Another 10 Morons Challenging Professional Fighters to a Fight

EMBARRASSING! THESE ARE 10 AVERAGE GUYS THAT THOUGHT THEY COULD BEAT A PROFESSIONAL FIGHTER, BUT END UP GETTING DESTROYED.
And we are back with the 14th edition of regular people otherwise known as idiots that decided to challenge pro fighters and well the absolutely most obvious thing happened, their life got completely turned upside down. These people have probably had a couple of fights and got really lucky and won and now they think that they can beat a world class fighter. These are the most delusional people on the planter competing with people who go to talent shows really thinking they can win the competition.
Making lists all about mma, boxing, muay thai and all other types of combat sports from major promotions like HBO, UFC, Bellator, Showtime, Triller and others.
This channel is known as the first channel to introduce videos about regular guys challenging professional fighters. These so idiots vs professionals you should think they were going to win. How does a normal man believe that he can challenge a professional fighter and that he will win. It's almost impossible. I have also made videos about martial arts that are useless and you should not spend time learning them. I like to make videos on all types of martial arts including boxing, mma, muay thai, wrestling, and any other type of combat sport. Lastly, knockouts are a fundamental part of these sports and I make a lot of videos about this type of victory.
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[@100thprimate]

The problem isn’t challenging a professional, its not realizing you should be humble when someone with more skill is willing to teach you something.

[@100thprimate]

@@markbritton7612 Why do you think strangers are interested in your personal life? Seems strangely entitled to lecture me as if I do. Just because you had a bad experience or bad mentors proves nothing, it’s irrelevant to my post. Just sounds like you’re blaming others for your poor choices. It amazes me how people will pretend they were “run through the meat grinder” as if we dont live on the softest time in history. $2,000 in disposable income is more than some people make in years, there’s always someone worse off than you so if you want to cry about your situation then looks elsewhere.

[@Oshidorinohina]

mhm! and just because someone knows a bit about a subject doesn't mean they still can't learn something new

[@100thprimate]

@@Oshidorinohina What? Not sure how you get that from respect others who could be a resource to you

[@mimiko8577]

it's called not shouting out your ignorance towards experienced people

[@jasonvaughan6780]

@@markbritton7612 you spent £2000 to be a grappling dummy 😂😂😂😂

[@Leonson1]

My uncle was state trooper and they were doing boxing matches for charity against pros. He was fighting a guy, and after 2 rounds he thought "I think I can knock this guy out" and threw a hard punch. He said the boxer got hit, looked at him like "wtf?" and the next thing he remembered was hearing "7...8...9...10" from the ref.

[@supatater5830]

Did he win or did the pro win

[@Leonson1]

@@supatater5830 Pro knocked him out cold. He doesn't even remember the punch.

[@user-oh2sw9im2b]

@@Leonson1 speedy recovery to ur uncle to got knock out aleast now he knows to be humble

[@midget420]

That’s the thing with sparring. You decide the intensity when you’re less skilled. Throw hard, receive hard

[@ThornOfHearts]

Pro must have been like "This is for charity BUT OKAY"

[@TheBaconWizard]

I've done it myself, but not with this kind of attitude: I asked a boxer in Ireland who had just turned pro if I could try a couple of rounds with him. Not because I thought I could beat him or anything, I just wanted to experience going up against someone with serious fitness and skill vs your average pub drunk. He let me do what I wanted for a round (I couldn't hit him and it tired me out really fast) and then in round 2 he just embarrassed me lol. Then we went to the pub, which he owned, and I got lots of free guinness :D

[@derekyoung4637]

I totally agree with you.Usually if you go in with a student mind set and hit them as hard as YOU wanna get hit,u shouldn't have a prob.But if they feel you're trying to knock em em out you're prob gonna end up like these dudes lol

[@sid2112]

Back when I still had a body that worked right I wasn't a bad kickboxer. My coach would wait until I got cocky then eat me alive. Loved that.

[@skippityblippity8656]

That sounds great They will always teach you something!

[@bigguy7353]

His skill beat you. Fitness was a non factor.

[@rjdgaming651]

@Mister Sid 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@oldcop18]

I did some boxing in the service. Back then (‘64-‘68) I was 6’3”, 180 and pretty fast. Got in the ring w/a guy who was 5’8” and maybe 140. He hit me so fast I thought I was surrounded and although he didn’t hurt me, I’m not ashamed to say I lost that bout & learned a valuable lesson.

[@vonfields6889]

Forty pounds is nothing.

[@somerandomyoutubeuser1232]

@@vonfields6889 tell that to the MMA promotions who have weight classes with 10-15lbs differences per division

[@AdamAwesombrero]

So not morons. Most of the videos seem to be of students sparring and training with their teacher.

[@spiffokeen]

Exactly. I realized some of these people picked a wrong fight, but you don’t get better by only sparing people at your level or below. Morons are the people that have the opportunity to spar with great competitors but decide not to so they can avoid embarrassment.

