Ultimate James Bond Fights

For over half a century Bond in the movies has taken out countless bad guys, with a fair bit of collateral damage along the way. Often defeating henchman who are much bigger and stronger, it goes to show that being a meat-headed gym-queen will achieve the sum total of bugger-all when pitted against the training and skills of Her Majesty’s finest. What is Bond’s secret formula? A love of violence? Misogyny? Chauvinism? Substance abuse? No, the formula is his mastery of Elite Outcomes. That’s what people really love and admire, his ability to be so efficient in every endeavour, including death in the afternoon. Nobody does it better, and this video is a showcase of that. Enjoy!

[@johnronan6592]

I feel like Daniel Craig gets a lot of hate but he did most of his own stunts for bond and really gave the role 110% percent.

[@andrewmichaelscollectibles]

the thing is people always say he gets a lot of hate but every video I've ever seen with craig's bond people are always giving him praise. plus there's no way he did most of his own stunts, especially in the newer movies. the stunts in bond movies always are so physical

[@andrewmichaelscollectibles]

i mean did you see how good lazenby did, he was the youngest bond and was very fit so he did most of his own stunts. ive seen more action in his one movie than most of the craig films

[@SoCoolScience]

Ordinary I would say fist fighting is uncivilized but James Bond just brings a level of class that is so enthralling.

[@aristhomas3983]

In Roger Moore's movies, it is brilliant how friendly the fight scenes are. So civilised, taking it in turns to hit each other with telegraphic blows. No dodging or blocking.

[@acmartialarts2227]

Gay

[@afrancisxyz]

Daniel Craig owned this. He took it to another level.

[@johnnyzaldana4841]

I love James Bond Movie's!! Sean Connery ,and Roger Moore ,are my favorite!!!

[@coreycasciano3255]

I still feel Pierce Brosnan gets lots of hate for his role but I liked his Bond

[@pjosepha]

That's because people loved roger moore bond that they forced piece to continue that quirky campy style and lose the true Ian Fleming style bond- which he did very well in goldeneye

[@EditName00]

People hated him as Bond?

[@JessY_8]

I grew up watching him play Bond so for me he's the best

[@YourEx..]

He was my hero as a kid

[@aaroniousairlines9949]

He was what the 90s needed but I don't think it has aged as well as some of the other performances

[@user-ny2jp6pl4n]

Oh goddam nothing more brutal than a Bond fight scene. Hats off to our British cousins!!

[@jamarnemcgill1400]

The way Craig mercilessly chokes the henchman in the Casino Royale opening is pure Flemingnesque!!! I love it!!! The henchman is screaming and Bond is like, "Well, too bad!" LOL

[@OneFromEasternFinland]

If you count pro wrestling as a martial art, then both Harold Sakata (Oddjob) and Dave Bautista (Mr. Hinx) are henchmen, who actually know how to fight - both Sakata and Bautista were pro wrestlers before they played henchmen

[@johnnybravado7141]

Dont forget Peter Maivia (The Rock's grandfather) who fought Connery's Bond in YOLT was also a pro-wrestler.

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

Harold Sakata had also been an Olympic power lifter. Connery, who came 3rd in a Mr Universe competition, and was physically very strong himself said that Sakata was immensely powerful and he threw Connery around like a rag doll!

[@somersetshep2701]

Joe Robinson (Peter Franks) had also been a pro wrestler as well as been trained in martial arts. At the age of 70 he fought off several attackers in South Africa including using a flying kick.

[@anthonylewis2080]

David Bautista is a trained martial artist - Muay Thai, Wu Shu, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Kickboxing - along with being a former wrestler.

[@DariusLundberg]

The old Bond fights were choreographed. The new ones just shoot each punch and then edit them together to make it look like a fight.

[@acmartialarts2227]

No wrong

[@peto_yepeto2348]

James Bond has something with fighting with enemies that are like tanks and throwing them from a high place.

[@musikfan6699]

Very Good Compilation of James Bond Classics Great Mix

[@RemainRealProductions]

I used to be an advocate for the classic Bonds, but I believe Daniel Craig is truly the best Bond for me

[@anthonylewis2080]

Brilliant compiled scenes where 007 (Licence To Kill is an exception as his status has been removed, more than earned it's place on the list) that show his prowess when he's challenged physically by an equally skilled opponent. Of course it shows he has a merciless side when it comes to stopping enemies: Sanchez burned alive. Vargas impaled via harpoon. King shot dead. Grant being strangled. Tee Hee thrown out of the train. Sandor falling on solid concrete. Locque trapped in a car, kicked off a small cliff. The list definitely goes on and I'm pleased to see a lot of Moore being featured here - as he's the most criticised - when he battles assassins almost single handed in Octopussy, along with "Ivan" and "Boris" in the 1977 movie. Kudos to 007 when he hurriedly gets a drink after his battle with the fearsome warlord Obanno in Casino Royale: despite it being omitted - excellent work.

