When Fake Masters Getting Destroyed By Real Fighters | Fake Martial Arts vs MMA

When Fake Masters Getting Destroyed By Real Fighters | Fake Martial Arts vs MMA
Watch what happens when pretender martial artists tangle with legit MMA fighters in our latest showdown, "When Fake Masters Get Destroyed By Real Fighters." It’s a full-on smackdown of flimsy moves meeting raw, unscripted combat. If you thought choreography was just for dance, these faux fighters are about to get a real wake-up call in the ring. Tune in for a dose of harsh reality and hard-hitting action that’s sure to make your day!
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[@tlsfightingspirit]

Karens meet karma - Guard goes savage! => kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHXNpZiNp6yYq6c

[@mirianhv7i]

The line at the end was perfect, “you’ll have to show your skills sooner or later,” very true, it all comes out eventually

[@avarimatilda69]

they learned the hard way that pretending doesn’t work in the ring

[@VươngCôngPhương]

Gotta admire the fighters for exposing these frauds so the public can see the truth

[@dianal8da]

2:50 that’s the moment he realized his “techniques” weren’t gonna cut it

[@orabelleeugene78]

Nothing beats seeing fake confidence get shattered in seconds

[@TranNgocLyDuong]

Love how these guys go from “all-knowing” to “oh no” in seconds

[@eliselagan]

This commentary is gold, first a partitioner, then a mai tai fighter, and a boxer with a magic right arm that switches sides, flawless stuff man

[@mortimervaidehi]

The last one-armed guy was so quick his right hand looked like a left hand, what a pro

[@kevinnishelle]

Imagine training under one of these fake ‘masters’ and then seeing your sensei get tossed around like a rag doll, realizing you wasted all your time, money, and effort on nonsense that could actually get you hurt, they had it coming for spreading that dangerous bs

[@LieuBachHue]

It’s crazy to think these fake masters actually believed their own hype. They spend years fooling people with their made-up techniques, but the second they face someone who’s truly trained, it all falls apart. It’s not just a fight, it’s a reality check they desperately needed. glad to see real fighters out here keeping the art honest!

[@jaide0x64]

“he was defeated by a right hook to the jaw” - hits him with a left uppercut, legend

[@TamaMai-f4tamamai]

Man, this hits home... i was stuck in a Karate McDojo for 5 years, even taught there. then UFC happened, tried MMA & got wrecked. my Karate was useless, had no ground game, no striking game, nothing

[@alexandraadien]

it’s almost impressive how they ruin their own reputations so confidently knowing they can’t fight, gotta respect the commitment

[@BonifaceAlexandra]

It’s hilarious how you can tell these guys have never taken a fighting class, they’re wild, uncoordinated, and completely untrained

[@carolkglr]

This master blocked every hit with his face, gotta say that’s a unique defense

[@nguyenhuyFuEBa]

No amount of fake moves can cover up the lack of real training

[@HuynhNangNhien]

it’s almost sad how confident they look until the first punch lands

[@SigfriedTốNgô]

Nothing like watching fake masters get a taste of reality lol

[@babela4985]

9:16 what an epic fight. Like Stipe vs Francis

[@ambarkenelm]

Back in the day if you started a karate class, other instructors would show up to see if you were legit, if you were fake, they’d challenge you and shut you down, old school vibes

[@RyderLewis-l6e]

ah yes, the legendary jiu jitsu partitioner, the mai tai cocktail expert, and the one-armed boxer with two right arms, what a lineup

[@ellavilayna]

someone should make a whole martial arts movie based on these fails 😂

[@ThủyĐứcChuyên]

this is what happens when fantasy meets real fighters, game over

[@CucDungVy]

1:45 when the “master” turned into a student real quick

[@bieberjoe]

xu xiaodong is a real hero, what he’s been through is insane, respect to him and his family

[@bridgetohio]

just a reminder: never underestimate how far ppl can delude themselves

[@cyrusbella]

a note for the top spot, the real fighter didn’t just use one arm to show off, he actually had an injury and his doctor told him not to use that arm, but he still went for it, kinda impressive

[@sunilkarishma83]

Now we got fake fakers doing fake moves to discredit real fakes.. good luck figuring that out

[@sherparoyale]

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face

[@ElladiLanHuong]

3:00 he realized his “chi” wouldn’t save him

[@frankavantika]

they really thought their movie moves would work in a real fight, hilarious

[@leikovalerie]

Gotta clarify the Dunning-Kruger thing tho... their actual study shows more of a smooth curve. basically, everyone overestimates their skills, no dramatic drop-off like ppl think

[@MZ-totalIdiotsAtWork99]

"Incredible video! The visuals are stunning, and the information is so engaging. Learned a lot from this!"❤❤

[@harriskxii]

Shows you can’t shortcut your way to real skill, no matter how hard you try

[@tlsfightingspirit]

Facts! There’s no cheat code for dedication. Appreciate you watching!

[@MasonVaidehi]

Fighting with just the left hand: hits him with a devastating right hook sure buddy

[@AlgerJerry]

Learned this at 12... some kid kept bragging about being a black belt, so I gave him a crooked nose in 20 seconds lol

[@brionahoang98]

Watching these fake masters get destroyed is the perfect example of why martial arts can’t be faked. All the flashy moves and fake confidence mean nothing when you’re up against someone who’s put in the hours and training. It’s not just about winning a fight, it’s about respecting the art and the dedication it takes to be truly skilled...

[@tlsfightingspirit]

Absolutely! All the flashy moves in the world can’t beat real discipline and training. Glad you caught that, thanks for watching!

[@annaton09]

they got exposed so fast, it’s almost embarrassing

[@tlsfightingspirit]

Right?! It was like watching a bad movie in fast forward

[@kurvaonwheels]

I mean no disrespect, but these masters showing off their iron bellies or pressure points or whatever, they remind me of young children that go through a period where they think they are the strongest or have super powers. My nephew used to come and "fight" me and overpower me, showing off his biceps and saying "I am so strong you can't beat me". Its funny and endearing for a small child, not so much for a grown (and sometimes old) men.

[@stawarskidiane]

The last guy must’ve been using cheat codes or something, two right arms? one behind his back and the other throwing punches, like, what??

[@ChungNăngLào]

you can’t just wave your hands around and expect to win a fight

[@helainefarah]

everyone knows tai chi is just slow motion fighting in a park, meet me there after Zumba class and i’ll show you some real slow-motion MMA moves

[@sherparoyale]

This is exactly how I feel about internet wokeness / SJWs - the real world will kick you in the face

[@tuffinjoyce]

Xu xiaodong deserves way more credit, he’s been risking everything to call out these fake “masters” who tried to mess up his life outside the ring, respect

[@maximilian0gz8]

“mai tai” is a drink dude, muay thai is the fighting style, big difference

[@hildaop54]

Pretty sure that boxer used one hand cuz the other guy insisted on it or wouldnt fight. *if I remember right

[@TwinkieWhite-f2x]

No amount of fake wisdom can save you from a solid punch

[@benjaminhugs]

Traditional martial arts fail mostly cuz they don’t test themselves under real pressure. Not all of them, but the ones in this video definitely didn’t get that memo