@venethor Agreed. It amounts to "what fits the moment". If your adversary gives you the appropriate opening then its an option. However if your opponent is savy , that tactic could be disasterous for you. Case by case basis only....As a trainee of the blade I usually look to cut/hack things like incoming kicks.... I believe the old Masters of the sword in Europe taught things such as a stomp to the groin. I'm sure they only advocated it when appropriate rather than a primary tactic. Worked here.
Lol @ everyone talking about training for real life combat. There is no perfect system that is also safe. There's no way to simulate every aspect of a real fight. The only way to do that is to get in fights, and I guarantee no matter how 'dumbed down' sport fencing is, you could still use it to pin an untrained thug to a wall.
Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if this would be a normal thing to see on a rapier class circa 1500. Not sure about rules of dueling, but for sure this was a fine for training for general self defense if some hood tried to mug you on the street and basic training could get nasty too.
@mojothemigo yeah my historical fencing teacher theaces it even now along with "If he stands wrong break his leg." Of course applies only for self-defence, staged stunts (where his leg stays in one piece) and demonstrations of why to stand the right way (lot of pain included).
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I expected one to accidently stab the other in the ass but hell that was even funnier...... Well anyway back to the gore.
Who kicks someone in the balls??? The man who understands Truth in Combat and sets out to win.....that's REAL training ......sport dumbs down the training and teaches one to leave his/herself wide open for attack because one doesn't have to consider those attacks....reality combat is different. Of course if you only play sport against other sportsmen that's a different consideration....
@BloodyCrAzYzzz Well, Was not taking a swipe at Muay Thai...as fine sport that actually is very relevant to unarmed street combat.,..they can give and take great punishment and their tools are very practical. However , they do eschew training in the realm of weapon /counter weapon , multiple attackers , firearms and still have some conditioning to ring rules that can leave them open to certain considerations . I train Muay Thai as well. I love it but recognize its limitations too
@dallastiger1 Yea but kicking someone in the balls during a battle might not be such a good idea, because since he expects all kinds of cowardly tricks he might just lob off your leg or impale it :P
@Venethor How is kicking someone in the groin more cowardly than sticking him with a rapier? Or cutting him down with a longsword? Or punching him in the face, for that matter? Any attack that is effective is going to overwhelm or outmaneuver an opponent's defense, ruin their body, and keep them from returning the favor until they're out out of the fight - and is therefore "cowardly".
Who kicks someone in the balls??? The man who understands Truth in Combat and sets out to win.....that's REAL training ......sport dumbs down the training and teaches one to leave his/herself wide open for attack because one doesn't have to consider those attacks....reality combat is different. Of course if you only play sport against other sportsmen that's a different consideration....
This does not look like real rapier to me. Rapiers could only ever hurt someone with a thrust, so why do these people act like they are fencing sabre?
@SorenityVids Real rapiers are sharpened on both sides at least half way down. Although thrusts are the most effective slashes can also cause harm. Either way most of the attmepts in this video were thrusts.
Depends at what point in the development of the "Rapier" you are referring to. The modern definition may be rather fuzzy, however most agree that the true "rapier" no longer has any cutting ability whatsoever. I believe you're referring to the sidesword/"Cut-and-thrust", which could cut decently in addition to cutting.
@HipposHateWater You're completely right. I learned the difference between true rapiers and "rapiers" not too long ago, but much after I'd posted here.
@Taud I'll reluctantly agree with you. However, it should be noted that there are plenty of things out there that aren't real fighting either, including MMA sports like UFC.
@aerik9 that wasnt my point though, my point was that it WASN'T fair because this was a sparring match not a street fight, low blows are forbidden in fencing, hell most of the time any strike with anything but the sword is an illegal move, totally unsportsman like, they wouldn't allow a crotch kick on purpose in professional sport fights either
@Taud Low blows are forbidden in sport fencing, but this was a sparring match meant to reflect historical renaissance combat fencing, in which there is no illegality for anything. Certainly practitioners try to control their attacks when risky, but every so often they bungle it, and stuff like this happens. I myself have clonked a few people on the head because I failed to properly control my strikes when we weren't wearing fencing masks.
