MMA Fighters React To TONY JAA Fight Scenes #5

TONY JAA!!!
Fight Bible hosts Former UFC fighter Brad and MMA enthusiast Joe, take a look at some of the best fight choreography scenes from the Legend that is Tony Jaa!
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[@TheFightBible]

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[@thesephisloth1886]

I hope you guys do Iko Uwais The guy from the Raid and for laughs some Jacki Chan

[@andrewtrader400]

They are up there. The raid raid 2 ip man ongbak

[@themonsta6669]

I just subbed to see your review on 400 vs 1.... A n amazing one shot sequence 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@TheFightBible]

@@themonsta6669 we have a video on that scene coming soon

[@themonsta6669]

@@TheFightBible fuuuuuuuuuuuuck yeah!!!! I've watched it over a dozen times...guy is amazing... technique, reflexes...guy is a beast with a katana you watch it he switches swords fast with his enemy...like musashi...he shows up late creating anxiety, stress and impatience....he kept the light to his back...and gradually..."gradually" introduced his two hand technique...the windmill sword thing was killer...🤘👍👍👍 Long time since a film gave me rewatch value besides ZOMBIE flicks🤘🤘🤘🤘 anew fan!!!!!

[@07jimmymitchell]

Fun fact about Tony Jaa: when he was young and watching all the kung fu movies, he didn't know they used wires so he thought he actually had to be able to do all those crazy athletic jumps moves and acrobatics so he just trained crazy hard to be able to.

[@brandontankersley8107]

He's a real life Saitama.

[@sicnarfyhael5330]

He’s a gymnast.....

[@leobentley7056]

Tony Jaa is Muay Thai

[@timothyfang3767]

lmao jackie chan be like what wires

[@lordoffaiyum9727]

@@leobentley7056 yes he is but also practices Gymanstics. He is highly skilled in ancient Muy Thai as well.

[@andreasestrada6487]

This man fights under batman's rules "I won't kill you, but the hospital bill might"

[@feonjun]

True statement for any American who gets sick.

[@annisfun1993]

underrated

[@the_Dark_Knight_12]

😂😂

[@sharebear421]

@@feonjunhospital bills don’t affect credit, I’ve owed like 40k for 20 years lol

[@feonjun]

@@sharebear421 I don't know about now, but in the 90s, they had debt collectors calling and harassing me for a $100 or so that I owed to them. It was something I thought I paid it off.

[@jamesnelson5741]

I Love Tony Jaa. Probably one of the most underrated actors out there.

[@jeykritov5123]

as just being an actor,definitely as a martial art actor,he's definitely one of the top martial art actors if martial art movie fans don't know him,they are just pathetic

[@CoolnCarin5241]

@surprisedpikachu Iko Uwais was able to do that, speak English that is andnow he's in Big Production Hollywood movies, directing fights and doing cameos.

[@spearpig1034]

He is amazing. He is such a bad ass n really wanna see him in more movies

[@gsin311]

Well tbh Tony jaa was great when he came on the scene. Specially in Ong Bak and Tom yum goong. Then once he went crazy and became a monk, his return has not been that great. His physique was amazing before he became a monk but not anymore. He looks slow and out of shape. Plus his strikes dont look that clean anymore. He used to be so much cleaner in his strikes but i feel that he has regressed. Iko Uwais on the other hand has improved his strikes. In merantau his kicks looked bad as kicking was not major in his martial arts style but now he has cleaned up his kicking game. I was a huge Tony Jaa fan specially after watching Ong Bak but hes not the same guy anymore.

