MMA Fighters React to Donnie Yen Fight Scenes #3

[@TheFightBible]

LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE, LOADS MORE REACTIONS TO COME!

[@samuelgregmen949]

That was actually Ip man 3 2015

[@kay13574]

Although the Ip Man series has some unrealistic fight scenes, they're still fun to watch. Got a bit upset when I saw the ending of Ip Man 4 because you know that was the end of the series. Also, have a look at The Raid film series. Unrealistic but absolutely brutal

[@datbotdaddy]

Daredevil from Netflix personally some great fights

[@giovannikelvin133]

u mean loads more disrespect to martial artist? yeah sure

[@cannibalclay5562]

I've been stabbed 7 times and if u want to live u keep fighting and it doesn't even hurt fr unless it its something or gets stuck in ya bone

[@kenggivue2526]

Honestly, all action and martial arts movies, even those grounded in reality, tend to include some "unrealistic" elements. Because the primary goal of movies is to entertain. Some scenes will make you go, “Oh, that’s realistic.” And some that will make you go, “Come on, now.” I believe it’s all part of the fun when going into action/martial arts movies (unless the movie’s that bad). As you guys mentioned towards the end, it also varies on the type of movie it is. And it depends on the cultural context behind the movies. Most Eastern martial arts movies often incorporate some kind of wirework moves/stunts because that’s rooted in their style of martial arts filmmaking. Regardless, Donnie Yen knows what to bring to the table, and I will always be there for his projects.

[@xyr3s]

donnie yen is actually one of the more legitimate martial arts actors. sent 8 guys to the hospital a while ago when he and his gf at the time were being harassed. maybe they were drunk as hell, maybe they had no idea how to fight on the street, or maybe they weren't drunk and knew how to fight. regardless taking on 8 people is quite the feat imo.

[@ITZ_ONLY_YOUR_HIMANSHU]

True

[@RamseyDewey]

Donnie Yen is a muscle mimic. It’s a really rare talent. His specialty is imitating different fighting styles for his movies. A friend of mine works with Donnie’s stunt team. You can actually see him in that last clip.

[@sgtkillsworthy3883]

I don’t think it’s imitating, I think he actually knows the styles, or at that’s what he has on google

[@YooWizzy]

Donnie yen is actually a real martial artist he studied under Ip chun who is the ip mans real son. Nothing about Donnie Yen is fake he has many styles of martial arts under his belt

[@isaacyeon6334]

Donnie Yen is the closest thing to a Modern Bruce Lee, hell he could very much match Bruce’s speed in his prime

[@YooWizzy]

@@isaacyeon6334 that’s kinda pushing it as far as modern day Bruce lee. I would put jet le above Donnie as far as prime goes

[@heturnal]

@@YooWizzy mate he studied 6 month under ips son, for the movie only, he started off in northern wu shu taught by his mother who is a master in the art... what you fail to understand is that the such arts as wing chun an wu shu are not useful in a real fight , hence why donnie yen decided to learn a high level of BJJ , as well as a bit of boxing , him being called someone who can mimic any style is a complement an not in any shape or form disrespectful,because to be able to mimic other arts you need to be more then an average human being , donnie is special and is unmatched in skills when on screen ,but a real fighter he is not ,he admits that he wished he took up MMA but couldn't due to his shoulder injuries...facts... plus he never beat up 9 guys as they once said , that himself laughed it off an said if i beat one man up the news will report 9 lol... he is the best on screen martial artist since bruce lee , he is that good...

[@SyxxPunk]

"A spear will win against a sword 99 out of a hundred" Fire Emblem fans know that this is always true.

[@kevinabad6699]

I'd better bring a hand axe in a spearfight

[@JeffreyBezeau]

@@kevinabad6699 i wouldn't even. Yeah ok if you break the spear, fine But the thing is that there's way more chances that you get stabbed, just once, by the spear and you won't do shit anymore.

[@kevinabad6699]

@@JeffreyBezeau yeah that might be right... Spear user arent we? Hehe

[@JeffreyBezeau]

@@kevinabad6699 spears are way too effective. But give me an Halberd, this is just OP.

[@MaaZeus]

​@@JeffreyBezeauHalberds and Poleaxes are spears on steroids. But yes, spear is a king of melee weapons, especially in formation fighting. Swords are better for civilian use or as backups because of their ease of carry.

