Francisco Filho also did the 100-Man-K, and had a kickboxing record of 16-7-2; out of his 7 losses he was only knocked out twice. Very talented guy who did quite well in K-1. He would definitely outstrike MOST people in UFC (can't say he would outrstrike someone like Mark Hunt, cause that guy fought at the same elite level in kickboxing that Filho did), but as time goes by, the level of striking in MMA will continue to improve. Being a blackbelt means nothing - being talented means everything!
No it doesn't. Kyokushin is a great fighting art, but don't bad-mouth wrestling. Wrestling is just as tough, but in different ways.
A pure grappler will almost always beat a pure striker... just watch any of the old UFC fights. If an elite karateka went up against an elite wrestler, I'd put my money on the wrestler (assuming neither fighter had cross-trained).
Instead of arguing over which is better, train in both and become a well-rounded fighter.
@stepaniss It's quite clear that Shokei Matsui outskills more then half of these fools. Honestly from these clips I'm ashamed of Kyokushin. These 50man/100man kumites should NOT be given as easily as this.
An awesome ethnic Korean, probably one of the reasons Oyama (born in Korea) he was 16) named him as his successor. Do your research if you don't believe me, and choose your sources carefully.
@insidious x (yeah belated reply) This is a 100 man; its highlights. (guess you don't speak or read Japanese...) And Shokei Matsui is one of the few to do.
@ all the fan bois and defeatists; The UFC n street practicality arguments are getting so old. UFC is not Martial Arts; its brawling... Its never about the styles; its about the training n the practitioner. No style is better then another; all have str n weaknesses; its so childish to say somethings better then another. Thats all Ego
@BlackSoulsAion That's what I always say, MMA and UFC is all about sports, martial arts like Karate (in my case goju-ryu) was developed for war. There is no comparison, a master in goju-ryu will kill any UFC champions, because that's what they were trained to do, not to play games in a ring with a referee.
Ever heard of the Gracie family? There are MANY videos of them engaging in NO-RULES bouts with high-level practitioners of martial arts that were 'developed for war' - various forms of Karate, Kung Fu, Hapkido etc. The Gracies won every time. What's your take on this then, Mr. Samurai Wannabe?
Secondly, there are plenty of UFC champions out there who are high level karateka. If karate was the be-all and end-all or fighting, why do these guys bother with cross-training?
In a 1 on 1 match with no weapons the Gracie Ju Jutsu practitioner will win 10/10 times. The Gracie family's system stops working when you add weapons or more people. It does no good to control a guy's hips on the ground when he has a pocket knife to slash you with or when his buddy who is still standing can come and stomp on your head.
all are smaller kyokushin has one problem it makes size and strength matter more then technique to a large degree and sheer luck... i say this becouse you make yourself an easy target by standing upright and in a way very still uptop wich is not taking into account in a real fight youll get punched in the face ..... still the art is useful and i respect it but like any fighter should know it not the art its the person for the most part i say learn as many martial arts as possible to optimize
In my next competition I'm going to attempt to land 100 hits in 2 minutes. That's about 0.8 hits per second. If I succeed, the video will be on youtube.
great soldier..that a n expierience that I think every fighter must pass at least once in life..cuz this is the core of martial art...self superation and foccus..I still going to travel to Japan to hahe my n100 man kumite...its one of my goals..
in my school we pick fights with kyokushin guys as a cruel joke. then just give them the old fook sau, hammer the soft pate of the skull and chi gerk mantis stomp. i have finished over 50 men this way.... mantis is the best and i am the best
@bigdogwithaids you are a fucking full.you ever fight a kyokushin guy you vill shit yourselfe.this man fought 100 man .takes about the same time as runing the marathon.no other styles has test like this.he knocked out the #99th man with a headkick.real sportsman,real athlet,osu matsui.my friend if you still having douts about kyokushin,please welcome.our doors always open for everyone.
@TheKyokuman I agree totally lols. I am currently a newbie in Kyokushin and seriously, his strikes are so damn accurate and timed. Kyokushin fighters don't go down in a blow or two easily. We condition ourselves to become tougher so we can easily take numerous hits and still stand. Just count the number of hits Matsui can take...... Though I have to say I'm just about 0.1% of him xP
We learn to block strikes, then we learn to take hits. Seriously, I think your ego is getting you nowhere.
@bigdogwithaids You're the best? You've won some non-local tournaments, then? I'm mostly an Enshin person, but I have a healthy respect for Kyokushin in the right hands, as would anyone who has actually sparred against skilled fighters from ANY style. To assume your personal style is better then all others is just... comic farce.
Don't take my word on it, though. Pick any national or international open tournament, from any style. See how you do.
@bigdogwithaids 8th degree and only 26yo. However, you still make childish comments. Someone of your so called calibre should show a bit more empathy.
@bigdogwithaids its impossible to get 8th degree in any legitimate style before 40-50 yrs old.Mantis is a joke to begin with as are all kungfu styles except sanshou.
@billysue2 Mas Oyama became a 8th dan before age 50. So it's not impossible to do. Also, There are many Kung Fu styles that are great, nowhere close to "jokes." You just don't really have any martial arts knowledge other than MMA probably. All Martial arts has some roots in Kung Fu.
@Potent910 i said before 40 -50 and legitimately as in with the required time between grade.Many grades are given for nothing to do with ability so are a joke anyway.Ive 25 yrs experience in tkd,thai,western boxing ,about 15 in wrestling/bjj and only in the last few yrs mma for recreation,had 2 fights but havent the time to take it seriously now.The only kungfu that fight competitively is sanshou,the rest are fantasy.To be honest sanshou doesnt look a whole lot like kung fu at all.
@bigdogwithaids you'd have to be a better fighter than he was. No martial art style is superior. So you may -think- you would counter, but if you're not better than him, you could fall prey to a simple straight punch.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! I just read some of these comments and holy shit... you fucks really must think alot of yourselves to feel you can take this shit on. And then comparing between MMA and traditional and streetfighting and mortal kombat and fuckin' pokemon and all that shit like you're fuckin' experts!!!!! THAT'S PATHETIC!
And by the way I know Kumite rules, but half of his Opponents were way below his league, in this kind of fights they should face people within their range :(
i love karate. i love the asian ppl and their culture. they have soo much to bring to the table wen it comes down to becoming a better person, being healthy, and alot more.
