Wayne Shamrock vs Yoshiki Takahashi 1993 10 14

1993年10月14日　名古屋市露橋スポーツセンター　ウェイン・シャムロックvs高橋義生
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[@DrJuice1]

Whoever designed Pancrase was a genius. The rules, the fighters they brought in, the outfits. The fights are unreal. It's hard to describe.

[@deadsi]

Yet when Dennis Hallman comes out in budgie smugglers it's disgusting

[@DrJuice1]

@@deadsi Lol tights aren't the same as a hotel-lobby speedo. Also, I mean the tights & boots combo that make them look like pro wrestlers, like "hey, what if we made WWF but real?"

[@imperialgaurd276]

I like how dedicated this referee is. Sliding around to view all angles up close.

[@TravisTheMaximus]

Damn he didnt give up what a great referee 😢 best ref in the world who truly cares about the sport no bullshit!

[@whyarethereusernames]

good he carded shamrock for holding that choke too long

[@joshuaschmidinger3993]

The almost dead silence made this match so tense, I often fell myself holding my breath. What a match 😎👌👏

[@davidlawrence8051]

This era was nuts

[@borissibor2638]

Pancrase needs to make a return. This stuff is gold.

[@frankluikart4122]

Yea... imagine the cardio..no rounds

[@BLAKELYTHEWARRIORMMA]

As long as they add ground and pound so the ground fighting isn't boring like this.

[@markt9300]

Anyone else click to see who the hell Wayne shamrock is

[@steveperez6511]

Timeline has been altered.

[@bgm1911]

Why would you have to when obviously it is the legend Ken Shamrock.

[@markt9300]

@@bgm1911 ever heard of a joke?

[@matthewneufer1758]

I guess that's an alias when you're out of country

[@LurkingCrassZero]

Clearly it's Ken's twin brother.

[@kaibe5241]

Pancrase was unreal. The sound of those rings and the quietness of the crowd made for quite the atmosphere.

[@youtubisashoe]

And the "uniforms" bro,,

[@Purebliss007]

k1 and pride were also the same..and those are the MAINSTREAM ones. You wanna see hardcore? Search for the less mainstream Japanese fighting leagues from the 90s. Makes UFC look pussy.

[@aryotumper325]

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[@aryotumper325]

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[@81rbutler]

@Ricky Bobby Pride was awesome! Except when they started getting corrupt and yellow carding left and right just to save money. I remember one time- I think it was Rampage and Vanderlai- when they were slashing each other and you just hear, "acshunn" "acshunn" bam, double yellow card.

[@bastiroxx9545]

Wayne Shamrock - what a unique talent! No.1 Icehockey player, fought against the riddler and joker and he created that legendary festival „waynestock“ with his best friend garth elgar 👌🏻 God bless Wayne Shamrock!

[@Camilio91]

Il a été joueur de hockey ??

[@jeremyweems4916]

Party on, Wayne!

[@bastiroxx9545]

@@jeremyweems4916 Party on, Garth 🫶🏻

[@laius6047]

There's something special about audience being quiet when theres no action and then they hype up with the action

[@frankcabanski9409]

It's called ridiculous.

[@Halfort57]

@@frankcabanski9409 it's called cultural cohesion--everybody is in the same mindset.

[@Mach1Airspace]

Love the way Shamrock racked up about 4 wins just during this 1 fight 😎

[@noahcarver6072]

True. It's amazing how his opponent who was 50% smaller still survived so long.

[@dingy9956]

He had to kick that guys ass several times in a row lmao

[@noahcarver6072]

@meow MEOW no 50% is maybe an exageration, but shamrock is clearly much bigger and looked heavier than 200

[@noahcarver6072]

@meow MEOW oh lala

[@nickvandermey6065]

​@@noahcarver6072 so if I tuck my chin in am I 6"1 then? Ken's arms were bigger but it doesn't matter because his opponent wasn't the same level of punch/slapping. Your watching from an awful perspective if you can't pay attention to details, ones chin was up and ones was way up in the air. Same height. Same weight. Different postures.

[@funkyflights]

Man, I don’t care if Shamrock had some losses in his career, the guy is a warrior ...