[@urklegizmo]

Agreed. A moron challenges a pro. But sparring with a pro should be totally fine. It’s the pro who is a moron if they almost kill their student.

[@jpsholland]

This are clickbait channels, payed by the click they generate. There are tens of thousands of this channels on youtube. Stolen footage, not crediting the footage owner, making money by clicks. This channels are actually owned by just a hand full of mega companies, not by a guy making funny video at home as most people believe. We should boycot this shit.

[@xandergregor8292]

No

[@WM-mu8ep]

Yea people with regular jobs cant be anywhere near as good as a pro fighter. Their bodies dont have to work normal jobs. They need to rest and train and that's it. A pro fighter couldn't work any physical or non physical job and be in the perfect shape they need to. They need to only train and rest as needed is their job. A regular person has 0 chance at beating them in the same weight class

[@theegonzo3325]

After about a year I sparred my coach after complaining about lack of intensity and his actual fight skills. Got judo thrown around the cage and shit kicked outa my body..stay humble

[@austinblair9869]

L1st doesn't deserve any validation

[@kamilareeder1493]

Mood. I dont fight I do ballet, but one time I complained that my 65 year old teacher couldn't do the trick he was asking me for in a solo. So then he made me sit down and did my entire solo perfectly with extra bells and whistles 😭😭😶 and told me that he, himself would replace during the show me if I continued to dissapoint him lol I learned to shut tf up and practice after that 😂🤷‍♂️

[@goldenpony822]

@@kamilareeder1493 woah what a nice teacher! (Not being ironic)

[@kamilareeder1493]

@@goldenpony822 he is a good teacher 🙂👌 he really helped me get better overall

[@Larsgman]

Lmao being forced to stay humble isn’t a good experience for your pride but it must have been enlightening

[@Baikou]

Why is challenging your high level coach make you a "moron"? Sometimes the best way to see where you're at is to fight someone much better than you to see how you fair against them. A coach can exploit your weaknesses much better than another average student. Then afterwards, they can give you tips and point out what you're doing wrong and need to improve on. And it's always humbling to be aware of the skill gap between you and the highly trained.

[@abouttime2569]

Yea when i was wrestling in high school i wrestled with one of my coaches once in a while to get better. You dont get to see efficient skills from other student wrestlers often so i learned from actual coaches.

[@tomcarpenter7821]

It depends on the mindset you're approaching with. Guys like in the video have the same mindset as a video game dweeb. No grip on reality and false confidence. The right way to do it is approach with a humble learner's mentality. Like a kumite you know you won't win.

[@pjabber5679]

Exactly, it's like anything, if you want to improve, you have to challenge those above your level and learn from it.

[@abouttime2569]

@@pjabber5679 There is a study that proves that people learn faster by competing with people who are better than you. But here is the catch. You learn faster by competing with people who are just somewhat better than you than competing people who are far better than you. So if you have two partners who you can practice with one having 2 years more experience than you vs 10 more, you want to practice with the 2 year guy.

[@abouttime2569]

@@pjabber5679 My wrestling coach knew that so he didn't go 100 percent on me whenever we were practicing.

[@janzalud216]

we had a decent box competitor in our gym and i had a chance to soft spar with him every now and then just as regular part of the training session. It was so awesome to feel the difference in skill. So humbling and inspiring. It really felt like sparring with a ghost :D

[@skurdibbles7913]

I got to spar one world champion. Six total minutes and I didn't land a single punch. I thought he was setting me up to knock me out but he didn't. I sparred other pros who could do this to me but not like he did. He got out of trouble and in perfect position to land shots. Foot work is amazing when mastered.

[@thebesttransformer1]

Houston Jones wasn't an idiot challenging Wonderboy, they were just sparring and making videos with each other for fun.

[@Peaceisabeast]

He also doesn't know that Houston is a legitimate martial artist and a blackbelt in Taekwondo.

[@thebesttransformer1]

@@Peaceisabeast more importantly a rassler and jiu jitero

[@jasondealey124]

which fight? i must have missed that

[@Peaceisabeast]

@@jasondealey124 There were clips of it in the intro.

[@jabarirucker1966]

And he has a black belt in tkd respect Huston

[@rodrigodias9925]

Her yelling "I'M SORRY!" at 8:38 was hilarious

[@RedBernie]

Had a nice gut laugh at that

[@AndashPechowiec]

Why is that so hillarious?

[@RedBernie]

@@AndashPechowiec she knew she fucked up

[@brad144k]

Lmao that killed me. She's humble so I'll give her that 🤣

[@rodrigodias9925]

@@AndashPechowiec I guess it's because she knew the whole time she was no match for him and maybe she had that response in mind already? Or maybe just the way she uttered the the words helplessly in a tone of defeat after her friend was already out of the fight? Something about the way it happened just seemed wholesome and made me laugh out loud

[@MrHeart1]

Number 6, the young guy vs the older former champ has potential and I could see him being a force to reckon with if he is willing to learn. Number 4 had me laughing so hard! The woman actually said "I'm sorry" when ole boy put her in that arm lock, LOL! 🤣😂😅

[@gtoyadhatagyab8013]

I noticed that who claimed to be "Tough Guys" usually can't walk as big as their talk. Because I noticed that the tougher you get, the more humble you've become, because you know what it takes to reach that point, you appreciate the hardships and the people who are willing to go through with the process.