@Feraydun lol tell me ur joking, the video is 7 mins not the kumite!! this guy is a kyokushin fighter hardest form and also only a few people have done 100 man kumite completed it.
Knees and elbows, even head butts are in the Karate curriculum but they were banned from point karate! What Machida is bringing to the table is Karate back to its roots in its original true form How he fights is nothing like Mauy Thai, if your not convinced, go to thailand and watch some thai boxing, its completely different, both styles however share the same techniques.
without any doubt this man deserves respect. Kancho Matsui went through this faster than anyone else. He is still holding the time record. And for those who are arguing that kyokushin is no practical on the street. well let me tell you something. kyokushin is more pratical than most of the martial arts. it's like muay thai they both get punched and kicked so many times that they get use to the pain . downfall of kyokushin no punches to the head, muay thai gloves..
I'm pretty sure I've seen Muay Thai bare knuckle before here somewhere on youtube, unlless i'm wrong, and back when Sosai was teaching someone said there were still headshots.
Aye? Most Kyokushin dojo's I've seen allow punches to the head (although usually only with headgear nowadays), and a lot of old ones allow bare-fist punching to the head. Maybe it's just the other guy's dojo.
But I agree. Kancho Matsui.... stuff 100 man kumite. Guy must be obliterated at the end of it.
A quick afternoon on google has revealed that you are correct, but not every Kyokushin organisation made the rule change. Kyokushin-kan, for example, did not, and quite a few dojos around (around here, anyway) do allow punches to the head, but not bareknuckle ones. I'm sure some still allow bareknuckle head punches as well, though.
I believe the chairman of the organization of Kyokushin that I'm under is making moves to try and reintroduce head punches to tournaments and kumite. I read about it somewhere, I'm not sure where, but his name came up as one of the advocates for it.
Shokei Matsui is a Zainichi Korean just like the founder of Kyokushinkai Matsutatsu Oyama. His Korean name is Moon Jang Gyu. There was a lot of controversy when he was chosen by Oyama as his successor. He was a good candidate but I think he was chosen because Oyama wanted to keep the control of Kyokushinkai in the hands of the Koreans.
never mind the politics, concentrate on the art, and train hard, japanese, korean, chinese, okinawan, indian, indonesian, etc. there all human beings, martial arts is a universal term, practiced by people with two arms and two legs, so just leave out the shit about what you think might have happened, matsui is a great karateka and thats not due to him being korean its just hard work and discipline.
Plz keep in mind your talking bout BJJ right now, for the original jiu jitsu is created not as a sport but a way for samurai to defend themselves both standing and on the ground.
Most of his opponents were ab out 65kgs and blue belts who put on black belts to look good for the video. Compared to da Costa or Filho this 100 Manis shameful.
I was there on the day. I was training at Honbu in Japan at the time. I am not saying Matsui is not a technique genius but this 100 man kumite was not realistic.
as to the video, it seems some of the guys he fought were little kids, saw a couple of blue belts, but many of them were blacks, and regardless, it takes impressive stamina and strength of will to go through 100 opponents.
Shokei Matsui is the bomb!! he is hardcore. Any one who trains in Kyokushinkai would understand that. And rodneyghee, you will never understand the concept about kyokushin, or matter a fact, you will never understand karate.
kyukoshinkai there isnt an age barrior the kids train just as hard as the adults in street fights you kick ass with this sport its just as good as any other sport mui thi etc (however u spell it)
i can say one problem with karate it has been adulterated...see what they do in japan and see what they do in others countries...kids getting black belts yet they cannot compete vigorously,even to the point they gave a belt to a chipanzee this is bullcrap,hence when we hear about karate we laugh coz anyone can get it from the so called McDojo.Giving the students the false sense of security yet they remain untested...hence when faced with tis they end up being beaten or worse dead.
People laugh when they here the word Kara-te cause they are Ignorant ! Real kara-te Comes from Japan?Real Kara-te is taught by Masters not children! Brazilian Jujitsue , come from Japan! Sombo comes from Japan? To many people study Kara-te at these Mcdojo's! There are Kara-te schools that teacher real Kara-te! But most Lazzy Americans wouldn't know that because they watch to much U.F.C!!!
I think all of you give too much importance to a black belt... Obtaining a black belt means nothing more than obtaining the right to become a beginner in the school you have chosen... And that is why I don't see any problem with giving black belts to kids... It never meant that you were good... And if you judge somone just by the color of its blet you are in for a big surprise at some point...
doesnt the person that obtains a black belt have to prove himself in some way to get it?i thought that you hade to do advanced moves and combinations and stuff like that,and being really good at the martial art?pls correct me if im wrong
well from my point of view you are not wrong krullbulle59: the moves you are asked to perform for a shodan grading are indeed more complex than for the kyu grades (and tehrefore more "advanced"), but they are not the essence of any martial art... If anything, I would say they are just the very begining ;)
depending on what school your at, it should be demanding physically and mentally, there are schools out there that have high expectations, on the other hand there are those that just give out the belts, maybe this is why muay thai and mma is getting more popular.
Muay Thai is getting popular because there has never been an elite Kyokushin guy in the UFC. For a style to get popular, you need an elite practitioner to show it's superiority in the MMA cage. Until that happens, people will go with the consensus style. Humans are weak, they only go with other people are using that seemingly "works." Another big thing is the UFC banning the Gi. Now, nobody can readily identify Karate because you have to go shirtless in the UFC.
GSP only did Karate for 7 years and then quit. And his only teacher for Karate was his Dad. GSP also never won any Kyokushin tournaments. That's not really my definition of an elite practitioner.
Karate needs a guy like Dimitrov, Tsukamoto, or Donatas to learn some Jiu-Jitsu defense and then go into MMA and start tearing up the competition.
GSP is more of a muay thai fighter now. He abandoned Karate a LONG LONG time ago. He only wears the Gi because it looks cool
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If you watch Lyoto's fights, you'll see that he uses 90 percent Muay Thai in his standup game and 10 percent Karate. That's hardly a Karate practitioner
Are you crazy?! His main style is Karate. Thats how he started getting his name around. Because he was going undefeated with a style that no one else uses. He may use Muay Thai in the ring when they get close, but thats MMA, he has many Karate championships and decorations in Brazil. He uses Karate the most, and more than anyone else in the UFC.