[@jackgoeman1098]

You gotta be joking, that's the fight you determine hes a warrior which by the way he is absolutely not a warrior.

[@scarred10]

@Mulatto Menace I'd agree hes a warrior in that he enjoys fighting for it's own sake and the challenge it presents but he was not a good fighter,he could've been but lacked a good coach to manage his training. His half brother was way better

[@harveydent5334]

You cant beat them all.

[@chrisjohnson298]

That he was

[@chrisjohnson298]

@@scarred10 a warrior isn't measured by how many fights you win it's measured by heart and love of the fight

[@rcd3945]

Nostalgia enorme vendo esses videosa antigos! Tenho muito respeito e admiração por esses lutadores das antigas!

[@temporarybackup5077]

💯👍

[@rawsko0316]

I've always admired how quiet and respectful the Japanese audiences are at MMA and wrestling events.

[@dany1441]

This Wayne Shamrock sure looks an awful lot like Ken Shamrock! I mean, it's just uncanny!

[@burniemac1364]

Its almost like it is ken shamrock 😂😂

[@krudeddie]

he sure did. Too bad he didn't get into MMA I think Wayne might have been good at it.

[@notmycupotea]

its his twin brother

[@stephensarms]

Is Ken Shamrock

[@dany1441]

@@krudeddie :D

[@CHMPro]

Real wrestling👍👍👍👍 miss this big time. Those slaps, knees and shots were brutal.

[@kennethrogers1129]

Slap? Hell those are palm heel strikes, and one of them put Takahashi on the mat, would have been a KO if Shamrock hadn’t let him get up. Smart to use palm heel as bare knuckle punching will it up your hands

[@flashg643]

man Takahashi was strong!! He was slamming Shamrock and taking him down all over the place. Shamrock's striking was powerful in this match and I cringed out of my chair when Shamrock turned Takahashi's foot upside down at the end.

[@nickvandermey6065]

I liked how he changed to what seemed more like his hamstring and upper thigh to spread the damage more evenly. Seemed like that was him being kind enough to allow him to walk with that leg.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Fantastic fight!!!! 13 minutes of straight fighting, no breaks! Wow!

[@keithmcclellan4350]

The audience is so quiet and respectful, that you could hear a koi fish fart under water

[@frankiebandas5441]

Unlike the Animals over here in the U.S. Foaming at the mouth Cheering and seizing in the Crowd. DEMANDING we see blood. Filthy savages. It's great.

[@leosanroman7079]

Thats Japan for ya

[@Krimhful]

10:28 you do

[@umanarathakrishnan2802]

@@frankiebandas5441 m

[@hajisahirin2494]

. By

[@lestatg8]

With how it sounds like, and how quiet the crowd is, it seems more brutal...

[@erikku4739]

They are paying respects to the contenders, which makes moments when they do cheer and roar 10x exciting, I love japanesse crowds, Western crowds wouldn't shut the fuck up for more than 10 seconds,

[@thehappytexan]

You have to give Yoshiki credit man. That dude took a beating and kept coming back. These guys were the real deal.

[@ScottRoofwalker]

Sadly shoot fighting was fixed like pro wrestling

[@lgndnhswnmnd]

Thanks for this post! Grateful for KZbin!

[@alexjones1935]

Good fight but please, fix the name of the other fighter! That's obviously Dwayne "The Sham-rock" Johnson!!

[@UGOkilleth]

Lmao

[@MrShanester117]

Alexander Jones 😂

[@royeaston6067]

He fought under the name Wayne while he was in Japan.

[@mariahardy1201]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SoCalGROWER]

Thats funny

[@whompmaster]

This is what professional wrestling would be like if it were real.

[@theaouch4749]

This is the real fighting looks like.

[@whompmaster]

Oh, of course it's real but that's my point.

[@asderkz4710]

Whom

[@Squid969]

is that referee Jackie Chan?

[@whompmaster]

@@Squid969 Oh no, that's his cousin.

[@jayt6000]

Damn, this is one of the best fight videos I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot. Now I understand why Ken was once referred to as the worlds most dangerous man

[@arifspektra8979]

L

[@lamlam3881]

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[@ilovecops6255]

HAS YOU EFER SEEN START TREKKE THE OPRGINAL SERIES. THOSE FIGHTES WITH KLIGNONES WAS AWSOMES!

