MMA Fighter Reacts to Tekken 7 Fighting Styles | Experts React

[@camron147]

Glad he's actually breaking it down while being into the moves and not just pushing them to the side as "fake"

[@Richard-Espanol]

I really like this channel's ability to find experts who aren't just going to dump all over the games for not being realistic. Like the doctor who reacts to mortal kombat fatalities. He laughs about how crazy they can get and then gives out really interesting medical and anatomy facts.

[@DissedRedEngie]

@@Richard-Espanol I'm so glad the era of hyper serious youtube experts is passing.

[@HoodWeegee]

Facts. We know Tekken has some hokey BS (i.e. Mishima hellsweeps) You don't need to tell us that. Tell us how the realistic stuff they base the fighting styles on works.

[@mackeym10]

@@HoodWeegee lol hokey

[@mr.kotowari557]

@@HoodWeegee Search for Eric Jacobus. He recreates tekken moves in real life. Dont expect lasers and electricity to actually appear though. But atleast you can see him juggling a dummy.

[@ramilnavarro9940]

"Steve's coach is doing backflips outside the octagon right now" - my sides are exploding 🤣🤣

[@izzdin6228]

Coach: "That's it champ! Just like we practiced, keep up the pace!" Steve: **does triple hooks and a right straight combos repeatedly* Coach: **backflips outside the ring in sheer happiness*

[@shinigami9851]

@@izzdin6228bro any coach would absolutely LOVE a boxer like steve. Guys a quick learner and knows how to adapt HELLA fast. Hes the dream right there.

[@majorpum95x26]

He understands that it's a game and talks about the real life counter part

[@gilangignasraharjo6138]

Yes I love it to

[@tjjavier]

Yez! Love how you put it!

[@lukehart7225]

@@gilangignasraharjo6138 Caue people would just complain about how it shouldn't be done in video game if it's not real life

[@nivramaz7998]

"Theres no way Kuma is gonna get any real life references" "Yeah we got actual footage of a baby Kuma fighting a lightweight mma fighter as a kid"

[@teckzilla108]

😂 🤣

[@kovenmaitreya7184]

I've known of Khabib for a while so it's wild to consider how people who don't follow MMA would think about him, lol

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@kovenmaitreya7184 haha

[@flipperflapper6682]

And he won against the bear what the fuck lmao.

[@2Beasty]

@@flipperflapper6682 I don't think the bear knew what was going on Edit. and he didn't win

[@vesh]

Where did they even find a whole MMA fighter??!?

[@nooneishere123]

Fr 😂

[@SkarryTerry]

At Sirius XM radio, from what he told us.😂

[@theinternetisconfusing5438]

Anderson Silva was a huge Tekken fan. Said he even based some of his moves from the game

[@brziperiod]

@@somedopemojo43 man’s made being a weeb cool

[@TyFhoonBoom]

They had a UFC fighter here a while back. Unfortunately, they showed her the dumbest gameplay possible. This video is way better though, so they definitely took note of that, good stuff. Personally, I wish they'd show him some pro gameplay so he could see things like distance management and feigns,

[@goozygo102]

"Steve. The fine people at Tekken got creative with their names." That's hilarious given that Steve's name was originally gonna be Dean Earwicker.

[@bennu547]

And completely ignores Bryan and Paul which are also common Western names. Steve is obv British but Steve is still a common name in English speaking countries so I’m counting it. At least it’s better then Earwicker😹

[@elayda93]

I love how he explains every moves rather than rants about how the game is fake.

[@ezzreacts9791]

Because is more interesting, explaining the moves. Not just sayin "ah yes, this is fake" and move on.

[@SpearM3064]

Well... it helps that for the most part Tekken's martial arts has been more grounded in realism than Mortal Kombat or even Street Fighter. You're not gonna find any water benders (Rain), blood benders (Skarlet), air benders (Fujin), lightning benders (Raiden), earth benders (Tremor), ice benders (Sub Zero and Frost), necromancers (Quan Chi), shapeshifting sorcerors (Shang Tsung), or blind telekinetic swordsmen (Kenshi) in Tekken! Although you _will_ find cyborgs, robots, and grizzly bears (oh my). Still, overall, there's not nearly as much supernatural / nonhuman stuff as there is in MK.