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Lyoto uses mostly knees and thai plums. That's not Shotokan. Also, the spinning kicks in Shotokan are very useful, but Lyoto is too scared/wimpy to use them. That's why when you watch him, it's very hard to tell that he's a Karate fighter, because his style in the cage is mostly boring, ugly Muay Thai style.
It's a shame that the only traditional martial artists left in MMA are Cung Le, Lukasz Jurkowski, and Andrews Nakahara.
You're the only living in a dream world because you're calling a Wushu/Sanshou champion and pioneer not a real martial artist. That is insane. Who cares if he does movies? A guy can't have a hobby on the side?? Also, Cung is fighting on December 19th for STrikeforce.
dude cung has a taekwando blackbelt ane hes awesome in sanshou that make him a martial artsts in anyones world.bruce lee also acted so he wasnt a martial arist?
1.Clinch knees are in original Shotokan Karate, TKD, and are originally found in ancient Kung Fu styles that bleed into Bokator which bleed into Maui Boran which combined with western boxing to make Maui Thai=Thai boxing.
2. Lyoto uses a linear stance which is in Shotokan and TKD. He has used switch kick combos, mawashi geri(roundhouse) followed by straight punches to down Rashad for example.
3. He used a shotokan karate takedown with ridge hand against Soukujou.
well, having a black belt is SUPPOSED to mean something, but nowadays you can see some little 10 year old walking around with a black belt he practically got by the hard work of his parent's checkbook.. some black belts are bad jokes, others are anything but funny.
a black belt at a good solid school means something, giving a black belt to a kid is stupid, there is no set standard however, which makes it dificult to judge someone by there belt,
you're right, you can't judge an opponent by the color of their belt.
But achieving the rank of Shodan black belt is a huge achievement. Maybe not so much in America, since there are so many unlegitimate "martial arts" dojos that hand out belts like candy. But in Japan, it takes well over a decade to earn your black belt, and thats alot of hard work and training. It took me 11 1/2 years to earn my black belt in Judo.
Giving black belts to kids disrespects those who have earned it.
there are some schools in America that are still true. In my school, it doesn't necessarily take over a decade to earn your black belt, but you only test when our master says you are ready. And our tests are just ridiculous hard. Our master even said his tests are ridiculous and that he tests us harder than he was tested.
I do boxing..and i magine what this guy goes through..please remember there are no rounds here and he's not resting just fighting fresh fighters...well done.
kyokushin is really helpful imagine being attacked by 5 guys yet you soarred with 100 guys..is in't it better.Like bruce lee once said "any style that will help you defend yourself in a real fight is worth practising".
in kyokushin. you cant punch to the face an this is one of the things that gives kyokushinkai people a false sense of security. they also banned all aspects of grappling from kyokushin tournaments an u got the nerve to talk shyt about taekwondo and tai chi? id like you to take a trip to Korea an visit a real taekwondo dojang or military people who do taekwondo an spar them an see what happens to you
"u got the nerve to talk shyt about taekwondo and tai chi?"
For sure. And even tho I practice kyokushin myself, I 'm not blind to its shortcomings, either. Kyokushin is very focused on competition and it seems that self defense takes a back seat to that. I wouldn't recommend kyokushin or any other form of karate as a system for self defense.
"take a trip to Korea"
If there in Korea exists TKD practioners that can beat me, that still doesn't mean TKD is an effective system.
Ive been saying that for years. Ive done tkd but it had soooo many shortcomings as a system. especially for me since im a heavyweight and tkd is all about speed.
dude the guys aint attacking lol thats wut i can see they not even fast enough xD one of 'em dropped without even get touched lol ah nvm -,- its still fake lol
its not fake maybe you don't know anything about martial arts... kyokushin training is kinda hard you have to fight more than 20 black belters just to be one of them... and in martial arts when you fight you wait you don't just attack thats why they don't try that mush to hit him...
u don't just wait, u wait for the appropriate moment to strike and secondly the opponent is not obliged to always wait to attack. the point is that the first one to attack need to do so very quickly in order for the attack to be effective!
AHAAHAHA these guys are nervous as shit put a yakuza in there then I'd be 2X as good if these guys realize he's good but human I'd make for a much better fight not that this kumite sucks the other fighters are just scared pissin themselves before they even are hit.
Exactly Marv,all these online throwdowns are a bit futile and ultimately a bit embarrasing,this is real life not 'Fists of Fury' this sort of foolishness diminishes us all .
bud, im 15 im not gunna fight you, and i can fight, but im still learning. your just a dick that thinks hes the king of all things. i swear, when im older and ready, ide take up that offer. but for now, im gunna be the bigger man and end this right now. the greatest fighter is one that can win a fight without throwing a single fist.
seriously, get a life, my sensai is a better fighter and a better man then you'll ever be, hes a doctor as well as a 4th degree black belt. your stupidity amazes me, like what kind of idiot goes around challenging peoples teachers. really, how self conscious do you have to be to need to prove yourself to everybody. have a good life, your blocked.
Love ur comment, ur sensei is very qualified and hes a black belt, so is my dad, black belt 1st dan, and he got his MBA degree in the 17 best university in the world, Imperial college of science technology and Medicine. Matsui told my dad's sensei Peter han that he doesnt want gangsters 2 do Kyokushin, he wants qualified ppl cause it shows they r disciplined, and what they hav achieved through hardwork.
Martial arts were meant people alive... Enough of this bullshit.
Showing fights and moves carelessly is just a complete waste. I'd never take my knowledge of tae kwon-do and frivelously toss it like that in a YouTube comment board.
"the test will have to face similarly or higher-ranked opponents" - I do not see this here, sorry
tehribo 1 week ago
OSU!!
MrPato1904 2 months ago
Francisco Filho also did the 100-Man-K, and had a kickboxing record of 16-7-2; out of his 7 losses he was only knocked out twice. Very talented guy who did quite well in K-1. He would definitely outstrike MOST people in UFC (can't say he would outrstrike someone like Mark Hunt, cause that guy fought at the same elite level in kickboxing that Filho did), but as time goes by, the level of striking in MMA will continue to improve. Being a blackbelt means nothing - being talented means everything!