@aerik9 this isnt a mistake though, it was a low blow on purpose, where does it say "this was a sparring match meant to reflect historical renaissance combat fencing"??
guy #2 on the ground is a fool and if it had been a real duel he would have lost that weak hand of his and not just his pride =^_^= nice kick btw spot on
@revolversntulips As with any fight, elegance is of limited concern. If you read any number of Renaissance manuscripts on swordfighting, most masters will comment on unpredictability of combat, and even though the sword fighting plates may look pretty, there is a reason there are numerous grappling plates.
@DragonDagger1382 Ok ok I get ya. 10 years ago I was one of the better fencers in my country and in my age (16 years old in sweden but still). Not saying that to brag just wanted to clarify that if you're good at fencing elegancy comes natural because effiiciency is elegant - it's nothing you strive for so to speak. A martial art I think messed that up is kung fu and capoiera. They put elegancy first and then got shitty results. Spare me the shit about hidden techniques all of you who got angry.
@revolversntulips: It depends on the style. Movie fighting is far different from real fighting, and most Kung fu styles are very good at finishing an opponent quickly and efficiently. I agree that capoiera is all for show though, but if you take elements on if it can actually translate into fencing well. I do SCA fighting, occasionally with a curved saber type sword. The basic capoiera footwork is actually really good to move around the floor and get in close for slashing attacks.
Japanese swordsmanship is over rated due to anime and movies.
If the we were to pit a samurai vs a knight in a fight to the death. The knight will cleave he jap in two. Due to the knight massive size and strength compare to the little jap.
@XSoulStormX That's not true, bro. The Jap and the knight were actually roughly the same size back in the day. Besides that, the Jap was far more nimble than the knight in its heavy-ass armor, due to the Jap's slightly less heavy-ass armor. Thus, it's really be a toss-up.
I like the old version of the 3 Musketeers, with Michael York as D'Artagnan, for this reason. The fighting was realistic and often used dirty tricks and improvised attacks. If you haven't seen it, you should.
@JohnnyWishbone85 indeed, in Kendo, even if you make a clear and solid strike, you can be denied said point if the judge feel you didn't put enough spirit into the strike. whereas, in european fencing, you don't get a point unless you hit your target, and thats it.
@JohnnyWishbone85 martial arts means "art of Mars". Mars is the god of war.
So really martial arts is the art of fighting for life and death. That means everything is fair.
The so-called "martial arts" practiced to day is not "martial arts". They are "combat sports". Sports for combat and similar between gentlemen. They are not really about life and death, just some fun; and character building, if you buy into that.
Everything that harms your opponent is legal in a real fight...Any kicks, punches, weapon holding and even insluts are legal...not in the sport fencing on the Olympics, but in most of historical fencing schools, almost everything is allowed
damm straight. only in a duel are there any rules. in a true sword fight everything is allowed. most of those fights were over within 30 seconds anyway
Ohhh... Hope you were wearing a cup there man. That was a good solid hit.
frigidmagi 5 days ago
@venethor Agreed. It amounts to "what fits the moment". If your adversary gives you the appropriate opening then its an option. However if your opponent is savy , that tactic could be disasterous for you. Case by case basis only....As a trainee of the blade I usually look to cut/hack things like incoming kicks.... I believe the old Masters of the sword in Europe taught things such as a stomp to the groin. I'm sure they only advocated it when appropriate rather than a primary tactic. Worked here.
dallastiger1 3 weeks ago
Lol @ everyone talking about training for real life combat. There is no perfect system that is also safe. There's no way to simulate every aspect of a real fight. The only way to do that is to get in fights, and I guarantee no matter how 'dumbed down' sport fencing is, you could still use it to pin an untrained thug to a wall.
