Bad Blood - Chuck Liddell v Tito Ortiz - 2011 - UFC Documentary

[@jamesdjl4359]

I remember watching all these fights live back in the early 2000's. This is a serious nostalgia HIGH for me. I miss these earlier days of the UFC. It was so Raw and Real. It felt like a sport that was designed for the rough and rebellious. Being a teenager at that time it really captured my imagination and passion for competition and combat. Thanks for this upload. It was a glorious trip down memory lane

[@MFC1858]

No worries pal, glad you liked it 👍

[@thegrimmfluencer]

Total agreement, there was some great trilogies and some real characters!

[@KD400_]

Yes bro. The young men gravitated towards these guys and the sports. Its like ur seeing ur uncles and fathers fighting lol. Except these guys were professionals of course

[@riverrivers250]

Same,,, these were the days, watching Ufc unleashed on spike with my grandpa,

[@Irishmush]

@jamesdjl4359 same the first I seen was Tim silvia(the maniac)break ricco Rodriguez.s jaw. And watched chuck and tito go from buddies to rivals .thought chuck was the coolest looking dude in the ufc and caught the bug since. But there's was better fighter in 205 and heavyweight like don frye and tank. Pride was the one we're anything went. Better days.. cro-cop v fedor . Anderson silva at his best then. Goodridge.,k,randleman,,Andre arlovski at his best was a killer.. igor vovchancken .sergei artonna.

[@donavonhoward114]

I actually like, and respect Tito a lot for what he was able to do as a fighter, and as a family man, but that year he took off from the UFC because of his contract negotiations hurt him in a big way. Not only did he make less money in a sport where you only have so many prime years of contention, or being a championship level fighter, but to take a whole year off from fighting, and then get into the octagon with a seasoned pro like Randy Couture, or a pissed off Chuck Liddell that just lost his title shot because of you ducking him, it's not going to turn out as well as you thought it would 9 times out of 10.

[@jeremylamovsky3669]

I have a hard time respecting him as a person. Especially after their third fight. Dude couldn't handle getting destroyed twice when they were in their prime, so he gets Chuck who had no chin by the time he retired and hasn't fought in years. Meanwhile Tito and his giant head were still active and in good shape. What's funny is it took CTE to change the way Chuck spoke, while Tito sounds the same but hes as stupid as hes always been.

[@faceduro6719]

early days of UFC where memorable indeed

[@marcelod3338]

34:31 Chuck walking to the octagon smiling, he's looking forward to kicking Tito's ass 😁👊😁👊 Thanks for posting this documentary bro

[@MFC1858]

No worries bro, glad you liked it

[@nelsonman1231]

Walking over dollars for dimes killed me 😂

[@darrenyoung8776]

Greatest rivalry in ufc history these boys put the ufc on the map. The iceman what a legend.

[@ahmednasr9396]

Thanks for uploading this

[@MFC1858]

No worries mate

[@killAgram070]

Long Live Chuck, True Fighter, Through & Through

[@millhousemillard2140]

Chuck's dodgeball celebration had tito so mad 😂😂😂

[@Dyanischien]

this was made hella well keep up da good work

[@graygunter698]

Tito shoulda told a jackal story

[@MFC1858]

with Christopher Walken

[@TheBarrios69]

I was on the seat of my couch through this video. I'm a huge fan of Chuck. Absolutely love this documentary.

[@GRIMSPRAY]

Thanks for the documentary 🙏

[@MFC1858]

You're welcome mate 👍

[@removalman7963]

Why? Just why did chuck decide to fight tito in his 50s and so far past his prime? Oh well he's still one of the greatest ever.

[@dereklingerfelt9557]

$250,000 is why he did it.

[@PuBearsticks]

He's only like 4 years older than Tito

[@aceramos8268]

@@PuBearstickschuck was 50 since he turned 25 😂

[@cecilrhea2759]