HugoTheSavant 2 months ago
Any guy in this video would beat any or all of the top UFC guys today.
I mean, come on. These guys are black belts.
Badfinger4 2 months ago
lol this type of fighting is boss. this completely makes American wrestling look like a group of kids fighting for ice cream.
MrLightYagami00 4 months ago
@MrLightYagami00
No it doesn't. Kyokushin is a great fighting art, but don't bad-mouth wrestling. Wrestling is just as tough, but in different ways.
A pure grappler will almost always beat a pure striker... just watch any of the old UFC fights. If an elite karateka went up against an elite wrestler, I'd put my money on the wrestler (assuming neither fighter had cross-trained).
Instead of arguing over which is better, train in both and become a well-rounded fighter.
abbas224 3 months ago
I will be attempting this on September 23rd - visit my channel to see some clips
activeREDlive 4 months ago
Now THAT'S a warrior lol
munkee509 5 months ago
百人みんな相手黒帯じゃないじゃないか？緑帯の人に勝って当たりだろ あらま（笑）
kendobogu215 7 months ago
a solution to fight a 100 man kumite = try to knock out a guy as quick as possible so you will not waste time and energy one a guy
555hansy 7 months ago
@555hansy Almost impossible since most of the people have close to near level of skill level as you.
stepaniss 6 months ago
@stepaniss oh . damn it it must be tough man . i really admire kyokushin fighters . they have such a high fighting sprit :) . goju ryu karateka here
555hansy 6 months ago
@stepaniss It's quite clear that Shokei Matsui outskills more then half of these fools. Honestly from these clips I'm ashamed of Kyokushin. These 50man/100man kumites should NOT be given as easily as this.
corvanjer 3 months ago
Cool. Very good vid!
ninjaboj 7 months ago
An awesome ethnic Korean, probably one of the reasons Oyama (born in Korea) he was 16) named him as his successor. Do your research if you don't believe me, and choose your sources carefully.
大山先生のようにざいにち日本人なのに、ここまで進めてすごい！
shimmeringreflection 8 months ago
@insidious x (yeah belated reply) This is a 100 man; its highlights. (guess you don't speak or read Japanese...) And Shokei Matsui is one of the few to do.
@ all the fan bois and defeatists; The UFC n street practicality arguments are getting so old. UFC is not Martial Arts; its brawling... Its never about the styles; its about the training n the practitioner. No style is better then another; all have str n weaknesses; its so childish to say somethings better then another. Thats all Ego
BlackSoulsAion 9 months ago 2
@BlackSoulsAion That's what I always say, MMA and UFC is all about sports, martial arts like Karate (in my case goju-ryu) was developed for war. There is no comparison, a master in goju-ryu will kill any UFC champions, because that's what they were trained to do, not to play games in a ring with a referee.
Emanouche 6 months ago
@Emanouche
FAIL.
Ever heard of the Gracie family? There are MANY videos of them engaging in NO-RULES bouts with high-level practitioners of martial arts that were 'developed for war' - various forms of Karate, Kung Fu, Hapkido etc. The Gracies won every time. What's your take on this then, Mr. Samurai Wannabe?
Secondly, there are plenty of UFC champions out there who are high level karateka. If karate was the be-all and end-all or fighting, why do these guys bother with cross-training?
abbas224 3 months ago
@abbas224
In a 1 on 1 match with no weapons the Gracie Ju Jutsu practitioner will win 10/10 times. The Gracie family's system stops working when you add weapons or more people. It does no good to control a guy's hips on the ground when he has a pocket knife to slash you with or when his buddy who is still standing can come and stomp on your head.
Wolfwood7149 1 day ago
all are smaller kyokushin has one problem it makes size and strength matter more then technique to a large degree and sheer luck... i say this becouse you make yourself an easy target by standing upright and in a way very still uptop wich is not taking into account in a real fight youll get punched in the face ..... still the art is useful and i respect it but like any fighter should know it not the art its the person for the most part i say learn as many martial arts as possible to optimize
themaniusedtob 10 months ago
In my next competition I'm going to attempt to land 100 hits in 2 minutes. That's about 0.8 hits per second. If I succeed, the video will be on youtube.
YouKnowThatYouDont 11 months ago
@YouKnowThatYouDont 1 well placed shot is more effective then 100 taken in haste......
uchimomogeri 11 months ago
@uchimomogeri he is a smart fighter. knocking out the support legs everytime they throw a high kick. Very impressive.
Martialart07 10 months ago
great soldier..that a n expierience that I think every fighter must pass at least once in life..cuz this is the core of martial art...self superation and foccus..I still going to travel to Japan to hahe my n100 man kumite...its one of my goals..
yoeume2 11 months ago
この在日はアメリカに逃げ渡ったよね。
どうやってグリーンカードを取ったんだ？
な、こうやっていとも簡単に日本脱日し、アメリカでのほほんと暮らす愚か者！
お前は詐欺師だ！！！
二度と日本に帰ってくるな！！
michinco 1 year ago
@michinco 亀井静香とか小沢一郎は助けてくれなかったの？
T73Palin 11 months ago
@T73Palin さあね、助けてくれなかったんじゃないかな？
michinco 11 months ago
2:11 is that a child?!
Rice8Daddy 1 year ago
OSU!!!!!!!!!
Dobbersky 1 year ago
an amzing show of how a hookin kick shud be used in combat at 1:47. awesome skill
chunkysupreme 1 year ago
@chunkysupreme excuse me 1:44
chunkysupreme 1 year ago
wow great!!!!
juanmanuelcoria79 1 year ago
Matsui's experience was way different from Filho's. These guys showed no mercy to Matsui whatsoever. Of course, it seems he didn't really need it.
timmythealien 1 year ago
how da hell do u train for sumthing like dis
RurouniKenshin08 1 year ago
long and hard
Sharahl 1 year ago
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RurouniKenshin08 1 year ago
in my school we pick fights with kyokushin guys as a cruel joke. then just give them the old fook sau, hammer the soft pate of the skull and chi gerk mantis stomp. i have finished over 50 men this way.... mantis is the best and i am the best
bigdogwithaids 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids you are a fucking full.you ever fight a kyokushin guy you vill shit yourselfe.this man fought 100 man .takes about the same time as runing the marathon.no other styles has test like this.he knocked out the #99th man with a headkick.real sportsman,real athlet,osu matsui.my friend if you still having douts about kyokushin,please welcome.our doors always open for everyone.
