Pure Skill... How Karate Master Knocked People Out in UFC - Lyoto Machida

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We’ve heard for years that karate doesn't work in MMA, then Lyoto Machida came along and proved otherwise. Performing in the most competitive arenas around the world for over 20 years, the Brazilian Dragon has earned a reputation of a cold-blooded samurai, stalking up a collection of unique knockouts. It's time to recollect the story about the Shotokan Karate master who defied expectations and took the UFC championship belt.
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@ChainsawFPV
@ChainsawFPV Рік тому
"Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. No excuses. He was better than me, and deserved victory. " Words of a good, humble man.
@2sdd
@2sdd Рік тому
i will never understand how u can trashtalk somebody who just kicked ur ass. dude, if he is so trash what does it make you? :F
@Mostbee
@Mostbee Рік тому
@@2sdd In the gaming industry people seems to think otherwise, and I still don't understand.
@markashworth9870
@markashworth9870 Рік тому
A fair ring, A fair fight, and may the best man win.
@SteveWard151
@SteveWard151 Рік тому
Being humble makes you strong
@odinsclone3436
@odinsclone3436 Рік тому
Right one of the few men to step into the ring with enough awareness to stop the fight himself when morally it was time to do so. He was never bitter in defeat and always returned with the same fire he had in the fight before. The dragon was one I always loved to watch fight.. he had a good run and a lethal front kick .
@MA_rone02
@MA_rone02 Рік тому
He came from the best era of UFC. No drama and social media circus. Just amazing fights and title runs.
@areus19891
@areus19891 Рік тому
fvck u r so right :D
@MannySingh316
@MannySingh316 Рік тому
Facts
@armandorodriguez6447
@armandorodriguez6447 Рік тому
Naaaa not the best era.The best era was clearly the Royce Gracie days and Royce was the GREATEST ,no weight class no BS days…This guy just fought and was really good at the craft,a true champ,one who lost and came back for the people,people like champs like that;Rocky like…let’s remember;No fighter stays on top forever though,cause that would be boring
@chrishandsome4267
@chrishandsome4267 Рік тому
@@armandorodriguez6447 lmfao no
@3gard0g-s7one2
@3gard0g-s7one2 Рік тому
yeah... except for the fact that the fights are better now...
@goldennuggetofwisdom5068
@goldennuggetofwisdom5068 7 місяців тому
Machida kicking Vitor in the face and then bowing to his corpse is the most martial arts thing I've ever seen. Such a class act👍
@lipokyanger7685
@lipokyanger7685 6 місяців тому
I began loving MMA because of him. In a brutal bloodsport among killers, he was a skilled gentleman and a beast shrouded in honour and tranquility. That's what I really respected and wanted to become as a person.
@thickymcghee7681
@thickymcghee7681 Рік тому
He broke his arm in training camp, lost the fight, but made zero excuses for losing. What a G.
@HeyMrDJ25
@HeyMrDJ25 Рік тому
Ya if it were me I’d be sayin my arm was f’ed up so I didn’t train properly and that’s why I lost 😂😂 this guys’ humbleness is insane, respects to his father who raised an absolute beast of a legend.
@apathy11303
@apathy11303 Рік тому
He's legit, but he should've pulled out of the fight... His career would've been completely different if he did
@lalalhaihing8870
@lalalhaihing8870 Рік тому
Most champions now won't take the fight. Machida was stupid to fight or his story might have been different if he didn't fight that fight.
@jessecadena
@jessecadena Рік тому
AaplalllllllLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLllLL0PLP
@haraldpettersen3649
@haraldpettersen3649 Рік тому
@MTK - Deep respect.
@MutedByProxy
@MutedByProxy Рік тому
His fight against Jackson and him saying “he whooped my ass and I’m ashamed of this decision” shows a ton of respect to the fighter
@bevarsii
@bevarsii Рік тому
he said "he whooped my ass I'm ashamed of myself, my coach is gonna be mad at me" Big props for him to give credit to his opponent
@fuckoff565
@fuckoff565 Рік тому
@@bevarsii Its honestly shameful how many clowns in the current UFC space can't even bring themselves to publicly congratulate their opponents on their victory or for the victor to not gloat and pretend they're the best thing to ever happen to mixed martial art.
@Kr4v3rd
@Kr4v3rd Рік тому
@@fuckoff565 Its about selling for the next match. Do you want to see lyoto machida lose? or do you want to see conner mcgergor get his face kicked in? Its the mayweather strategy now. Its all business to get people to pay to see a brash fighter lose. Its the Jake (or logan) paul strategy to make money.
