Ortiz vs. Shamrock | Trilogy

Tito Ortiz & Ken Shamrock at UFC 40, UFC 61 & Fight Night Hollywood
#UFC

[@ThaWiz11]

Tito complaining about Ken weighing a pound over then proceed to miss weight himself and having to run around the room, then face off might be my favorite tito moment

[@KiwiPokerPlayer]

Ortiz really was the dumbest dude of his time. Just a total moron. You know he thought Steven Seagal movies were the height of cinema.

[@saltybrackishfresh]

🤣🤣you couldn’t script it any better Also Shamrock was so juiced he looked like a super hero

[@Bulmas_Panties]

You must be thinking of a different fight. There's a video of Tito's reaction to Ken's weigh in and he's laughing at him for fucking up the weight cut and draining himself too far below the limit. That's part of the reason he gassed out so quickly and Tito barely even had to try after the first round.

[@hakr1298]

this trilogy saved the UFC as well, people give a lot of credit to bonnar and griffin, but this trilogy was vital as well in saving the company, the fight between tito and shammrock did huge numbers, and did the highest ppv buys ever back then

[@carson21211]

Chuck put the UFC back on the map. His fights where the main draw. TUF got the casuals on board but Chuck kept them. This "trilogy" was just a way to get Tito ready to fight Chuck again. I really hate when people say Griffin Bonnar was the turning point. That fight is overrated and sloppy.

[@randlemarsh]

​@@carson21211where do you train at?

[@Bobby.2000]

​@@carson21211hate it all you want, it's a statement of fact that the fight between Forrest and Stephen was what brought the much much much needed numbers to the UFC.

[@JyeSun818]

I hate when some guy thinks he knows more then the next guy calls others "casuals"..its cringy af..dudes right about Tito,and Chuck and the Bonnar Griffin fight..Dana even says that's what it was..so whos the "casual" here lol

[@j_r0dusmc168]

@@JyeSun818that Carson Douchebag 😄😆

[@flashytcw8609]

It's weird seeing Tito being able to put together complete sentences lol

[@Oscar-ei3de]

“Dis guy still discusses me” He was still prone to a blunder and I imagine they did multiple takes

[@connorwhytock8406]

Same with Chuck 😂

[@Stitchman3875]

Well was before the time when on some days he trained 3 days a week, other days he would train 5 days a week, and still other days he would train 6 days a week.

[@Ryyobrow]

57:44 "Non-injury free"

[@filettmignen]

@@Oscar-ei3de i guess they think faster than they talk, pretty common in fighters since all they do is train to calculate in real time... plus he legit articulated immediately afterwards so damn maybe you're really good at detecting when people naturally do that, congratulations edit; not that their thoughts are of quality, just that at some point i imagine they get bored of some questions when they probably just want dinner and sleep🤦‍♂

[@user-nv2wt4hi8t]

Larone the GOAT keeping the audience of 2023 up to date with the company's OG's.

[@bigmo119]

Deadass

[@realife1542]

It’s funny how ken made tito look smart sometimes 😂 one of the most underrated trilogy’s in mma in terms of entertainment.

[@unknowntrapper5779]

Other way around

[@realife1542]

@@unknowntrapper5779 yeah I changed it lmao that was typo

[@Stitchman3875]

What? You don't think that line about beating Tito into the living death wasn't profound? 😂🤣

[@exspiravit6920]

Actually a lot of ppl have noticed the younger Tito was, the less stupid one-liners came out of his mouth. A theory is the concussions led to more verbal snafus. Idk myself. Seems like he has a -2 wisdom every 2 years of life.

[@Stitchman3875]

@@exspiravit6920 What? You don't find that time when Tito said was preparing for a Fall match that was happening in April?

[@balbin0329]

Nobody ever talks about this rivalry, Tito standing alone, flicking off the entire Lions den is one of the greatest moments in UFC history bar none.

