what? youre not supposed to kick in boxing , the other guy didnt kick either so its fair , whats not fair its the huge size/weight advantage that the boxer clearly had

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@@AXharoth It wasn't so much a boxing match but a clash between two martial arts. Kicking and other low maneuvers were fine and dandy there until things started going slightly south for Twister, it became a boxing match mid-fight.

@@Narfstick well it wasnt a boxing match yeah how did they justify forbidding the kicks lol

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omg for real? oh that sucks

He was a really good martial artist/kick boxer and unlike this role, a really nice guy from what I read. RIP

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@@AXharothdied in his sleep. Heart attack

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Haha, it's also important to remember that this is a movie. What you said about spiritual and mental health only applies to some martial artists. whether it's Western or Eastern. Note that boxing is also a martial art. But yeah, Chinese martial arts are oozing with pretentiousness and conceit for the most part. The Shaolin are pretty great though. No one can contest that. That said, they are also a Buddhist religious order, so that plays a large part in who they are.

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boxing is great for your mental health

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He said "kicks"

"kicks". The auto-generated CC doesn't always give the correct pronounce😅😅

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China's one child policy was inspired by that remark.

The response should have been "He can kick as well. So he's admitting he cannot defeat Chinese Kung Fu, then the match IS over b/c he's admitting defeat and admitting he can only win against a boxer".

yes mma

​@@AXharoth....MMA FIGHT GAY. KKKKK

Yo también mescle el taekonwo, boxeo y karate, es muy difícil de aprenderlo pero lo logre aprender 🤑🤙

Tae kwon do IS kickboxing with Kata or pattern involved... its maybe more aerial and more on your toes than heels but that's about it..

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Thats kinda sad

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IP Man's Best opponent must be Scott Adkins, isn't he?

​@@carlitoc.aloc_4thdistrict_673 Yes but Ip Man was in his late 50s or 60s when he fought Scott Adkin's character. He was no longer in his prime. The fight could have gone in a different direction if it was a young Ip Man

​​@@rishavdutta6970No he was like 70-78 during the fourth one, that's why he asked Ching to film him for practicing on the wooden dummy once because he was gonna pass of cancer soon

NGL watching Xu Xiaodong changed my view on this scene a lot

​@@leonard4928this is just a movie, just pure entertainment, not real life

Not if they fight a real martial artist like Fielding Mellish. No MMA has the guts to.

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MMA is supreme

If the boxer didn't use gloves like Ip man then fight would be over in 30 seconds

That was not a decision man. Raise your iq and find out what's the name for this kind of acts.

@@MikeJohnMentzer Yeah IP man would have been knocked the heck out at the first round as we saw except he wouldnt have gotten back up in time.

Twister might be very strong and durable but he's more weaker than Frank and Garton Geddes. Edit: Ip Man can beat both of them too even when he's not in his prime.

Exactly 😀

Bruh 😭

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Yes I was

Watching Xu Xiaodong videos makes me realise this

Nope Master Hung could have won but he got an asthma attack and he still kept fighting despite the lack of oxygen...... what a resilient warrior. 😢😢

When you attack he attack. defend first noob. the boxer lose because he defend less.😊

My brother and I spar with Wing Chun; he is much better than I am. I am aggressive and throw my momentum into the fight, and he almost effortlessly is able to redirect my momentum into his own attacks. As I attack harder he hits harder because the defensive aspect of Wing Chun can direct the offensive of your opponent back at themselves. It's quite interesting, and I have a bit to learn still when it comes to this.

@@rookiecookie722 Ohh i see

This is partly where Bruce Lee gets his counter-attack style from.

He never said such stupidity. Stop believing in fake news

@@THEBAIRAMAN He said, stop being delusional

😂😂😂Lies a well trained kung fu student beats any well trained boxer you seem not to know what kungfu is...