[@mylesmacdonald9320]

Let’s appreciate the fact that he shortened the intro 👏

[@MotoResurrect]

I went to skip and went to far

[@skyman6936]

Solid move. A true scholar.

[@letsgojake.4078]

Gang

[@Treatsandthreadscom]

Thanks

[@platinumbrick6]

Lmao how bad was the old one

[@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043]

8:00 The girls were definitely trying but also having fun. They knew he was really skilled and taking it easy. That was flirty horseplay until the guy decided to submit both.

[@SangerZonvolt]

Yeah I feel like a lot of these get titled "morons" for no reason. Like half the videos look like just a sparing match. Maybe the full videos give more context, but you arent a moron for fighting stronger people. You are only a moron if you expect to win. Fighting stronger opponents is a very good way to train and learn.

[@miguelohara9534]

@@SangerZonvolt yeah maybe he should title it like "average person challenges pro fighters" or something

[@austinblair9869]

I bet half these "morons" this clown would get smashed by

[@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043]

@@PiethagorasTearem You played around with the opposite sex? Plus those girls were absolute amateurs.

[@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043]

@@PiethagorasTearem Wrestling.

[@AlienPain]

This is by far the best Narrating I've heard Ever. Great job Dude!!✌️👽

[@paintbender1503]

8:39 when she says" I'm sorry" struck me in the heart. I already know she learned that technique OUTSIDE THE DOJO.

[@alvinnjuguna7637]

😂😂

[@jayredmond6140]

Good

[@IncredibleMD]

The guy who runs this channel probably thinks you can "win" a sparring session.

[@vernonhampton5863]

Sadly, there are a lot of morons that do try to win sparring sessions.

[@ridgefrost]

Well even though u can't "win" since it wasn't a competition there's always a better fighter among them

[@F4FQz]

Well... you can loose it. Had to start my holidays with a broken nose and 2 beautifull black eyes .

[@F4FQz]

@Erozpl01 01 😉

[@JonesMacGrath]

My perspective on sparring is you win if you learn something, you lost if you didn't. Crucial thing is that you're 'competing' against yourself, not your sparring partner.

[@jeremymeyer5552]

This reminds me of the time I challenged my Taekwondo instructor who was an amatuer boxer in his youth to a full contact sparring match. Even with the helmet on and the pads protecting my ribs I got rocked several times and got kicked in the ribs so much my back had spasms the next few days.

[@stormdarby9395]

I laughed too. Taekwondo and their belly pillows

[@DonziGT230]

One of the assistants at my Taekwondo studio injured me by doing something I specifically told him to be careful about. He was a blackbelt, I was just a couple weeks into it, I took him down so fast it was laughable. I'm not the 'fighting type', it was just a reactionary action.

[@CalculusTutor1234]

These matches are so fun to watch. Thanks.

[@lemonacidrounds7293]

2:04 She already won the staredown. She's frightening. And she's clearly trying not to hurt him really bad on the ring.

[@brasia4483]

Nah, the man is holding back because he cant make himself mean enough to hit a woman, look at his smiling and laughing... He just cant be mean enough to hit a girl even after the match started... look how he hold his hand on his chest, Holding hand on chest and showing back isnt act of cowering, it is act of protecting self and gives easy like how you let a little kids hit you when you plays around with them... But the woman is so full of herself and so dense and cant understand what's he doing... So focused on "I am the professional"

[@mo-real108]

@@brasia4483 he came into the fight with the intention to win. There's always the excuse that "he didn't fully try" for men to fall back on when they lose. If you challenge a professional fighter, you gotta come with actions that match your words. She won fair and square. If he couldn't bring himself to hit a woman, he wouldn't have been cocky enough to challenge her in the first place. It's called logic but you can go with whatever excuse you want to take from her victory, it's still a victory in my book 🤷‍♀️ we all know dude went home embarrassed

[@Jack.frost22]

@@brasia4483 she kick the shit out of him

[@user-tb2uz5mu8l]

@@brasia4483 dude he was just afraid, and had zero training. When you get inside the ring there's no play.

[@eanders7992]

@@mo-real108 Now put a man of similar size with some actual fighting skills and see what happens. Yes a person trained in fighting can beat someone of similar or even bigger size. But once you put a man in there with even mediocre skills he's going to mop the floor with her. Skill is only a slight to moderate substitute for strength, speed and endurance. Add in a bit of skill and she's done.

[@ItsAVolcano]

That's unfair to Benedict, this was the super early era of mma where nobody knew anything about BJJ. I actually remember that event, it was a tourney and Benedict had fought earlier that night and actually did use his wrestling, he was just tired going into the fight with Renzo, hence giving up on the takedown defense.