[@ronfroehlich4697]

Because UFC fighters have zero class and their classless fans have always loved reality show drama like women

[@gbody2617]

Shamrock embarrassed himself. 1st was an annihilation, second was an early stoppage but he would've fell again, and the third was just the icing on top.

[@TheGoodOlBoyzChannel]

@@gbody2617the dude was in his 40s, 5 year past his prime! Ken would’ve whoop Tito if they were both in their prime!

[@gbody2617]

@@TheGoodOlBoyzChannel - Maybe in the open-weight first UFCs but by the time 2002 came, Ken should've stayed in pro-wrestling because he was very popular and was making money and in no time would've been crowned their champ to move the company in a direction of stiff shoot style pro-wrestling instead of vanilla midgets acting as if they're as big as Andre the Giant and of course Ken didn't want to explore outside of what he knew and it cost him.

[@jxknight1980]

@@TheGoodOlBoyzChannelBest Comment.

[@Paregoric]

Joe's smirk when talking to Vin Diesel "Big fan of the UFC" lmao

[@KofC83]

Also the caption 'Vin Deasal' 😂

[@jimmyv1753]

How much do you think he got paid to show up? Significant amount I bet. Prolly 10k to show up and say I’m a big fan of the fights

[@mosesdavis2852]

@@jimmyv1753well seeing that these are the early days of the ufc they definitely didn’t pay him, probably didn’t even have the money to pay celebrities since this is when the ufc just got bought by zuffa and almost went into bankruptcy so yeah

[@hersheybarber1424]

Seeing Ortiz -150, and Shamrock +120 is insane seeing in hindsight.

[@joeball13]

Well remember, something that I learned a little while back is that the line has nothing to do with who they actually think is going to win the fight, they just put it as close as they can to make sure they get even money on both sides so there was a lot of people out there I guess thought shamrock had a shot, and retrospect I would have parlayed all three fights over 10 years lol and made myself a millionaire because I didn't actually think you would win. Just like the fight shamrock had against kimbo the whole thing seemed like a fix. Ken seems like the guy at this point his career who would take the bigger payday and lose on purpose because he was broke. I hate to admit it but some of his fights later in his career just seemed fishy.

[@Bucephalus84]

​@@joeball13naw. His jaw became glass later in his career. If Ken is anything, he is a man of his own principles.

[@rudefasagaming]

"I put him over" Shamrock was still in WWF mode lol

[@notkurb9812]

shamrock was juiced to the gills in the first one lmaooo

[@drunkenmmamaster419]

All of them 😂

[@monarch1651]

​@@drunkenmmamaster419 yeah he was still on tons of shit after his WWE run but he probably lost 15 pounds of useless bodybuilding weight by the rematch.

[@connorchappell1952]

Bro u can see where he’d inject the needles. It’s so blatant😂

[@monarch1651]

@@connorchappell1952 dude modern day ufc fighters have tracks on their arms and thighs it's hilarious how blatant it all is while billions of people will argue with you about how professional athletes are natural.

[@chasedepperschmidt9519]

He clearly didn’t take enough

[@vinnyhaddad]

37:40 Man, that pool hustle from Shamrock was impressive.

[@__MMA_Sports______-zj9zl]

His best moment in his whole 'rivalry' with Tito 😂

[@VarshAnjuFilmsLiveLaughDie]

Yes, so technically, Ken is 3-3 with Tito. 😅

[@Badboyfighters]

Yea it was my friend

[@gskessingerable]

Ken was nearly 40 years old the first time he fought Tito. He was way over the hill as a fighter.

[@marcinluberadzki6422]

Szkoda że nie doszło do ich pierwszej walki chociaż 4 lata wcześniej gdy Ken był w swoim gazie nie był skontuzjowany występami w wrestlingu.A w tamtych czasach 40 lat to już był mocny wiek nie było takich fizjoterapeutów dobrych,rehabilitantów a dziś 40 parę latek walczy o tytuł też czasy się zmieniły..dzisiaj 30 latek to jak kiedyś 20 latek

[@ozgurkibar9778]

@@marcinluberadzki6422 Jag håller med dig helt och hållet. Det är underbart med den rika floran av språk på KZbin!