@navyblu79
@navyblu79 Рік тому
Yep, that's Rampage for you. Mad respect for him.
@Vort_tm
@Vort_tm Рік тому
Honestly one thing that gives me nearly as much enjoyment as watching a good fight is watching true sportsmanship after the fight. I just really like seeing Machida (and other classy fighters) giving respect to their opponent, regardless of win or loss; especially to opponents who try to hype themselves by being douchebags before the fight.
@BIZZLLENIZZLLE
@BIZZLLENIZZLLE 4 місяці тому
He was able to draw the crowd and viewers for his fights without being disrespectful or talking trash. Just skill and so entertaining to watch.
@yangerjamir0906
@yangerjamir0906 6 місяців тому
His longevity in such a physical sport is remarkable.
@seumemel
@seumemel 28 днів тому
It's crazy!
@sesemunasia8681
@sesemunasia8681 14 днів тому
Daamn
@kabal28
@kabal28 Рік тому
I have no words other than respect for his skills, dedications, and honor for his opponents.
@chalkdemon8019
@chalkdemon8019 Рік тому
What a warrior, he was very unique and entertaining.
@amarillavenegasriera2234
@amarillavenegasriera2234 Рік тому
The guy just got ground stomped by Fabian Edwards, so much about Karate in real fights.
@LuminesBreezer--
@LuminesBreezer-- Рік тому
@@King6d9 exactly what I was going to say. Imagine him around 2008-2009, and Edwards would have been on the ground without question.
@jagatheeldest5786
@jagatheeldest5786 Рік тому
@@amarillavenegasriera2234 you have zero class...and intellect. Nothing you could say, would take away from Lyoto's accomplishments. You should be embarrassed...
@elliottgb6161
@elliottgb6161 Рік тому
Respect? Remember his PED use?
@dwrabauke
@dwrabauke Рік тому
I like how in several matches he did not "finish" his opponent because he saw he didn't have to. Holding back this much says a lot about his principles.
@DEEPMUCH
@DEEPMUCH Рік тому
so true.
@SchiesterMalG
@SchiesterMalG Рік тому
That is why I hated Tito Ortiz as a fighter. He did the opposite of this. He is a terrible blemish and chipped tooth on the face of MMA. It is satisfying to see Machida defeat him.
@joe1deuce27
@joe1deuce27 Рік тому
My thoughts EXACTLY
@roncar1761
@roncar1761 Рік тому
🥋🥋🥋
@forget2bhuman993
@forget2bhuman993 Рік тому
idk... even though rules were different back then, he still did shit like attempts at jumping double stomp to the head of a downed opponent... 7:30 that's not holding back in any way 🤣
@SplicerYT
@SplicerYT 6 місяців тому
Anyone who doubts the value of Karate, just look at this man’s precision and effectiveness with his striking. That’s years of practice and discipline on display right there. At that level of skill he doesn’t think to strike it’s just pure instinct. Ultra instinct.
@foolsgold9993
@foolsgold9993 6 місяців тому
Somebody said: "A beginner plans the move he would like to make, a pro executes the move he wants to make, a master remembers the move they've just made."
@JonathanAlliali-Die-go5gl
@JonathanAlliali-Die-go5gl 6 місяців тому
The Karate people are clowning is the karate practiced in those commercials dojo with people handing out black belts left and right
@Dodgerzden
@Dodgerzden 5 місяців тому
@@JonathanAlliali-Die-go5gl My thought also. In the 80s these schools who focused on katas and point tournaments are what people are thinking about. There were a few hybrid schools you knew only by word of mouth that did full-contact sparring and even some grappling.
@boonamai8926
@boonamai8926 4 місяці тому
​@@JonathanAlliali-Die-go5glThe karate dojo I went to as a kid was more like military boot camp mixed with Shotokan karate 😂 And half the class failed every belt.
@Sparkey4646
@Sparkey4646 4 місяці тому
​@JonathanAlliali-Die-go5gl yep they are so far away from real karate do its insulting and hugely disrespectful
@casonwoody
@casonwoody 4 місяці тому
Machida was my guy. I was completely bought in to the Machida era. The consistent dominance never happened after he won the title but he deserves immense respect. He's still my guy.
@Arshay
@Arshay Рік тому
I have so much respect for this man taking his father's teachings and sharing his respect for them with the world. I'm moved by his dedication and discipline. Truly a legend.