Chuck was so far past his prime in the 3rd fight its not even funny! He punches were SOOOO SLOW, & he was so afraid/hesitant to throw his hands. Even if Chucks chin hadn't declined to paper mache after the Evans fight, he still might have beat Tito if he still had his old hand speed & wasn't coming off a 10 year layoff between fights. But you take his brittle chin & combine that with a hesitant, nervous style of striking with slow punches & even if he would have survived the 1st round or all 3 he was going to lose a 30-27 decision. You can tell Tito only pressed for a 3rd fight with Chuck because he knew that Chuck is pushing 60 in a few years, abused his body with alcohol & drugs, & clearly developed CTE from every fight since Rashad Evans took his soul/chin. That was the most brutal KO I have ever seen & Chuck is my all time favorite fighter, but that KO is 1 of the worse ever across all sports I have ever seen, I mean worse than Morrison vs Mercer, worse than Crocrop vs Gonzaga, worse than Overeem vs Ngannou, worse than Ngannou vs Joshua, etc. The Rampage KO was a clean KO but not as bad it didnt take his chin as he ate plenty of power shots from Keith Jardine then Wanderlei in the next 2 fights, but you take that KO, then add the, Evans KO 2 fights later, then the Shogun KO, then the Franklin KO & that was 4 KO losses in his last 6 fights, & 3 straight KO losses going into the 3rd Tito fight. Tito was unusually confident even taunting Chuck, shaking his fist, egging Chuck on to engage, & even sticking his chin in the air to let Chuck get a free hit as he knew that Chucks motor functions were clearly severely diminished & that Chuck didn't have the hand speed to generate KO power on top of the motor skills to properly throw a punch anymore against a man 6 or 7 years his junior that's on HGH, while Chuck refuses to take roids just other drugs of abuse lol, while a roided up Tito, who had exactly 0 career KO's from punches KO'd Chuck the very 1st time Tito really let his hands go. No joke I am 36 years old 6ft tall & 200 lbs not in great shape I'd say fair to average shape, USED to be a good athlete & trained in kickboxing/ju jitsu/wrestling all before recreationally I gurantee I could beat Chuck Liddell in a MMA fight these days his chin is literally so far gone its not even funny his speech is so slurred & his thoughts are so scattered it angers me his friends & trainers did not protect him better, he should have retired at 38 years old after the Evans fight. The athletic commisions should be way more stringent it seems. He stayed down without moving for like 5 minutes from Tito pillow fist Ortiz after there 3rd fight & that little baby right hand that 30 year old Chuck laughs at uncontrollably. Sorry for the long rant but I was/am like literally the biggest Liddell fan & I hate to see what happened to him. I just my new favorite current active fighter of all time, Conor Mcgregor is taking his career comeback serious & I don't witness a similar downfall.

[@mitchelljimeno3564]

thank you for posting this!

[@thedonofthsht76-58]

Thanks for posting!! I love watching old ufc stuff.

[@Koopa13]

They didn’t mentioned when chuck went to pride to fight Rampage? He was on the team with both guys

[@MorethanGUNZ]

51:10 Warning - but shows how much pressure is on these athletes. Tito is not the only guy who has gone through this.

[@jeremylamovsky3669]

Randy was dope. He beat both of these guys the first time they fought, gave everyone respect when they deserved it. Between him Tito and Chuck, they beat some great guys early on like Silva and Vitor. Also, every time Tito talked shit about Chuck it made Chuck look even better. Like saying he didn't care about money only championships...whoever was filming that probably started nodding like hell yeah sounds like Chucks a badass for more reasons than one.

[@KD400_]

Ur wrong he never lost to tito.

[@DanielCumisky]

Chuck will always be an icon and 1 of the baddest motherchuckers of all time. True legend

[@openingthematrix]

thanks for the upload player

[@jdamsel8212]

4:08 that takedown was masterful.

[@realife1542]

Loved chuck as a kid

[@michaelbrady1948]

Chuck Liddell was a MONSTER in his prime 💯💯💯

[@robertdoss7272]

Chucks book is worth reading

[@robertdoss7272]

Great documentary

[@PinkWetKisses]

Here as a past Jenna fan. You can tell Tito has insight and goes to therapy because he knows why he does the things he does and craves the things he does. i.e, the attention, the women, etc.

[@Pingaheimer]

Dana White comes across so fucking slimy in these documentaries.

[@wayneoconnor4455]

Thank you memory lane shit

[@pappy451]

damn ! the hair on Tito's dad !

[@alcorraalb6029]

“Ok…so…there was this lion,and a baboon,and the baboon walked around with this big stick….oh….wait,that’s that cartoon. Lemme start over” ~Tito

[@stayvigilant7856]

Ive akways still been a die hard tito fan. He was one of the best sure chuck was better first 2 times, i agree he shoukd of fought chuck first before randy and i feeonit would been a better fight

[@The__Leo]

Tito was right.

[@MichaelPeavler]

Tito Ortiz and Chuck are two good fighters

[@juanjulioromancampos9814]

La tercera pelea fue una burla, Chuck ya no estaba para pelear.

[@killAgram070]

tito's head looks like a water melon

[@JavierNYC423]

What year was this video released ?

[@MFC1858]

2011

[@graygunter848]

chuck even had tito in dodgeball

[@somericesomechicken]

Is this the 30 for 30 doc?

[@nathanstacy1290]

The Iceman baby

[@trentginns1477]

chuck is my all time favourite UFC fighter of all time, my god in his prime is jew was granite

[@justicehall5269]

I'm not a big Tito fan much more if a Chuck fan but i have to point out and admit he fought Silva who beat Chuck and fought him his 1st fight and won so no i dont think he was scared i just don't

[@kevthegoat8774]

Tito never wanted anything to do with Chuck. Chuck took out everyone who was a threat to Tito like Kevin Randleman for example. I believe Chuck even when he was slowing down would have beaten Tito if they had that third fight at UFC 115.