[@stuffstuff8942]

Yeah, when people watch Hero, their first thought is definitely “wow, this is really realistic!”

[@josemartinrodriges83]

“The Ip Man scene was very Wing Chungy” no shit, it’s a movie about a Wing Chung master what did you think it was gonna be? 😂

[@bigbywolf5197]

Do you think he knows its Wing Chung Master or-

[@michaelnguyen3200]

They are being subtle racist and condescending.

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@michaelnguyen3200 There is a problem with Chinese martial arts currently and a lot of MMA fighters really don't like some of the claims they have been making so there is heavy bias there.

[@michaelnguyen3200]

@@dagonofthedepths Nah bro. You can tell they are being condescending to Asian. It's a movie at the end of the day but these 2 jerks nit pick the hell out of it. I doubt they they do that if it's a Hollywood movie starring their favourite white actors.

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@michaelnguyen3200 It's a movie about a Wing Chung master, every problem China has with over hyping it's own martial arts is in Wing Chun and the reason they overhype Wing Chun is, well kind of sick so I get the animosity to it. But it can be hard from some people to still look at that and appreciate the physical skill it takes to do that stuff when it's such a problem. Their not going to like that. They did the same thing when they where watching Blood Sport. They called out a lot of stuff on what Jean-Claude Van Damme did. Now that said I highly disagree with a lot of what they said and yes I think they are hugely bias against any Chinese martial arts. I also will say that I think MMA fighters think their fighting style is the greatest and most useful style/sport in the world (it's not), and strength beats everything (it's not remotely that simple). But to me all that is still in the being a smug asshole not a racist

[@RedSplinter36]

Fun fact... Tyson actually broke his hand on Donnie Yens elbow during the filming of that fight.

[@thanhdinh3179]

I believe Muay Thai fighters use that method in competitions and if they land, it’s actually possible to break hands if they do it enough.

[@RedSplinter36]

@@thanhdinh3179 absolutely! Even through a glove you can spike a fist pretty accurately. Especially with a high guard like a muay thai fighter. I've seen it in both Kali and Muay Boran.

[@lolabunny5292]

@@thanhdinh3179 it's used in boxing as well. An elbow block will fuck yo shit up even in boxing gloves

[@mrshelbysprsnake]

How convenient they didn't do the research so its easy to assume Tyson would break his Elbow

[@thewhoakage3198]

@@mrshelbysprsnake and you researched that it didn’t? You provided no evidence, you simply want to be petty.

[@darksith85]

I couldn’t take these guys seriously, as they mentioned the legendary Donnie Yen and yet don’t seem to have watched his movies. Plus, there are certain scenes they don’t think it’s realistic yet it is. For example when Donnie Yen blocks Tyson’s punches with his elbow, it’s a realistic defense as a hand is made up of various little bones and the elbow is one hard bone!!

[@ethan17748]

yea i'm too quite surprised at how these "fighters" did not know that using your elbow to counter punches is a thing. youtube fighters i guess

[@Achildofgod956]

Thank you omg 😲 I thought I was the only one

[@RiveBassCovers]

Funny thing is that Tyson actually broke a finger when filming the scene with Donnie Yen because Tyson actually hit Donnie’s elbow

[@sherbelajo6290]

@@RiveBassCovers cuz f his own power😂

[@moreparrotsmoredereks2275]

The last fight from Flashpoint (the movie with the mma based choreography) is one of the best choreographed fights I've ever seen. Choreographed fights have to go back and forth, where the protagonist and antagonist look like they're going to win at different times. The fight actually approaches that realistically, because the antagonist is beating up Donnie Yen with striking, so Donnie takes him to the ground and I think eventually chokes him out. So he's using an actual strategy that you would use in a fight if you were losing the striking exchanges, rather than having some sort of emotional moment and then coming out and punching more gooder that you were before. I haven't watched it in a while, but I think he also uses the guy's coat for some gi grips and chokes too. He does get slammed on his head into a metal railing while attempting a triangle, which would probably have ended the fight, but it's a movie. Also, fun facts: clothing, especially multiple layers of clothing, actually provides very good cut resistance. The cheapest medieval armor was basically just layers of cloth and glue, which was enough to make you pretty much immune to cuts from swords. Not stabs though. What would likely happen with that cut in the knife scene is that it would cut through the leather, but it would get caught by the leather and probably slide over the jacket liner without cutting through. If it did cut through, the damage would probably be superficial. So that particular bit isn't unrealistic at all. Mike Tyson did actually break a finger while filming that elbow block stuff.