[@SpaceEag11]

Takahashi is very strong. These guys are heavyweight and the way he lifts Ken up and slams him shows his strength..

[@auletjohnast03638]

Space Eagle, That's not Ken Shamrock but his brother Wayne.

[@markgross9582]

@@auletjohnast03638 no it’s Ken. Wayne is his middle name. His brother is Frank.

[@keysos9youtubeblowsgoats438]

@@auletjohnast03638 It’s Ken Wayne Shamrock. He became the Shoot Fighting champion and then went to UFC. It’s sad that people don’t realize this is Ken Shamrock.

[@iiiiii8522]

They are allowed 5 escapes by touching the ropes - with each escape deducting a point - same as an answered countdown.

[@user-vl9mj8th9c]

Thank you for making some sense out of this.

[@callactm14]

Tell this people.

[@hedonisthobbyist707]

The Japanese custom of observing combat in silence is one that the U.S should adopt. The sound of strikes landing is the other half to viewing.Our standard is like watching a movie with 2 guys describing the film as opposed to listening to the soundtrack.

[@madmavryk]

Whole heartedly agree. You can really hear the depth and power of strikes when people are quiet.

[@thebee9907]

Too bad it would never happen.

[@LurkingCrassZero]

Yeah, we're way to shouty and aggressive of an audience in the west.

[@daproduceaisle962]

I have to disagree with this one. I also think it's less about the culture and more about the time period. Early UFC fights were similarly quiet if you're actually watching the fights and not watching a documentary or edit of the fights thrown together with some rock music, the people were just quieter observers back then. But, fighting is a sport, just like basketball or either type of football, depending on where you live. I wouldn't want to watch an NBA game where it's all shoe-squeaking and players yelling, nor would I want to watch a football game with giant gaps of silence between every play. Cheering is part of a sport. It helps hype up big moves and massive plays, and it can entirely shift the energy in an arena. A devastating blow can hurt you a lot worse when all you hear is the crowd screaming against you, and free throws are harder to make on enemy courts, there's such thing as a "home field advantage" for a reason, and it's not because of the hardwoods or a different type of grass, its because of the fans cheering or booing. You remember the moments you cheer for more than you remember the quiet moments in the seats for sure, especially when you're there. In real life, only the first few rows of people would even hear any of the blows landing in the first place, and I'm personally not interested in listening to the fighters heave and gasp for air for 15 minutes of a 30 minutes entertainment block. That "describing the film instead of listening to the soundtrack" is somewhat of a poor example, considering silent movies (which is all music and scenes) are a dead art, and people actually talk in a movie today. You can't name a single silent film in the last 50 years that anyone gives any credit to. Even that "A Quiet Place" movie about literally being silent had speaking and oral explanations of the story and plot in it. And that's the only example in the last 50 years that comes moderately close to a viable example, considering no one makes, watch to watch, or has given any box-office success to a silent or soundtrack-only film. That description they give explains technique, striking abilities, and things pertinent to the fight while you watch. They're not talking about tea and crumpets. They're explaining that the 15th strike to the leg might not look like a lot from our seats, but that's the reason the fighter crumpled to the ground. I'd much rather hear that than muffled "OOF, OOH, AHH, *smack* OOH, PSHHHHHH, *breathing*" for my half-hour block of entertainment. And I think a lot of other people feel the same. And for anyone interested in the sport, those announcers are how you come to learn about and understand it. Just listening to dudes grunt and land blows on each other wouldn't teach anyone anything. They wouldn't know what techniques are being used, how an armbar works, or anything like that unless they'd been practicing on their own, which the majority of fans do not. Without announcers, there's not much to differentiate this sport from a spar at the gym besides their level of skill being much higher than old gymrat Joe's.

[@HereForAStorm]

I dunno UFC is pretty quiet these days. 😀

[@ShadowYamoto]

Ken Shamrock was absolutely dangerous back in the 1990's. In his prime, he probably would've choked out Tito Ortiz 10 out of 10 matches in the UFC.