[@MatoNupai]

Ken won ONE super fight. Never won a title Few times he was scheduled to fight but could not because of injuries. Shamrock was a legend in his own mind

[@George18798]

​@@MatoNupaiHe was the first (superfight) champion in UFC history. He never won a tournament is what you mean

[@MatoNupai]

@@George18798 I gave him credit for winning A SUPER FIGHT. Also he never won either a title OR tournament a ND the fool is in the hall of Fame. Frank Shamrock won a title and DEFENDED the title SEVERAL TIMES and Frank Shamrock ISN'T IN THE HALL OF FAME. No justice

[@Senaraification]

This channel is a gem, I love those recaps of old rivalries, thank you Larone

[@wandamiancrucifixplate3760]

Ken deadass took 3 ass beatings just to secure the bag, what a finesse 😆 the fact he managed to secure 2 more fights after getting completely destroyed in the first fight 😆 master finesser.

[@Traypeats]

He probably only made 10k for each fight

[@edgar22452]

​@@TraypeatsThat peanuts bro.

[@edgar22452]

He got his ass kicked 3x 😂😂😂😂.

[@BarrywHiteFTW]

Yeah, what's up with that? 😂

[@bigshow3860]

It's because the second fight was controversial stoppage

[@locks69]

TUF 3 with Ortiz / Shamrock is what really got me into mma properly. Thank you for this Larone, the GOAT.

[@SnotNosedChodes]

Same here! Been a fan ever since

[@koslisted9458]

Tito is a goof at trash talk, but he's one of the best ever coaches on TUF. He really did give it all for his team. Not saying he was perfect, he played favorites, but he really was there for his guys.

[@Stitchman3875]

@@koslisted9458hey! Tito was very witty when he told that lion and jackal story.😂😅

[@gbody2617]

What? You didn't come from the beginning like me? I literally thought I could beat Gracie if only I was 5 years older and stronger and some more kicking skills because at the time I just knew some wrestling, karate, and boxing skills that I modified for the streets which I was fighting in starting at 11 against other tough street kids. Has anyone ever fought a paisa? They mixed soccer with boxing! Imagine that. 😂

[@vipset87]

13 year old me was a huge fan of Tito Ortiz. Today im embarrassed to admit it but these flashbacks remind me why. Also ortiz and Coleman were the best in the Dreamcast UFC game

[@CoreyT127]

He was a completely different person back then.

[@joshuaa1605]

Tito was the man back then thats why. Crazy how unstoppable he was. Until he met chuck and couture.

[@MrJames-eb6rp]

@@joshuaa1605 Frank Shamrock.

[@joshuaa1605]

@@MrJames-eb6rp that was before he was dominant. He went on a run as champ and then ran into couture and Chuck.

[@H.K.5]

@@joshuaa1605 Machida and Griffin beat him too when he was still in his prime.

[@notoriousfreyig2387]

5:40 “vin diesel the biggest movie star on the planet!” Good lord the early 2000s was weird

[@joebeast15]

Hey to be fair he’s still doing it.

[@empire0]

Even back then he wasn't the biggest movie star on the planet😂

[@blackeye3336]

If by wierd u mean badass then absolutely

[@geordiehousemafia]

This is what got me into MMA thanks for this! Nothing beats the gladiator intro too

[@empire0]

The old UFC vids are so dated, but god damn they had personality. The UFC is so sterile now, I miss the attitude and the gladiator intro

[@Badboyfighters]

Ik..this brought back a lot of memories..good times

[@jacob9538]

Crazy that they had 3 fights. Tito being in his prime and so much younger than Ken, and with the 8 inch reach advantage, new school vs old school. They needed this rivalry for the ratings and PPV buys, but it was such a mismatch.

