When Delusional Men Push TRAINED GUYS too Far... HANDLE Yourself!

[@kellyjordan6440]

I've done Muay Thai for 25 years and won't start a fight because I think everyone does MMA or BJJ. Funny how humble real training and discipline makes you..

[@markmcallan973]

Great comment based on reality! 👍🤘👌❤️

[@MrT13]

And that’s a very good theory to stand behind. I’m a boxer but I’m barely experienced on the ground compared to my boxing. I don’t want to end up in another head lock lol or be kicked while executing one lol

[@briancohen-doherty4392]

For real. I have enough training to not want to test anyone

[@peterliddle1486]

I have been doing it for 3 year now. I remember one of my first sparring sessions I was teasing my coach (old friend) and he kept telling me to keep my guard up. He flattened with a job and told me when we are sparring he is not my friend lol never dropped my guard again.

[@aarhasful]

Bro facts, I assume everyone I encounter is trained as well and avoid fighting like the plague 😂

[@fireatwill8143]

It's the height of stupidity to walk into someone else's environment and get cocky.

[@MuayThaiBryan]

Ignorance is bliss.

[@limbcollector22]

I understand people saying that trained people should be above this sort of thing, but I also believe that showing someone just how useless they are in a fight can be life saving

[@jonathanharwood1255]

Not only that, but if the fight humbles the cocky idiot in the right way, they could then take them on and teach them. I always think that this is a good way for mma and boxing gyms to get more clients too lol.

[@williamminter7057]

The first time I got hit for real was a sucker punch. I was 14 and the guy was maybe 19 or something. I recovered fast enough to keep stepping back but my mind was like “what the heck is happening?!?”, my vision dimmed a couple of secs and my adrenaline had me gulping air even though my body had been idle. I didn’t even know who hit me. One of the most educational experiences in my life. It happens fast and can be confusing.

[@stanco1273]

Hes a coward for that to pick on a much younger teen

[@Mavrik-60]

It just shows that an average person has an almost fantasy idea about themselves and who they are. That has NOTHING to do with reality. lmao. Keepemcoming

[@EwAndIReact]

And the more I train the more I realize that you have NO idea who actually knows how to fight. So let’s all be cool and walk away.

[@Mavrik-60]

@@EwAndIReact doesn't matter i always have my two buddy's with me Smith and Wesson. Got any more smart azz comments.

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

​@@Mavrik-60I'm pretty sure he was agreeing with you.

[@jackroyaltea5034]

It’s true. Whats in our head is what we think we can do. Training brings those muscle connections and actions to life.

[@Bavisandmeef]

Absolutely ​@@EwAndIReact

[@amck72]

"Fatigue makes a coward of us all" Every one of these walk in`s that talk trash have zero conditioning and most are humbled within the first 60 seconds.

[@EricEanes]

@@amck72 Yeah , but what about the guys walking around that are highly conditioned !

[@amck72]

@EricEanes what about them ? Show me a video of a guy walking off the street, challenged a boxing gym and he was in good condition. I will wait.

[@EricEanes]

@amck72 look , My point is , A trained fighter can't Fuk Up every non- trained fighter . That's what I'm saying !

[@amck72]

@@EricEanes Until you show me a video in what I asked for earlier, I will put my money on a trained fighter vs a non trained one who walks off the street looking to test himself.

[@EricEanes]

@amck72 I will too . All I'm saying is every trained fighter can't Whoop every non trained fighter !

[@serotonin5852]

Even professionals have difficulty switching sports/disciplines but a street fighter somehow thinkgs he can beat a trained fighter in his own gym with his own style. That's just dumb. You need mental toughness, but you also need self-awareness ffs

[@Nil.0]

"I will fucking change your life!"😂🤣🤣

[@ClarkKent-g3m]

He's a Drama Queen.😂😂😂

[@hmr7384]

Just watching your videos is a step in the right direction! We are capable of so much. It's our minds that stop us from succeeding! Thank you for sharing! Your content gets better and better, Sir 👊🏽

[@BodyByBenSLC]

I used to box and kickbox (20 years ago) at least once twice a year we'd get some guy come in thinking he was the rooster. It was embarrassing teenagers, some dude just outta basic or even grown ass men, we would knock em around a bit send them on their way. I had a 19 year old kid just didn't get the hint being really aggressive and hitting people really hard. We asked him to take it down a few but he didnt want to hear it. So I spar him lead him towards edge of ring got his back on center of ropes a bumped him with my shoulder. He fell against the ropes and as the tension pushed him back into ring I stepped to my left and over hand right to bridge of his nose, he didn't look the same after that. I know it sounds harsh but you can't go into a lions den and start poking the animals without getting bit.