[@wolfman5598]

Someone should tell them that Mike Tyson cracked his knuckle during the elbow blocking scene.

[@kamenwaticlients]

Yeah that is a very real move

[@heturnal]

Someone best remind them how scared donnie was of tyson killing him if he made a mistake lol go watch there intetview ... that move is effective how? Think about that for a second , you think a heavy weight throwing punches at a much smaller man is not going to break that defence? You think that a real fighter won't just continue to humble you even with one arm .... guys donnie is probably the only one who might of been useful in real situations had he dedicated his life to actually fighting , maybe if he never suffered from a crippling shoulder problem he might of been a pro but he did not , he is a incredible on screen fighter that's it..

[@GhostHacker55]

@@kamenwaticlients I fractured my foot once kicking someone’s elbow.

[@kamenwaticlients]

@@GhostHacker55 yeah it ain't no joke

[@Lbdataz1469]

@@kamenwaticlients It's real if you have god like reflexes or have a god like read on your opponent. Good luck pulling that off in a real fight. Tyson probably underestimated that move and hit his elbow a little too hard. That being said, only reason it happened is because it's was choreography for a movie and accidents happen.

[@JustKaiMusic]

Mike Tyson broke his fingers during the production from that scene and Donnie Yen almost got knocked the fuck out from the punching bag sequence.

[@BryanWong]

You cannot review Donnie Yen fights without that gold standard fight choreography in Flash Point. Final fight between Donnie Yen/Collin Chou. (Guy who played Seraph from Matrix who trained Neo, Keanu's character) That brilliant choreography with elements of kungfu, jujitsu, judo ,wrestling all mixed in, in short,brutally realistic MMA in action.

[@rema11769]

He has around 16 different martial arts background....Tyson said i know him because my friend was training with donnnie's mother.....she was a grandmaster in wushu and tai chi....and they pretty much own the beijing wushu team

[@Dakhanavar99]

If you haven't seen The Raid 1 and the Raid 2 fights i strongly advise you to watch

[@justinjackson3164]

1000000% agree. They would have REALLY loved the last fight scene in Flash Point as well. My favorite will always be the scene in the first Ip Man where he takes on the 10 Japanese

[@justinjackson3164]

I think they would love anything Iko Uwais does

[@Dakhanavar99]

@@justinjackson3164 he's a breath of fresh air when it comes to martial arts movies!

[@justinjackson3164]

@@Dakhanavar99 agree, love his stuff

[@mikelundun]

Old Boy - original version - love the hammer fight!

[@joshuanowak204]

During the movie where Donnie yen has the baton and he's fighting the other guy with the knife... They've worked together so many times that this whole fight scene that you were watching here isn't choreographed at all they literally went at it and saw who would strike each other the most and Donnie yen wound up winning it was pretty cool... Like I said guys do your research

[@NQQ613]

The kid in the first clip you saw actually knows martial arts at that age. He started training with his dad at the age of 2, they would wake up at 5am everyday to train. When he was 5 yrs old he was found performing in the streets by a director who then starred him in a number of films. His English name is: Ashton Chen. He doesn't do much film wise anymore but still practices, he shows up in Ip Man 2 as one of Ip Man's students. I was actually a big fan of his growing up :D

[@francellmiller1523]

Wait until they find out the fight in SPL wasn't choreographed at all. It was entirely freestyle

[@OhGeeGanksta]

And then they'll say it wasn't realistic enough. lol

[@ayolovephat]

Whoa, whaaat?! Man, that's hardcore. Yikes!

[@randallmcgrath9345]

Wu Jing definitely tented too for sure. I think they both went to a similar Wushu school? Not sure.

[@Lavietto]

Fun fact! At 13:13 Mikes hand actually fractured and he was in immense pain but continued like a champ!

[@alexlei2235]

For Both Special ID and Flash Point you didn't react to the best scenes. Both of them are the last fights in each movie. Especially the last in Special ID, Donnie Yen really shows off some of his most realistic work.