[@joandarc441]

@@SpearM3064 I mean street fighter and Mortal kombat are not meant to be realistic in the first place as much I love Tekken series not all people want realism

[@SpearM3064]

@@joandarc441 That's true. I was only pointing out that the reason RJ is able to break down the moves the way he does, is largely because Tekken is more realistic. I wasn't criticizing Street Fighter OR Mortal Kombat. I own most of those (the ones that were released on PC, anyway).

[@joandarc441]

@@SpearM3064 yah I know I play any fighting game tbh not really a hardcore fanboy of any those franshise

[@elliott20]

"If I were Josie, I would invest in more sports bras. Kinda going everywhere." lol, this guy here. I love his commentary, btw. I think he understands that this is a video game so some of the designs are made as concessions to gameplay, so he focuses on the aspects of the game that actually looks good.

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

Jiggle physics though!

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

@@mrslinkydragon9910 Yep,can't let that go to waste .

[@Real_Genji]

That's the best part about Josie

[@chaoscontroller316]

I wonder if Josie is popular in Japan or the Philippines?

[@eliperez7230]

She probably let's them bounce to throw off her opponent...the best kind of distraction

[@KingKP96]

This is INCREIBLY interesting. I'd absolutely be down for listening to RJ talk about similar topics more.

[@WatcherKoops4677]

kooooopa

[@Gamology]

Just you wait and see 👀

[@MsKeylas]

Totally agreed, we need video of him going through all roster of Tekken 3 or even better Tekken Tag Tournament 2, and TTG2 analysis can even be a small series

[@XXX-ir4iq]

@@Gamology Can you get him to react to mortal kombat fights or something like that?

[@kokoro_gospel]

I typically enjoy Experts React, but this is definitely my most enjoyable watch of the series by far. RJ did an excellent job breaking down the mechanics of the moves on display, as well as any practical application they would conceivably have in the event of a real fight. I also think it would be cool to have a kung-fu expert on board to react to certain characters' movesets, especially Lei and Xiaoyu, for example.

[@KingKtink]

12:26 Josie's counter here is an Ancient Muay Thai move from Muay Boran called "Yan Erawan". It's a move that dodges forward-moving strikes to your face while kneeing the opponent in the sternum. Been an MMA fighter for 5 years while studying a lot Muay Thai. This move requires a TON of flexibility and is not normally taught because of the danger for both fighters.

[@DemigodDan]

I'm glad he's looking at the moves and not the effects they have in game, usually the ppl on here would be like "nice uppercut but idk whats the deal here with the dude flying 7 feet into the air, super unrealistic"

[@randalica92]

He also said many times that doing the more flashy shit will give you a big popularity boost.

[@davidy22]

@@randalica92 That's his very diplomatic way of saying "this doesn't work"

[@randalica92]

@@davidy22 you'll like like an idiot if it doesn't work but you'll get one hell of a following if it does. It's a gamble for publicity.

[@XonixDerps]

@@randalica92 Pretty much, see this sometimes where someone goes for a kick ass super dangerous move. Either everyone laughs their ass off or you pulled it off and everyone goes nuts

[@RenShinomiya121]

@@XonixDerps WWE in a nutshell.

[@kronksstronkstonks6360]

Him "Id invest in a couple more sports bras" Tekken: *I paid for jiggle physics. Amma use jiggle physics.*

[@chaoscontroller316]

*Dead or Alive is sweating in the background*

[@Taabituubi]

@@chaoscontroller316 Xtreme Beach Volleyball is where it's at.

[@BeannJuice]

that is what i call Merchandising. making sales. 😉

[@egandsa2529]

Gamology can easily make 5-10 videos on Tekken alone . And the mma fighter they brought is excellent .

[@chrisjpdx]

AGREED. MAKE MORE TEKKEN VIDS PLEASE!!

[@NZOMV]

Yo a tekken experts react?! This is awesome. RJ knows his stuff!

[@fiyindk7367]

This man is giving free coaching lesson that people pay big bucks for.