[@TaekwonJonesy-d1v]

Thank you for another educational video sir. So true about being able to control your emotions in a confrontatio.

[@demoniac972]

If you know how to figth, you know how stupid are ego battles

[@defiy2921]

Exactly

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

I'll never understand those who call out guys/gals who fight for a living. I might train, etc, but never would I think of calling out anyone; let alone a legit fighter. I'd spar if they wanted to, but when it's all over, I'd be like: "Teach me, Yoda."

[@kramepilef]

If there’s anything training has taught me, it’s that I have no business fighting.

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

@@kramepilef I feel the same way. I train so that I can defend myself if needed, but I'm not making fighting my occupation anytime soon.

[@WmRob]

I remember the big guy that came into our dojo and challenged our brown belt to “full tilt” fight. Dude went down almost immediately from a round house kick to the kidney. Less than 10 seconds.

[@CoachSteveJandS]

There is a channel called "ultimate Martial "which is full of videos similar to this of people trying a dojo storm... 😂💪🏼

[@autumnsnows]

thanks brother I'll search it up❤❤❤

[@takeohtyme]

One of the first things my instructor taught us is "you win every fight you avoid having, and lose every one you start."

[@MrT13]

As a relatively competent amateur boxer for 10 years in my youth. It’s always been about the experience of situation. What I mean is boxer is no good on the ground. And ground guy is no good on feet. But the average street punk who’s thrown a few hands faster than the last guy has absolutely no idea how big of a soft slow perfectly open target is on top of that neck… and how hard someone can actually hit who puts even their toes behind it.

[@defiy2921]

When you have real training you're quick to jump in fights . You understand that you can be injured or injured someone else and you understand they could have training too. Those without caution and run off ego normally get smashed and embarrassed

[@MeHowBeatz]

Very useful, because very humbling, video. Thank you, again, for what you do.

[@MarceloSilva-oq8mk]

People always ignore what is probably the most important aspect of fighting and what makes people who trains martial arts way superior than regular folks, heart. We use to be beaten, to train to exhaustion, to endure a huge amount of damage and push through anything. A punch in the face is nothing to a trained person, but can be devastating to any regular person, independent on their physical prowess or size.

[@Jaromir-Druzba]

Our teacher always trained in us the principle of "three legs". He said that: "Every person is like a chair on three legs. One leg is physical health and capability, second - psychological skills, third - emotions and inner balance. The more is one leg shorter or longer than the others, the more unstable and dangerous the person is. Primarily for himself."

[@Christopher-iv9yy]

Nice.

[@Shuck-Shick-Blam]

I know what that's like having a 3rd leg that's like a chair's leg. People even call me, "Hey there's 3rd leg over there!".

[@jamesrosenquist2832]

@9:59 is hilarious. How crazy is it when Sean Strickland is the voice of calm resoning in the gym?

[@JBCCT01]

Great video and insights. Spot on!!

[@stanco1273]

I started off as boxing and switched to mma to be better everywhere i used to start fights since I started training i quit seeking street fights and confrontation cuz now ik the real danger instead of blind arrogance

[@jcar1417]

There’s an old saying; if you’re going to be stupid you better be tough.

[@fightscience]

That's a good saying.

[@MrT13]

And tough guys often have a tough plan about things too, but like Mike used to say. Everyone’s got a plan until… lol

[@ronb6313]

My pastor used to tell me that ever since I was 12 years old. I am 57 now and there are no truer words. Trying to pass it on to my youngest son now. He has a lot to learn yet.

[@jayh6227]

Such a good video. Keep them coming!

[@salvitoripopadillo4539]

This helped me get ready for two big trees I have to climb and piece down tomorrow morning in the cold of Minnesota! I'm 47. Testosterone is helped a little from natural supplements that I buy from the store. Pray for me please. One of the trees is over 80 feet tall.

[@Apocalypse_Promotions]

Gravity is a helluva drug.

[@rreyes080790]

It does matter how physically tough you are, but skill is still king.

[@riptiz]

The mind always gives up before the body.

[@godfather9253]

ive been fighting all my life. 7/9 years ago I ran in to life problems and wanted to understand my brain, so I broken myself down metaly and fiscally, before that even though am a good fighter, this has now made me a grate fighter, my mind has saved my life in Scotland more times that I can count, even if not fighting the mind is usaly the last thing to go after the body brakes down. so learn to control that shit and you have reached a scary level than 99.1% will never understand.