[@bikinilover4787]

U need to write actor not a actors u mistake it🤪

[@Etronax]

What I personally love about Tony Jaa films is that all the techniques are real old style thai fighting techniques. Most people wouldn't maybe get the arm breaking scene in The Protector, but an elbow breaking technique is extremely effective in a real life or death scenario. One move and the guy is no longer a threat. Besides, those were one of the first things taught to us in IMBA (International Muay Boran Academy)

[@GUIVERNO20]

I also train muay boran friend I have been 4 years

[@arnonpraphun9597]

I'm Thai, this show is ancient Muay Thai. A very dangerous martial art, used to be used in warfare. It is a hand-to-hand fight by holding, batting, crushing, breaking an arm, leg, neck, dangerous to paralysis and death. Tony Jaa uses ancient boxing in the northeast of Thailand. called boxing korat Will focus on kicking very hard, the identity of boxing in the northeast of Thailand. Thai ancient boxing has 4 sectors, it will be different. But if it's boxing Thai people will see that Where does the boxing gesture come from in Thailand? Even the kings of the old days were very good boxers. For example, King Taksin the Great, Somdej Phra Naresuan the Great, Chao Suea, Phra Chai Racha and the military generals were all good at both sword and boxing.

[@moustachio334]

Tony Jaa made up the moves for the leg grappling scene in the protector. Yes Tony trained under Sityodtang, the coach of all time great Samart Payakaroon. Tony studied under Muay Boran. An umbrella term used for ancient Siamese boxing.

[@simoncarter9957]

The good thing about Tony Jaa is that every time he hits someone he does it properly and uses his whole body weight behind every hit and it gives a real sense of power

[@GUIVERNO20]

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[@amadornavarroza3488]

Tony Jaa is a one man wrecking machine...an absolute beast...With his incredible fighting skills, he is overly capable of leaving a trail of broken bones for those who dared to mess with him.

[@cgrtbjj]

Scott Adkins has a great podcast where he chats to martial arts actors like Tony Jarr and Iko Uwas.

[@Gazmus]

He does? Thank you sir 😊 Gotta support the Brummie legend, we've not got many.

[@gandalainsley6467]

Steven Seagal , loved that you could tell that Scott did not believe his bullshit

[@dlmperformanceandracing]

Jaa*

[@QnzColdest]

He does? Holy shit thanks for this. I’m a new fan. Just sat through a few of his movies and loved his GQ fight scenes breakdown.

[@yuugenr7549]

his channel is awesome and he is a cool guy.

[@donaldballman2825]

Tony Jaa is an incredible actor/ martial artist his knee and elbow strikes are some of the best in the business

[@arnonpraphun9597]

I'm Thai, this show is ancient Muay Thai. A very dangerous martial art, used to be used in warfare. It is a hand-to-hand fight by holding, batting, crushing, breaking an arm, leg, neck, dangerous to paralysis and death. Tony Jaa uses ancient boxing in the northeast of Thailand. called boxing korat Will focus on kicking very hard, the identity of boxing in the northeast of Thailand. Thai ancient boxing has 4 sectors, it will be different. But if it's boxing Thai people will see that Where does the boxing gesture come from in Thailand? Even the kings of the old days were very good boxers. For example, King Taksin the Great, Somdej Phra Naresuan the Great, Chao Suea, Phra Chai Racha and the military generals were all good at both sword and boxing.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

How many minions does one guy have to annihilate before the minions decide: "You know, maybe we should just run away?" If I was minion number 24 and a guy who just beaten up 23 minions before me, I'm not fighting that guy. The standard minion salary isn't worth it.

[@TheFightBible]

Crazy isn't it! That first scene was insane!! 20+ broken arms, several broken legs and more mangled faces than a day time TV talk show. Boss turn up 10min later and is like "1 guy did this? Give him what ever he wants!" 🤣

[@BeefStews]

He has to get tired eventually maybe you will be the one to take advantage of that

[@knightveg]

I would be more worried when another boss came in and saw all minions broken As he got the same job lot from the same warehouse of minions

[@marcus1227]

@@TheFightBible react iko uwais movies

[@angelruizvillot2665]

Is seeing all you buddy's knocked out and your the last one standing. What do you do. Well i would just go home maybe run home.

[@drewrussell1560]

Hes seriously one of the most gifted athletes I've ever seen. He's an absolute machine

[@mr28086]

The one actor who got brads respect. That's an achievement in itself

[@Merco81]

It's hilarious to think that none of the bad guys here are friends with each other. You'd think one of the guys rolling on the floor would be like "WATCH OUT BILL, HE'S BREAKING EVERYONE'S ARMS! STAY BACK! USE A DAMN GUN!"