TheKyokuman 1 year ago
@TheKyokuman I agree totally lols. I am currently a newbie in Kyokushin and seriously, his strikes are so damn accurate and timed. Kyokushin fighters don't go down in a blow or two easily. We condition ourselves to become tougher so we can easily take numerous hits and still stand. Just count the number of hits Matsui can take...... Though I have to say I'm just about 0.1% of him xP
We learn to block strikes, then we learn to take hits. Seriously, I think your ego is getting you nowhere.
Katzkkch1993 1 year ago
@Katzkkch1993 PS: The last sentence is meant for bigdogwithaids
Katzkkch1993 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids You're the best? You've won some non-local tournaments, then? I'm mostly an Enshin person, but I have a healthy respect for Kyokushin in the right hands, as would anyone who has actually sparred against skilled fighters from ANY style. To assume your personal style is better then all others is just... comic farce.
Don't take my word on it, though. Pick any national or international open tournament, from any style. See how you do.
Meztraderement 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids looool ... u make me laugh man ..
ssflip 1 year ago
i am a mantis master 8th degree....if a kyokushin guy tried that on me i would just lap sau his arm and totally hammer fist his face in......
bigdogwithaids 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids 8th degree and only 26yo. However, you still make childish comments. Someone of your so called calibre should show a bit more empathy.
Ruthairat 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids its impossible to get 8th degree in any legitimate style before 40-50 yrs old.Mantis is a joke to begin with as are all kungfu styles except sanshou.
billysue2 1 year ago
@billysue2 Mas Oyama became a 8th dan before age 50. So it's not impossible to do. Also, There are many Kung Fu styles that are great, nowhere close to "jokes." You just don't really have any martial arts knowledge other than MMA probably. All Martial arts has some roots in Kung Fu.
Potent910 1 year ago
@Potent910 i said before 40 -50 and legitimately as in with the required time between grade.Many grades are given for nothing to do with ability so are a joke anyway.Ive 25 yrs experience in tkd,thai,western boxing ,about 15 in wrestling/bjj and only in the last few yrs mma for recreation,had 2 fights but havent the time to take it seriously now.The only kungfu that fight competitively is sanshou,the rest are fantasy.To be honest sanshou doesnt look a whole lot like kung fu at all.
billysue2 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids you'd have to be a better fighter than he was. No martial art style is superior. So you may -think- you would counter, but if you're not better than him, you could fall prey to a simple straight punch.
Potent910 1 year ago
@bigdogwithaids: Your arrogance is hilarious! Please keep telling us what you'd do to Matsui-Sensei!
WarriorBoy 1 year ago
holy lead roundhouse batman!
mrussum1 1 year ago
Looks like Higashitani from Fighting Black Kings.
osensei2987 1 year ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! I just read some of these comments and holy shit... you fucks really must think alot of yourselves to feel you can take this shit on. And then comparing between MMA and traditional and streetfighting and mortal kombat and fuckin' pokemon and all that shit like you're fuckin' experts!!!!! THAT'S PATHETIC!
artemismix 1 year ago
@artemismix WOW, it couldn't have been said any better then the way you said it...so true!!
coocooznest 1 year ago
Osu!
rafladen 1 year ago
I think you are just speculating and you have no idea what you are talking about.
CeeeeeQ 1 year ago
And by the way I know Kumite rules, but half of his Opponents were way below his league, in this kind of fights they should face people within their range :(
UselessInnovations 1 year ago
@UselessInnovations Dude, it's a fucking 100 man kumite.
1st there aren't many people as closely goood as him
2nd you get tired in the 3rd round while fighting someone in your league
RomeoSOF2 1 year ago
3:15 what a fag? kicking in the face an already downed opponent? way to show some respect fag!
UselessInnovations 1 year ago
@UselessInnovations I guess someone doesnt watch Pride or Shogun rua
Hirottoq 1 year ago
he kicked a guy in the 37th fight after he fell down on ground
kivaavikkiva 1 year ago
maybe he deserved it?!
tygrunge 1 year ago
@kivaavikkiva What I saw, is that he tried to hop over and accidentally hit him.
kashpc 1 year ago
i love karate. i love the asian ppl and their culture. they have soo much to bring to the table wen it comes down to becoming a better person, being healthy, and alot more.
markell89 1 year ago
Oh my god. 100 men, 7 minutes...
Feraydun 2 years ago
@Feraydun lol tell me ur joking, the video is 7 mins not the kumite!! this guy is a kyokushin fighter hardest form and also only a few people have done 100 man kumite completed it.
insidiousmaximus 1 year ago
no.28 looks like a small boy!
seni1975 2 years ago
Knees and elbows, even head butts are in the Karate curriculum but they were banned from point karate! What Machida is bringing to the table is Karate back to its roots in its original true form How he fights is nothing like Mauy Thai, if your not convinced, go to thailand and watch some thai boxing, its completely different, both styles however share the same techniques.
and I am a Mauy thai practitioner!
K3BJJ 2 years ago 2
But its kyokushin karate not normal lol
skywiz3 2 years ago
Yes, karate for points and Muay thai on aring are like fighting with the flat of a blade. But there is also fighting with the edge...
Feraydun 2 years ago
FUCK OFF With YouR IdIotish UfC sHiTty coMmenTS you gReEn WAnabeS!!!
SHOKEI MATSUI KANCHO IS PURE KYOKUSHIN SPIRIT!
OSU
ASTRUBAL1334 2 years ago
@ASTRUBAL1334
Osu!
rafladen 1 year ago
kyokushin44, pleaaaase upload this in high quality ! I'd be eternally grateful. OSU!
Styhn 2 years ago
wow fighting 100 fights has to be hard...
pencitypunk 2 years ago
lyoto machida!
jeremiahorenwalker 2 years ago
in competition they are not allowed to punch the head but they do teach it
sumoshinobi 2 years ago
He who receive many punches to the head, will one day turn out dead...
1warriorclass1 2 years ago
Uh i need to eat more vegetable
OSU!!
hotpopcorncake 2 years ago
Awesome!