[@Nyfancam01]

Tito Ortiz is still my all time favorite fighter! These 2 definitely deserve a ton of credit for growing and helping the UFC Survive! This was a HUGE rivalry with a ton of eyes on it.... Much respect to these warriors ! I also personally do not think Ortiz gets enough credit .. He is a living LEGEND!

[@kwikdraw7332]

Tito is and always was a disrespectful punk. His antics against the Lion's Den; his "bury the body" celebration; his massive amounts of terrible, incoherent "trash talk"... you name it. He capped it off by teaming up with Oscar de la Hoya to challenge a 49 year old Chuck Liddell. Chuck had been retired for 8 years, while Tito had still been fighting, and Chuck's once-steel jaw had been proven to have been turned to glass. Everyone knew what the result was going to be before the fight started, and then Tito just had to celebrate like he had won a championship (complete with the "bury the body" celebration

[@justin8832]

He’s a loser. What’s that say about you😅

[@jefferyjackson3605]

It’s crazy how Tito beat a young Ryan Bader on his older days. Would’ve loved to see Tito in the modern era

[@bobdole7292]

If you took Tito’s skill at 25 and dropped him into 2023 mma he would get mauled horribly. Tough as nails Good wrestling Limited bjj Very limited hands, kicks, and everything else

[@joshuaa1605]

​@@bobdole7292without a doubt. But that goes for anyone who fought back then. The only real exception is anderson silva and gsp. Everyone else gets absolutely destroyed.

[@charlest5604]

To be fair, very few have dominated ground and pound like Tito. The guy had an amazing ability to light you up while in your guard.

[@Bucephalus84]

​@@bobdole7292Tito had good BJJ. He also has the best replay slams still to this day.

[@bobdole7292]

@@Bucephalus84 Tito has good wrestling , not great, and good bjj. His striking is pretty low level Having good wrestling, good bjj, and bad striking probably won’t even get you in the ufc. Everyone is good at everything now, and the people who are good at everything and great at a few things are the best.

[@Diggerdog2nd]

I remember watching all this back then. Can't believe its been 20 years already..

[@FXR_818]

I actually got too meet Ken through a bro who was doing advertising for him. Me and a bro visited him the day after the big fight with Kimo by means of a knee too the grill. He lived in a nice pad in Eastlake , Chula Vista. He was actually napping when we showed up but he was very cool dude, his wife greeted us. I always liked the Lion’s Den camp, lots of bad asses there. Ken if you happen too see this , it was an honor to meet you that day. ML&R 🙏🏽

[@jacobegleston9806]

This might be the least competitive trilogy in combat sports history... And as always Larone you are killing it!

[@PauloPasta]

Keys to the fight for Ken Shamrock: 'Control his emotions' That'd be a challenge with the amount of rocketfuel Ken was on.

[@ValiantFox]

Only Tito would wear the UFC belt backwards.

[@patrickjohnson1309]

Lol

[@Bucephalus84]

Cali thing. They do the same, when inside wearing sunglasses.

[@TheHappyBachelor]

People tend to forget how much of a badass Tito was. I remember back in the day when he first showed up in the UFC. He was the first UFC guy that had the brains to start making some real money off his image as a UFC fighter. Not so well spoken these days, but thats what getting hit in the head for years will do to a guy. Man this video brings back some memories!