[@itpugil]

Exactly what I was thinking! Including Sha Po Lang(Kill Zone).

[@mr.bullionnaire9748]

" this is a film" lol

[@creedbratton2271]

Not enough Special ID fight scenes, you should have shown them the last fight scene in Special ID and Flashpoint last fight scene.

[@christophertiftickjian9053]

Before I watch the video, his fight scene as Long Sky against Jet Li as Nameless, in Hero was just so well choreographed. Those "fights" were artful, and really stick out in my mind, even though it is "weapon styles" and wire stuff...

[@mthunziphakathi4215]

They don't appreciate the art in martial arts.

[@The31st]

It makes sense that when he's playing one of the greatest wing chun masters of all time his style is going to be very wing chun and when he's playing some cop he can be a bit more diverse

[@ryanramsubhag9300]

Donnie Yen is one of the best. I love his aggressive, realistic fighting style

[@SpencerChuaWeiYe]

Couple things. 1) Those elbows were real in the Mike Tyson fight. Mike said that his finger broke in the fight scene. Surely those elbows hurt like hell 2) The guy on the left said something about directing Chi was it? That’s wrong. Donnie isn’t directing any kind of chi for shit. In Wing Chun there is no Chi involvement. Best not to assume every Chinese fighter uses Chi 3) When Donnie did the deep knee one legged squat, you 2 didn’t seem to realise his aim. Everyone knows a Boxer’s greatest asset is his footwork. Cutting a boxer’s legs is like removing the foundation of a great castle. Donnie went down to destabilise Mike, as boxing doesn’t teach you to punch DOWNWARDS. And if Mike can’t punch, he gotta kick which he sucks at as a boxer. When he kicks Donnie can intercept his legs and break the footwork, hence destroying the boxer’s asset. I don’t think You guys pointed out Donnie’s plan or didn’t see it.

[@hierox4120]

You would think these 2 'MMA' guys would know about something called a game plan... lol Guess they are helpless without their cornermen.

[@SpencerChuaWeiYe]

@@hierox4120 Im not even a martial artist and I realised everything. Yet they didn't. Dumb martial artists

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

He didn't think there was actual chi involved, he was just being racist.

[@frostx9209]

U should watch Flashpoint last Fight. Donnie yen is a Beast... And in my opinion, its 1 of the realest fight scene in all martial art movies.

[@balamohammed5947]

you should have seen to his older movies. Donnie has always mixed fighting long before MMA competitions were popular.

[@duckduckn00se]

Funny thing with kali stick fighting is that the hand is a huge target. And with a wooden stick a full power hit can actually shatter and even somewhat powderize the phalanges (finger bones). The more you know

[@ultragamezz]

I'm sure y'all didn't know this but during the scene where ip was blocking mike's punches with his elbows ip actually broke mike's fingers during the practicing.

[@natn41r]

It's Yen. Ip was the character, lol.

[@tt90001]

Ken Lo (last fight with Donnie) is the authentic Muay Thai champion from Thailand, also spoke flurent Thai and Chinese.

[@Tomatito1981]

Hi Randy, Lo is Lao if I remember and he moved to Cambodia then to Thailand after the communist takeovers of both countries. Ethnic Chinese though with Cantonese ancestory :)

[@moennepoem3758]

Flashpoint fightscene between Donnie Yen and Colin Chou has some mma/ ufc elements and yet it wasn't part of this reaction clip.

[@J2897Tutorials]

You can actually make nunchakus sound like that. You just take the caps off the end (plastic or metal tube versions). They slow them down though, and they're too noisy. Those were a _three section staff._ And I'd be surprised if they were used for anything other than dancing or scaring the neighbour's kids off the lawn.

[@alik5972]

Reminds me of me and my buddy watching random shit, so great to see you guys back

[@manuelperez4898]

You guys should go back to Flashpoint because Donnie Yen actually got inspired by MMA when he made that movie so if you watch one of the later fight scenes he actually does a lot more of judo and jiu jitsu along with striking

[@Xrey-ek5sh]

These guys are not interested in actually react to Donnie yen fight they just want to make fun of the scene

[@KiffeKun]

Most impressive is that most of the fight in Sha po lang was pure improv, if I'm not totally wrong.