[@Nobody-df4is]

Many people complain about how he should have called it quits. I'm happy he continued as long as he did. The guy is a living legend. And yes, Ortiz would have been the living dead if he fought Kenny a few years earlier.

[@nissim525]

Also Dana White?

[@walterkoziol3822]

@@nissim525 Especially Dana White.

[@jhood198]

Thank you for the video my brother✌🏽

[@adamchance3828]

Asian crowd. So quiet 🤫 and respectful. Very pleasant to watch.

[@kendesjarlais7577]

Adam Chance except for Those annoying Asian outbursts in the crowd

[@PlaceStillMatters]

It’s almost unnerving how quiet the crowd is. Being American, we’re encouraged to yell and scream at most large gatherings, especially sporting events. I actually like the fact one can hear everything happening in the ring.

[@seriouslee2397]

I also enjoy the no commentary. No commentary should be optional in UFC PPV

[@rievenailo]

They want to hear the difference between a fight and sports entertainment

[@aizenalighieri9178]

@misa smith Well, and you have as much brain cells as a jelly fish, so you express yourself in a more stupid way. Sir, you are a fool.

[@paulfranciosi647]

Americans shout and scream all the time anyway lol

[@kbanghart]

@@paulfranciosi647 I shouted in bed with my wife tonight

[@ManahManah77]

Wayne Shamrock vs. Brock Severn was the fight of the 1920's. Right up there with Mustafa Ali vs. Jorge Foreman.

[@jonathansmith7306]

I remember when Jorge Foreman smashed that grill over Godfather Mustafa's head. Brutal

[@imawarrior313]

This is actually one of the most beautiful fights I’ve ever seen.

[@negritotenfold]

Don’t say it like that

[@imawarrior313]

@@negritotenfold what do u want me to say

[@mbfenner]

It's a shame that most MMA fans only know of Shamrock from 2000 onward. Back in his hey day(1990s) he was a wrecking machine. He was primarily a submission wrestler. Age and old wars caught up to him at the turn of the century and when more fighters started rounding out their games with boxing, muay thai and jujitsu Ken didn't adjust very well to the times.

[@stevec6965]

i never have seen anything like that before. Ken puts the guy in a darce choke, the guy is clearly out cold and they wake him up to keep fighting and to ad insult to it, they give ken a penalty.

[@Julesgio]

It's a rope escape, like in pro wrestling, you have to relase the submission. That's why he got penalised. Pancrase rules were a weird hybrid of mma and pro wrestling.

[@rickrudd]

And at the 2 min mark, Ken would have Teed off on his face when he was trying to position to go for the rnc. It's a little weird.

[@stevec6965]

@@rickrudd they are trying to talk to me about Japanese rules? no man, if a guy loses consciousness you don't wake him up just to get banged out again. Give a man severe brain damage doing that nonsense over there.

[@Julesgio]

@@rickrudd No ground and pound in early Pancrase, later they would ad the slaps on the ground too.

[@Julesgio]

@@stevec6965 It's a choke no big deal, it's not like a KO. It happends a lot in grappling, when you loose consciousness like that you just wake up immediatly and you're ready to go.

[@monsieurmichelg5305]

Wish the Shamrocks were fighting still to this day. This is a MASTER at work right here 10:30 . This man is prepping to perform another sleeper hold. Shamrock works his neck up to get his own right arm underneath to perform the submission. Its beautifully executed and Hashi is so fatigued from the last submission a few min ago, he totally doesnt realize whats about to happen AGAIN lol haha, its just great , great strategic planning by Shamrock :) .

[@cbeary2000]

Dude, Ken Shamrock would've finished that dude in half the time it took Wayne Shamrock.

[@bigbeardedbeastcollector9404]

This is the best comment here lol 😂

[@Nobody-df4is]

lol.

[@PuBearsticks]

No way. Ken lost to Royce. Wayne beat Bas. MMA math says Wayne is by far the superior of the 3 Shamrock brothers

[@Nik.Coffman]

I respect the Japanese, in that they keep allowing Ken to come back knowing full well he's going to dismantle their fighter.

[@djgene5621]

You mean Wayne

[@lcloete9021]

This not Frank.?

[@djgene5621]

@@lcloete9021, no. That's his brother, Wayne.