[@shumishu6019]

Lmfaoo and that’s exactly why Dana hates Tito , he knew his worth Chuck as great as he was kind of a shill , and look how that turned out for him

[@TheHappyBachelor]

@@shumishu6019 Yeah, Chuck was great, but he had that banger mentality. I saw an interview with him here recently, and he has fewer brain cells than Tito does, if that were possible. It sort of sucks being old enough to have seen UFC 1 and see the old UFC titans grow old and senile 😂

[@np4yt2]

Tito with a beard is wild

[@CombatSportsGaming]

"I'm gonna teach him some humiliation" - Frank Ortiz

[@shreddymerks]

Lol wtf. Clearly you meant Conor Diaz Askren I CANT LET YOU GET CLOSE

[@zackhicks5320]

It’s crazy that this was the trilogy that got me into MMA and the UFC😂

[@edgar22452]

😂😂😂😂

[@Graylegs]

This almost make me tear me up. Takes me back to such a beautiful time in life

[@jamesmelton4412]

Ken is the most Ultimate Fighter to have ever Ultimate Fought in the World’s Ultimate Proving Ground of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

[@charlest5604]

Ultimately right?

[@CriTicOfsOrts]

That fucking stiff necked turnaround ken does while waiting for Dana and Tito in the gym gets me every fucking time 😂😂😂

[@bighoss8793]

They need a fourth fight to clear up who's the better fighter.😂

[@dustin6528]

Ken after the 2nd fight: “I WASN’T DEAD YET!” 😂

[@TFitz1]

Joe said Tito looked like a world class kickboxer 🙃

[@saljewsteinbergowitz]

hahahaha did he actually say that?

[@Bucephalus84]

He did against Ken.

[@thedarkness4052]

Ken Shamrock embarrasses himself for an hour should be the title. Except for his masterful pool playing, that was awesome!

[@TheEggOfTheKing]

We all thought Ken was joking about fighting at 60 years old… How wrong we were.

[@edgar22452]

Lmfao

[@infantrygrunt44]

6:02 "One of the best fights we've had in a long, long time. . . . . because they're both uhh talented (crickets chirping). " -- Mark Sinclair (aka Vin Deisel)

[@patrickjohnson1309]

Lol

[@MmacentralNl]

It said "Vin Deasel" as well😅

[@carloslizardi8079]

When your own brother doesn’t even think you can win a fight tells you something… he knew the outcome before everyone else found out ☠️☠️☠️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@andregreen4358]

Tito was so dominant over Shamrock. The 1st fight Ken showed a lot of heart. The next 2 fights, Tito just destroyed him. This was a great rivalry, definitely saved the UFC.

[@smiley-qb3nt]

Shamrock has so many injuries and was way past his prime at this point though too his knees were shot he couldn't shoot the way he did like he did in the early ufvs when he fought against taktsriv Severn Gracie in the 90s

[@richbrake9910]

Forty one year old Shamrock just did not have the energy to go with prime Tito. I was just glad Ken was able to at least stagger Tito a couple of times.

[@FlechFisher]

@@richbrake9910 a couple? i can only recall one proper shot Ken landed and that was in the first minute of the first fight he actually dropped tito.... sadface, pancrase ken would guven a run for his money, to be fair this trilogy is not even fair at the time it took place

[@ShadowYamoto]

I wouldn't consider that dominating for the fact Ken Shamrock was way out of his league during this era. Put them in their primes and Shamrock would destroy Ortiz but I bet Don Frye would rip both of them up.

[@richbrake9910]

@@ShadowYamoto So you think Frye declined more than Shamrock by this time.

[@seanmeade2364]

Tito looks like the "Big head mode" on the NBA Jam Arcade game back in the day.

[@Rockstar92]

I’m going to teach him some humiliation. 😂

[@trentonwalker8602]

I was looking for this comment lmao

[@andrewverrett568]

Ken was dumb as fuck😂 Tito is there now. Tito use to be able to talk just fine

[@TheTexorcist68]

He did. Shamrock was the ultimate example of humiliation. 😂

[@richbrake9910]

@@TheTexorcist68 Hardly. 28 vs 41 years of age.

[@TheTexorcist68]

@@richbrake9910 It was. He thought he was going to own Ortiz and got owned every time. He asked for it. I don't even like Ortiz but damn.