[@Mharriscreations]

According to the commentary I watched it was about 50% 75% improvised. They had a basic plan then improvised around the main beats.

[@KiffeKun]

@@Mharriscreations Think I watched the same commentary. Donni and Collin had worked so much together, so they kinda knew how the other would move and react.

[@Mharriscreations]

@@KiffeKun Yeah it was prerry crazy stuff.

[@JnEricsonx]

At one point, I forget which, yeah, apparently it's like 30 seconds of free-flow.

[@sarahdon3165]

Absolutely love Donnie Yen he’s an amazing guy I love ❤️ is fighting scenes his dedication to his work and art , he’s an absolute legend I can watch his films over and over again and see something new each time 😍😍😍😍

[@aaronstainer7245]

Loved flash point ....... smell this had me in hysterics

[@jhernandez7144]

Brad's but its a film Joe. is the truth. Thanks guys.

[@balamohammed5947]

the nunchucks is called the 3 section staff

[@naidamiaheiji1]

Its good that at one point he was reminded that these r movies. They dont need to be realistic if they were not intended to be so. Alot of people reacting to movies tend to approach them with mind that they need to make sense when they r basically made for entertainment of people watching.

[@donaldschrier5745]

I am surprised there wasn't a video from IP Man 1 where he fights 10 black belts!! That scene was insanely awesome!!

[@Johnnydh4of7]

In agony over a paper cut...haha...so true!

[@vermanshane]

There are way more little fights in Flash Point (2007) if you're able to view them some how, exagherated for sure but some of the more realistic fights in a film, especially for Hong Kong cinema.

[@luthfisidik001]

Yen was educated by his mother in martial arts from childhood whom master of tai chi

[@JoltzDaGhost]

These man commenting these fights as if its real life 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Von_AMV]

Fr like wth 😂💀🤦🏾‍♂️but the other guy is saying it’s just a film 🤣🤣

[@tanajabling6802]

A bit annoying

[@pemonline3395]

The problem is when people assume that a movie should be realistic. It's just a movie.

[@alexlei2235]

@Mythix Anyone who watches these martial arts channels are already interested or practice martial arts. The audience isn't dense. This is definitely a cool channel with very cool personalities, but many of their viewers can tell what is and isn't realistic in film, so to not come off as completely condescending or overly critical toward classic fight scenes in the action industry, they should make it more educational. Explain, DEMONSTRATE, and suggest about better fight iq choices, takedowns, strategy, submissions etc. Obviously they can't do it for fantastical things like Jet Li vs Donnie in Hero, but if they curate their reactions to just "realistic" fights, there is more to discuss and less to joke. If all I hear in a donnie yen reaction is laughing at wire work or intentionally unrealistic moments, all while being a little judgmental toward chinese martial arts films, idk if I want to continue watching. Their tony jaa reaction was great because they expressed appreciation and respect for him throughout the video. There's also no problem with reacting to shit fights too just for giggles. I hope not one but both of them to understand that "it's just a film." Don't be a buzzkill.

[@Nekoblack352]

Idk who the bald guy is but he always talking shit

[@pragyanyakkha7769]

Donnie started martial arts at the age of 3.. he sure is helluva fighter.. his body conditioning cant be underestimated

[@peterrussell6029]

Ah Snatch - now that was a good film 👍😁

[@icykickflip]

“how dare you punch me” lmfao

[@richardfarmery5401]

Can you look at the fight scenes in the Tom Hardy movie Warrior? Would be interesting to hear a pro MMA fighters take on it.

[@inquity6]

Just noticed that sick ass vegeta tattoo on brads arm, my man, saiyan pride. :D

[@harithefightlover4677]

One of my favorite idols🙏

[@thechosenones4375]

I like how you guys pointed out physical continuity and how strikes should effect how the fight proceeds. No one ever comments on that.

[@TheTommy9898]

“A spear will win 99/100 times” The romans 👀

[@papercat2599]

Roman actually also use spear a lot. But yeah I think that statement is bullshit. It depends more on skill. Otherwise why would people in all culture make sword a universal side arm. Not to mention it became be practical when use with shield.

[@dorkangel1076]

@@papercat2599 Thing is, a lot of those cultures that made the sword a side arm had a spear as their main weapon...