Thanks for the upload
Peekingduck 2 years ago
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lol Half of them are kids. Really impressive.
ModernePapoea 2 years ago
They still have skills and hit pretty hard too.
Peekingduck 2 years ago
without any doubt this man deserves respect. Kancho Matsui went through this faster than anyone else. He is still holding the time record. And for those who are arguing that kyokushin is no practical on the street. well let me tell you something. kyokushin is more pratical than most of the martial arts. it's like muay thai they both get punched and kicked so many times that they get use to the pain . downfall of kyokushin no punches to the head, muay thai gloves..
cdsbob 2 years ago
true, but in kyokushin we dont punch the head cuz we dun need to resort to that and its just too easy n deadly
lawker777 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure I've seen Muay Thai bare knuckle before here somewhere on youtube, unlless i'm wrong, and back when Sosai was teaching someone said there were still headshots.
EntryStackEnthusiast 2 years ago
Aye? Most Kyokushin dojo's I've seen allow punches to the head (although usually only with headgear nowadays), and a lot of old ones allow bare-fist punching to the head. Maybe it's just the other guy's dojo.
But I agree. Kancho Matsui.... stuff 100 man kumite. Guy must be obliterated at the end of it.
htornis 2 years ago
kyokushin never allow punches to the head since Oyama banned it in the 60's. So i dun know which dojo u saw
sonofphiladelphia 2 years ago
A quick afternoon on google has revealed that you are correct, but not every Kyokushin organisation made the rule change. Kyokushin-kan, for example, did not, and quite a few dojos around (around here, anyway) do allow punches to the head, but not bareknuckle ones. I'm sure some still allow bareknuckle head punches as well, though.
So yeah.
htornis 2 years ago
I believe the chairman of the organization of Kyokushin that I'm under is making moves to try and reintroduce head punches to tournaments and kumite. I read about it somewhere, I'm not sure where, but his name came up as one of the advocates for it.
Jinkiro 2 years ago
He may have banned it for kumite, but punches to the head is a common technique in all karate.
QUntouchable 2 years ago
ok genius,
so ur point being? because if u realize, ur statement makes absolutely no sense
sonofphiladelphia 2 years ago
Shokei Matsui is a Zainichi Korean just like the founder of Kyokushinkai Matsutatsu Oyama. His Korean name is Moon Jang Gyu. There was a lot of controversy when he was chosen by Oyama as his successor. He was a good candidate but I think he was chosen because Oyama wanted to keep the control of Kyokushinkai in the hands of the Koreans.
sluttybog 2 years ago 2
never mind the politics, concentrate on the art, and train hard, japanese, korean, chinese, okinawan, indian, indonesian, etc. there all human beings, martial arts is a universal term, practiced by people with two arms and two legs, so just leave out the shit about what you think might have happened, matsui is a great karateka and thats not due to him being korean its just hard work and discipline.
singhakabuttar 2 years ago
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A decent boxer would go through these guys easily. What crappy figting!
rhinojos 2 years ago
osu
TheDobricap 2 years ago
100 man kumite... that is sick. Ive sparred out 10 in a row in judo and that was hell on earth. I cant imagine facing 100. very impressive.
adrikk1 2 years ago
3:32 That's a funny fight lol
ytacc0 2 years ago
Plz keep in mind your talking bout BJJ right now, for the original jiu jitsu is created not as a sport but a way for samurai to defend themselves both standing and on the ground.
OniAngel7 2 years ago
OSU
MasOyama10dan 2 years ago
this is guy is powerful! almost scary compared to the rest of the contenders...
he's really built. alot of power and experience..
he's extremely limited though.
his style doesn't seem adaptable
synjid 2 years ago
Most of his opponents were ab out 65kgs and blue belts who put on black belts to look good for the video. Compared to da Costa or Filho this 100 Manis shameful.
joopsnoop 2 years ago
how do u know this, jus askin 4 info... not to be an ass
jonesnata 2 years ago
I was there on the day. I was training at Honbu in Japan at the time. I am not saying Matsui is not a technique genius but this 100 man kumite was not realistic.
joopsnoop 2 years ago
man... thanks for the info, that does kinda suck, not to take nothin away but it sheds light
jonesnata 2 years ago
I couldn't go through more than 30 of those guys before I'd get too tired. IF I was lucky.
AurumenK 2 years ago
hes good but he couldve just fought 20 people and the video said he had done 100
twokon 2 years ago
as to the video, it seems some of the guys he fought were little kids, saw a couple of blue belts, but many of them were blacks, and regardless, it takes impressive stamina and strength of will to go through 100 opponents.
uzernam302 2 years ago 2
I would like to fight against this guy. He look one heck of a challenge.
ToddWalther 2 years ago
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krullbulle59 2 years ago
\m/ to the Pakistani dudes at 4:19.. dont ask me how i know this.
crimsonw0lf 2 years ago
Okay, how?
Draykid 2 years ago
If i knew the reason, i probably would have stated it. =(
crimsonw0lf 2 years ago
I really wanna know more about Kyokushin, i love the idea behind it and it looks really nice in action, interesting vid.
crimsonw0lf 2 years ago
wow he really raped that green belt at 4:22
LOL
chovixnator017 3 years ago
Shokei Matsui is the bomb!! he is hardcore. Any one who trains in Kyokushinkai would understand that. And rodneyghee, you will never understand the concept about kyokushin, or matter a fact, you will never understand karate.
KyOkUsHiNFiGhTeR09 3 years ago
kyukoshinkai there isnt an age barrior the kids train just as hard as the adults in street fights you kick ass with this sport its just as good as any other sport mui thi etc (however u spell it)
daleyy1234 3 years ago
Muay Thai or Muai Thai. And yes, it is just as effective as any other combat sport, and at its essence kyokushin is also a great martial art.
farorin 3 years ago
Why i haven't noticed the wooden sticks in his hands???
jahdi13 3 years ago
i can say one problem with karate it has been adulterated...see what they do in japan and see what they do in others countries...kids getting black belts yet they cannot compete vigorously,even to the point they gave a belt to a chipanzee this is bullcrap,hence when we hear about karate we laugh coz anyone can get it from the so called McDojo.Giving the students the false sense of security yet they remain untested...hence when faced with tis they end up being beaten or worse dead.
rodneyghee 3 years ago
Point well taken about the chimpanzee thing ,but black belts also prove the hard work and all the time students have spent in training.