[@dalejjxen]

Ufc 40 was what made me a lifetime ufc fan

[@jimsheppard3166]

People attribute the UFC's big boom to the success of the Ultimate Fighter (and understandably so), but it was Ortiz vs Shamrock that first brought mixed martial arts in the mainstream and quite possibly kept the organization afloat.

[@ggremlin]

Ken Shamrock has been my inspiration since the Pancrase days. I honestly think he should’ve stopped fighting after he defeated Brian Johnston at UFC 11 1/2. That was his last great fight as he executed, and dominated with a powerful double leg, ground and pound, and finished with a forearm choke. Ken needed money to repair his shoulder and ACL during the time of him and Ortiz in 2004. After the WWF, he had one penny, and only an air mattress in his apartment, and was completely broke. But he also did it for the fans for them to see shamrock and Ortiz. It’s a very sad trilogy because we all knew that Ken was never the same after leaving the UFC back in the 90s. He didn’t have the skill, the conditioning, the strength let alone the timing to keep up with everyone that was coming up into a new era of fighters. Ken Shamrock will forever be legendary in the no holds barred era.

[@FlechFisher]

i disagree, i think ken should have retired after he knocked out kimo in 2004, he still had a bit to give, but given his age and the sports evolution he just wanst gonna make it. he had no acl's in any of the ortiz fights. very sad trilogy indeed, hell, it was straight up unfair. I'd like tp put pancrase kenn in there, now that would be a fight.......

[@devriestown]

KEENY SLAMCOCK Was a fake he never won jack.

[@anthonysteve1400]

@devriestown LOL only someone who’s knowledge of this sport obviously comes from playing UFC on his Xbox and PlayStation would make such a comment. Do you cry when you lose like Tito does? Shamrock started in this when it was bare knuckles and no weight classes…. Tito threw a temper tantrum when Ken weighed in at a pound overweight only to make himself look like a complete fool when he then weighed in at 1 1/2 pounds over lol. That is a true warrior not wanting to fight because of 1lb LOL.

[@FlechFisher]

@@anthonysteve1400 don't waste your time man, he clearly doesn't know shamrock

[@marcinluberadzki6422]

​@@FlechFisherzgadzam się z tym bo gdy wrócił do MMA wciąż był w bardzo dobrej formie ale niesamowite jak po pierwszej walce z Tito Ortiz posypał się

[@joshthemediocre7824]

This is great so far. Thanks Larone.

[@jguzman824]

i been a fan since like maybe 2011 or so, so these early early ufc ppv events & fights is wilddd .. great content 🐐

[@lancasterlionsfc2020]

What a gem of a channel. I watched UFC 40 over and over again on VHS. Rogan and Goldie, Dana with hair, Bruce Buffer with dark hair. Big John officiating. Tito finds it so easy to antagonise Ken. Amazing memories 🦁

[@Buttaman2218]

I like watching Tito because of the elbows. Devastating. I don’t know anyone else does bows like that.

[@anitafloyd2554]

Only Jon Jones.

[@Deeznutz864]

One of the first fighters I watched with brutal ground and pound

[@masonnoodles2801]

Oh dang! Legends series! Thanks Larone!

[@jovanyserrano7700]

0:10 that celebration should be in a UFC game

[@johnnynobuddy1]

I liked both. I watched Ken in early cage fighting before ufc. He was amazing at one time. Then came Tito....he was amazing for the time. Very dominant with his ground n pound. I respect and enjoyed both of them.

[@koslisted9458]

The Vendetta walk out for Tito to Limp Bizkit is the most Epic of all time.

[@NoName-cz3wn]

Going from an 8yo fan of the wrestler Ken Shamrock, to finding UFC at like 13-14 so I could see Ken vs Tito... man this was heartbreaking for a young me. Ofc now I understand that, ironically, Tito was the one playing a role to sell tickets, and Ken was the one being immature. Still Lions Den for life. And his WWF theme was a banger.