[@lcloete9021]

How many of the fuckers are there.?

[@calogerogriffin861]

You mean Bruce Wayne?

[@La19930]

Bolo Yung , Jackie Chan and Ken Wayne Shamrock... Makes for a great movie...

[@MMMM-sm2rm]

Under rated comment

[@andrewgofficial]

Yes hahaha

[@bryangan2224]

What a crazy squeeze. 8:28 although the hold is broken, he's practically unconscious. For a time, when no one knew anything, Ken literally was the most dangerous man in the world.

[@willshad]

Yeah, because nobody knew anything about fighting until about ten years ago.

[@XViTNg]

I know people watch this now and see how far fighting has come. And that modern guys are just far better. But it was guys like shamrock who were willing to actually fight people in a ring without knowing what the opponent is gonna be trained in. Took a lot of guts man.

[@sigbeatz6733]

Takahashi’s takedowns are impeccable but the problem is the last thing you wanna do is take the fight to floor if you’re fighting Shamrock

[@joshhill5932]

Takahashi is no joke. He was great on the ground and tough as hell. He was controlling the fight till Shamrock got the choke.

[@user-zl6wv2yq7w]

@BPJ ๅ

[@TheBaconWizard]

HAHA! Now I've got you exactly where you want me!

[@WhoGaveHit]

The problem is that those powerful takedowns are effective in street fight when the floor is concrete, but not so in the ring

[@eccwwrestlingliveaudiencev7051]

Wow, what a match! Both were great! WWE should hire Wayne Shamrock, like they did for Ken Shamrock previously!

[@burniemac1364]

They should hire him and change it to ken shamrock no one would ever know 😂😂😂😂

[@joejoebrian1014]

Never heard of Wayne before. This is awesome.

[@user-iu7nk2tm8p]

Это было нечто. На последних минутах вырвал себе победу! Молодец!✊✊✊

[@yrsalyomorov3310]

Эх

[@archeostan]

что-то мне подсказывает, что Шемрок просто весь бой работал не во всю силу) дал возможность публике посмотреть схватку)

[@SilverbackGeurrilla]

So the dude gets choked unconscious by Shamrock and we wait for him to wake up to resume the fight?🤔

[@T12J7]

Yep. what the fuck was that? XD

[@kipschnitzel]

The opponent used a rope escape. If a fighter can reach the rope with his hand or his foot, he can grab/tap it to use a 'rope escape'. Both fighters are stood up and centered and a point is deducted for the fighter that used the escape. Every fighter has 5 rope escapes at the start of the match.

[@raymccollom3360]

Agrees he was unconscious They wont admit defeat

[@mortvid]

@@kipschnitzel Even the rope couldn't save him at the end.

[@godlymajins]

Escape!!!!

[@Nemesisangel19]

Clearly Ken has an identical twin brother.

[@acecaldwell4701]

Clearly a clone

[@mikemuncy9567]

How many times do you have to beat the shit out of guy over there before he has lost?! DANM

[@Capt_Killingfield]

Thank you...i was so confused at first

[@sealteam608]

Wayne is Ken Shamrock middle name ..

[@Nemesisangel19]

@@sealteam608 I thought it was Mr sexy pants

[@user-tb4sg1tq8p]

Офигенный поединок, мужики, я в табурет вжался! Зачет.

[@simondaughtry4619]

was like a ballet .... very focused and technical... nice work fellas.

[@macariusfreestyle8521]

12:42 amazing transition from both. Wow.

[@marcoaureliorendonruiz1708]

Que lucha tan chingona,mis respetos,a estos gladiadores

[@ListenToMoreMetal]

Jesus Christ! I've been a Ken Shamrock fan since seeing UFC 1 on a VHS rental tape in 1995-1996. And I loved his performance here. I gotta check more of these Pancrase fights of his. Also, much respect to Bas R.

[@jahnperez5060]

That reverse of Shamrock's was pretty damn nice. Good work to both fighters.

[@adrianwelch1435]

how many times does wayne shamrock need to win that fight ?

[@muskokamike127]

seems like four? lol.....

[@SativaSteven]

@Nolan Beatrolyn Damn bro why u so mad?