@fletch88zz
@fletch88zz Рік тому
Agree
@boitiechee
@boitiechee Рік тому
I saw him fight live twice. He was one of 5 of my favourite figters. At the time he was my favourite. How fickle this reads. He is a legend. Thank you for the fights. Thank you producing this video. Goosebumps
@jonb2756
@jonb2756 Рік тому
Corny comment.
@hankschrader5507
@hankschrader5507 9 місяців тому
Real man
@nicolavincenzo7927
@nicolavincenzo7927 7 місяців тому
I think of it full circle. His dad was concerned about cage fighting because he didn’t think it was honorable, fast forward to today and he is a shining example of how to be. Loud audacious noise is for wrestling. Pure class with this man
@soluschristus1689
@soluschristus1689 Рік тому
What I really appreciate about Machida is his temperance. Look at how many times his opponent went down and he assess if he needs to follow up with a barrage of blows. He almost always held back when he could clearly see the opponent was done. He then bows as a show of respect. This is what martial arts is all about.
@potato7083
@potato7083 Рік тому
i dont like you
@hmm6667
@hmm6667 Рік тому
Jon Jones
@nolanr1400
@nolanr1400 Рік тому
I appreciate the same thing about Ngannou
@kyleschlitt3025
@kyleschlitt3025 Рік тому
@@nolanr1400 yeah he showed amazing restraint against overeem, for example
@nolanr1400
@nolanr1400 Рік тому
@@kyleschlitt3025 or Miocic2 hahaha 😂
@davidca96
@davidca96 6 місяців тому
His humble respect is what I find the most impressive, he didnt boast he didnt showboat, and he respected his opponents and accepted defeat when he met it. That's what I like about him the most.
@MeHaveDonuts
@MeHaveDonuts 6 місяців тому
Man it's scary how slow we become as we age no matter how fit you are or were. Yet we can still achieve greatness when we truly put our hearts into something. Great man this dude.
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq Рік тому
I like how his father, who opposed the idea, still helped introduce his son to a master that could help him pursue his dreams.
@ForzaMemories
@ForzaMemories 11 місяців тому
Lyoto Machida
@informationOD
@informationOD 9 місяців тому
That's what parents do. You watch out for your kid's well being in what ever way you can.
@SomeGuy-up4yz
@SomeGuy-up4yz 8 місяців тому
a read dad
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq
@CrazyGaming-ig6qq 8 місяців тому
@@informationOD Exactly, and that is what I like so much about it.
@esphaeraspraestans4212
@esphaeraspraestans4212 8 місяців тому
When you love someone you are trying to support them in their goals. At least by being there, his father could influence and protect his son instead of letting him do whatever and regret not being there to so it through properly.
@QQRUMBLE101
@QQRUMBLE101 Рік тому
The unmistakable proud look on his fathers face when Lyoto landed the KO maegiri as his last fight in the UFC, unbelievably poetic.
@loltime8346
@loltime8346 Рік тому
I could feel how proud he were!!
@wizedo
@wizedo Рік тому
Plus, ending a fight with only one, essential strike. If i understand martial arts correctly, should it be the whole point?
@HoesLoveCoCo
@HoesLoveCoCo Рік тому
@@loltime8346 *was
@asdfasdf969
@asdfasdf969 Рік тому
I wonder if his dad noticed him flexing on the dude
@dnoordink
@dnoordink Рік тому
Just an amazing kick. I am in awe!
@Ziggyziggy1
@Ziggyziggy1 7 місяців тому
This guy is just awesome, A true champion, Mesmerising to watch, Beautiful style, Unbelievable speed, And a phenomenal human being, You have my outmost respect my man.
@miker.9266
@miker.9266 4 місяці тому
“Sometime’s it doesn’t seem that your going to make it, but you keep going; thats the warrior’s way” Lyoto Machida❤
@christianslater8980
@christianslater8980 Рік тому
Probably my favorite fighter of all time. Always very respectful in the ring and very unexpected crazy finishes in the ring.
@JohnDoe-ly6bt
@JohnDoe-ly6bt Рік тому
Prime TRT Machida could probably beat Alex Pereira
@frankgotbankandbeats
@frankgotbankandbeats Рік тому
Funny how Alex is even in the convo, if he fights anyone other than Izzy in the top 5 for title defense he lose 100%
@thedarksideoftheforce6658
@thedarksideoftheforce6658 Рік тому
Thanks wanker!