[@richbrake9910]

They were both pretty immature, and Tito was disrespectful.

[@spiritchild9101]

Shamrocks prime was 1994 when he was 30 years old. By the time of their first fight, Shamrock was 38, and Ortiz was 27. Shamrock was past his prime, but also in fairness MMA fighters were much improved by 2002, when they abandoned 1 dimensional art craft, and became experts in all forms of fighting.

[@Justin-jg2hi]

Back when beef between 2 people was real.

[@Bt26x]

Love your videos man, especially these old school ones. This was around the time I was obsessed w/ UFC. Their season of TUF was awesome. I think I got into it after the 1st TUF season. Can you do some on Chuck Liddell?! He was my favorite fighter back in the day. Those were the UFC golden days!

[@shanesollis8819]

Omg, thank you for this!!! ! I needed this so bad!

[@GhostradamusX]

Absolutely dominant. Good to look back on these fights. Legendary.

[@empire0]

This is a great video, it's right around when I started watching the UFC regularly, miss these days

[@potatobot8932]

Love the UFC videos doing gods work putting together these compilations.

[@catman-zz3sc]

2006, when i first starting watching mma, I watched Ken in wwe, he was my favorite. this was also my first trilogy.

[@jamiewiesner135]

Thanks for this upload.

[@bubsterjohnson7438]

6:38 ofc Tito is wearing his belt backwards lmao

[@maddmax988]

i luv these mashups, & much appreciated!!

[@Maruragakari]

Ken Shamrock is the only man i've ever heard call Titos head "little"

[@Ultradude604]

Tito had a good line there "Beat up the alley cat and sent them back to the litter box!" But uh... that's the end of Tito's brilliance with words.

[@ulilleper]

Someone else wrote that lol

[@np4yt2]

Crazy I just watched the tuf 3 video you made this week and then you upload the Trilogy video right when the rivalry was on my mind.

[@charlest5604]

Damn, forgot how much I loved the old warrior UFC theme.

[@gerryboy3699]

the respect at the end was special, God bless them both

[@jakegenocide]

I've never seen Tito acting so polite. I only saw pre-fight interview Tito growing up.

[@Potatodrumcrow]

Classic trilogy ! 🔥 ☘️

[@Hillbillykaren]

Wow watching this gave me chills and a new woody for the past ufc. 🤠

[@brocklock3533]

These type of uploads are awesome!

[@realife1542]

Dope video , my fav release in ages

[@sithari518]

Rogan doesn't seem to like Shamrock very much, he was all over Tito's nuts

[@NotaGabeItch]

Just say it, you don’t like Joe Rogan.

[@PandaBoy-zi2hg]

Shamrock doesn't exactly come off as likeable

[@Happy-ki6eo]

Season 3 of TUF was so hilariously entertaining with Ken acting like a man child while Tito had a blast getting under Ken skin. Tito was a good coach while Ken was horrible and didn't give a crap about his team and was really cringe for no reason. This really showed what type of guy Ken is. Man has the UFC came so far since UFC 40 to UFC 61 to today UFC 290 fixing to happen next, what a time to be alive. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@charlest5604]

I felt bad for Ed Herman. I think he would've done so much better with any other coach than Ken.

[@marcinluberadzki6422]

UFC 40 to już był wysoki poziom MMA a dzisiaj ? To już inna bajka jest

[@TheHockerman]

God I miss Goldberg

[@marklower007]

Goldberg sucked. He literally says the most obvious example in every situation

[@Happy-ki6eo]

​@@marklower007bruh... That's why we the real original UFC fans miss Goldie and liked him. He said some of the dumbest things but was dedicated to his job. If someone can make you laugh that isn't a comedian my friend that is Gold!

[@richardsilkyjohnson7514]

"Who's next!"

[@TuggSpeedman-eh9ls]

Keep uploading content like this!