Irmasterlol 1 month ago
why fence
GET A KATANA AND FIGHT TO THE DEATH
mrcannibalfreak 1 month ago
Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if this would be a normal thing to see on a rapier class circa 1500. Not sure about rules of dueling, but for sure this was a fine for training for general self defense if some hood tried to mug you on the street and basic training could get nasty too.
mojothemigo 2 months ago
@mojothemigo yeah my historical fencing teacher theaces it even now along with "If he stands wrong break his leg." Of course applies only for self-defence, staged stunts (where his leg stays in one piece) and demonstrations of why to stand the right way (lot of pain included).
Artanis99 1 month ago
Now that is fencing!
tbskms 2 months ago
And that, children, is one reason why you always wear a cup when fencing.
HarpuiaEXE 2 months ago
Is that Tintern Abbey in the background?
rivlukcoltd 2 months ago
Who grabs someone elses rapier in midcombat? I'd have kicked him in the balls too.
DRTMaverick 3 months ago
@DRTMaverick
"Who grabs someone elses rapier in midcombat?"
Anyone that gets the chance and are good at rapier fencing. And yea, it seems like a kick is a good counter.
gurkfisk89 2 months ago
next time try colt
RonyWithoutPony 3 months ago
mercy is the sign of a great man, poke, while, maybe i'm only a good man, poke, actually, i'm just an ok man.
GhostHacker55 3 months ago
what a dick!
muttsrus 4 months ago
FLAWLESS VICTORY!!!
fdmarminy 4 months ago
Well he did come at him with a sword..
Cokecakepopcorn 4 months ago
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I expected one to accidently stab the other in the ass but hell that was even funnier...... Well anyway back to the gore.
booyalakasha1 4 months ago 2
alls fair in love and war
MrMeineNamen 5 months ago
haha that was great
ballerking400 5 months ago
QUICKLY! poke him while hes down! do it now!
yourlitlesister 5 months ago
QUICKLY! poke him while hes down! do it now!
yourlitlesister 5 months ago
POKE HIM WHILE HES DOWN, QUICKLY!
yourlitlesister 5 months ago
POKE HIM WHILE HES DOWN, QUICKLY!
yourlitlesister 5 months ago
POKE HIM WHILE HES DOWN, QUICKLY!
yourlitlesister 5 months ago
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Just shoot him.
lookielouE1705 6 months ago
is that outside of the famous Tintern abbey?
rivlukcoltd 6 months ago
assassin's creed 2.
burn19ballz 6 months ago
oww
MetalKing1417 6 months ago
fuck swords, lets just kick him in the balls.
ClementKor 7 months ago 18
Who kicks someone in the balls??? The man who understands Truth in Combat and sets out to win.....that's REAL training ......sport dumbs down the training and teaches one to leave his/herself wide open for attack because one doesn't have to consider those attacks....reality combat is different. Of course if you only play sport against other sportsmen that's a different consideration....
dallastiger1 7 months ago 13
@dallastiger1 LOL gl against any good muay thai fighter xD
BloodyCrAzYzzz 2 months ago
@BloodyCrAzYzzz Well, Was not taking a swipe at Muay Thai...as fine sport that actually is very relevant to unarmed street combat.,..they can give and take great punishment and their tools are very practical. However , they do eschew training in the realm of weapon /counter weapon , multiple attackers , firearms and still have some conditioning to ring rules that can leave them open to certain considerations . I train Muay Thai as well. I love it but recognize its limitations too
dallastiger1 2 months ago
@dallastiger1 Yeh weapons suck. Especialy if u talk about a gun. It's just to easy to kill someone with it.
BloodyCrAzYzzz 2 months ago
@dallastiger1 Yea but kicking someone in the balls during a battle might not be such a good idea, because since he expects all kinds of cowardly tricks he might just lob off your leg or impale it :P
Venethor 3 weeks ago
@Venethor How is kicking someone in the groin more cowardly than sticking him with a rapier? Or cutting him down with a longsword? Or punching him in the face, for that matter? Any attack that is effective is going to overwhelm or outmaneuver an opponent's defense, ruin their body, and keep them from returning the favor until they're out out of the fight - and is therefore "cowardly".
fakejohnwilkesbooth 2 days ago
Who kicks someone in the balls??? The man who understands Truth in Combat and sets out to win.....that's REAL training ......sport dumbs down the training and teaches one to leave his/herself wide open for attack because one doesn't have to consider those attacks....reality combat is different. Of course if you only play sport against other sportsmen that's a different consideration....
dallastiger1 7 months ago
who the fuck kicks someone in the balls?