@@michaelmuya3013 Lol kung fu works only in chinese movies

@@sean6003 yeah sure. All you said happened in the last round. For the most part of the match, Twister showed how good boxing it is

It’s a movie Lmfaoo a professional boxer is never beating someone who mastered wing chun and I’m pretty sure if this was a real fight the boxer wouldn’t be as durable as it makes him seem one good punch or kick from ip would put him down he wouldn’t need multiple hits

@@Numba14 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m4CSZKKan4BiqoU.html Boxer embarrasses Wing Chun master by using only one hand.

​@@Numba14Imagine being this delusional. A professional boxer would destroy a "wing chun master" with one hand tied behind his back, in fact, several have.

​@@bobbys1308 I've never seen a master recognized by Ip's family be beaten by a boxer, although Donnie Yen and Mike Tyson did get together to shoot a movie scene, and Mike's the one who ended up getting hurt during that, not Donnie Yen. Donnie Yen was trained by Ip Man's son, Ip Chun, but that was only briefly and I don't know whether or not Donnie is considered a master by the grandmaster. That said, I have trained Wing Chun for a year, and playing around with a kickboxer friend of mine who has trained for only six months and who weighs fifty pounds more than I do, I have the upper hand 7/10 times.

Xu Xiodong proved certain "masters" were fake, which is very good. I don't really care to argue it, but I'll just put this out there; I spar with guys who weigh fifty pounds more than I do, I use Wing Chun, I have the upper hand over half the time. It seems to work for me, I don't know why that is, since I've been told by lots of people that it does not work. I've also been told that Wing Chun doesn't have anything for grappling and ground work, but Chi Sao translates from the hands to the legs for me. I've only ever trained Wing Chun, so I don't know what explanation to give, but it works for me.

Lots of anachronisms there, like the ring bunnies prancing around with round cards, or the WWF showmanship entrance wearing the flag... that would've gotten him publicly shamed, people had actual respect for national symbols back then.

Ip Man would break his fingers without gloves. Donnie Yen broke Mike Tyson's fingers, because boxers have so much power; the gloves are more of a benefit to the boxer who knows how to use them

After what Twister did to Master Hung, to be sincere Twister would have nearly died if I were Ip Man.

I think he was one when he defeated General Muri (idk if this is his name).

​@@fursonia9502it's general miura, you're welcome

Nah, movie 1 Ip Man was way more brutal.

"We want to prove that boxing is better than your martial arts... Oh, but you can't use your martial arts, only hands. Be restricted, like us"

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watch mma and see whats best

Shaolin kung fu is the best

@@unclestrawberryaytedan6011 nah its not

@@AXharoth depends from the fighter

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The boxer in the movie was the one who was out of line then, because he issued the challenge. It's like a child saying to a marine, "I am just as good or even better than you because I can get the drop on you during airsoft from time to time. I could survive on the front lines" not realizing that airsoft is nowhere near 1:1.

@@rookiecookie722 I dod not see this movie yet. But I already saw IP Man . The movie. Perhaps the first movie in this series. I also watched The Drunken Master and Snake in Eagle's Shadow. Starring Jackie Chan. Also Enter The Dragon. Starring Bruce Lee. I also read that in Boxing . In the wider definition of the word boxing as being an unarmed duel with certain rules . Or rather in Karate , which means any unarmed combat . I believe, in Japanese . Often in The Far East in places like Thsiland or Hong Kong. The excitement of an unarmed duel is brought about by. The charachters. Perhaps dueling with very few rules. Maybe even fighting To The Death ! But the way that the show is marketed is with a contrast in styles. Like in Thai Boxing an athlete is expected to perform a dance . A silent description of who he is. Where he or she is from. And perhaps some details of the animal he is planning to imitate . To get the win ! The excitement of a Boxer from the West being brought before a Ksrate guy from Japan. Is part of the show. But to be a true fan. I think it's interesting to read The Rules . As most of The Martial Arts have rules which encourage participation and reduce the chances of a fatal injury . Or a life changing injury happening to The Competitors. Of course if the athletes are Slaves. In years gone by. This was common in Europe. But it's not common anymore and. Folks who go to watch Slaves fight to the death are Scum. In my opinion .