Pninja885 3 years ago
People laugh when they here the word Kara-te cause they are Ignorant ! Real kara-te Comes from Japan?Real Kara-te is taught by Masters not children! Brazilian Jujitsue , come from Japan! Sombo comes from Japan? To many people study Kara-te at these Mcdojo's! There are Kara-te schools that teacher real Kara-te! But most Lazzy Americans wouldn't know that because they watch to much U.F.C!!!
windowlicker1980 3 years ago 2
Karate was born in Okinawa. Japan gave birth to Kendo, Sumo, Jujuitsu, Ninjuitsu, Aikido, etc.
amsablan 3 years ago
I think all of you give too much importance to a black belt... Obtaining a black belt means nothing more than obtaining the right to become a beginner in the school you have chosen... And that is why I don't see any problem with giving black belts to kids... It never meant that you were good... And if you judge somone just by the color of its blet you are in for a big surprise at some point...
jazzyslip 2 years ago
doesnt the person that obtains a black belt have to prove himself in some way to get it?i thought that you hade to do advanced moves and combinations and stuff like that,and being really good at the martial art?pls correct me if im wrong
krullbulle59 2 years ago
well from my point of view you are not wrong krullbulle59: the moves you are asked to perform for a shodan grading are indeed more complex than for the kyu grades (and tehrefore more "advanced"), but they are not the essence of any martial art... If anything, I would say they are just the very begining ;)
jazzyslip 2 years ago
ahh i agree with you my friend:)
krullbulle59 2 years ago
depending on what school your at, it should be demanding physically and mentally, there are schools out there that have high expectations, on the other hand there are those that just give out the belts, maybe this is why muay thai and mma is getting more popular.
singhakabuttar 2 years ago
Muay Thai is getting popular because there has never been an elite Kyokushin guy in the UFC. For a style to get popular, you need an elite practitioner to show it's superiority in the MMA cage. Until that happens, people will go with the consensus style. Humans are weak, they only go with other people are using that seemingly "works." Another big thing is the UFC banning the Gi. Now, nobody can readily identify Karate because you have to go shirtless in the UFC.
gyromancy2 2 years ago
what about gsp
xmaxjacky123 2 years ago
GSP only did Karate for 7 years and then quit. And his only teacher for Karate was his Dad. GSP also never won any Kyokushin tournaments. That's not really my definition of an elite practitioner.
Karate needs a guy like Dimitrov, Tsukamoto, or Donatas to learn some Jiu-Jitsu defense and then go into MMA and start tearing up the competition.
GSP is more of a muay thai fighter now. He abandoned Karate a LONG LONG time ago. He only wears the Gi because it looks cool
gyromancy2 2 years ago
his dad was not his karate teacher and i am positive that ppl in k1 uses kyokshuin karate
xmaxjacky123 2 years ago
you're right because Lyoto Machida doesn't use it.
QUntouchable 2 years ago
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If you watch Lyoto's fights, you'll see that he uses 90 percent Muay Thai in his standup game and 10 percent Karate. That's hardly a Karate practitioner
gyromancy2 2 years ago
Are you crazy?! His main style is Karate. Thats how he started getting his name around. Because he was going undefeated with a style that no one else uses. He may use Muay Thai in the ring when they get close, but thats MMA, he has many Karate championships and decorations in Brazil. He uses Karate the most, and more than anyone else in the UFC.
QUntouchable 2 years ago
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Lyoto uses mostly knees and thai plums. That's not Shotokan. Also, the spinning kicks in Shotokan are very useful, but Lyoto is too scared/wimpy to use them. That's why when you watch him, it's very hard to tell that he's a Karate fighter, because his style in the cage is mostly boring, ugly Muay Thai style.
It's a shame that the only traditional martial artists left in MMA are Cung Le, Lukasz Jurkowski, and Andrews Nakahara.
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gyromancy2 2 years ago
Well now this conversation is dead to me. Cung Le is more of an actor than a "real martial artist", so I'm going to let you live in your dream world.
QUntouchable 2 years ago
You're the only living in a dream world because you're calling a Wushu/Sanshou champion and pioneer not a real martial artist. That is insane. Who cares if he does movies? A guy can't have a hobby on the side?? Also, Cung is fighting on December 19th for STrikeforce.
gyromancy2 2 years ago 2
dude cung has a taekwando blackbelt ane hes awesome in sanshou that make him a martial artsts in anyones world.bruce lee also acted so he wasnt a martial arist?
haris000000 2 years ago
OK IDIOT.
1.Clinch knees are in original Shotokan Karate, TKD, and are originally found in ancient Kung Fu styles that bleed into Bokator which bleed into Maui Boran which combined with western boxing to make Maui Thai=Thai boxing.
2. Lyoto uses a linear stance which is in Shotokan and TKD. He has used switch kick combos, mawashi geri(roundhouse) followed by straight punches to down Rashad for example.
3. He used a shotokan karate takedown with ridge hand against Soukujou.
4.etc...baka
wiggalama 2 years ago
well, having a black belt is SUPPOSED to mean something, but nowadays you can see some little 10 year old walking around with a black belt he practically got by the hard work of his parent's checkbook.. some black belts are bad jokes, others are anything but funny.
uzernam302 2 years ago
i agree 100% i tell everyone that but no one believess me they think if someone is a black belt they have to be good
twokon 2 years ago
a black belt at a good solid school means something, giving a black belt to a kid is stupid, there is no set standard however, which makes it dificult to judge someone by there belt,
singhakabuttar 2 years ago
@jazzyslip
you're right, you can't judge an opponent by the color of their belt.
But achieving the rank of Shodan black belt is a huge achievement. Maybe not so much in America, since there are so many unlegitimate "martial arts" dojos that hand out belts like candy. But in Japan, it takes well over a decade to earn your black belt, and thats alot of hard work and training. It took me 11 1/2 years to earn my black belt in Judo.
Giving black belts to kids disrespects those who have earned it.
BrettNASTYY 1 year ago
@BrettNASTYY
there are some schools in America that are still true. In my school, it doesn't necessarily take over a decade to earn your black belt, but you only test when our master says you are ready. And our tests are just ridiculous hard. Our master even said his tests are ridiculous and that he tests us harder than he was tested.