LastOfTheWilds920 7 months ago
@LastOfTheWilds920 uhm, someone trying to win?
Darthbelal 7 months ago 4
in real combat, that move is totally acceptable. Most training, however, frowns on that move. Still find it freakin hilarious.
AceVendetta 7 months ago 2
If worse comes to worse kick them in the nuts lol
wolfsrain91 8 months ago
ahahaha! now that, that is a good reflex XD
spectraldistortion 8 months ago
left: Forget......
right: mh..? about what?
left: TO EVER HAVING A BABY!!!!
*kick!*
YouyoumuTeam 8 months ago
Don´t try to grab the swordarm.... he deseved it :P
Glaswalker1001 8 months ago
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BayWolf00 8 months ago
If only my club had that as a valid attack!!! Ugh!!
SikizuYukia 9 months ago
Kid new he was beat so he kicks him in the junk! 0:08
SweetMooch 9 months ago
One of the reasons it helps to lead with a shoulder ....and keep your front foot turned in.
lebarosky 9 months ago
You have to admit; the techniques would have worked in real life.
spacecadet35 9 months ago 4
0:10 FALCON KICK!
kyleisreallycool 10 months ago
looks cooler in 1911 mode
malevolenceXXXensues 10 months ago
please let the reffs alow
dyeman888 10 months ago
Why "gone bad"? He floored him, didn't he? That is what it is all about....
LutzBrux 10 months ago
@LutzBrux
It did go bad for the other guy.
gurkfisk89 10 months ago
This does not look like real rapier to me. Rapiers could only ever hurt someone with a thrust, so why do these people act like they are fencing sabre?
SorenityVids 10 months ago
@SorenityVids Real rapiers are sharpened on both sides at least half way down. Although thrusts are the most effective slashes can also cause harm. Either way most of the attmepts in this video were thrusts.
Billythewookie 10 months ago
@SorenityVids Ok, I'm coming to belt you around the head with a rapier. We will see who is standing afterwards.
danfrost313 10 months ago
@SorenityVids Because rapiers can cut with a slash, too. The edges near the tip are sharp; hence the English style of swordfighting.
vostrikov5828 9 months ago
@vostrikov5828
Depends at what point in the development of the "Rapier" you are referring to. The modern definition may be rather fuzzy, however most agree that the true "rapier" no longer has any cutting ability whatsoever. I believe you're referring to the sidesword/"Cut-and-thrust", which could cut decently in addition to cutting.
HipposHateWater 6 months ago
@HipposHateWater You're completely right. I learned the difference between true rapiers and "rapiers" not too long ago, but much after I'd posted here.
vostrikov5828 6 months ago
@vostrikov5828
I noticed the date of your post only after I clicked "post."
Why I always do that, I'll never know... :P
Sorry if it felt like I was chewing you out on something you already knew.
HipposHateWater 6 months ago
@HipposHateWater No worries. At any rate, you may have helped clarify the issue for future comment-readers.
vostrikov5828 6 months ago
@vostrikov5828
I'm gonna make sure that makes it into my eulogy.
"He enlightened countless intellectually-lost souls wandering YouTube by clarifying what a 'rapier' really is..." : )
HipposHateWater 6 months ago
HNNNNNNNNNNNGGGHHHH
sniperquasi 11 months ago
Al Davis said it best, just win, baby, win.
TheStranglehold 11 months ago
I didn't realize kicking in the nads was a legitimate fencing technique
skeptic1890 11 months ago
@skeptic1890
It isn't in sport fencing. But in historical fencing it is. If you kick with too much force your sparring partner may become a bit angry tho.
gurkfisk89 11 months ago
Wait, why did this happen?
leeham991 11 months ago
I'd have waited until he came out of the dressing room and then have smashed a very heavy bottle over his head. Arsehole.
priapus56 11 months ago
Honour restored.