[@anti1training]

"He doesn't look like a wrestler" what a jack ahh

[@sethcragan6649]

Fact is, Renzo could take down almost anyone.. Benedict was in fact a good Greco-Roman wrestler. But you can't defend against the Gracie legacy.

[@gerrybarone5434]

I agree. Hardly anyone knew any BJJ back then. The idiot narrator concludes that if a wrestler gets taken down he must not be a real wrestler. So ridiculous. And as for going to the mount, I literally did this last night to a wrestler largely unfamiliar with BJJ. So what doesn't take away from his wrestling skills.

[@user-tz9jh6pv2j]

@@sethcragan6649 hahahahahahahahahaha BJJ guys are known to have garbage takedown. tell me you know nothing about bjj culture without telling me. literally a judo yellow belt could wreck anyone at a BJJ gym during standup

[@indravrtrahaana763]

100th like

[@danmcalester1716]

6:33 this is actually friendly sparring, it's in FightTips 😅 this wasn't a fight... I just wanted to point that out but apart from that, great video as always :)

[@414MrMilwaukee]

Im 6ft 4, 260 lbs and athletic. My first time in Brazilian Jujitsu class I thought to myself *I'm going to dominate everyone here* I was the biggest guy in class and within 30 minutes of class I GOT MY 🍑 BEAT! By guys ways smaller then me. I had the strength but no technique. I'll never forget that beating 😥

[@feo130]

Don't kid yourself, jiujitsu is useless for anything other than sparring.

[@MisterRorschach90]

When I was a little kid in martial arts the master asked us all to spar with him at the same time. He didn’t wear pads but we all did. He said he would hit us as hard as we hit him only. So I hit him really hard. And then he literally kicked me across the room into a mirrored wall. Sliding side kick. Lifted me clear off the ground and sent me flying. Knocked the air out of me. It was so cool.

[@muhaiminakbar4472]

That master strength is on another level lol. Anyway what's martial arts you learning that time?

[@towardsthelight220]

I did the same and I couldn't touch my kenpo instructor

[@Thesaurcery4U2C]

@@muhaiminakbar4472 Sounds like Kung Fool. Literally he kicked a child across the room with the same strength the child used. He referred to him as "master" So a-kidding-o (akido) or kung Fool, are the ones where the students throw themselves, to make it appear like some "secret force" from the "master" did it. Lol. They are not useless arts at all, but if you want to win fights? Pick a full contact sport. (art)

[@adamr9720]

Doesn't matter if it's cooking, shooting, gymnastics, painting, driving or combat sports, if you challenge someone who does it for a living or practices at a very high level you will look like a chump almost every siingle every time.

[@illarionbykov7401]

Naw. In fighting, a typical 115 pound girl will struggle against a 200+ pound athletic man even if she's a pro and he's amateur. 95%+ of the women beating men videos are with extra large and fit pro women against extra small/extra fat & out of shape amateur men. It's almost always a fix or a setup.

[@thebrognator3524]

@@illarionbykov7401 if the dude is completely oblivious to fighting, she may be lucky and hit him fast enough in the jaw to KO him. But that's it

[@skitzcunt4213]

that julia girl is on drugs... 9 out of 10 guys would have knocked her spark out... and she's acting all cocky tapping her chin... what an absolute tripper

[@willrichards8140]

Not true. You can improve fighting with training, but most of it is natural toughness, size, and athletic ability. For instance, a big tough guy with zero training could easily beat a 120 pound guy or woman in a fight no matter how well trained they are.

[@adamr9720]

@@willrichards8140 You need to read better what I wrote. And you are very wrong on your analogy. The trained person will will almost all the time. You would get your ass whooped.

[@Darksagan]

4:18 The guy in this video wasnt a moron he was actually really respectable to the coach. Not to mention he was actually pretty decent.

[@atcera8714]

Isn't that KSI?

[@heathwells3564]

On the last fight when you use the sesame street character was brilliant And too funny

[@RafaelMartins-fg9rb]

"Im sorry" killd me!! Lol 🤣🤣 This girl must be funny!

[@alastairatcheson1407]

To be fair, I prefer people challenging the best instead of just looking for a fight against a normal person.

[@nierliveson5855]

Exactly. Seeing a strong opponent picking on someone weaker is infuriating. Seeing a weaker person want to fight a stronger person, as long as that desire doesn't come from a delusional ego, is a good healthy competitive mindset.

[@midget420]

Exactly. Sparring against better persons is a humbling experience where you can learn a lot tho. Just don’t come in with the intention to go all out or you’ll be humbled really quickly

[@n.m.e5787]

Fighting a woman is a lose-lose situation if you win you lose and if you lose you lose lol.

[@ariefgunawan9580]

true af

[@copinman]

I think those girls we really into that fight if you know what I mean 😏

[@n.m.e5787]

@@copinman no but I'm talking about the girl that was beating up that person that didn't really want to fight back he knows what I'm talking about if he would have knocked her out he would have been seen as a loser either way. I would have gave her my all then felt bad afterwards lol

[@toniotrussardi8126]

@@n.m.e5787 uhh i dont think he would have knocked her out,even if he tried

[@brianweatherman1207]

Exactly

[@519MaLoNeY]

@5:15 why’s dudes eyes glowing? Maybe cataracts? Weird. Awesome video as always man!