[@Harmelcon]

Those Roger Moore fights. Uh, totally believable, no doubt. I honestly thought the Kendo scene was an attempt at humor: splicing in Kato attacking Inspector Clousseau.

[@Skwaktopus133]

Each bond has their bad ass fight moments

[@SoldierDrew]

Sean Connery will always be the best 007 character actor.

[@RemainRealProductions]

The evolution of fight scenes is mad!

[@mikegraham6207]

THATS BRUTAL MR BOND

[@RemainRealProductions]

Craig Brosnan Dalton Moore Connery Lazenby Is my Bond order. Not necessarily based on films either, but how they embodied Bond. The character through them.

[@cottonbrad]

Moore over Connery? Peter Sellers was better than Moore!

[@felipesimoes1699]

Strongest Bond in physical terms is Sean Connery. He did the best fights.

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

Lazenby was on a par with Connery when it came to the physical stuff. Big strong Aussie!

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

Disagree. Lazenby was right up there alongside Connery, like the latter, Lanzenby really could handle himself. His fight in OHMSS is up there alongside any of Connery's. Connery was a genuine hard nut. When he was 18, he did some door work in Edinburgh and he had trouble with 4-5 members of a very unpleasant gang who carried blades. It followed a previous run it at a snooker hall, when one gang member threw the then Thomas Connery's leather jacket on the floor, only for Connery to raise his snooker cue and say, "You've got five seconds to pick that up, or you can have some of this!" The gang member tamely picked the jacket up and replaced it back on the chair it had been resting on. A few days later, the gang decided to 'sort' Connery out. 4-5 of them turned up outside the venue where Connery worked on the door. They gave him abuse and challenged him to come outside- firmly believing that he would be intimidated, decline the challenge and therefore be humiliated. Without any hesitation, Connery went outside and hammered the 4-5 of the them, he knocked them out, they were guys in the mid to late 20's. In the aftermath a few days later, the gane were so impressed by Connery, they approached him, and offered him a place in the gang. Needless to say, he politely declined. Michael Caine was a good friend of Connery's and they went drinking together in London. On one occasion, Caine witnessed Sean knock out 3-4 blokes who were being rowdy in a pub. There was an open mic and people were getting up singing, the blokes concerned were shouting and cat calling at people on the mic. Eventually, Connery turned around and told them to pack it in. They went quiet for a few minutes, but then resumed shouting abuse. Caine states in his biography, 'Sean slammed his pint down and said, "That's it! I've had enough!" He stood up, turned around and waded into the four blokes. In the time it me to put my pint glass down and turn to help Sean, he had knocked the four of them clean out." Connery had a ferocious temper when riled and he was big unit, having come 3rd in a Mr Universe competition. That's how he got his break into acting. A talent scout for a theatre play in London about the Roman era was at the competition, spotted Sean and approached him. He offered him the opportunity to work as an extra on stage, Connery snapped his arm off and the rest, as they say is history! Connery also battered a member of the mafia, the guy was dating Lana Turner, whom Sean starred alongside in a film. Lana had the hots for Connery, and invited him to a party at her house. She flirted with him for much of the evening, and the mafia boyfriend was jealous. The following day, he decided to 'sort' Connery out. He turned up at the film studio and confronted Connery. He made the mistake of pulling a pistol on Connery, who promptly disarmed him and gave him a terrible hiding. His parting words were, "If you ever come near me again, I'll hurt ye properly next time!"

[@felipesimoes1699]

@@liverpoolscottish6430 nice... btw who do you think is weakest james bond in physical terms? I would say Pierce Brosnan or Roger Moore

[@joeofmacabre07]

I think Lazenby is the strongest. He handle himself with that large black dude. However I think if the writers retained Connery's Bond's ruthlessness like in FRWL for the sequels, Connery might be the best.

[@dillonkinder9296]

I bet the villains are seeing blood going down their field of vision when they die

[@kruegerpoolthe13th]

Overall quality of fights from worst to best My opinion Dalton Moore Lazenby Brosnan Connery Craig This is only considering fist fights not the extravagant chase sequences otherwise this would be very different

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

0:07 look how bond barges through the door and then goes for the attack

[@arianasanchez1427]

The skyfall fight scene is my favorite 9:50

[@minigmac1]

Certainly appreciate you putting these up for view but I noticed you have shortened them slightly. I've been watching these for decades and know each scene very well. They should be presented as they were filmed, full length NOT shortened. Just my 2 cents.....