@amarillavenegasriera2234
@amarillavenegasriera2234 Рік тому
Shame that he gets demolished in every fight lately.
@JohnDoe-ly6bt
@JohnDoe-ly6bt Рік тому
@@frankgotbankandbeats LOL ``loses 100%``, you must be new to mma
@Toretto16
@Toretto16 7 місяців тому
The guys who knocks his opponent out with a single leg kick, sends him to sleep and then stays on his knees. Pure humble greatness. A charater and personality that won't be seen soon in MMA.
@kurtwpg
@kurtwpg 5 місяців тому
Someone who was underrated for this is Carlos Condit. Absolutely ruthless violence without hesitation or regret, never taking a follow-up shot that wasn't needed and instantly turning into a lamb when the job is done.
@n0xure
@n0xure 4 місяці тому
And using the crane-foot stance (tsuru achi dashi) - most karateka never use this outside of kata. This technique almost like a joke because of that scene in the karate kid - seeing it successfully deployed in a serious fight is so sick.
@Tespri
@Tespri 2 місяці тому
Umm knockouts generally happen with single kick or punch when someone doesn't expect them or from right angle.
@NazriB
@NazriB Місяць тому
Lies again? Pit Stop USD SGD
@NINJASAZUKI
@NINJASAZUKI 21 день тому
not really, most brazilian fighters I've met that have martial art background are all as humble as Lyoto. They take the bushido as serious as the japanese
@JoaoLuis_MB
@JoaoLuis_MB 7 місяців тому
Surely one the most beautiful fighting styles in MMA, most of his fights were awesome to watch! Truly Brazilian Pride!
@badgedog
@badgedog 6 місяців тому
the crane kick on couture is my favourite knockout of all time. absolute perfection with the feints, sets it up beautifully and lands it as clean as it gets. respect to the dragon.
@buzztrucker
@buzztrucker Місяць тому
I still remember that fight but got to hand it to Randy for stepping in there considering the age gap but that crane kick was beautiful. Unforgettable moment in UFC history.
@LuizHenriqueMiranda
@LuizHenriqueMiranda Рік тому
I'm from Belém, the same town Lyoto grew up. My younger brother wanted to learn Karate so we took him to the best karate academy, APAM Machida. Every day I took my brother there, and every day I saw little Lyoto stretching, training, and even assisting his father on training the starting belts. I was around 13, so Machida must have been 9 or 10 at the time and he was already a purple belt (two behind the black). I remember thinking to myself: this kid is going to be a karate legend one day. He ended up becoming much more.
@whoami8247
@whoami8247 Рік тому
He wasn't born in Japan? Where is he from
@akrasiathekruzmachine2341
@akrasiathekruzmachine2341 Рік тому
@@whoami8247 His father was born in Japan and moved to Brazil
@Denneeyboy
@Denneeyboy Рік тому
@@whoami8247 did you not watch the video?
@whoami8247
@whoami8247 Рік тому
@@Denneeyboy no.. Without volume, only fights
@markfitz5925
@markfitz5925 Рік тому
@@whoami8247 I gather he was born in Brazil that's why they keep referring to him as a Brazilian. Sure he doesn't look full Japanese but maybe his mum was from Brazil maybe it explained it at the beginning who is good place to start for information.
@toke1727
@toke1727 7 місяців тому
i think that Lyoto Machida is 100% a candidate for the Greatest of All Time. He was phenomenal
@DexterHaven
@DexterHaven 7 місяців тому
His rise to the UFC title through Pride was amazing. Inspiring. Especially to all who took karate in their youth.
@cloventusg.2944
@cloventusg.2944 Рік тому
I knew of the dragon, but didn’t realize how deep his career was. This guy fought top level competition his whole life! What a legend.
@JamieReynolds89
@JamieReynolds89 Рік тому
Of course you didn't, you're a kid.
@Chroniknight
@Chroniknight Рік тому
@@JamieReynolds89 bit of an assumption there no?
@giovanimontoya4517
@giovanimontoya4517 Рік тому
Bit too much kids are that way
@JimMcBeam
@JimMcBeam Рік тому
does someone know at what years this was?
@Megaalith
@Megaalith Рік тому
Even on his way out, he never fought someone that wasn't bound to be great. I always consider Lyoto one of the greatest in UFC, he's my 2nd favorite behind Anderson Silva
@NourArt02
@NourArt02 11 місяців тому
He's got the Japanese discipline and the Brazilian toughness, the perfect combination for a martial artist
@grayfox1975
@grayfox1975 10 місяців тому
There is no thing as brasilian toughness
@RelaxingNostalgia
@RelaxingNostalgia 10 місяців тому
​@@grayfox1975 ?