[@jonathanramos8414]

Dude chuck was knocked out viciously twice

[@zxcs4754]

Imagine chuch having a little bit longer reach.

[@joshthemediocre7824]

Tito The Wordsmith Ortiz. He wouldn't make sense if he was reading a script.

[@paulcarey191]

nahh camon give him a break cause it ain't over till its over... says yogi berra!!! lol. nah but really i'd take his company over ken the turd shamrock, it took years to understand this crystal clear. p.s. in case you don't know, or haven't seen the vid, if you really want to know how much of a tea bag of shit ken really is, google the nasty boys and ken shamrock fight at a hotel, watch what comes up, ken almost dies at the hands of a w.w.f fake wrestler - who happens to be one of the 10 % that really know how to fight, its the nasty boy with the dark hair, who's about 6''4 250 lbs, and knows how to throw his hands like a pro, against ken! he beats ken within an inch of his life, and then was about to throw him off a 3 story balcony to what even ken described would have been certain death, given the condition he was already in! but the wwf guy was talked down by one of the other performers. It's a sick true as it gets story, that took place in i believe like 1989, ken was 24 and had already did japan, learned real fighting and got his nickname worlds most dangerous man. But this took place back at the states while on the road, performing as a wrestler name Vinny. An altercation at a bar spilled back to the hotel where they were all staying at, and you won't believe what you will see, and it paints a pic of how much of a p.o.s. shamrock is. his bro frank is cool but kens garbage, and i totally understand why tito hated this mans guts, see the vids it's a no brainer.

[@joshwhite6515]

This was an awesome documentary I'm so happy up watching this whole it was all goin on🤙🤙🤙

[@bretthumphrey6821]

I think if tito fought chuck back when he was the champion he could've beat chuck but tito had alot of back problems knee problems it slowed him down alot sad

[@sherlockholmez8764]

A "concrete fence"? Did Tito mean a wall?

[@CHAMPl982]

You forgot the 3rd fight …..💀💀💀

[@stephenbetts6367]

I think this was out long before that 3rd fight happened

[@PinkWetKisses]

Dana be talking that shit 😂

[@thebipolarbear1]

26:49 so Conner wasn’t the first to win to belts neither was randy Tito did it first before zuffa with the middleweight and light heavyweight

[@dannyg2197]

No. The middleweight belt was the light heavyweight belt back when he beat Frank. There were only a couple weight classes back then

[@JavierNYC423]

@@dannyg2197 they actually changed the title divisions for tito.

[@locks69]

casual comment

[@manoftheyear8223]

1:03:30 Epic 😂🤙🏼

[@ianfowlef6423]

Maybe Tito was smart, chuck would fight for peanuts whereas tito would wait for the money and thats why chuck sounds like a punch drunk stroke victim!

[@JavierNYC423]

Well said ! Not the biggest fan of tito or his politics but he seems like he made the right decision . I do think he was afraid of chuck lidell though lol .

[@ianfowlef6423]

He should be lol! Chuck is a fighter and Tito is a business man, I think chuck got some real bad advice.

[@coolidgeowens320]

Chuck wanted to fight because thats who he is. Not because he got bad advice. You clearly don't understand he who he is and why he didn't want to retire even after several losses.

[@Irishmush]

Tito is delusional

[@cracc216]

Tito was sooo overrated

[@Fang_Face]

Ortiz is known as one of if not the biggest clown the ufc ever had, lol.

[@pigdogmtb283]

44:10 Yondu

[@robertdoss7272]

Tito makes poor decisions..including his chose in women..lol...team iceman forever

[@debgib007]

I think Tito lied about most of his Childhood.

[@livingstone8347]

Everything seems like it's scripted. The saying 'the whole world's a stage,' springs to mind.

[@adancontreras3669]

This was when they both were on steroids!! Even Dana white who is still on steroids

[@coolidgeowens320]

Stop

[@daveduncan4106]

Tito has been known to exaggerate, embellish and even lie about his life growing up and possible gang affiliations. 5:59 he recalls the iron fences now, were CONCRETE fences when his associate was shot. However, at 6:27 still recalling the shooting, now he recalls it was BRICK fencing and even simulates the sound of gunfire hitting BRICKS and what that sounds like as he makes his escape? What he is talking about? There's definitely a distinction between CONCRETE fencing,than BRICK fencing? Maybe easy mistake, but when he says, "Matter a fact, it was right here!" 🤔

[@NathanDogg4]

He got hoed lowkey,Chuck was just the sell out whore,but yknow perspective now should tell u that story.Dana whites a decent business guy but he’s been pretty scummy in his reign to the top.these two guys revolutionized the sport in the 2000s. To see them where there at now is kinda sad