[@fightscience]

Well done Sir.

[@joshparrott8841]

But, when you posture as if you can fight, the other person is not supposed to call your bluff. And that is what we call Freedom!

[@stevenlangdon-griffiths293]

This is a great video. I agree that mental toughness is crucial. How can this be made stronger?

[@Fahim_Lalani]

I totally agree ❤

[@jonpicojones4032]

Chris Curtis was too nice to that guy lol.

[@purplestuff]

The cameraman laughing and asking him what happened after the liver punch. 😂

[@zaphodbeeblebroxify]

Love your work

[@thenewlc]

There was a couple that we were friends with. I always thought the guy was fun and funny. Turns out he's a total jerk to his wife in private. I'd been telling him to come to the gym where I practiced Muay Thai. A little while after I found out what he was really like, he turned up on sparring day. I couldn't go too crazy, but I definitely had some fun with him.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

BOOM!!! Great video. haha! #ILOVETOUGHGUYS lol

[@ClarkKent-g3m]

Most Men think they can fight. But really Can't fight Good at All.😂😂

[@dylanrodgers3150]

Mental toughness means nothing--and worse, can be devastating--if you don't have the technique and strength/fitness.

[@ernestbrewer9607]

Life lessons, some are harder than others!!!

[@joe-zf7fx]

That guy in the spider man fit 😂

[@mcximus]

Getting hit by people that trained to inflict pain you is different than getting hit by a bloke walking the street. I took kick boxing before but I would not fight my nephew who also trains in kickboxing still training. I'm old and slow and I can defend against regular guys, but I'm dumb to into a guy and challenge guys still in the game. That's just delusional.

[@alod247]

If you don’t train fighting you will absolutely get handled by someone who does

[@jpemydura4860]

Trained vs untrained guys footwork and the ability to dodge is the thing i notice the most. I feel like trained fighters coukd just dodge these schlubs strikes all day .

[@Cysubtor_8vb]

Wait, so that last guy went through all of that, then proceeded to start talking shit... maybe Chris Rock was right, some people do need their ass kicked 😂

[@deannyeltatzie7759]

Wait! That song! Do you hear it? AND ANOTHER ONE GONE!

[@jwm7850]

How do you develop the ability to go into the deep water?

[@Aniontedone]

The skill set of a trained fighter is light years ahead of an average Joe.

[@MMAFightMagazine]

You didn't just say that 😒

[@ClarkKent-g3m]

(Light years) Yeah u a nerd.

[@granden2077]

Like a cat playing with a mouse. That last guy was ungratefully fortunate not to put the glove back on.

[@jackman4004]

The second fight at least has 20kg weight difference 💀

[@jovetbarcelo685]

Dunning-Kruger Syndrome is everywhere. These delusionals thinks they can fight and knock out anyone after watching too much YT Boxing match.

[@hochiminhunited1444]

I wouldn't want to fight this guy for sure!!

[@DarkDraconX1]

00:36 hey i know that place. Cool

[@PicaPauDiablo1]

Who's the guy towards the end in the Strickland clip beating up the h street fighter

[@ИванПетров-з3ю4я]

Chris Curtis

[@PicaPauDiablo1]

@ИванПетров-з3ю4я thank you

[@mrly1911]

The level of delusion on some human beings is... astounding.

[@Jeremiah4440]

Going into deep waters: do say more on that.

[@pchdavis]

Chris should have pounded the fella, till he was out. He was too nice and the punk tucked his tail and still acted like he had a chance. One look at Chris and you could tell he can put a hurt on anyone. Really hate it for him because he demonstrated why the competent should not go easy on the incompetent. God bless him.

[@davman115]

I'm always amused by men who think that they can take on and beat trained fighters even though their training consists of drinking beer and eating pizza.

[@stuartdryer1352]

Mental toughness, yeah sure, I suppose. But skills are even more important. Going against real fighters is suicidal.

[@serotonin5852]

You mean you can't win a fight just by thinking?! Everything I've been taught is a lie. 🙄

[@arottie4097]

W0W!

[@didamnesia3575]

First thing you learn as a new fighter at a school is that basically everyone else there is better than you. And even after training for a few years, there are going to be people that are better than you at that school. And there are other schools! So many men think they're great fighters because they sucker punched some tiny dude who was probably talking straight facts, hence the sucker punch. Or you beat up your nerdy/gay/short/ half asleep friend/cousin/son that you outweigh by 75 lbs. You're only a good fighter if you can defeat someone larger than you. Larger than you is the key. I said it twice because there will be some trolls who won't read

[@mccabessupplementsandgym3913]

I'm only 5,3 so everyone bigger than me but tbf I've adapted my style to catch taller rangey fighter I'm not the best but can hold my own and have decent conditioning.