[@surfingonmars8979]

My dad was a college athlete: football scholarship, fenced, wrestled and played lacrosse. He also boxed as an amateur, and in the NAVY. WWII Vet. It was 1948/49 - not sure of the year. He was in a boxing gym in Brooklyn, just training. A trainer asked if he would go 3 rounds with his fighter - couple bucks a round - who weighed about 150 lbs. My dad was 6’1” 200. Dad said, “sure,” and three rounds later they were asking my Dad if he knew where he was. Like I said, Dad was a really good athlete, and a successful Navy boxer, but the guy he was training with was Kid Gavilan, soon to be the welter weight champ of the world. Dad said he could not see his opponent’s hands move, and could not hit him. A top level pro is a top level pro for a reason or two: talent, training, ability.

[@Thesaurcery4U2C]

@surfingonmars8979 They Needed some fresh meat for the pro to tune himself up on. Lol. That's crazy there is that much difference being your dad knew how to box. I had a BJJ instructor who would once in awhile tell you want hold he was going to put you in, but even focusing on protecting a specific area, it maybe slowed down the inevitable a few seconds. . Your dad would probably have taken him in an actual fight on the street. If a wrestler / grappler gets ahold of a person who isn't one; their done for if they don't understand. . A guy I knew through my father was a pro boxer, and he was good enough to make his way up to box Michael Spinks, brother of (Leon) and a top ranked fighter at the time. I asked him how it went?; he said he was kicking his ass, and then he was talking to his dad in the car on the ride home. Lol. He says he still doesn't remember any of that missing memory, and had to watch the tape to fill in the blanks.

[@ccrider3435]

I just gave my boxing gym my too weak notice. 🥊🚑

[@K.H25]

😂😂

[@tander101]

Hahahaha noooo keep going

[@michaeltodd2923]

So funny.

[@cocoramos5309]

"...I mean, his hands were down and now my face hurts."🤣#10

[@TonyTarantula]

That counterpunch slap was BEAST

[@MaxBerson]

"His hands were down, but now my face hurts" Great writing right there!

[@yannaedc5934]

LOL 8:13 Blue girl: "HUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRGHH!!!" Guy: ._. *autopilot beep beep* Also that "I'M SORRY!" when the first one taps knowing the second tap will follow , GG

[@lightningx2656]

2:04 Why would you ever want to do this fight. If you lose, you will be known as the guy who got beat up by a woman If you win, you will be known as the coward who won a fight against a woman Edit: And ofc a comment like this will spark a war in the reply section.

[@mossranchoutdoors7249]

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[@nickleback3695]

Who cares what other people think? If you manage to beat a trained female fighter with little training yourself it’s impressive as fuck, and if you lose you lost to a pro, Take away the ego and throw hands.

[@goatmansasquatch1485]

Or maybe the manwoman acted cocky then you’ll have the satisfaction to ktfo someone like that

[@scottcertain9888]

Yeah and beside that all i kept thinking is her skill is way way better than his but it does look like mma so why isnt he just grabbing her and using the old reliable body slam cuz hes not going to out fight that woman but he can out spaz her.

[@ichangemyname6297]

Wise men

[@izzojoseph2]

I sparred my karate instructor. He couldn’t wrestle but he could hit like a falling safe I went for a front let kick and he blocked it so hard I couldn’t stand 😂 Fight over. Once. ONCE I was able to get inside and take him down.

[@jaboiii7058]

More like you kicked his block too hard. You gotta send some not committed ones to test reaction first bro

[@izzojoseph2]

@@jaboiii7058 ~ yeah. I learned that day!

[@mo533]

1:52 "HIS HANDS WERE DOWN, & NOW MY FACE HURTS." BRUH 😂😂🤣

[@MrHeart1]

LOL!!!!!! When he got the arm bar on the second woman and she hollered "I'm Sorry!" I Laughed my butt off! LOL!! 😆😅🤣😂

[@lumen8r]

Sometimes I question my grasp on what’s really going on. But then I see these challengers and know that I’m far, far from a ‘challenging a pro’ out of touch. Also, I had a good laugh at the Sanchez used to avoid copyright b.s.!

[@hydrolito]

Which Sanchez that is a common Spanish name if you look on Wikipedia there are many named Ricardo Sanchez of course most with that name are not listed.

[@johnlewisbrooks]

Our wrestling coach was Steve Nelson, the son of the late great Mr. Gordo Wrestling, and that means I have felt the power of trained fighters many times and I can promise you these guys are no joke!

[@midget420]

True once you spar against a talented fighter you’ll realize how helpless you are.

