAndProud1690]

Each time Hari lost he learnt from the defeat & came back stronger .. the rivalry with Overeem is legendary 🥊

[@rosswilliams2303]

Good man. He grew up. Admitted he didn’t know himself. Prideful but honest at the end. What a fight.

[@ostap9531]

Peter Graham, what a legend!

[@joelbyrnes9710]

That shot to the armpit did something. There is a nerve center in that spot and it hurts like hell. I'm surprised he kept his arm up after that.

[@LawrenceKenshin]

interesting

[@DragonDreamVNY]

Yeah... CW Nichol (he wrote his karate Bio "Moving Zen" way back in the 70s). Said he punched a guy (in the armpit) on a Tokyo Train as he kept bumping into him on purpose (hey Gaijin, whatcha gonna do?). and the guy went down like a sack of spuds...

[@vincentlee7359]

It did nothing because of the glove. Gloves are huge and did nothing there

[@vincentlee7359]

Furthermore, if you look at it, the punch didn't hit the armpit directly. It hit a portion of it but not at it.

[@bruceleroy8063]

Alien Nation

[@victorvarela1480]

Goes to show, you don't need world titles for the world to notice you! Much respect to you Sir!!

[@gorillawhale1046]

He has one of several assault charges and one for beatimg a mother and her child badi hair is a peice of shit

[@SkyTowerKurogane]

I think it's really admirable. His mistakes are forgiveable and he demonstrably grew into a better person and a better fighter. The rematch must have been such an event for the fans. What a great story.

[@TheJarlath9]

NAH LOL he became worse actualy ass a person i mean not his fighting

[@scottydees2748]

I met the chief a few times over the years, never too busy to stop and have a chat, and a laugh. Seargents for pies Holdens for cars and right hooks for mugs.

[@joecor8986]

The stupidest thing is him thinking, at first, that he's never going to lose to someone.

[@PS-te7rh]

I admire BHs contribution to society and the welfare of others. His total absence of ego and his profound literacy make him a pearl of humanity.

[@DudemeisterNL]

Absence of ego?🤣

[@corvuscadaver]

Just a teeny tiny drop of sarcasm in this comment lol

[@MrVvulf]

Lawrence, you should do a video on Petchboonchu FA Group, the most decorated fighter. I don't consider him one of the greatest only because I didn't care for his style of going for points, but he's still interesting. One of the few men with a winning record against Saenchai (winning 4 of their 7 fights), but Nong-O had his number (6 wins in 8 fights).

[@Deryee123]

Imagine becoming the bully that you hated. Then becoming humbled to become a legend.

[@iansmith3464]

FairPlay to him. Yeah young and cocky but he was still one hell of a fighter. Tough man. And matured like we all do 👍🙌

[@beentray8403]

He's actually still a notorious piece of shit (hari)