[@mcpumii_]

Bryce Hall posting sparring footage with a buncha yes men around him. I genuinely can’t stand that mfkr and would love to fight him.

[@MMAFightMagazine]

Narrator repeating the EXACT SAME SENTENCE after EVERY clip is a bit ridiculous, but the clips are good. Why won't he say anything new, or relevant to the clip just shown? Anyone? 🤷‍♂️

[@stanco1273]

Ok ik im just a stupid dumb youtube comment but ive been in over 10 fights ik sounds bull shit but blows my mind these guys with 0 fights think they muhammad ali or jon jones 💀 even with my fighs there still someone ik can crush me these guys delusional

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

IMO - if you cannot hold your hands up and punch & defend yourself for 3 minutes. You're in a world of hurt. #MENTALLYTOUGH

[@MishimaBloodl1n3]

You wouldn’t challenge a surgeon to a surgery-off. So don’t challenge professional fighters to what they do for a living. It’s simple. 😂

[@vincentcrowley5196]

Exactly , you wouldnt go to a gym and deadlift 500kg like Eddie Hall , it takes years to get to that level .

[@zogzog6611]

Is this AI seems like the guy just keeps repeating the same stuff, and it's not tied to the video at all.

[@davidlawson4281]

I like your channel, but do not care to watch savage battles, which bring to mind Neanderthals. I like the lessons in self defense and the importance of situational awareness, and spotting trouble. I practice both of these diligently in recent years. I carry concealed, but realize that using it is just as likely to get me killed as not.

[@alex3475]

Mr Rodriguez should have stayed on his seat and not gone to the guy's face even though he's a professional fighter.

[@4legsgood]

Trained fighters knocking out average joes in a ring - that's just bullying.

[@vincentcrowley5196]

The idiots thinking they were tough and getting exposed is not bullying , they just realised they had met their match.

[@4legsgood]

@ I agree that the average joes were idiots, arrogant and dumb as f**k. My point is that the trained fighters should not give them the opportunity to get destroyed in a ring. That's bullying.

[@sirpibble]

That was arrogance not confidence, I dont care how good a boxer you are, gravity is undefeated and the highground guy just needed to shove him and he takes a hard fall

[@theunraveler]

What do you think is going to happen after the boxer gets up? There is action....then there is consequences

[@sirpibble]

@theunraveler he genuinely might not get back up, he could Crack his head on the concrete falling from that height

[@johnanderson6946]

@@sirpibble not if he punches the lights out of the other guy and makes em fall on the concrete first

[@johnanderson6946]

ya easier said than done before he pushes he already ends up with a broken jaw and orbital

[@EricEanes]

You never see these trained fighters fight a Staight Up Tough Mofo , Never ! Fight some Mofo's in Prison and see how that works out !

[@didamnesia3575]

You'll be back in prison soon

[@wasbeer77]

Well, the proof is in the wording, right... TRAINED FIGHTER on one side. 'Straight Up Tough Mofo' on the other. The trained fighter part seems to be missing from one. But it's not that likely you'll get your fight. Trained fighters are usually not in prison, probably because they weren't interested in trying to be a 'Straight Up Tough Mofo'.

[@GrayAndGrey]

"Straight up tough mofo's" usually end up in prison for assaulting people. And sometimes after getting their asses beat by a trained fighter. Also, suckerpunches and sneak attacks with shivs in prison aren't done by "tough mofo's".

[@mccabessupplementsandgym3913]

Tough m.f are grinding in the gym, staying humble and grounded. Not in a jail cell, that shows a lack of self control and emotional management.

[@EricEanes]

@mccabessupplementsandgym3913 ok whatever , like I said !Everybody in a gym training ain't tough .

[@nofilter.906]

Its always, ALWAYS the same shit....lets get a guy who DOESNT know how to fight,,against a guy who DOES know how to fight,I WONDER WHAT WILL HAPPEN!?!?..... such b.s....what you never see posted are the videos of guys with no fight training, beating the shit out of guys with fight training......i have no fight training and ive beat guys with training, and the reason is because,,,i dont have a practiced thinking of,learned moves,im unorthodox,,,it throws off trained fighters everytime....

[@d4wtvr]

Doubt it

[@johnanderson6946]

keep dreaming son...gimme what u smoking

[@johnanderson6946]

lol ur the kind of delusional guy that gets reality check like the ones here...i can see why u triggered