[@veemtg]

The first thing i noticed abt Tony is how heavy his hits were..other action heroes are fast but you can see that their hits wouldnt hurt someone so bad...Tony just hids hard and heavy!!!!

[@GUIVERNO20]

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[@GUIVERNO20]

Friend is that so it is hit in muay boran with the weight of your body also the others do not fight muay boran but kung fu and it is pure choreography

[@Cthulhuguru]

When you watch Jaa's movies in sequence, you can see a difference in his movement. Too many crazy stunts jumping down from second story buildings and crap. His whole thing was no nets, no stunt men stand ins, and I can't imagine how many times he's destroyed his body.

[@Puschit1]

He is still trying to catch up with Jackie Chan though.

[@elduderino9439]

@@Puschit1 Jackie is nuts lol even as an old guy and I mean that as a compliment.

[@pikachuspartan1868]

He got a stunt double when he got older though. And I mean A STUNT DOUBLE, like only one.

[@yuhighnongrang5001]

Yaeh that true

[@anubistj8995]

Originally tony ja was a stunt before became an actor.

[@Dan_Mitch92]

Should react to The Raid films, best fight scenes i’ve ever watched

[@TheFightBible]

I like the raid films, but there are a lot of weapons doing the killing, we prefer the hand 2 hand stuff :)

[@Dan_Mitch92]

@@TheFightBible Could do a whole video just on the kitchen fight from the 2nd film, minus the karambit knives.

[@TheFightBible]

@@Dan_Mitch92 probably, might get a bit samey. Trying to get 4 or 5 different clip in a 10-15min video is hard, it's a shame as would love to go more indepth but takes too long and people don't stick around longer. 👍🏻 we will see if we can add it in though next time, thanks for the suggestion 👊🏻

[@knightveg]

Preferred raid 1, who was the little actor, that was phenomenal watching that as well as the main character

[@akmil02]

I'd love to see you do JCVD... I grew up thinking that's how you fight. Just trading blows...I know it's not realistic

[@theaveragegamer1719]

His performance in Ong back 1 and 2 is insane.

[@luechmillionz]

Those movies are completely in league of there own

[@wolfura]

There are some who are just as savage as Tony Jaa. His friend Iko Uwai for example. Joe Taslim too, 'The night comes for us' is just amazing and brutal from start to finish. Taslim is incredibly fast.

[@Anderson21G]

Tony Jaa is solid no doubt about it, he is incredibly talented

[@KennyKenKin]

If you want someone else who is strait brutal like Tony Jaa you need to do a compilation for Iko Uwais from the Raid movies and The night comes for us. Brutal violent! Two Thumbs up!

[@albanwithgun6742]

Man I love Tony Jaa. We need new movies

[@sweyn8054]

Tony Jaa changed the game for me. Up till that point martial arts movies were mainly karate, kung fu, and ninja oriented. My jaw was dropped pretty much the whole movie when I watch ong bak for the first time

[@simonepartner4641]

Freaking love Tony Jaa!! Guys is insane, great video guys

[@redsoxfox]

The protector is one of my favorite movies ever especially that spiral tower non stop scene

[@420gaiden]

I subscribed to this channel after I heard what they were going to do for this girl that has cancer. That’s amazing. Thank you guys. And I’m donating now. And keeping her in my prayers.

[@aaroncurry394]

Hell yeah, been waiting for this one. Tony is a legend. Love his movies. Keep up the great work guys! 👊

[@robowenmikels]

Wow, I've never seen so many, one handed, take-downs in my life. He effectively used his bicep, forearm and elbow joint to break a lot of arms...instead of deflecting hits, he intercepts them with devastating results. Good stuff, guys, had to hit the subscribe button.