[@obrechen1306]

Yeah men, i'm ready to start a fight in the street 😂

[@kennedylozano6513]

ready to beat the crap out of people

[@youster920]

I am ready to fight god

[@YoYo-uh3xj]

Lmao. We in there.

[@darthgiggity7948]

@Y'all Lame I hope you stated your real address because you're gonna need a lot of money for all the things you have to pay. Lol

[@senorlechuga8832]

"King looks like a mascot for some cryptocurrency that Elon musk would invest in" They did my boy dirty

[@shal6178]

I loved this experts react, he is really into the moves in real life and he knows its a game so he doesnt complain about irreal stuff

[@TehHuskeydood]

a lot of experts in this day an age grew up playing these king of video games. So really, they are fans of the games themselves and understand it can't be too realistic since it is a game. But can easily understand the real world counter part.

[@devinperson242]

Can't say the same for MMA fanboys sometimes lol

[@tank9758]

Irreal

[@Buenomars]

17:48 When he mentioned about "your opponent taking a selfie with you" it immediately reminded me of Miharu in Tekken Tag 2 because... that is exactly what she did, lol.

[@JargonMadjin]

Or Cassie Cage

[@ShawnSandiego]

Tekken Tag 2 was an underrated gem! I'm still pissed that it didn't get the attention it deserved because it released without much attention and at the end of the PS3's life cycle. TTT2 is still my favorite game in the series, only toppled by Tekken 2 for nostalgia for lore- and musical reasons. Heck, I'd even be perfectly happy with a simple TTT2 port for the PS5 while we are waiting for Tekken 8.

[@Strife49c]

Really liked RJ hopefully he'll be back breaking down more fighting games perhaps with Gemma or Noah or Yoshi?

[@mackeym10]

yeah he was very accpecting of everything and work it well with what he know

[@derrickhaggard]

That would be awesome.

[@cam3686]

Yes yes yes

[@Gamology]

What a team up!

[@thejason755]

@@Gamology you could have them recreate parts of t7.

[@YDgy772]

I really appreciated Mr. Clifford's analysis of the various moves and fighting styles. He was respectful of all of them. As others have pointed out on this thread, he didn't just dismiss moves as being "fake" and broke down either the moves themselves or their real life counterparts. Additionally, his technical breakdown was solid in my opinion. He really made concepts such as power, speed, angles, torque, counters, takedowns, submissions, and more accessible to the lay person without speaking down to folks. Plus, some of the stuff that he said was pretty dang funny. This continues to be an awesome channel that has a lot of interesting and entertaining guests. Keep up the great work!

[@en-men-lu-ana6870]

When he started talking about Muay Thai being called "The Art of Eight Limbs" just remembered how Lethwei is called "The Art of Nine Limbs" and why both are fucking terrifying.

[@en-men-lu-ana6870]

@Trump Loompa ?

[@XVINutkabob]

For clarification, the ninth limb is the *head*

[@en-men-lu-ana6870]

@@XVINutkabob And that is why you never want to get headbutted by a Lethwei practitioner, they are really good at it.

[@lordnarasimha2500]

@Trump Loompa ?

[@Flokoli1]

@@en-men-lu-ana6870 are letwhei lightweights?

[@xavierdaassassin8786]

I was so hoping he would react to the full King grab chain combo but either way this was fantastic to watch! Honestly with Tekken’s insane move-set and complexity for each character you could really make an individual video for each character. That’s something I would love to see!

[@AirbenderHawk]

Experts never failed to amaze me every time, and it’s a entertaining one as this guy breaks down the moves in all of the fighters instead of ranting so much, now this is a breakdown.

[@devastationofmankind3495]

Love this guy's energy, also nice to see that he actually breacks down the fight instead of just saying "this is so unrealistic"

[@dannyxsama]

This guy is amazing, he's funny, informative and hes so charismatic. I would definitely want to see more of him, even with some of the stunt guys.

[@Nobody-xe9fc]

For those unaware, Marduk's listed fighting style isn't MMA, but something else that was a precursor to what MMA was, and it stemmed from a lot of Brazilian tourneys called "Vale Tudo", which is an anything-goes style of fighting.

[@grimmashley8422]

Oooooooh, cool

[@crimcrusader8459]

I wonder if Clifford was aware of Vale Tudo.

