Ethiopian Suri Stick Fighting BBC - Last Man Standing Part 1

Six intrepid athletes travel the world to compete against the most remote tribes on earth at their own sports. The world's most brutal form of stick fighting. It's insanely dangerous; no outsiders have ever before taken part.
The idea is to use a seven-foot pole to knock your opponent down, draw blood, or make him give up.
As far as the rules are concerned, that's about it.

Tim Pyke, Last Man Standing Production Co-ordinator in Ethiopia

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Ethiopian
• Suri
• Stick
• Fighting!

[Dendrophilae]

I love this show, thanks for uploading this video :)

[DOUBLECHEESEBARGER]

this is the best show i have seen in my life. the people are funny though. they think the white guys came from another world, they say they don't look human but got soft hair and good lookin too didn make big deal outtaf it.

[synal]

I wonder how they would do if they fought the natives

[StrikeAtTheHeart]

I never knew Ron Weasly was in this show

[saratomas91]

Have you got the other episodes for this season? I've been looking all over but can't find them. Can't even find it on dvd!

[Jnigga94]

@sabityp , how did you get this episode? and are there any more?

[cirocar]

WHAT?! OUR RIVAL VILLAGE HAS A WHITE ORANGE HAIRED ALIEN WITH THEM?! HACKERS!!

[cirocar]

lool how the first guy that saw them in the village was like: "SLAVE TRADERS... murder them"

[SuTTonxSoulja]

@Xfrond same mate

[BahreNeGash]

@HelloWorld1947

Ante-Werada,

Send-cloth to your Ethiopian brothers to cover their Ethiopian-ass.

[HelloWorld1947]

@albusfr-its called a lip plate....its a tradition that stayed w/ these tribe ppl from back in the day. it all strted wen the muslims were taking ppl from Ethiopia as slaves. and the tribe ppl came up w/ an idea that if they made themselves look as ugly as possible then they will not be taken as slaves, and thus started to expand their lips by putting those lip plates in there. but 2day its seen as a sign a beauty wen it was actually a defense mechanism. im Ethiopian.

[HelloWorld1947]

@BahreNeGash-Ante balegay....iglezegna kuwankuak kalhone tadi lenidinew beinglezegna yemititsifew? degmo atisadeb. inde americanoch afikin atabelsh. habesha neh ina kurat yinurih. ishe?