[@Beezenberry]

Love Tony Jaa and super stoked to see you guys back on KZbin. 👊🏻

[@Cthulhuguru]

You've got twelve guys with long spears and you're facing one guy without much reach, who fight by flying forward with attacks. Hold your spears in front of you, stand in two horizontal rows and walk forward with just enough speed to make it uncomfortable for him to fight while walking backward. If you throw your self forward at ranks of spears, you die. Alexander the Great conquered the world doing exactly this. Now, if he's on an elephant, that's different. Alexander the Great got his ass kicked trying to fight elephants with spears.

[@sanapsingh4736]

Yeah

[@leobentley7056]

I'm so happy you did one of Tony Jaa and recognize him for the beast/machine he is.

[@larryjojola3652]

Tony is One Bad Dude...I love his Movies...

[@zhaozilong99]

So glad you guys are back! fightperfect!

[@BrandonZM]

Just re-found this channel. Glad you guys are back 🔥

[@MrMagnaniman]

He's such an incredible athlete. The spiral tower fight scene in The Protector is ONE SHOT with NO CUTS. That's a long time to be running, fighting, jumping, etc. Fun fact: When I first saw the Protector, it was an internet bootleg titled as "Ong Bak 2" (which it wasn't, obviously) and the subtitles were in Chinese, so we just had to guess what he was saying throughout the whole movie. When I finally saw it with English subtitles, it turned out that we were right. "Where's my elephant?!?"

[@McNab1986]

So refreshing hearing people talk normally, without a filter for the youtubes and the other nonsense

[@nijurosu2169]

Good to see the subscriber numbers jumping up again, so glad you guys are back. Boom son!

[@alpha01able]

I love your new show thanks for your reaction feed backs ....

[@dariusvalentin5579]

You guys are amazing! ❤️

[@jaihalai7674]

Some of the Undisputed fight scenes are pretty cool

[@deathcold_longplaysua4846]

Yeah, Tony Jaa is amazing in his action scenes. I bet he can crush logs with his elbows and knees.

[@xxxTAPOUTxxxify]

Missed u lads good to see you back on KZbin

[@stuart9514]

Nice to see you back lads!

[@jesseklein7436]

Glad to see them back at it!

[@casseyvalderrama1795]

He's using tiger claw kung fu and muay thai at the same time. great

[@ellie_jeann]

Yes, Thai men really love to use their knees and elbows allot and he does all of his own stunts, i’ve seen demonstration videos of him doing the stunts too it’s incredible

[@arnonpraphun9597]

I'm Thai, this show is ancient Muay Thai. A very dangerous martial art, used to be used in warfare. It is a hand-to-hand fight by holding, batting, crushing, breaking an arm, leg, neck, dangerous to paralysis and death. Tony Jaa uses ancient boxing in the northeast of Thailand. called boxing korat Will focus on kicking very hard, the identity of boxing in the northeast of Thailand. Thai ancient boxing has 4 sectors, it will be different. But if it's boxing Thai people will see that Where does the boxing gesture come from in Thailand? Even the kings of the old days were very good boxers. For example, King Taksin the Great, Somdej Phra Naresuan the Great, Chao Suea, Phra Chai Racha and the military generals were all good at both sword and boxing.

[@sanabachi]

I've been waiting for this video! Great stuff. Don't suppose you have any solo drills for the double leg?

[@gastonfleur9616]

Tony Jaa is not just an actor. Look him up. He an amazing martial arts expert. He is amazing in his sport. Muy thai.. if spelled that correct. Tony Jaa is for real an awesome fighter..not just an actor.

[@linusjansson1802]

one of the best things with tony jaa is that he does his own stunts too, and no hollywood bs fights

[@Codycking]

Subscribed after I heard that piece for the charity, that is absolutely beautiful and love seeing good people make things happen.

[@danielfoerster3416]

the first clip was brought to you by rice crispies, snap, crackle, pop

[@chasingbitesminnesota3737]

Loved this video!!

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

First time I saw Tony Jaa, in Ong Bak, I was blown away! This guy is incredible, and seems like a really cool dude as well.

[@knightveg]

Glad to see both of you haven't changed attitude on new channel, keep up good work

[@TheFightBible]

"Sit and swivle" will be the new slogan for Brad lol

[@knightveg]

@@TheFightBible 👍👍👍👍

[@jb2839]

Love this vid

[@m35boostystag29]

Final comment i swear, you guys are great keep it up

[@robertdepaulis5188]

Love your work gents !!