[@nutshot_brawler8466]

As a Bryan main, i'd like to express my delight that his fighting style was broken down and explained. Would love to see Dragunov in the next video

[@gunhouse8322]

Wow a Bryan main like me 🥲

[@davideschiatti9538]

@@gunhouse8322 Bryan's fury rules

[@lucas_lel917]

I honestly didn't even think Bryan used any fighting kind of fighting style and was just kind of a brawler like Miguel

[@gunhouse8322]

@@lucas_lel917 yea cos u dunno when Bryan started

[@GreenMonkeySam]

Yooo, Dragunov FUCKS

[@evanwelsh2551]

One of the things that I love about this video is the terms that he uses that sound so natural for him. "throwing knees like rain" "end up with someone's teeth in your sole" he talks so comfortably about such a violent world, he truly must be an expert in that field

[@TheMusto]

Getting a professional to talk about the realism behind things in games is so much better than pros saying how fake something is. Definitely more engaging, keep this kind of content coming.

[@ValianceGames]

I love that there are these conditioning moves like what we express in fighting games. Threatening areas to force them to uncover areas they would normally already be covering, throwing out attacks that force the opponent to consider those options, and using status conditions such as stamina drain, bleed, and blind. It's actually incredible how well Tekken executed these moves too. It's cool because they've always cared about this kind of thing, and seeing this brings validation for this legendary series. Thanks for bringing these worlds together. Instant sub.

[@StormHowl]

Aww they didn't even get into King's chain throws. I hope he comes back and see's more Tekken moves, especially Lidia and Leroy! Their animation's are so beautiful.

[@TheCabIe]

Yeah, I'm shocked and disappointed they didn't display Rolling Death Cradle. I get these were supposed to be "somewhat" realistic moves on display, but that's a reaction I wanna see.

[@Truth_Demon]

@@TheCabIe whoever was playing probably couldn't pull them off. Despite being a decent King player, I can't do it myself

[@Liev04]

Eddie is cool too

[@Warsheep2k6]

@@Truth_Demon rdc : CD 1+4, 21charge , 2+3,3+4 mash charge you're welcome

[@felipesanchezv.6128]

Never heard of RJ Clifford before, but his attitude towards videogames and how he sees that interpretation for real moves, it's just great. Please tell him that he does a great job; and invite him more often to make more videos! Hands off, one of the best Gameology clips that I had watched. 👏🏼

[@lenardregencia]

Now this is an “Expert”, I really like and enjoy.

[@_kishken_1595]

Why did you put expert in quotations?

[@lenardregencia]

@@_kishken_1595 well experts are supposed to be experts in a particular field.

[@trolllord62]

@@lenardregencia if you watch UFC PPV weigh in show, you’ll see RJ alongside DC, Laura Sanko and sometimes Din Thomas

[@pyroknighthayes9486]

@@lenardregencia I thought you were making a tekken rank joke

[@mechanomics2649]

@@avallach666 Steven Segal is a clown.

[@TrashbashMan]

I absolutely love how you guys set up these fights so that the next character in line for discussion is getting smacked around by the current character. Amazingly subtle detail and great commentary from the dude too!

[@Couldbedumber]

I love how he’s not dissing pro wrestling and giving it a modicum of respect, don’t see that often with breakdown vids with mma fighters, got my respect ✌️

[@NauyaWasTaken]

Love this guy, he knows that games overexaggerate things to make them fun but just goes straight into the brass tacks without dismissing things outright. I think everyone here would love to see more of him!

[@T.K.F.]

I love this guy, his commentary is awesome which makes sense Love his explanation, jokes and his enthusiasm of hopefully seeing the moves in real fights. Bring him in more please

[@zerofucks6861]

Love that guy, hope we will see him more in the future. There's still many moves in Tekken 7 to look at.

[@Agent_Chieftain]

Agreed lot more fighters in this game. Kazuya, Jin, Law, Leroy, Dragunov, Hwoarang, Lidia, Kazumi... Lot's more fighters I'd like to see him react to.

[@TheBepis1309]

Kinda wish that they showed Bryan's Gatling Rush.

