M1 Bedenko vs Vasiliev

[@MedievalTV]

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[@DenaroSporco]

That's just plain awesome! Now they gotta develop crossstyles with vikings, knights, pirates, samurais and so on! Endless possibilities and insanly entertaining! Two thumbs up!

[@zackroberts4230]

DenaroSporco This isn't chivalry: deadliest warrior. I'm sorry but that suggestion is just plain stupid

[@SPETSNAZZ87]

This suggestion is 2x plain awesome*_*

[@DenaroSporco]

Zack, I dont quite catch your comment there. No this aint chivalry, its MMA taken to the next level. But why only knights, why not bring back more of the lost warriors of the past? Damn good showfactor but if its honor and nobility you seek I am sad to say you live in the wrong century:)

[@zackroberts4230]

DenaroSporco Ok so you're saying we should implement Pirates that use flintlock pistols into a fight with Vikings?

[@DriftKingNL]

+DenaroSporco Chivalry: Deadiest Warrior is a video game. But I do get what he's trying to say. We're living in 2015 (2016 soon) and shouldn't limit ourself to just one specific point in history. It would be interesting to see other styles brought into it as long as it's just melee combat. So no pirates. But Vikings, Samurais, and other types would be just as good to see.

[@thecomicreader]

Sadly the voiceover was mostly way too quiet

[@hottion1]

Иван хорошо держался, защита отменная сразу виден опыт, хоть и не хватает силы удара.

[@nLBrawler]

personally, not a fan of MMA. but this looks like a lot of fun! This I would watch!

[@pedzod1761]

Metal sword should change to Mitt Blunt weapons and allow stab maybe better

[@lolo6508]

holy fuck refri needs protection too lol

[@7dayspking]

It's sad they tried to justify this with some of the fighters taking fencing classes....this is a sport of it's own. More importantly if anything they should be taking HEMA classes.

[@DriftKingNL]

People underestimate how lethal a blunt sword can still be. Historically speaking swords were never razor sharp as they are made today. Even katana's used in battle weren't razor sharp. For executions they were a bit sharper but generally were fairly blunt. Most of the time they relied on piercing (stabbing) rather than slashing. That all has to do with the armor. Steel armor does a good job on deflecting and absorbng slashing damage, but it wouldn't be possible to enclose a person fully in metal, only the vital parts got that like the head, arms, legs torso. And even then there are huge gaps. Also, the points in this video where 1 guy does a takedown on the other guy is also the point where the guy on top would discard his sword for a knife and use that to stab between the gaps in the armor. Like in the eyes or on joints for example. Also a fun fact: Knights weren't killed that often in combat. To a king, a knight as a very valuable resource and enemies would rather capture knights for a ransom. The more important knights were to a king, the more a king would pay. Which is also most likely to be the origin of the idiom: "A king's ransom."

[@Liniont]

what year is it?!?!?

[@Liniont]

+Tonya Varnell i wish i could like your comment lol

[@Liniont]

+Tonya Varnell i know and the reason i wanted to like your comment was because i got the joke and bursted out laughing scaring my old roommates dog lol

[@Liniont]

+Tonya Varnell I'm trying to read your previous replies but i can't so I'm without a frame of reference >, >

[@Liniont]

+Tonya Varnell lol

[@Fruious2517]

1350-1400 i guess

[@austinarmstronghotsauce]

What are the rules for this lmao?

[@TheBlenderBaby92]

Austin Armstrong im not sure if there are any ahaha its fucking fantastic

[@0masuk0]

Austin Armstrong Stabbing is forbidden. I don't know how they define winner, probably count hits.

[@austinarmstronghotsauce]

Winner by decapitation!

[@tolsti]

Устроили постановочное шоу =) В реальном поединке с настоящим оружием ихний бой не продлился бы и 2-х минут.

[@Thorns1349]

Боец в черном очевидно классом выше...