[@johnlewisbrooks]

@@midget420 Absolutely. I'm 6ft9 330lbs and got to fight a cop named Daren Stephenson. I had NO IDEA he was a 3rd degree blackbelt in Judo and had trained in martial arts since he was 3. OMG it was so stupid. We were doing the strike contest where the only objective is to land a punch or kick. Me? 15. Him? He broke 100 LMAO!

[@herbderbler1585]

"His hands were down, and now my face hurts." This line made my sides hurt.

[@robertp9297]

Thank goodness, the pros actually took-it-easy on some of these know_nothings .... The (dumb) challengers could have been hurt.... and I really loved the way a couple of the pros "ended things" with a liver shot. . Great video... Thanks for the presentation.

[@TheRick8866]

I’ve seen guys get respect pretty quick just from taking a beating and still working hard. I respect anyone getting in the ring or on the mat . It takes 🏈⚽️

[@alexisfevre]

Yeah, it really takes footBALLS to do that 😌

[@sleazybtd]

There's no shame in losing to an opponent and then getting up to continue learning. Shame is when you lose and give up altogether.

[@royalrejects]

It's obvious the narrator doesn't know who some of these people are or the title is clickbait. The girl in gray in #4 is Laura Sanko. She's a former professional fighter. Some of the other people were in sparring/training sessions together.

[@joshuaknight311]

Both of the women are professionals right I know Laura a professional and I think the other is his wife and she train bjj

[@borgshadow13]

one of my most recent fun experiences during bjj training: light rolls with the coach (purple belt) - asked him for shits and giggles to submit me (white belt, coming from standup) as fast as he could - and boy oh boy did he. knowing skill gaps is great for your own development, keeping ego out of the mats seems to do the trick mostly. stay humble folks and have fun training if you do :)

[@kawaiinesscuresdepression2363]

That guy trying to break the tiles with his head was the funniest,😂😂van damn style too.😂😂😂

[@warnvilla1162]

"look how easily he gets taken down by Gracie" stopped watching this video right about then

[@simonwest80]

Same

[@freckdgaf4834]

Right as if Gracie's never landed a takedown in any of their lives not like they have a jiu jitsu named after them or anything

[@nathandapper4133]

@@freckdgaf4834 you miss understood what @Warn Villa meant, Gracie defended the half ass takedown by sprawling in that clip but Gracie didn’t take him down.

[@mcstootschris]

Good high school wrestlers, all college wrestler and everyone of a higher level have better takedowns than pure bjj artists. It’s very simple I’m most dojos or seminars I’ve been to the bjj instructors start you from knees or in a position to keep the possible injuries from take downs limited. And takedowns and takedown defense in wrestling is like 50% of the sport.

[@benjiboi6669]

@@mcstootschris yea but he wasent a basic bjj fighter he was a high high level jiu jitsu and mma fighter

[@andonbrown385]

I like how you showed the video of Huston Jones vs wonderboy in the beginning, it's even better that if you watch the entire video Huston does good on ground game and I would say "wins" against wonderboy for obvious reasons

[@austntexan]

#6 was awesome. There's so much going on in boxing. It's mindblowing.

[@Mellonpopr]

love these keep it !

[@ashurean]

I was lucky enough to see a situation like this in person. It was up in Appleton, WI during a basic BJJ class. We were all doing sparring, when some guy came in. Apparently he had come in before trying to pick fights but had been chased away. This time though, he took a swing at our judo instructor. Crazy dude was on the floor in a heartbeat. They pulled him up, shoved him out the door, and told him to fuck off. So the dude started slamming on the GLASS door that they had locked behind him, so our head BJJ instructor went out and pinned him again until the cops showed up.

[@howey935]

I had 24 fights as a schoolboy boxer and came runner up in the ABA schoolboy finals and I wouldn’t get in the ring with a pro. There’s levels to fighting and untrained people are a dozen levels below a trained fighter.

[@sdmiii1102]

It’s always a shock the first time you fight the coach or a professional. Like the second that the round starts you’ve already eaten five punches. Then it happens again, and again.....and again. And all you think is “ok I know how to keep my hands up.”

[@benjaminlong2837]

LMFAO!!! “His hands were down, now my face hurts”! Man who hasn’t been there

[@Strifegar]

It's actually good for people to be humbled like that and see heights they might reach before they fight someone for real and get hurt in a much more permanent way.

[@joshuamartinez4807]

The mad disrespect on Houston Jones 😤😤😤😤😤

[@ceesvanooijen8419]

I say houston do things, i taught a person with so much muscle should be that atletic..and he can take..shots,kicks,chains😀😀

[@GRDwashere]

"where did that come from? his hands were down and now my face hurts!"....BWAHAHAHHAAAA!! classic line!

[@estrophy]

08:36 "i'm sorry! I'M SORRY!" hillarious 👌😆

[@UnofficialLesTwins]

Easily the most clickbait channel on KZbin... narrator sounds like he doesn't know what he's talking about half the time.