[@zerofucks6861]

@@TheBepis1309 Me too, I also would like to see more grabs, especially Dragunov's command throws

[@Abe00009]

king's chain throw

[@Gamology]

Keep your eyes peeled for potential future content

[@moonsaves]

Alright, so a lot of these are pro-wrestling moves, and as a pro-wrestling nerd, I gotta chip in where he mentions them as being stuff like throws or slams with the real names: 4:05 - This is a running version of an inverted powerbomb/dominator, as made famous by Farooq and Bobby Lashley. This one has a bit on the end where they jump forward onto the opponent and stand up like with a Steamroller. 14:15 - This is an Irish Whip but instead of letting go, King holds onto Marduk, putting him back-facing. The move that RJ refers to as a "Twister" is in wrestling terms called an Abdominal Stretch, which is a very old school submission. 14:58 - Tornado DDT. 15:43 - Olympic Slam/Angle Slam, popularised by Kurt Angle. 16:49 - That's a Reverse Gory Special. The unmodified version was created by Gory Guerrero, father of Eddie Guerrero and Uncle of Chavo Guerrero. Both used this version a few times. 16:56 - This is an Irish Whip where King hangs on and brings them back in for a Lariat. JBL used a version of this he'd call the Clothesline From Hell.

[@MagicalLobsterHand]

4:05 I think is more of a crucifix powerbomb 16:49 That's a Kudo Driver that's was innovated by Megumi Kudo. While yes it is a modified Inverted Gory Bomb by the Guerreros, Megumi is given credit for the move while Hurricane Helms popularized and created the name The Verebreaker. 16:56 I think it might be a reference to Okada's Rainmaker aka Ripcord Lariat. I know that this game had tie in with NJPW so I think they're referencing Japanese wrestlers.

[@moonsaves]

@@MagicalLobsterHand Yeah I could see the first actually because he hooks their arms. You're probably right on the second - I don't know my Japanese wrestling too well. The Rainmaker is actually in the game as a special Rage Art that King can do if you wear his Okada-themed outfit. I recommend looking it up, it's pretty great. Has the dollar bills and everything.

[@joshuabelmonte12]

I listen to this guy's show he really hates Pro wrestling so he probably won't correct it for next time haha

[@Truth_Demon]

Abdominal Stretch is called a Twister in MMA. He's not a wrestler, he's an MMA fighter kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJXLkHucg7GGbZI UFC clip of the move kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3_ChHZmrsebldE

[@Richard-Espanol]

You guys find awesome people for your videos! Really enjoyed his commentary and sharing his knowledge. Edit: a kazushi Sakuraba reference?? This guy knows his shit lol

[@greecoboost]

Sakuraba is LEGENDARY!

[@michaelterrell5061]

It was a Mongolian chop that Sakuraba used, but yeah.

[@gearbaggaming]

Please do a part 2 with characters like Jin, Heihachi, Hwoarang etc. I'd love to see what he thinks of their fighting styles!

[@ReaLibro]

Happy he's mentioning other fighters like Anderson Silva and Ben Henderson. More please. Want to see his opinion of Forrest and Eddy.

[@josephbillanes3017]

Finally! As a Tekken fan, I've been waiting for Tekken to be covered. Thanks for this! This dude is one of the best guests you've had on the show. Provided amazing insight to the moves and even clothing

[@szczoteczka2233]

THis guy did a fantastic breakdown of the moves! There are still many characters that he could look at in Tekken 7, so I hope we see another episode!

[@theHedgex1]

I ran into this accidentally but I enjoyed this immensely. Love how light-hearted the bear part was since I'm a Kuma main and the details on Steve since he's my close second used to be my first.

[@eryfkradthebarbarian5187]

This was great, maybe he can take a gander at yakuza next.

[@Corsoux_Dev]

YES YAKUZA NEXT

[@randalica92]

Well pretty much everything done in Yakuza was legal in PRIDE at some time do yeah. I expect a reference to the Bas Rutten bar fight guide.

[@starman6468]

Heck yeah Yakuza is Probably my favorite saga

[@randalica92]

@@starman6468 also tons of fanservice for the ladies, especially with the introduction of Akiyama in 4.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

King's twister was a pro-wrestling hold called an abdominal stretch. It's a very standard pro-wrestling submission hold, not to be confused with the much more painful looking octopus stretch. A lot of pro-wrestling moves are kind of developed from real submissions, just watered down so that nobody actually gets hurt.