[@dmoneymagic9139]

Until he tore that mans ACL lol

[@wallyb55232]

adrian welch first he caught him in a d’arce choke and then he caught him in a toehold at 4:20…

[@wallyb55232]

head and arm choke at 8:15 out cold

[@ringoharris8678]

As much as I don't like Ken shamrock, I have to give him credit. He was a beast in his prime.

[@dogfan4lyfe]

Ringo Harris He looks good enough to put on a plate and eat. Those abs, chest and glutes...yumm!

[@marellano777]

Ringo Harris they were all monsters in their prime but only bc they were juiced up! But I’m fan either way...but only it’s on both sides of fighters be juiced.

[@dogfan4lyfe]

If I saw Ken Shamrock in person back then I’d have sucked the pants off of him.

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

He was ragdolled by a smaller japanese guy lol

[@ERRR-iv6zd]

@@LOLLYPOPPE nothings important than that W tho..

[@ayrtonchagas1408]

Parabéns que luta muito técnica nunca tinha visto..

[@robertlangley258]

What a hell of a fight. Shamrock was a very powerful man and at the top of his game unbeatable. A true Stallion.

[@billsimms2511]

Ken was a great fighter but he never achieved or reached his potential inside the cage . He came up short quite a few times

[@user-nc3wc1ve2l]

Настоящий стероидмен

[@robertlangley258]

@@user-nc3wc1ve2l ....... huh?

[@user-nc3wc1ve2l]

@@robertlangley258 быть культуристом и борцом- боксером одновременно не возможно ,только фарма в хороших дозах иначе мускулатура улетит. КЕН ЭТО И НЕ СКРЫВАЛ .

[@robertlangley258]

@@user-nc3wc1ve2l .... I'm sorry Sir I can only read English. But thank you for your comments. 👍

[@kgmarshall38]

This is the realest wwe match I’ve ever seen

[@mb6]

that's the most underrated comment i've ever seen

[@trevorjames7447]

That's bc it isnt wrestling

[@jacobthanks2672]

@@trevorjames7447 it should be

[@trevorjames7447]

@@jacobthanks2672 no it's mma

[@trevorjames7447]

@alelusio I wish ppl that knew nothing about fight sports would just stfu

[@goat351]

World: virus quarantine pandemic KZbin: Wayne shamrock Me: the end is near

[@BX2CT]

Ken, Frank, and Wayne the Oldest this was his only MMA fight he went on to be a dancer believe he won dancing with the stars....

[@Makaveli12321]

Rob Adonis rocky I dont think you know enough about martial arts; the name Wayne is of english origin and is defined as “maker of wagons”. Idiot.

[@BX2CT]

hhhk20 that was the best you could do was grammatical you sir are a douche

[@elynlinta5633]

Fuck coronawuhan

[@brentwhigham9289]

The end is near, for you.

[@jackdunn5147]

Ken definitely over did it with his subs back then, I wonder how many competitors he permanently injured.

[@boliusabol822]

He was trying to cripple them. His view is hopefully the "doctor" can fix them up. And a crippled fighter cannot beat you. Don Frye did not like him and did not agree with that philosophy at all.

[@ryansmith2121]

that ankle lock submission. i bet this dude later on in life enters the WWF and thats a perfect finishing move for him.

[@ismokebudallday420]

He actually did a few matches in WWF I believe

[@mighthookya2637]

@@ismokebudallday420 well no shit

[@meangreen7389]

Shamrock had two opponents in the ring at this event.

[@rasimismailaj7276]

Mean Green w2e3

[@crocopie]

@@Ishtube23 Pancrase rules are weird.

[@johnarrington1164]

@@Ishtube23 he rope escaped before he was out...

[@scott1967888]

ya, he rope escaped at least 6 times when he was at a disadvantage and the ref was clearly biased when he was out cold.

[@scorpionking7675]

@@Ishtube23 @@@@$&+

[@paylessmoving9217]

Good fight they both were fighting hard and respect to the other fighter man has heart

[@destrowon1938]

Mr. Shamrock lived down the street from us as a kid. His kids would leave the best toys just sitting on the lawn; NERF Guns, RC cars...nobody dared to try and come up though lol. I definitely don't remember anyone calling him Wayne either.