[@darebear0130]

Y'all are sick w the choreography im always watchin your w.o.d vids

[@midnightproductions8177]

Who cares you saying that like you better than him smh

[@renatodoe6661]

He never knows what he is talking about

[@RitzyRain]

@@midnightproductions8177 Not at all wtf he said

[@tanelviil9149]

The video narrator is dishonest.

[@rcheezy7501]

Uhh sir.. Gracie is known as one of the greatest takedown artists.. a “good” fighter is basically an insult. Lol

[@brycestrife5605]

I remember you used to say the most disappointing name in KZbin. I like this way better for sure. For some reason saying your KZbin channel is disappointing just felt weird at the beginning of every video. Your channel is actually really great

[@OverlandOne]

There is a reason they are called Professionals. These videos are great!

[@RobinHood-yk8og]

Dude, that guy sprawled Renzo's face into the floor. Give him props for that at least.

[@sey3500]

Technically im also undefeated With 0 fights

[@hydrolito]

0 professional fights did you ever get in a fight as a kid, or a wrestling match as a kid. Is getting kicked in Soccer considered them fighting your shin I got kicked several times playing that game. Do they do it on purpose or really trying to get the ball? Maybe a lot of folk suck at soccer. Soccer that is Futball to the Spanish speaking folks.

[@AlexFeri9348]

Yeah. Me too. More on 0s in my record than Khabib Numagomedov and less rounds losses than Chael Sonnen.

[@TonyTarantula]

You got in some verbal fights and you're 100% W

[@sefer4338]

@@hydrolito are you high on something?

[@lurisy9045]

@@hydrolito kk i somehow deciphered that, they sometimes kick ur shin on purpose if i remember right but most times its an accident.

[@thomasdrennan1291]

I would laugh so hard if this was the thumbnail and all 10 instances were just the Paul brothers “boxing”. 😂

[@tac3523]

The Bert and Ernie at the end got me rolling.

[@KiKarzeeee]

This list is kind of bullshit, most of it is just some random sparring sessions with no real back story. For casual fans that are watching this, the title for this video is incorrect.

[@agentcodybanx8909]

Yes, I thought the same when the guy was explaining them

[@tarnin]

That BJJ fight might have looked funny but the guy getting his ass handed to him is allowing it because he WANTS to get his ass kicked, it's why he ignored the tap. Those guys train like that all the time. Fine a much tougher opponent and spar with them.

[@miguelseanez2869]

You talking about #5 ? Yeah looks like its just a flow roll w some mma. Pretty normal thing. Thats how you get better imo, you just keep going even after your getting destroyed by a better fighter

[@abelis644]

"His hands were down and now my face hurts."🥴 😅🤣😆😂😆😅🤣😂😅🤣😆

[@WebRabbit31303194]

"His hands are down and my face hurts" 😆 🤣 😂

[@GlobalistHero]

New list idea: beat downs given or taken by people wearing crazy stuff.

[@devinperson242]

"me just wanting to learn from my favorite fighters by sparring them" This guy "the next moron thought he had what it took to take on the professional martial artist, he had to learn the hard way that he'll always be average and should know his place"

[@florianpico3628]

Ok the "I'm sorry" got me laughing

[@Sevenfold120]

Man that guy who took on two girls was definitely having the time of his life.

[@samuelschick8813]

The secret to never losing a fight is simple. Don't get in a fight you know you cannot win. LOL

[@SI-ln6tc]

These guys probably thought they could win. Like the guy who thinks is strength is all he needs and then get submitted by a girl.

[@aidangittings7810]

I think the fight tips one was just two students fighting eachother. That guy runs a class

[@shadowstrider42]

Hell, i'm a self-proclaimed undefeated fighter... 0 fights, won every single one!

[@greatgatsby6953]

That was brilliant -bullies everywhere, be aware!

[@mee091000]

Geez that second fight should be number 1. He didn't even get humbled. He just got embarrassed. Even a low level amateur male fighter shouldn't lose like that. Wow

[@usmc8408]

Uriah Hall had a Joe Schilling moment...beat up civilians like a bully for no damn good reason

[@ForrestOutman]

I don't know, if you're used to sparring you expect spinning heel kicks, hook kicks, crescent, and axe kicks etc. I suppose if the person doesn't know what their doing then only push kicks and pulled roundhouses, but I highly doubt this is that situation.

[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

The other guy hit Uriah with a low kick before Uriah instantly put him down. But then he was helping pick him up.

[@martianostrich7476]

Lmaoooo i really didn't expect reven and elmillor appearing in this video

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

I love the random power readings

[@mattyice2099]

Power level 9000 😄

[@BibxikxbMmJvih]

I was well built and was a trainer in the gym and a guy literally half of the size of me and a fighter literally punched me 10 times before i touched him(it was a friendly fight in gym and with mutual respect) that's the time i realised i should stay away from professional fighters lol.

[@noneofyourbusiness792]

That’s the thing about trained fighters, their preparation keeps them prepared to fight. The focus they have is on fighting. The average man is focused at work. Leave the fighting to the professionals.