[@TidusX16]

Man I love RJ! I definitely want to see more of him, would love to see him comment on Street Fighter, Sleeping Dogs, maybe the Arkham series. Trying to think of other games where MMA style of fighting is included?

[@blues05]

Would love to see him on Sleeping Dogs. That game is the best open world fighting game I've ever played. Can't believe there isn't 2 yet.

[@muhammadihsan4896]

wait street fighter? lol

[@TidusX16]

@@blues05 unpopular opinion: I think it's better than GTA V.

[@TidusX16]

@@muhammadihsan4896 yeah like characters like Sagat, Alex, Cody, all have MMA style fighting.

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

Probably Def Jam. There's not a lot of fighting/brawler games that are pretty technical with their moves. Most of the time it's your standard knuckle to the face/legs to the nuts kind of fighting. If you wanna stretch it out, you can probably count Godhand since it's the most technical beat-em-up I've ever played.

[@martinskullerud2195]

Great video, this makes me want a more grounded Tekken-style game without launchers etc. And I agree with other commenters - I love mr. Clifford's approach to the commentary, taking the spirit of what's presented at face value without being caught up in the stylistic exaggeration but still pointing out the most blatantly impractical stuff. Makes me wish the video had covered some more of the less classically trained Tekken fighters though.

[@dfdedsdcd]

Would be cool if some of these experts reacted to moves in Godhand (PS2). A lot of varied moves from more realistic to only seen in choreography to fantasy.

[@Laughing_Individual]

God Hand deserves recognition for sure

[@alfalfaanand6113]

Agreed the move is realistic for A ps2 game Well maybe some of them don't

[@paracyclo1960]

No Dragunov, sadd. I'd love to see his reaction to his takedowns and Iron Curtain, or just more from this guy, he's great to listen to.

[@LuvSmileyFace]

"There's no rules, only suggestions." This man is gold. 😂😂😂

[@TechbotALPHA]

Loving this one, as others have said in other vids, would love to see RJs breakdown on the likes of Yakuza! Great stuff.

[@504nars]

This guy should start a KZbin channel. Jus watching him talk about ufc or any fighting games would be very entertaining.

[@RhoneM]

Can't believe they didn't show off a multi-throw combo from King to show RJ that even after a high amplitude he can absolutely have full control over his oppenent

[@kapilthevkanapathipillai6424]

This actually makes more sense! Even the army dudes specialise in TACTICAL COMBAT but don't talk alot about HAND TO HAND. The martial artists only talk about the technique and the performance part of it. THIS IS MORE PRACTICAL.

[@axelstone3131]

The fuk you talking about

[@kasrathekiller9619]

Because Spec ops mostly use rifles, they only get in hands when they black on Ammo or only for stealth reasons, its more practical and effective for them to use rifles rather than hands, and its more practical for them. They know how to use and Manipulate their rifles, not discrediting them of their Hand to hand combat training, but their first resort is their guns and its what they say. For a military guy on a mission, they have a weapon that they manipulate/use at situations, even they explained a stand point of combat, but then again combat has a lot of stand points and army soldiers and Martial artists experience only a side or more, MMA fighter is however a Stand point of combat on its own, I don't know about how you mean about the martial artists, cause you clearly didnt watch them all, if you pay attention, they did talk about how you would be able to do stuff as well. In tactical Hand to hand combat. This shows you dont really pay that much attention to detail.

[@kapilthevkanapathipillai6424]

@@kasrathekiller9619 Yeah I get that with the army. The stunt performers does give good points about techniques, they may have sparred but I'm not sure they had real combat experience. MMA fighters on the other hand are fighters they can tell you more about how that would possibly work (even with this exemplified combats) they can make a little sense how that can play out. Like here when talked about the mount, foot work etc

[@Revoltine]

@@kapilthevkanapathipillai6424 You know the martial arts experts have mentioned several times already that they're more on the "theatrical side of martial arts" considering their profession. Besides, good martial artists who do practice the "practical side of martial arts" barely have actual combat experience because every school that teaches them will always tell you to avoid confrontation at all costs :v

[@kapilthevkanapathipillai6424]

@@Revoltine Yeah that's why I said this seems more fitting 😊

[@Sevensliders]

I play Fahkumram's segment over and over. As someone who is a practitioner of the art, he is very enjoyable to listen to. Shoutout to his knowledge in the other arts as well!