JSwanKilowJ 1 year ago
I do boxing..and i magine what this guy goes through..please remember there are no rounds here and he's not resting just fighting fresh fighters...well done.
rodneyghee 3 years ago
kyokushin is really helpful imagine being attacked by 5 guys yet you soarred with 100 guys..is in't it better.Like bruce lee once said "any style that will help you defend yourself in a real fight is worth practising".
rodneyghee 3 years ago
in kyokushin. you cant punch to the face an this is one of the things that gives kyokushinkai people a false sense of security. they also banned all aspects of grappling from kyokushin tournaments an u got the nerve to talk shyt about taekwondo and tai chi? id like you to take a trip to Korea an visit a real taekwondo dojang or military people who do taekwondo an spar them an see what happens to you
kickfighter666 3 years ago
"u got the nerve to talk shyt about taekwondo and tai chi?"
For sure. And even tho I practice kyokushin myself, I 'm not blind to its shortcomings, either. Kyokushin is very focused on competition and it seems that self defense takes a back seat to that. I wouldn't recommend kyokushin or any other form of karate as a system for self defense.
"take a trip to Korea"
If there in Korea exists TKD practioners that can beat me, that still doesn't mean TKD is an effective system.
KaptajnKold 2 years ago
Ive been saying that for years. Ive done tkd but it had soooo many shortcomings as a system. especially for me since im a heavyweight and tkd is all about speed.
adrikk1 2 years ago
at 2:11 ouch.
KataVideo 3 years ago
This guy should keep his head up. And I don't think the round against that kid hsuold count.
mrpopenfresh 3 years ago
WTF are all those people bitching around?!
People that are saying that is fake and other bullshits, don't stand 1 minute fighting with a little kid...
The guy need to fight against 100 blackbelts...
Do you guys think you can stand a single one?
Menace1979 3 years ago
dude the guys aint attacking lol thats wut i can see they not even fast enough xD one of 'em dropped without even get touched lol ah nvm -,- its still fake lol
senary1234 3 years ago
they dont even try to hit him
senary1234 3 years ago
its not fake maybe you don't know anything about martial arts... kyokushin training is kinda hard you have to fight more than 20 black belters just to be one of them... and in martial arts when you fight you wait you don't just attack thats why they don't try that mush to hit him...
stupid
jelo245 3 years ago
u don't just wait, u wait for the appropriate moment to strike and secondly the opponent is not obliged to always wait to attack. the point is that the first one to attack need to do so very quickly in order for the attack to be effective!
kiangshinss 3 years ago
it looks so fake -,-
senary1234 3 years ago
got pwnd by #34 guy
meepa123 3 years ago
When i can beat one of them I will be happy xD lol
JudoGirl20 3 years ago
AHAAHAHA these guys are nervous as shit put a yakuza in there then I'd be 2X as good if these guys realize he's good but human I'd make for a much better fight not that this kumite sucks the other fighters are just scared pissin themselves before they even are hit.
Metalface92 3 years ago
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He is only fighting small guys
morrink 3 years ago
hes fighting 100 people you moron.
lllmoparlll 3 years ago 3
just got owned
re4jlsk2 3 years ago
Much respects for the kyokushinkai karateka's .
Sosai had exactlky this in mind when founding his own style .. the kyokushin way ..never give and never surrender ..
OSU !
the 100 man kumite is the living proof of mental power and stamina of one fighter ..
if one is eager to win ... one will train for it .. if not .. then at the first fight ,one loses .
Keep in mind that this kind of test demands hard work and dedication .
OSU !
QuanYin71 3 years ago 4
75 wins, 12 losses, and 13 draws!
This guy wasn't just laying back and defending.
He was going for the win.
tomekanou 3 years ago
Those hook kicks are lethal.
goki22 3 years ago
this is awsome,but what is this dueling shit on youtube,you guy's had too much kung fu movies.
marvinhagler23 3 years ago
Exactly Marv,all these online throwdowns are a bit futile and ultimately a bit embarrasing,this is real life not 'Fists of Fury' this sort of foolishness diminishes us all .
iroscoe 3 years ago 3
I agree big time!
DGrieux 3 years ago
I want to fight with you xskyfirex , where do you live?
I 'll take a train, and i'll see how you're strong.
I respect Muay thai, but i prefer karate, and i'm sure, if there is a figt between us, i'll win...
Hassandu49 3 years ago
Big attitude = small penis | | v
moelicious1 3 years ago 4
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I could destroy this guy.
MUAY THAI SITYODTONG REPRESENT
xskyfirex 3 years ago
go away you headstrong muay thai fighter, we dont need your arrogence here. i hate how cocky you losers are.
brayden12345 3 years ago 3
more like you hate how you can't fight.
Where do you live / train? Let's fight and put it on youtube. I'll travel for this.
xskyfirex 3 years ago
bud, im 15 im not gunna fight you, and i can fight, but im still learning. your just a dick that thinks hes the king of all things. i swear, when im older and ready, ide take up that offer. but for now, im gunna be the bigger man and end this right now. the greatest fighter is one that can win a fight without throwing a single fist.
brayden12345 3 years ago
ok, Ill settle for your instructor / teacher.
set it up.
xskyfirex 3 years ago
seriously, get a life, my sensai is a better fighter and a better man then you'll ever be, hes a doctor as well as a 4th degree black belt. your stupidity amazes me, like what kind of idiot goes around challenging peoples teachers. really, how self conscious do you have to be to need to prove yourself to everybody. have a good life, your blocked.
brayden12345 3 years ago 2
Love ur comment, ur sensei is very qualified and hes a black belt, so is my dad, black belt 1st dan, and he got his MBA degree in the 17 best university in the world, Imperial college of science technology and Medicine. Matsui told my dad's sensei Peter han that he doesnt want gangsters 2 do Kyokushin, he wants qualified ppl cause it shows they r disciplined, and what they hav achieved through hardwork.
UchihaItachi8989 3 years ago
Martial arts were meant people alive... Enough of this bullshit.
Showing fights and moves carelessly is just a complete waste. I'd never take my knowledge of tae kwon-do and frivelously toss it like that in a YouTube comment board.
kobi127 3 years ago