[@theopouye2676]

Georges Lazenby's Bond has the best fight scenes .. more real & intense..

[@andyelliott8027]

That's because he could fight in real life, ex special forces soldier. He wasn't an actor fighting, he was a fighter acting. Shortly after making this film Lazenby and Oliver Reed had a "difference of opinion". It lasted three punches and Reed was lying on his back having blocked the punches using his face. 😄

[@Kosmouchkosmatakosmos]

Craig and lazenby best fighting bonds

[@aaroniousairlines9949]

Agreed.

[@johnaustin209]

Bullshit.

[@zhongwa]

Nice, fair cross-section across all Bond films. thanks.

[@scoobydoobydoooo]

They left out the fight between Sean Connery and Pat roach at the health farm place. that fight was amazing.

[@richardbrown2334]

Lol. Loving the sounds of the punches.

[@dangerman8625]

I don't know, this people come in to a place, and then they wreck all the places, when will these people learn.!

[@indrak4949]

Bond, Hunt, Bourne, Ryan, Xander, McClane, etc No one can beat JAWS, No one...😂

[@leonardoledesma6396]

Connery, Lazenby and Craig made the best fighting scenes, while Moore was a joke.

[@lindildeev5721]

Brosnan alqo had some great fight scenes.

[@lindildeev5721]

For England, @Phobos ?

[@joeofmacabre07]

But Dalton made his fights more professional

[@connyjohnson855]

3:22 I've always wondered what Bond was attempting there with the leg? 🤣

[@KJ-ek2ze]

Amazing, thanks for this comp

[@giuseppemaiellaro244]

15: 39 james bond sus scene 💀

[@davidrobinson5122]

1963 they had not been a fight on screen as brutal as the one in From Russia with Love

[@24rival13]

15:39 Ayo wtf James

[@andrewmichaelscollectibles]

Fun fact: if you put this in 2x you'll laugh your pants off

[@theonlybigmorg]

the only thing I disliked about the old ones are the sound effects. they just sound so bad, especially the Moore movies. the gun sounded like a wooden toy

[@HydrogenMist715]

Westworld's moments 9:24

[@trevorvick3281]

Oddjob is indestructible

[@johnnybravado7141]

Until electrocuted.

[@user-jm8ms9ws7f]

На 3 сцене Мур против Стаса Барецкого

[@user-rh3bc5iy7v]

11:08 why he so dramatic? 😂

[@choquestephane620]

Roger Moore in The spy wo love me against the Garde or vs Jaws in the train

[@dannytoon7040]

Could you show every Bond escape from a. Death trap

[@SplittingAtomsTV]

Look from 2:00 in 0.25 speed lol

[@lingtheking]

9:24 5:19

[@mazrimazri6101]

1:26 who is bond fighting humpty dumpty?

[@HorrorMonster4406]

I think that's Moore.

[@zdzisawhewak8053]

13:30 i 15:21 sceny de besta.

[@Coolcam7]

At this point..

[@regaltv456]

Bhai daniel Craig

[@CG00001]

9:58 and 14:17 🥵

[@cottonbrad]

Roger Moore’s fight scenes are only slightly more believable than Kirk vs the Gorn! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoSuYZaLg7Khg68feature=shared

[@kristiyannikolov4160]

The fight scenes before Craig's bond are just cringe. That's the right word. Cringe. Sound effects to register every hit, yelling as if everyone has constipation, just cringe choreography.

[@al-syahmilookingformystery1322]

Casino Royale 😳

[@kren6]

All the Bonds except Daniel Craig was so dull and uncordinated

[@Crunchy_Punch]

@Indigo V Read K Ren's comment again but this time think the opposite of what you first thought.

[@jonburrows8602]

In real life, Craig is small and would get the living chit kicked out of him by Connery or Lazenby who were big behemoths.

[@acmartialarts2227]

@@jonburrows8602no don’t make it gay

[@johnnybravado7141]

@@acmartialarts2227 you are gay.

[@acmartialarts2227]

@@johnnybravado7141no you

[@PlatoCave]

George Lazenby "looks" like James Bond. Sean Connery "was" James Bond. Daniel Craig "reinvented" James Bond. Roger Moore "played" James Bond. Dalton and Brosnan just "pretend" to be James Bond.