[@twinblades-thewilltokeeplo6084]

Please do Jin, Dragunov, Leroy, Lidia, Law, Feng Wei, Armour King, Nina and Xiaoyu next please!

[@Revoltine]

They honestly should do all of them. There's a lot more to break down, including the ones shown here already. Tekken alone could easily last them a year's worth of videos, IMO.

[@youraveragejoe2]

@@Revoltine plus with the DLC and kunimitsu returning that'll be so much

[@wushushorty1]

His comedic takes on a lot of these moves are great, all while keeping it realistic and informative. Good job.

[@toto_feather8732]

"If you can do a spinning wheel kick in steel toe boots, you're probably going to end up with some of your opponent's teeth in your sole." He described how it feels to get launched by an orbital quite well ^^

[@BearWith_You]

Thank you for showing me why King has been my favorite Tekken character since I was a kid. Such a badass

[@retrogaming3098]

Me too! Awesome fighter who helps orphans too! King could mess your opponent right up.

[@alisahutako4518]

I love the fact that they even put Kuma in the list and the guest just gave a very serious breakdown of it as well~! awesome work Gamology on finding this guys and bringing us an entertaining video as usual~!

[@biohazard724]

When he's available again he should see Howrang, the Mishimas/Jin, and Lidia

[@davidgiron3666]

Can we get Martial Artists recreate Tekken moves? I'd love to see them attempt some 10 string combos.

[@danielbretado7660]

Check out Eric Jacobus here on KZbin. He is a martial artist, stuntman and filmmaker. He does exactly what you are looking for.

[@alfalfaanand6113]

Eric Jacobus He nailed yakuza hellspin kick

[@WooMaster777]

This guy's a hell-of-a commentator! I love it! You feel the hype with this guy! So much fun!

[@griffynstainbrook2420]

This is one of my favorites, I want to see him with other games too!!

[@WarriorBoy]

I love Gemma and Noah, but RJ offers a perspective from another end of martial arts entirely, which keeps things fresh. A collaboration with all of them would be awesome

[@VNSnake1999]

Thank you for choosing martial arts inspired characters. I would love to see another episode where he reacts to Jin, Lidia, Hwoarang, Asuka, Nina, Lee and Lei.

[@VNSnake1999]

And Dragunouv.

[@SickBoyKD]

And law

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

Miguel and Leo too.

[@abarainosa]

Fun fact to remember about Kuma. He uses the same karate form as Heihachi in the Tekken universe.

[@CHIEFSHOTTY]

I want this guy to review a Yakuza game , I think he'd be fun to explain some fun wrestling moves there. Awesome guy!

[@anthonynguyen4088]

THIS

[@patronofsaints2062]

YES

[@OccuredJakub12]

The reason some of the characters like Marduk or Paul don't hang onto their enemies for some of their moves is purely for game balance. If they could use these moves and just pummel the enemy infinitely, it wouldn't be fun. But, maybe in Tekken 8 we'll get some new animations for throw followups and escapes?

[@mrdoctortonberry]

I agree. Don't mess with a TIE Fighter

[@MsKeylas]

I see what you did there xdd lol. almost as funny as expert's joke about Fankumran's name

[@Fenronin]

I scrolled to find this joke

[@philipgunter3717]

I’m not even a fighter but I know a Muay Thai fighter when I see one, their stances are very distinct

[@Agent_Chieftain]

This was an awesome episode. Loved it.

[@JargonMadjin]

This basically told me that Namco did their homework when making Tekken characters, although I would have loved to see his reaction to characters like Yoshimitsu, Kunimitsu and Devil Jin

[@joshuaxiong8377]

18:21 I think that's why okizeme, and grappling to an extent, is so strong in Tekken. XD 12:14 Even RJ is taking a _JAB_ at the ridiculous jiggle physics.