[@ozzyku1269]

Thank you still pretty new to the sport but this was epic thank you

[@JanoyCresva]

I get why they moved on from Goldie but man he had some of the BEST one liners. "The past vs the present....to determine the future" Thats GOLD---IE!

[@JAKESMMATAKES]

Ole goldie the goat lol i miss him and that whole era of the ufc so much. Its what i grew up on.

[@jack_ssr]

Great video, great idea

[@reviewforthetube6485]

This proved to me that tito was way better then I remembered when he was in his prime. That first match against ken was a masterpiece.

[@calcosPR]

Ken getting off the hard juicing made him humble at the end. Props to Tito

[@thedude2916]

The confidence between Tito fighting Shamrock vs Chuck Liddell is insane

[@Seniormando]

Great videos man

[@johnweenus3939]

Joe Rogans keys to victory for Shamrock. 1. Keep the fight standing 2. Go for a submission. Hahahaha

[@PauloPasta]

Joe wanted Ken to backpack him lol

[@johnweenus3939]

@@PauloPastaall Ken knew how to do was an ankle lock haha

[@edgar22452]

​@@johnweenus3939Ken was 1 dimensional at best.

[@houseofmods2104]

We'll never see another rival like this. As we age,,, remember Ken and Tito... they brought us joy through their skills and personalities. Remember them.

[@frankie4827]

I bought all 3 of these fights... I loved this rivalry

[@Wrath79]

For me this is the Fight that got me back into thr UFC i remember like it it was yesterday

[@jrippee05]

I believe that Frank beating Tito made Ken think Tito was a push over. Ken didn't like how successful Frank was, and "it stuck in his craw" that Frank beat a man that tore him apart three times in a row. I think what really bothered Ken was that his brother beat Tito by TKO, but Ken could never beat him and every time he tried he got destroyed as you will see in the above. As well, I believe this is what drove Ken to want to fight Frank. He wanted some type of redemption in his own eyes because of it. Ken mistreated Frank, and drove him out of the Lion's Den. Frank then went out on his own and ended up beating Tito; note that was a title fight which Frank defended and ultimately vacated the title after defending it. Again this is a feat that Ken never could do. So all the discussion and talk about who would win in a fight between Ken and Frank, is just that, allot of talk. I like Tito, and Tito no disrespect but Frank beat Tito by TKO. That fight was named fight of the year by UFC. It was not a light weight fight. Noting that, there was no way I would ever think Frank would loose to Ken, except if Frank didn't want to hurt his bully of an adopted brother - Ken. Frank would tear Ken apart if got his mind in the fight. Ken was never really good, he was just a bruiser.

[@edgar22452]

Exactly!

[@MrJames-eb6rp]

Beyond facts.

[@yu-qj1dg]

What ever they say, Shamrock is my champ, legend n MMA pioneer, MMA veteran He made it in real sport, he made it in sport entertainment as well, he was out of his prime in this UFC 40, but still interesting

[@marcinluberadzki6422]

Nie był w UFC 40 w takiej formie jak w latach 90 ale wciąż w miarę dobrej gdyby się spotkali 4 lata wcześniej to mógłby ken wygrać tą walkę ale uważam że past prime Ken taki całkowity to po ich pierwszej walce takie moje zdanie

[@NaturalLanguageLearning]

Makes you wonder what Shamrock's gameplan was or if he even had one.

[@joemaddox3146]

Tito throws one leg kick- “TITO LOOKS LIKE A WORLD CLASS KICKBOXER!!” -Joe Rogain

[@jimmyglen]

UFC 40 was my first and only UFC event

[@elizabeth3280]

I remember being so into this fued I forced myself to go to the sportsbar that let us pay only ten bucks entrance fee to watch it instead of sleeping after a long week in the field. This is now a classic but remember when this was fresh 😂

[@Cobi7]

Larone sir YOU A ROCKSTAR thank you

[@DeuceOnFace]

love ur videos