[@RicketyRocket]

For a second there I thought this was Ravishing Rick Rude vs Ricky the Dragon Steamboat.

[@trynalearn]

That last heel hook tore my ACL

[@2707198727071987]

11:04 - Trust me.

[@theruleofthreebalancecente1245]

Dam son this match is awesome! Definitely on my watch anytime list

[@lnazariomx]

Primera ves que veo una lucha donde se escucha asta el suspiro de la gente.

[@unapologeticsouth]

The strikes sound brutal when the crowd is that quiet.

[@flyinthebug35]

It is pure joy to watch Shamrock in his prime. He could have ended this fight pretty much anytime he wanted after the 1st 4 mins. Props to Takahashi for hanging with him as long as he did....but Ken was clearly wearing him down, methodically and with purpose...and took over the last 2 mins. Its amazing to watch how MMA has evolved since 1993. Shamrock was truly one of the greatest of the originals.

[@joompapunyoyai626]

flyinthebug35 ตื่นเถิดชาวไทยล่าสุด

[@G35Jeff]

Ken wasn't even as good as his brother Frank.

[@ryandavis8658]

Jeffrey Shelquist That’s debatable. Ken has more skill, but Frank has more big MMA wins later on.

[@chiefmawfackoogames]

Think of all the picos in ole Kenny's pee...

[@travisgregg9298]

@@ryandavis8658 He didn't have the skill it took to deal with Tito Ortiz, but Frank did! Frank kicked Tito's ass. However...Frank couldn't beat Bas Rutten, and Ken defeated him. Who knows! I wish we could have seen them fight.

[@cavaleirosolitariocavaleir7151]

Independente de quem vença ou perca, só em subir no ringue já é muita coragem

[@vanhungthai8286]

Vụ

[@JPLooney]

Wow.. has it been almost 30 years already!! Geez....

[@gb5776]

If WWE was real, this be it.

[@mansman2167]

Basically the premise of Pancrase. What if it was pro wrestling but real/a shoot?

[@Terot856]

WWE is real.

[@marzero1705]

@@Terot856 FAKE!!

[@chunkemonke398]

They tried to make the WWE real during the attitude era. It was a shitty implementation of a boxing match with fighters who don’t know how to fight.

[@akharbat]

I clicked to see who the hell Shamrock is and I wasn't disappointed! I was also surprised by how strong Yoshiki is! Man those were real strong fighters with a bunch of skills!

[@chrislindsey3523]

I didn't know Jackie changed was a ref back in the 90,s

[@fightingstreet23]

Chan ???

[@chrislindsey3523]

@@fightingstreet23 yes Chan lol auto correct on phone

[@fightingstreet23]

@@chrislindsey3523 lol i kno i got "chance" as a suggestion 😂😂😂

[@jdcpe17]

i CANT BELIEVE how QUIET IT IS!!! I've never seen that!!!

[@blake3one6]

Such a good fight! Really cool to see the leg/ankle/ and feet attacks back then

[@rolandoianencarnacion224]

after sizing up his opponent, you can see the face of Ken so relaxed. Even though he know he has 2 opponents in that ring

[@ilovecops6255]

KEN SHAMROCKES IS ON STEROPIDES!

[@ace_Knows_Enough]

You mean Wayne 🤣😂

[@silviofrancisconi2813]

Sensacional 👏😃👏👏👏👏👏

[@sauravmukherjee9181]

Shamrock is a legend who fight in ufc mma japan pro wrestling, impact, are and also in WWE.. He is a martial art best submission legend..

[@josearmandogomezrocabado537]

I miss how old UFC fighters showed actual respect for each other...

[@benscott19841]

Almost 26 years later and that heel hook hurt me just watching it.

[@Btone33]

you hear!

[@Montrovantis]

I think a broken ankle/destroyed knee is just as painiful now as it is 26 years ago. Evolution probably doesn't work how you think.

[@benscott19841]

@@Montrovantis Congratulations! You won the stupid comment award for the day.

[@CrashTherapy]

Shamrock was the beast! ❤

[@Sleepless-777]

RUTTEN

[@aegisraven1284]

Ken shamrock was...Wayne shamrock though..hahahhahahshshhaha

[@leoconchola3163]

To me its like a grappling mqtvh old school and its amazing to watch because it's not like the early UFC

[@NewSagaMusic]

It’s like Yoshiki is fighting for his life and Ken is just calm, and collective.