BLUELUTRA 11 months ago
KICK TO THE DICK
EvaristoH 11 months ago
finish him
Anthonyplaybass 11 months ago 36
Totally fair if it was a real fight
Bowmaster512 1 year ago
@Bowmaster512 yeah LOL problem was this wasnt a fight in the first place fencing/sparring is not a real fight
Taud 11 months ago
@Taud I'll reluctantly agree with you. However, it should be noted that there are plenty of things out there that aren't real fighting either, including MMA sports like UFC.
aerik9 10 months ago
@aerik9 that wasnt my point though, my point was that it WASN'T fair because this was a sparring match not a street fight, low blows are forbidden in fencing, hell most of the time any strike with anything but the sword is an illegal move, totally unsportsman like, they wouldn't allow a crotch kick on purpose in professional sport fights either
Taud 10 months ago
@Taud Low blows are forbidden in sport fencing, but this was a sparring match meant to reflect historical renaissance combat fencing, in which there is no illegality for anything. Certainly practitioners try to control their attacks when risky, but every so often they bungle it, and stuff like this happens. I myself have clonked a few people on the head because I failed to properly control my strikes when we weren't wearing fencing masks.
aerik9 10 months ago
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@aerik9 this isnt a mistake though, it was a low blow on purpose, where does it say "this was a sparring match meant to reflect historical renaissance combat fencing"??
Taud 10 months ago
@Taud
Sport fencing is just that: a 'sport', NOT a martial art. Therefore, it's "rules of conduct" do not apply.
HipposHateWater 6 months ago
@HipposHateWater what? oh that was about 5 months ago i've already moved on from the debate with this guy
Taud 6 months ago
perfect action in that distance. flawless victory.
rukapashnik 1 year ago
! ! ! ! FATALITY ! ! ! !
kornofulgur 1 year ago 52
guy #2 on the ground is a fool and if it had been a real duel he would have lost that weak hand of his and not just his pride =^_^= nice kick btw spot on
berserkpaladin1234 1 year ago 3
DOUCHE!!
iTrollThis 1 year ago 2
wtf.... i saw that, i immediately grabbed my nuts and grunted
what a bitch that girl is
InsanePickle007 1 year ago
what a douche....and that bitch that laughed...what a bitch i hope someone laughs at her when shes giving birth...bitch
Polskmofo 1 year ago
Hopefully he was practicing safe fencing and was wearing a sports cup. :D
DarckTheCat 1 year ago 4
@DarckTheCat +1
ClockworkGidget 1 year ago
SCREMBLED EGGS ! XDDDDD
TheBrix86 1 year ago
hmm, well this leads to a quite effective killing blow I'd say! XDDD
MajorCoolD 1 year ago
Touche!
tigranvartanovitch 1 year ago
Haha...he was like "Imma stab you...Imma sta-!" *kicked in the nuts*
Brianmystic2 1 year ago
Happened to me one time, it hurts more when you laugh afterwards. People always forget the legs. lol
acephantom903 1 year ago
Bladeless victory, you win!... Ouch =S.
espp1973 1 year ago 3
Guy1: Take that!
Guy2: AWW FUCK MAN! YOU HAVE A SWORD!!!!
NewChannelsFTL 1 year ago
サイテ～
ARTkendou 1 year ago
NUT SHOT!
firehotbanana 1 year ago
WEAR A FUCKING CUP.
sandcrab132 1 year ago
was expecting someones eyes to get poked out lol
Skullzero1 1 year ago
Thats pirate fenceing
mifolious 1 year ago 2
that was just...wrong...but lol totally unexpected.
Sinbad683 1 year ago
....ok... now let's try some fencing....^*
KNavis70 1 year ago
FINISH HIM!!!!
alvinperlas 1 year ago
ULTIMATE ONE HIT KO.
PowerfulFoe 1 year ago
Always...
...always wear a cup.
Brianmystic2 1 year ago
If you want your day ruined, search YouTube for Muslim Demographics.