[@rachidsalout9916]

Nice vid, hope u make more

[@Mr.Schitzengigglez]

You couldn't pay me enough, to be a stuntman in a Tony Jaa movie. I'm all set.

[@Boboamona]

What an absolutely beautiful cause to raise money for! Consider a donation made. My cousin sadly passed due to leukaemia and I know how hard it is on a family. Massive respect guys and thank you xx

[@sheephearder8643]

Finally found you guys again!

[@jamestaylor7238]

Love these guys you 2 are so funny best duo on youtube by far.

[@TheFightBible]

👍🏻👊🏻🤟🏻🍻

[@ESSA20]

Jezze I was going ask you guys to do reaction on Toby Jaa, this should be awesome

[@OceanBloke]

Tony jaa makes muay thai look like a stylish martial art.

[@vascosyogaundkampfkunst8042]

I love your reaction first of all.very entertaining and competently. I dont know How much traditional muay thai there was in the first scene but you also have them in Chin Na wich is like Self-defense in Kung Fu. Adorable :)

[@pacostacos234]

Quality videos keep it up

[@T3Smonster]

Love u guys

[@TheFightBible]

Loves you too! 🤟🏻👊🏻

[@imjosh313]

KEEP IT UP GUYS. lol this is like my 3rd video and EZ sub. great commentary. id actually love to see a ranking system from you two on actors ability

[@talhahazher1274]

react to Jackie chan vs benny the jet in wheels on meals.

[@TheFightBible]

We have an episode on Jackie chan coming up soon. He is insane!

[@agiammarco94]

@@TheFightBible One thing I think would be cool to see in that episode or a future episode is to compare a fight from one of his earlier films in the US called The Protector, as there's two versions of the warehouse fight which is pretty interesting to watch.

[@djpegao]

Was about to comment that one. Jackie and Benny had such incredible chemistry on the fight scenes and they were brutal as fuck

[@akbASMR]

Tony Jaa Fight Scenes were so awesome in early Movies but Now whenever he makes fight in movie it looks like So Unrealistic Flying stuns with ropes ahhhhhhh

[@richardnance2862]

You guys are a lot of fun

[@bingus_vingus1]

Yoo I didn't know you guys were back!!!

[@sanji1259]

imagine Tony would have put his hunger in being the best mma fighter....he probably would be. what a talented legend

[@kongmengyang1098]

Great stuff guys! Are you doing UFC stuff, like the PPVs and predictions? Would love to hear your opinions on some current fights and fighters.

[@BakemonoShiz]

Tony Jaa single-handledly gave me a new respect for Muy Thai grappling.

[@galacticironmike4516]

EEEEEEEHHHHHH THE BOYS ARE BACK!!! HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS TILL NOW? HELL YA

[@shaniawashington8523]

Super sweet your doing that for a little girl 👏🏾👏🏾 love the channel also

[@TheFightBible]

Super sweet alright but its hell to do lol

[@Aracne80]

Now I found your new channel XD Alrighty then. Subscribed.

[@v.g.7324]

I don't know how many times I watched those movies. That man is just incredible. Sure, it's a movie, it's not always realistic, it's exaggerated, it's made to look impressive and cool. Still, the speed, the flexibility the beauty in those precise movements, no normal actor could do that. I wish I could do quater of what he does.

[@spearpig1034]

Tony Jaa is amazing. Its a shame he never broke out in his prime. We only got A few great movies. He started that comeback with SPL2 and I would live to see him with iko and others

[@Tampahop]

As long as you are checking out Thai martial arts, how about Jeeja Yanin in "Chocolate." The outtakes at the end of the movie are classic.

[@funkitpod]

To do this day I listen to the Ong Bak soundtrack when warming up for muay thai training. Tony Jaa's a legend.

