Fight Commentary Breakdowns, so what we have here is...
A cast study in what happens when
a type of kungfu or two types of kungfu
go against each other and both of them have never really
sparred or had any kind of real combat before
This is old school 1954 in Macau
Macau was a Portuguese colony at the time
So this is the only reason that this occurred
Chinese Communist Party in '54 would have never allowed this
So -Oh! Right in the face.
Right in the face
Sticking their chins out -Always keep your guard up
Just throwing haymakers
They're throwing from the hip
They're just throwing these...
And what's interesting is that they are not punching with their knuckles.
They are like punching from the palms of their hands.
They clench their fists, but they don't punch with their knuckles
Broke his hands
One is a Wu Tai...
Wu style of Taichi
One is a White Crane
I don't know which is which
At this point you can't really tell because
Once you get punched in the face a few times, any sort of your flowy-ness just goes
You become either haymaker throwers or kickboxers
Mark Hunt was famous for saying, "
If I punch you in the face
You go from a black belt to a purple belt
Punch you again and go to a white belt
I love this. I love how they, they're basically taunting their opponents
They're like, "If you come near I'm going to strike you."
He's just going around. These guys are so funny.
They put one hand out to brace
When the other hand is way down by their hip
Yep
Oh, this is a replay.
Blocked it, then
Yeah, didn't take a huge hit there
Getting a little lit up here
But these are like glancing because they're not
They're not punching with their front two knuckles
I think they can easily break their wrists
I mean this looks like two little kids fighting
It does, that's exactly what I was going to say.
Right there was great though, so this is
that's great, I mean in terms of like traditional boxing
You pivot your ask
out of the way and then you deliver a hook simultaneously
And when you pivot like that
You basically go on your heels
And what that does is it opens up your range of motion
for your hook
And because they're already coming forward
They're off balance and you hit them with that hook
It's significant
Haymaker city man. -These guys are wild
Hahah. That guy threw a little kick in the end.
I think that was it man.
I think...oh no.
I don't know if the match continues?
Okay, I guess it continues.
This is the second one. The second bout.
They're much more controlled now. -Yeah
They've been hit. They're like, "Tired of it."
And gawhh... I hate the swinging and having their chin all high
Well these guys are, you know
They are
Just testing the waters -Yeah
He just hurt his wrist. "Ah, I just broke my wrist."
[laugh]
Why don't...throw more kicks man -Zero kicks man
At least he's got the jab going
He's trying to...that's interesting.
He actually struck the hand
Striking the hand
Yeah [high pitched laugh]
That is so interesting -There you go, through kicks.
I never ever thought to strike a hand except to parry
You know what I mean, so that I can strike the face.
Until I started training Kali with a friend of mine.
And she, was explaining how:
She's Kali and escrima, so knives and sticks like that
And she talks about how
They work their way inward, you know what I mean.
The cut fingers. And they slice fingers and forearms.
And work their way to the heart.
Whereas I'm thinking with Muay Thai
Body shot, headshot -Yeah
Yeah, if you can break a finger, break their finger.
And then you break their hand.
This dude is literally bringing -Hammerfists Wrath down
On that lead hand -Yea
So this is the third angle
Of the same second bout
It would be so fascinating to send a fighter back in time.
Yeah, and just teach them.
I love the windmill, the Hurticane
The Homer Simpson
[laugh]
Or the Bart Simpson, I guess.
I'm just going to do this, and if you get in my way, it's your fault.
Oh, that was a good feint
He's like, "i'm going to step and stop."
This is what you saw, he tried to attack the hand and boom.
But I think that haymaker might have hurt his hand too.
Yeah, he broke his wrist here because he's like, "Ah."
Dude, getting hit on the back of your wrist like that
on the top of your hand
Hurt so much...so many nerves there -Oh, true.
Oh he did throw a kick -Good
That's probably because one of his hands was beating.
A lazy kick by the other guy in response
So I think that was it man -Wow. 1954.
1954, this was Kungfu vs kungfu
A style of Tai Chi vs a style of White Crane
I don't know what white crane is, maybe a more Wushu style of Kungfu?
But...yeah
Those didn't look too different for me. I think those looked pretty similar.
Yeah because those have never been tested in combat.
So in combat you don't know how to apply this stuff.
And then you realize some of this stuff, as long as the opponent is not moving with you
you can't apply this stuff
Dude. Classic man.
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