[@rufio2001]

To anyone else that was confused about Ken Shamrock getting the cards, it was due to the rules of Pancrase. If you can manage a robe break to get away from a submission, they take a point away from you. If there is no KO or TKO, the man with the most points win. Ken didn't honor the break when the ref called it.

[@monsieurmichelg5305]

THANK YOU!! lol I just paused this to check Comments to see if someone had answered that VERY question I had. I saw that and was like WTF!!, why in the hell was he carded I was seriously dumbfounded lol. So ty :D

[@billywashere6965]

@@monsieurmichelg5305 They have the Pancrase rules in the game Virtua Pro Wrestling 2, which also included some NJPW and AJPW content as well. Man I loved that game because you could play with the Pancrase rule-set that included the point system, rope breaks, and the yellow and red cards. I really wish we had more games that contained that ruleset and some of the legends of Pancrase.

[@philipscott3241]

If modern day pro wrestling was like this, I’d still be watching it. Good fight!

[@ryzalboyz9511]

Not all pro wrestling can do real fight like this only small amount of them in WWE and AEW, but most from Japan like NJPW has real fight and pure Athlete

[@joannamarroquon5522]

If JCVD was in the ring he would of done some finishing moves in the air to finish it, lol.

[@atomicbarbarian7372]

This was a great match. Nice how they brought in Jackie Chan to ref too.

[@masterblaster5342]

Dude. He actually looks like him.

[@MMA_Ruskie]

Wait a minute is that legit Jackie Chan

[@MMA_Ruskie]

Vinny Booboo you resemble an asshole

[@tiderbean]

Is that him... I was thinking the exact same thing!!!?

[@tiderbean]

@@MMA_Ruskie and one that's full of shit too. 🤣

[@user-me5zx4tg7m]

Didn’t know Jackie Chan used to be a ref

[@MMMM-sm2rm]

HOLY FUCK!!! That's hilarious!!!

[@MasterMold2012]

Lol

[@mahendravalentino9983]

Hahaha

[@eazye3772]

Yes that's him.

[@mikemaloy9513]

Side job?

[@nobody617]

Im very surprised this library league fighting did not take off. Very exciting

[@luisespinozagomez9750]

Que bacan pelea grande Ken que increible llaves gran luchador

[@kriskris4552]

Beautiful fight.An essence of wrestling.Both fighters very skilled and representing great technique.Pleasure to watch.

[@jomama3804]

Kris Kris but was it tho?

[@4bullionboy]

Dude died and they still let him fight Guy died twice mid fight and they let him continue!

[@Muthan565]

Death is nothing compared to a broken ankle!!

[@roozbehfarhadi9993]

tylor Franks They are Japanese. Over dramatics anyway

[@jeffreybonanno8982]

You do know the difference between death and unconsciousness, right?

[@4bullionboy]

@@jeffreybonanno8982 Hey Jeff im sarcasm, i dont believe we've met!

[@oakleydavid7619]

I'm kind of new at this not sure what I'm doing but it certainly appears that a guy could really really troll if he wanted to huh ? Im just guessing but am I correct. Is that how that works. Any who. Who would want to get the ring with this guy when he like fourth or fifth generation Wow. not me !!!

[@RinkBox]

Audience was great, they very politely reacted.

[@lucarain2936]

Getting heel hooked? No thank you! These guys are warriors for even taking that risk.

[@aaronstein947]

Back when Jackie Chan was moonlighting as a Pancrase Ref.

[@mikenewson5321]

Lol he does look Like Jackie

[@thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303]

🤣👍🏾

[@shamamomo]

I swear this fight is more entertaining than a typical wwe matches.

[@bengaughan227]

Yoshiki Takahashi was a great striker. I remember seeing him fight Ronald Ishmael idk if I have his name right but it was a great fight.

[@skullfacestudios7421]

The crowd is so quiet that you can actually hear some poor soul passing a kidney stone in the restroom @ 3:36

[@tmckinsey79]

LOLOLOL