[@rdhjfjfjfjfyfjf]

i love how you use the picture between the fights lol

[@Jordan_Nguyen]

#5 they both got some technique like taking the back and the “pro” got his back taken easily also.. so no one’s a moron in that clip

[@irmasil3]

Even if you are an average fighter, practicing locally for years, you have no chance against a pro. These guys do it for a living. A whole different level of dedication, practice and ability.

[@user-tz9jh6pv2j]

That depends on what is "local" for you. I train in NYC and Montreal and there are a lot of non-pros at my local gyms that could easily be pros.

[@irmasil3]

@@user-tz9jh6pv2j From my personal experience asa semi-professional martial artist with some minimal yet successful history in international tournaments the difference will always be huge between: 1.A talent, training 3-4 maybe 5 times a week for a few hours while having other life obligations, a daily job etc....even if the practitioner is very good and 2. A professional athlete/practitioner with a group of people surrounding him, dedicated on him, on his training, nutrition, built-up, physiotherapy and technique, power, stamina and efficiency, 24/7/365 no questions asked, in order to become world champion challenger for example.

[@thisismyname9510]

Well. Just Look at BJ pen

[@raklibra]

I don’t see what the appeal of challenging a pro is. It seems mostly ego and delusion. Things have to proceed in a practiced, gentle way, eventually leading to professionalism. It’s the lack of spiritual as well as martial training that’s on display .

[@christiansmith8529]

@@irmasil3 all depends who that “average guy” is. I’m not as familiar with fighting but I can say for the team sports there’s a lot of people that “came close” and stopped after they didn’t get drafted or wanted to get a day job instead of grinding in semi-pro or minor leagues. Probably wouldn’t win but wouldn’t look out of place against pros. There’s also a VERY big difference between elite and very good. I can also think of several people that would have been average to good pros but couldn’t put down the bottle or had serious injuries.

[@BruceLee-xn3nn]

All of these untrained guys looked like they've never been in any type of fight before.

[@bubbakemp5817]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 His hands are down and my face hurts! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mattstacy1652]

I can’t believe the deontay wilder vs the troll (Charlie “something”) wasn’t in here.

[@eazy3852]

He already did alot of parts the clip was in one of his earlier videos

[@mattstacy1652]

@@eazy3852 sweet.. that was some funny stuff. That kid needs help before someone really hurts him bad. 😂

[@EdwardVelez]

I mean I challenge my coaches/teachers at least 1 time a week. I mostly get the shit beat out of me but it teaches patterns and reveals flaws. It also allows me to try stuff I learned and how it applies in a fight. Although, they're mostly just really ruff sparring I wouldn't consider it an actual challenge but I always tell them to go 100% or it's just pointless. Now that I think about it, it mostly just turns into me trying to survive for a few minutes while occasionally landing a few kicks or counters. My BJJ instructor on the other hand. OOF, I haven't won a single time and I've been training for 6 months. That one just hurts dude. He also outweighs me by 70lbs and is a black belt so....

[@chrischanshihyung3155]

The problem for me is i couldnt last 30 sec if they go 100%.

[@EdwardVelez]

@@chrischanshihyung3155 I got knocked out the first time I did this. I haven't been since. It's something you never forget. I think it was 3 or 4 punches after I told him to go 100% I've also been asked to get choked out since it's good to know where your limit is. Hopefully I never have to use that knowledge but it's best to have it.

[@cheeks_of_the_boreal_valley]

There's a difference between you sparring you trainer and some random guy off the streets thinking he can fight challenging the coaches of a gym he doesn't go to

[@EdwardVelez]

@@cheeks_of_the_boreal_valley That's why I wouldn't call it an actual challenge but at the same time every time I do it and I land a punch or kick some of the guys like to go ohhhhhhhhhhhhh. It feels like its turned into an event almost

[@jasonboy9676]

I'll never challenge my coach. You're asking for a beat down lmao

[@maximumachievement361]

Lol @2:04 That was the funniest one. The look on his face after he realized he was over his head.😂 Don’t underestimate those masculine chicks.

[@samiam2284]

“I’m sorry” 😹😹 8:38

[@Light-Rock97]

The 1v2 guy had a lot of awareness not to hurt them. It's probably easier to unintentionally hurt someone rolling than striking. Teachers need to be good enough to manage their output with different subjects. Plus I'm sure he didn't want it to end...

[@BWater-yq3jx]

7:40 Bet the dude just came up with that idea right on the spot there, lol.

[@SgtDahaka]

6:34 tbf when I used to train in BJJ while sparring with a more experience person, the person would occasionally loosen the grapple/finisher or simply let it go, so I could try new thing and the spar could go on.

[@PenumbraDweller]

This commentary is amazing

[@abidababida7096]

i remember this big muscle guy in my town getting into it with a guy half his size but who was a Golden Gloves boxer. I told the big dude not to fight him but he was just like, i’m gonna tear his head off. Well, it ended very quickly, and horribly with a combo so fast that i thought it was only 1 shot! Needless to say, the ambulance had to come and take the big dude to the Emergency Room to get his jaw wired back together