[@papercat2599]

@@dorkangel1076 I did say side arm

[@dorkangel1076]

@@papercat2599 True but the side arm is the backup weapon. It's the main weapon that's the battle winner.

[@DynomitePunch]

i'm fairly certain some telescopic batons can be locked into the extended state which is probably why his didn't collapse when he thrust wu jing with it in SPL

[@jandikim6037]

Donnie Yen has practiced many forms of martial arts, including MMA, jujutsu, muay thai and others. Jackie Chan and Jet Li claimed that Donnie Yen would be the best in practical combat. There was one incident where his girlfriend was harassed in a bar by multiple guys, and Donnie just hit them all.

[@dantlanz9239]

Should have done the last fight scene of 'Flashpoint'! That is one hell of a classic!

[@baymitchell9715]

Him: punching don’t make those noises Me: no duh it’s a movie

[@TheFightBible]

And yet people think Bruce Lee is the best fighter of all time.... fake screams, kick and punch noises and stunt doubles. People need to be told its fake or they believe anything lol

[@petercolivet]

Could you guys do some of the Scott Adkins movie's fights? Guy's absolutely brilliant, and deserves more attention than he gets. Love the channel, sorry about the old one. Keep them coming :)

[@scyphe]

Yeah, I wrote about it in a previous video where they checked out a scene from Undisputed 4 - Yuri Boyka and suggested they'd check out the 11 minute "Best of Yuri Boyka": kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3jLoqOKeK54ic0

[@jakubkarpiej3216]

Love to se that you guy's didn't give up. Love to see old fight perfect style videos... maby on your website ore other platform.

[@cryptopunk4790]

New drinking game... Every time you hear "it's a film" drink...

[@Remain_Profane]

Donnie had a really good fight scene in the movie "Rogue One".

[@FuryfistX]

Flashpoint is gotta be the most realistic fighting movie of history and im not even exaggerating. You guys should def react to the last fight of the movie.

[@BlakeMcCringleberry]

You're back!!!

[@giddgamz4361]

"You notice that the Chinese love all this crap"..🤣🤣

[@MrRNBstar]

These guys act like their the best fighters in the world especially the guy in the hoodie, they should go and show us how it’s done in the UFC.

[@bruceborneman]

I guess you have seen Donnie already. Have you seen him in Highlander Endgame? Pretty cool!

[@ellie_jeann]

FUN FACT: If people who don’t know, Donnie Yen’s grandmother is a retired Grandmaster and he learns what he knows of the martial arts from her on top of the training he done when doing movies

[@jahigains9201]

The last fight in Flashpoint is absolute fire

[@blastingweevil2968]

sorry but as to the pain of being stabbed i worked door security from 1990 to 2003 and i have been stabbed multiple times the worst being in the top of my thigh i needed 12 stiches but at the time i did not feel it and it did not hinder me at all it was only after the fighting was over and everything had calmed down and i was stood still that a friend pointed to my shoe and said "Your bleeding" soo if your focused enough it is possible to ignore pain especially when adrennalin is going.

[@rainyfriday6175]

Do the Kengan Ashura fight scenes. It’s an anime, but it’s pretty badass.

[@notmus]

Sha po lang movie is also called "Killzone"

[@BeyondSoul1.]

The need the swishy sounds, it’s necessary to all Kung fun films

[@richardsmith70]

Good vid and snatch great film

[@danguillou713]

About wirework. I think it was Ang Lee that compared it to musicals. Like, is it realistic that the acting stops and everyone starts singing and dancing for a while? It is not, but if you go to a musical, that’s what happens. The audience isn’t upset about it not being “real” - actually, the musical bits is probably half the reason they came. Well wirework in wuxia movies is like that. No one objects, as long as it’s *good* wirework.

[@ultimatewarrior3228]

Flash point is a underated movie of martial arts is ahead his time it's a must see.. The final fight awesome

[@陈鑫涛-k9p]

Watch the last fight of the flash point plz.

[@kidd32888]

I love how they respect Tyson in IP Man 3

[@RealBlizz-c1r]

Coach Brad but this is a film. Man he's like an old wise OWL.

[@SK-bl7uw]

It would be good if you guys could find a realistic fight scene /fight movie. Aside from a very few that show some wrestling /ground fighting/ BJJ i cant actually think of any!