[@seanmorrison1579]

Well good luck with your run and that’s lovely what your doing it for man respect ❤️

[@roguemerlin1969]

I studied shotokan a very long time ago, before Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai became popular. I was second dan brown belt. Stopped because I kept getting disqualified for landing the strikes I practiced so much in my katas. I love mma and really love watching real Muay Thai fights. Would love to see your reactions to Buakaw Banchamek or Rodtang. It is hard to get good quality videos of them.

[@robertowolfo2128]

Insane level of man spreading.

[@scrimdog3328]

Finally popped up in my feed. Figured you guys got censored after fight perfect. Good to see you back again. Sub liked comment boom son

[@TheFightBible]

Glad you found us again 👍🏻

[@scrimdog3328]

🤘

[@darkangel-ve8pn]

I love how brads so chill he seems high (maybe he is maybe he isn’t idk if he keeps up training he looks it so I doubt it) just zen as fuck yet u can tell there’s a switch there

[@bwlynn73]

nice job guys....you ought to do a video where it's just Brad takin' the piss out of negative commenters

[@TheClassicWorld]

The story sums it up. Tony was 10-years-old and was watching Bruce Lee films (which is like 80% fake/wires), and he told his parents that he wanted to become like Bruce Lee and if they didn't let him he would kill himself. And, to make clear, he didn't want to be like the real Bruce Lee, he wanted to be the flying, superhuman on-screen Bruce Lee. That explains why Tony is superhuman. He trained since age 10 to actually be Bruce Lee on-screen, and he's the only human I know of that gets close to that (insane jumping, speed, power, etc.), though I am sure a few Olympic athletes are also at that level for some of the skills, but overall, Tony is just amazing. Of course, Bruce Lee himself did cite the Thai fighters as being the best in Asia along with the Chinese, and I think everybody knows by this point that Muay Thai is a very serious fighting style.

[@newlifelabiton9675]

tony my idolo our idol we love her soo much and he us good fighter

[@manuelkluge383]

For a second i was afraid you guys dislike Tony. He's one of my all time favourites. I imported the Ong Bak (1) DVD from Thailand back in the days to have it 1rst and uncut. Love his skills, jumping ability and speed. Do another Tony Jaa video please. On a sidenote, i don't wanna be a stuntman for him as some hits connect obviously well. (check out his behind the scenes/making of's). Keep up the grat work ,great vids.

[@rabbitshady499]

React to Flashpoint last fight scene. As an amateur mma fighter I'd say it's the closest scene to mma I've seen .. ♥️😊 keep it up

[@s.rhouseofart4057]

A reaction to Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies would be hilarious XD Still love the channel! All the best!

[@conorfoster2337]

Fun fact, that dope ass looking tiled style of armor was a real thing. Not sure if it was a thing in that period in that place, but it was an easier way to give a person metal plate all over their body without having to hand fit a few big pieces over the chest, shoulders, thighs, etc. Just measure the guy and rivet the plates to a jacket that fits him and you have some dope ass armor that is able to be much more widely issued.

[@ulfhazelcreek8108]

Welcome back, and if you have not seen the Raid it is a good movie to react to.

[@tommullinerart]

7:02 Don't forget that these guys film out in the sun in Thailand - if you've never been, it like 35-40+°C and very humid like in a butterfly sanctuary... in full costume and 2, 3+KW lights shining on you too!

[@CHRISPYakaKON]

Tony Jaa 🔥🔥🔥

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

I once asked my old Muay Thai coach if he had any critiques about Tony Jaa. He looked nervous and said "I refuse to say anything bad about Tony Jaa".

[@NahDoodPod]

Every move in that movie I do as a warm up every morning

[@vikingkombat9389]

MJW would beat both of your asses. The dude has forgotten more than you'll ever know. He has trained with almost every MMA gym and ufc fighters. He's no joke.

[@1mnot4rrogant90]

MJW has eight black belts in the most effective martial arts not many people are touching him with those kicks lol let the left guy marinate in the comfort of his ego

[@BT-ve5pv]

Lmao

[@andyclare03]

I followed your old channel, love you guys . Don’t piss people off and get the boot this time 👍🤣

[@TheFightBible]

Its hard when people are such misinformed opinionated retards lol