@hb9145
@hb9145 10 місяців тому
Growing up in a tough place doesn't necessarily make you tougher in the ring.
@oprahs-v-card7991
@oprahs-v-card7991 10 місяців тому
@@hb9145 you and @grayfox both sound like haters
@hb9145
@hb9145 10 місяців тому
@@oprahs-v-card7991 Come on, now. I used to be a fighter, and I learned this: Biases about some people being especially tough in the ring based on country of origin or tough neighborhoods are utter BS. It's all about training and physical talent - and everyone can learn to take a punch.
@davidvolland7250
@davidvolland7250 4 місяці тому
This was an extremely well done summary of someone’s career. It was interesting and riveting through the whole thing. There wasn’t a lot of excess commentary. The video got to the punchline of each fight with a couple of good highlights and kept moving on kept things interesting I would say this is one of the most well done summariesthat I have seen in a long time
@ProdigyAutomotive
@ProdigyAutomotive 6 місяців тому
I've always loved watching Machida he's amazing, especially in his prime. I trained Shotokan Karate for many years, it's awesome to see him use it to win fights.
@hennycorn323
@hennycorn323 Рік тому
I have so much respect for him after watching this. Just the way he literally pauses after striking his opponent hard enough that he sees them dazed & knows if he needs to continue striking or that's enough & will not strike them again. He had so much respect for each & everyone of his opponents whether he won or loss. An showed the upmost respect to his opponent when he did lose. Would've been an honor to watch him live!!!
@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781
@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781 Рік тому
Typical Respectfulness of Japanese culture.
@jalenikezeue4114
@jalenikezeue4114 Рік тому
🇧🇷🥋Lyoto Machida The Real Karate kid 🤜🏻
@Dakeyras83
@Dakeyras83 Рік тому
What? He jumped on dude face...
@ChrisHarmon1
@ChrisHarmon1 Рік тому
@@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781 Older I get the more I respect them.
@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781
@meltednostrilsbornwithoutn781 Рік тому
@@ChrisHarmon1 Yeah it's unfortunate in America we only mock their culture... But there really is a lot to admire and that can be learned from it. As opposed to other cultures which are braggadocios and arrogant.
@BobSmith-zq6gz
@BobSmith-zq6gz 8 місяців тому
Such respect for this man. He didn't climb his way to the UFC by fighting chumps. The list of opponents he faced, their credentials, and the venues (K1 is SUCH an amazing event!) really showed that he was for real. 90% of the people he stepped into the ring with are people you end your career on after you've clawed your way up. But to him, they were just stepping stones.
@azza-in_this_day_and_age
@azza-in_this_day_and_age 8 місяців тому
agreed, within his cards are found the top tier fighters of his era. i remember most of this titles pinned him as the underdog, which made it all the more satisfying when he won.
@Hotep982
@Hotep982 4 місяці тому
Keep in mind during his prime this was when the matchmakers rarely gave good fighters trash cans to fight like they do now. Not even kidding go back and look at some of the mid card fights from the 2000s then compare it to a current fight card you'll see how crazy it is.
@ZoiusGM
@ZoiusGM 2 місяці тому
I won't deny he is an incredible fighter and won the UFC belt. However, after that, didn't he lose all the times against fighters *for* the belt?
@michaelfleming5999
@michaelfleming5999 2 місяці тому
I've always been a boxing fan and I still am. I may have watched 10 UFC matches in my life, mostly when it first started. If you didn't experience the first year of UFC. Try with all your might to find a way to watch the first 3 seasons the best from what my brother says. He was always a finesse fighter, me I love using my heavy hands but i like tobreak fingers, gouge an eye out, break a jaw with a knee and oh yeah, I don't care how as long as they lose and I win. That Was me now I can hardly walk and I can't open and close my hands. And I'm losing my memory. Moral of the story? Dont be a Mean like I was. Jesus Saved Me. Now, my fight with those demons is over. Jesus changed me and gave me Love, Peace and Joy . I'm I changed Man. When I tried to do it by hurting people to make the pain feel suppressed. It would work for an hour, a minute, or a second but then come back making me more angry. The Jesus Praise the Lord my chains are gone and I'm a slave to Sin and Guilt no more. There is therefore no Condemnation in those who are in Christ Jesus. In other words , if Jesus Christ is your Savior then no one, not even Satan, can hold what you've done in the past over you and keep from Heaven. You have been Forgiven :)
@Overclockthis
@Overclockthis Місяць тому
Lyoto and Silva are still two of my favorite fighters in the world. So much fun to watch.