[@mikehughes17]

It’s great to see you guys back to making videos again I missed watching them. I thought what if for another video idea you guys did a martial arts tier list where you ranked what you find to be the best / most effective for fighting or Your favorites styles in general regardless of their effectiveness. I think it would be interesting to see

[@KevinTangYT]

I get you guys are trying to insert comedy for content, but a lot of the "chi" and "it's a film" commentary are honestly not funny at all and very try hard. Yes, Chinese fantasy's gonna fantasy. Adding the "chi" comments in an obviously more realistic setting like Flashpoint and SPD was really cringe tbh. Talking about the techniques and damage and mentality of the fighters are the way to go for those type of fights.

[@etha1896]

Yeah they are just stereotyping and think its all "Kung Fu" Yet Donnie Yen is trained in many styles. Probably more than them both. They seem to have an arrogance to them because they know "MMA". Now a days if you do "MMA" you know it all I guess.

[@chieffridge5588]

Not to mention that shaolin monks are known to strengthen themselves with chi (their words not mine) to keep from being impaled by spears irl. So maybe chi isnt bullshit

[@michaelnguyen3200]

They are being condescending and racist. Just report and dislike the video.

[@ashleym8170]

Lol, typical whites thinking they're all that. You should see some of their replies in their comments. You can really tell how arrogant and condescending they are. Just bc MMA is a mix of different styles, they think that makes them the strongest? What a joke.

[@Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu]

@@etha1896 Donnie Yen is an actor and they are real fighters . Fighters can beat any actor

[@Sedona_FD3S]

i don't know if they have already, but they really need to see all of Hero.

[@sera404]

10:52 Seeing a german suplex in a film is always great even if sometimes it's a bit unrealistic to use in a street fight haha

[@annamar2513]

Donnie Yen is the best!!

[@Sir_Billions]

Chasing the Dragon is a must watch Donnie Yen movie.

[@zCopyCatz]

In a actual fight, you fight to win, but in a movie, you fight to look good.

[@moustachio334]

Donnie gets lumped in to being a Wing Chun artist but he actually knows a lot of different fighting styles. I’ve seen him use BJJ in movies. I’ve seen him doing boxing drills on the punching bag. He’s an all around martial artist but unfortunately he is only mostly known for that damn Ip Man movie and the weak crappy Wing Chun. In his older movies, you can see him at his fastest. He’s incredibly fast and has an amazing sidekick. I think Donnie was heavily inspired by Bruce Lee. His real fighting style is similar to Bruce Lee’s and he can grapple too just like Bruce. But those damn Ip Man pro communist China movies.

[@truth-12345.]

SPL, Flash point and Kungfu jungle is the best Donnie Yen movie for me.

[@andychan3200]

"But ya, this is a film" 🤣🤣🤣

[@malkomalkavian]

Flipping class :)

[@FolkeBernadotte2]

I can’t believe you went through all of those Donnie Yen’s actions without his fight against James Wood in In The Line Of Duty 4……… This is like going through Maradona goals without his goals against England in the 1986 World Cup!

[@pigboykool]

Yep, you guys are so correct, when people see Superman, Wonderwoman, Batman fight, we all know they are real, no kidding!

[@aaroncurry394]

What's up guys?! Will you please do a reaction video on ONG~BAK The Thai Warrior or The Protector. Both star Tony Jaa. Great to have you guys back! Cheers! 👊

[@Mharriscreations]

I've actually done that elbow strike block that you see in Ip Man 3 to a side kick during a sparring session. I doubt I'll pull it off again, but it was awesome and it really hurt the guys foot.

[@TheFightBible]

Once in a blue moon though!! Well done though mate,sick block

[@diggadaku1823]

you guys should react to south indian fights..they kill logic n physics in each move

[@_Loadie]

hey boys, didn't know y'all were back on KZbin, sweet, subbed (resubbed from fight perfect). would like to see you do one of these videos on kung fu hustle

[@1individeo]

the amount of times these two say that a certain move is gay and are always hugging each other in some videos or watching videos of men fighting makes me start wondering about their 'friendship'

[@Von_AMV]

Bro nobody thinks this shit is real 🤣💀💀

[@kagehunter5]

You guys have to do Tony Jaa next!!