Bellybeard 1 year ago
@Bellybeard - You should look it up on Snopes dot com
The information is very one-sided, and not particularly accurate.
frostek 9 months ago
That is skill in my view. Who needs to be a gentleman in a fight, that is not how to win war
scottscwalker 1 year ago
Fencing is supposed to be elegant...that just looks like two blind men settling a quarrel.
revolversntulips 1 year ago
@revolversntulips As with any fight, elegance is of limited concern. If you read any number of Renaissance manuscripts on swordfighting, most masters will comment on unpredictability of combat, and even though the sword fighting plates may look pretty, there is a reason there are numerous grappling plates.
DragonDagger1382 1 year ago
@DragonDagger1382 Ok ok I get ya. 10 years ago I was one of the better fencers in my country and in my age (16 years old in sweden but still). Not saying that to brag just wanted to clarify that if you're good at fencing elegancy comes natural because effiiciency is elegant - it's nothing you strive for so to speak. A martial art I think messed that up is kung fu and capoiera. They put elegancy first and then got shitty results. Spare me the shit about hidden techniques all of you who got angry.
revolversntulips 1 year ago
@revolversntulips: It depends on the style. Movie fighting is far different from real fighting, and most Kung fu styles are very good at finishing an opponent quickly and efficiently. I agree that capoiera is all for show though, but if you take elements on if it can actually translate into fencing well. I do SCA fighting, occasionally with a curved saber type sword. The basic capoiera footwork is actually really good to move around the floor and get in close for slashing attacks.
EatSleepBreathMovies 1 year ago
OWNED!
WhatJustHappendd 1 year ago
Hahaha ;D
GunniTheGunman 1 year ago
average weight of plate armour from europe was around 45-65 lbs. approximately the same as samurai armour.
tejhim 1 year ago
@tejhim : And for the most part, samurai armor was made of wood, not metal.
Halofreakanoid 10 months ago
good technique. :)
mastermemorex 1 year ago
ah the good old kick in the balls. works in any fight
Gouveia100 1 year ago
Japanese swordsmanship is over rated due to anime and movies.
If the we were to pit a samurai vs a knight in a fight to the death. The knight will cleave he jap in two. Due to the knight massive size and strength compare to the little jap.
XSoulStormX 1 year ago
@XSoulStormX That's not true, bro. The Jap and the knight were actually roughly the same size back in the day. Besides that, the Jap was far more nimble than the knight in its heavy-ass armor, due to the Jap's slightly less heavy-ass armor. Thus, it's really be a toss-up.
kenkanif729 9 months ago
Good example of what NOT to do
BlackHarryAdams 1 year ago
he hit the wrong sword!!!
uzernam302 1 year ago 2
Damn, I was hoping for some impaling.
combatcommand 1 year ago 3
I like the old version of the 3 Musketeers, with Michael York as D'Artagnan, for this reason. The fighting was realistic and often used dirty tricks and improvised attacks. If you haven't seen it, you should.
rmcdaniel423 1 year ago
Feel the point of my rapier scoundrel!
rrraul21 1 year ago
thats why you use these tricks only when the situation is right and not force it
darkfiete 1 year ago
ball shot !
kdsbsb 1 year ago
outstanding move, very effective
imiptat 1 year ago 2
ah yes chivalry at its finest
mic06007 1 year ago 3
was that in the nuts?
fillepus 1 year ago
Oops?
seticat 1 year ago
Touche'
takoshi515 1 year ago 3
Aha, ah well known Tallhofer technique. shau die testickelen...
DomusUlixes 1 year ago 3
LMAO, now that's swordfighting, kick the shit out him!
hootowl2112 1 year ago 2
touche!
mumpump 2 years ago 2
That move was hardly the mark of a gentleman, but I guess his opponent got too close for comfort ^_^
Jeet27 2 years ago
You could hear that!
ryanlock2u 2 years ago
Luckily, his testicles blocked the blow to his abdomen!
Ow! I can imagine men around the world feeling secondary pain from that kick.
frostek 2 years ago 93
@frostek lmao
pyromaniactard3 1 year ago
@frostek
A brilliant display of the differences between european and asian martial values:
Asian: Preserve tradition, honor, respect, and culture.