[@mychaeljones7526]

He seen that real tech Josie was bringing!

[@mistersomaru]

I'm sure he actually knows why some of those submissions aren't realistically followed through are purely for the sake of game balance, but I definitely enjoy his take on analyzing how the game took inspiration from real moves.

[@KazemaruW]

This is a really great episode, the commentator keeps in mind that its a game but still tries to find the references to the moves 10/10 hope to see more of him

[@Soulnado]

King's grappling has been refined since tekken 3, since his mocap is from Minoru Suzuki the founder of Pancrase which is one of the earliest mma orgs. He was trained by Karl Gotch and considerd one of the few good ones by him.

[@mohdasyraf6418]

so that explains why Minoru Suzuki dubbed himself "King Of Pro Wrestling"

[@taylorchain9799]

This type of content is what made me subscribe. Love how into it he is, giving so much information and just seeming to enjoy talking about mma

[@gavinkenway6900]

Please do more of this. I actually really love Tekken. If you do another episode, please have him react to Feng, Dragunov, and Leroy.

[@romxxii]

The head kick at 8:57 was more of a question mark kick. You seem him chambering it forward like a teep/front kick, but then swings it sideways. For great examples of fighters in MMA who use question mark kicks, there's Anderson Silva, Israel Adesanya, and Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson. Oh, and Bruce Lee also does a mean question mark kick.

[@MyHomeBoyDebra]

RJ was so cool. Funny, incredibly knowledgeable, and even throws out trivia on fighters while explaining moves. Please bring him back and maybe get Yoshi, Gemma, and Noah with this guy. Y'all could even do a whole other episode just on Tekken. OR GET HIS PERSPECTIVE ON YAKUZA

[@rudr7789]

I hope you bring him back more often....I love how he broke down everything in simple words.👍👍👍👍

[@AdudenamedVince]

I hope this guy does the whole cast!

[@wolfhurricane897]

Little fact: King's motion capture was done by legendary Japanese pro wrestler Minoru Suzuki.

[@strider2k2]

My mind is blown. No wonder his nickname is "The King" - holy crap. It all makes sense now!

[@wolfhurricane897]

@@strider2k2 i wouldn't mind seeing Suzuki in King tights.

[@redmurder13]

Love how RJ's getting some spotlight! He's also great whenever he has a line or role to do in UFC's Weigh-In Shows!

[@cloudfiregaming4411]

Thanks RJ! This was highly enjoyable, as a fellow martial art practitioner I loved hearing you break apart these moves & the little history behind Thai culture too! They are beast there!

[@tobi2960]

I've been waiting so long for reactions of Tekken moves based in reality and even tho we didn't get Gemma for this one I'm very happy

[@crimemastergogo7878]

I'm a mma fan and Clifford analysing tekken (my favourite fighting game of all fighting games) feel like blessing.

[@calvinrivera8423]

We need more of this, hoping there's a part 2 cause this was hella interesting

[@riversideview1801]

I could listen to him all day talking about the moves and their uses in different martial arts. Fantastic react commentary.

[@thebrownbaldy]

The breakdowns of moves in these games never disappoints, from Gemma, Noah, and Yoshi reenacting the moves to a former MMA fighter breaking them down. This is good stuff as always.

[@trcsonic]

This video proves that everybody loves Paul Phoenix. He just needs to be a more serious character like he was in Tekken 4.

[@jehovahs_thiccness.]

On earth he's not taken seriously, but in one of his endings he was training and a group of spaceships game to take him on, so he might be a threat to the universe

[@HoodWeegee]

"Next we have Fakhumram. Make sure you pronounce that correctly or you're gonna be in trouble" Tekken community: We never called him that every single time his name comes up. Nope. Never. *walks away*

[@EUCLlD]

He really tried to explain Kuma's moves 😂

[@Pandize]

Needed our Capoeira Brazil fighter in this one! Would of loved his opinions on a full offensive fighting style lol

[@theesengovender1870]

RJ Clifford?? this guy is actually badass, he could teach whole classes with his articulation and delivery

[@trevorghalt1881]

By this video, this tells me that he's great at his job of being a announcer