European: Win.
JohnnyWishbone85 1 year ago 2
@JohnnyWishbone85 indeed, in Kendo, even if you make a clear and solid strike, you can be denied said point if the judge feel you didn't put enough spirit into the strike. whereas, in european fencing, you don't get a point unless you hit your target, and thats it.
phoenixrisinghigh 1 year ago
@JohnnyWishbone85 martial arts means "art of Mars". Mars is the god of war.
So really martial arts is the art of fighting for life and death. That means everything is fair.
The so-called "martial arts" practiced to day is not "martial arts". They are "combat sports". Sports for combat and similar between gentlemen. They are not really about life and death, just some fun; and character building, if you buy into that.
It's not martial arts.
Deadman1709 1 year ago 4
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JohnnyWishbone85 1 year ago
@frostek couldn't decide what joke to go with hm?
icanhasfilms 10 months ago
nigga got in too close
ericzsx 2 years ago
poor guy that must have hurt. still funny though
starwarped 2 years ago
lol I believe that is a legal move in a fight though :-)
soapysk 2 years ago 3
Everything that harms your opponent is legal in a real fight...Any kicks, punches, weapon holding and even insluts are legal...not in the sport fencing on the Olympics, but in most of historical fencing schools, almost everything is allowed
Petaros69 2 years ago 6
Fact: Only toothless persons are considered unarmed
Lugnal 2 years ago 10
they might have nails!!! *pulls his pliers out* but we can fix that...
kizure7 2 years ago
Even then they still have fists.
GameMaster255 1 year ago
damm straight. only in a duel are there any rules. in a true sword fight everything is allowed. most of those fights were over within 30 seconds anyway
hellzanetruesdale 2 years ago 3
What you need is a padded codpiece!
meowthedog 2 years ago 2
man on the right : Hey i got you!
Man on the left: nope we're playing roshambo now.
Soriichi 2 years ago
omg! that would've hurt like fucking hell!
commentaryisgood 2 years ago
Touché! :DD
MWaurio 2 years ago 35
Thank God for the cup
weharmon1 2 years ago
BALL SHOT
demonfast 2 years ago
honor thrown out the window ha ha
southwestwardly 2 years ago 2
BULLSEYE !! :D
chashavko 2 years ago
ahahahaha omg that must have hurt alot!
FinalSmashBrother 2 years ago
ROFLMAOCOPTER
Cripwalkify 2 years ago 3
ahahahahahahaha, ... FINISH HIM
TsuchiSwrdFghtr 2 years ago 9
Babality! )
Ilianthewizard 2 years ago 3
Lmao. I dont think Babality would even happen after what has happend here.
Scaltt 2 years ago 2
Shouldn't have grabbed his arm
Southparker100000000 2 years ago
flawless victory...
laffz15 2 years ago 10
haha...
super1337spy 2 years ago
That the most cruel strike of them all
Deancho 2 years ago
I had a feeling as soon as I saw his stance HE was the one who was going to get hurt!
TheVoraciousSnapmare 2 years ago
HAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAAHA !
DynVec 2 years ago
HAHAHA
medievallover120 2 years ago
who needs a sword when u can do that :)
31421 2 years ago 6
Love it. Beautiful. Lmao
acupuncter 2 years ago
brilliant!!
redpiin 2 years ago
HEADSHOT.
think about it...
omg1836 2 years ago
A kick to the nuts! The oldest, dirtiest and most effective attack in one's arsenal! This is a magnificent display of pragmatism in a fight!
Next time the fellow attempts to grab the rapier, he better make sure his nuts are not exposed to a kick!
Punishthefalse 2 years ago 38
thats why I wear a cup at ALL times.
radar77377 2 years ago
@Punishthefalse "In a real fight, you don't fight dirty. You do the things that make dirty look good."
MGlBlaze 1 year ago 2
Finally! Some realistic fight!
duran3d 2 years ago 5
AAAAAAND ITS AN OVER9000 CRITICAL
omg1836 2 years ago