@bmdecker93
@bmdecker93 5 місяців тому
Thanks for the upload. Lyoto is a legend and my all-time favorite fighter. Such an incredible career.
@jimlahey8210
@jimlahey8210 2 місяці тому
Saw him live twice. Watching him end Randy's career in the Toronto skydome was heartbreaking. That was the first ever UFC event in Canada and a weekend I will never ever forget. Was just thinking about it yesterday actually.
@ralphralpherson9441
@ralphralpherson9441 Рік тому
I love how he stayed relevant and even dangerous well into his 40s. Age-defying badass. Respect.
@ninji522
@ninji522 Рік тому
As a traditional martial artist his run was more than fun to watch, it was vindication. He's still my favorite fighter of all time, from his almost video game level skills to the way he carried himself, absolute legend.
@michaelj1552
@michaelj1552 Рік тому
Hell yeah man he was my favorite fighter also
@marvelcomiks8078
@marvelcomiks8078 Рік тому
According to Bruce Lee, to defeat a Karate champion you need Jeet Kune Do, and to defeat a Jeet Kune Do you need Kung Fu. Problem is the true Masters of Kung Fu are always hidden (because they are not interested in winning fights to prove themselves). Even the Chinese themselves have difficulty finding these Masters. Jet Li is likely the only prominent and famous disciple of some these Masters but very very rarely do you see them coming out.
@BigUriel
@BigUriel Рік тому
@@marvelcomiks8078 You've been watching too many films and starting to think that shit is real. There's an MMA fighter in China that's become a social pariah because he goes around challenging these "Kung Fu masters" and promptly knocking them out in a matter of seconds. He can't get them to come out and fight him any more because they're all scared shitless of being publicly humiliated and their teachings proven bullshido.
@maffimukshukran9369
@maffimukshukran9369 Рік тому
As a plumber, he was a neat fighter to watch.
@marvelcomiks8078
@marvelcomiks8078 Рік тому
@@BigUriel You can continue to believe in that delusion. The Masters are not interested in proving you wrong because there is no end to this. If the Master(s) appear and defeat this dumb MMA fighter, he will either become desperate or give up hope in his life. And others will come forth to challenge them, it never ends. So yeah, consider yourself the best...if it makes you feel good about yourself. That is what we want for you.
@MrJRW1
@MrJRW1 7 місяців тому
When Antonio Inoki slapped Lyoto upon winning his debut fight, it was shocking. The way that Lyoto handled the situation was incredible. Just imagine how confusing it must have been for him at the time.
@brahmburgers
@brahmburgers Місяць тому
Agreed. ....and they were hard slaps, not love taps.
@michealoluwafemi4145
@michealoluwafemi4145 6 місяців тому
His discipline both in victory and defeat is outstanding! 🥶🥶
@majorphoto
@majorphoto Рік тому
Lyoto Machida a true role model for the younger group coming up. A real class-act.
@iamatlantis1
@iamatlantis1 Рік тому
he really was. I was laying down to go to sleep and couldnt because of how awesome his story is.
@harlock321
@harlock321 Рік тому
Facts man. One of the classiest guys to step in the cage, he really gave off that samurai mentality
@gileadbot19
@gileadbot19 Рік тому
Indeed he is.
@vivelajonny
@vivelajonny Рік тому
He drinks his piss every morning
@thedarksideoftheforce6658
@thedarksideoftheforce6658 Рік тому
I'm going to smack the shit out of you for such a good comment.
@yasuynnuf1947
@yasuynnuf1947 Рік тому
Man, Lyoto is a legend. I didn't know his career went so far back. I only caught the last 30% of it when he started losing. But after watching this video now I know he was an absolute legend. He beat some of the greatest of all time. Thanks for this video.
@juanmata5390
@juanmata5390 Рік тому
Going off today's logic he lost so he sucks he's not a legend
@smailmarroc7732
@smailmarroc7732 Рік тому
@@juanmata5390 like.... what dude?
@housebrigade
@housebrigade Рік тому
Check out pride fc. Some real warriors back then. Fedor, cro cop, kazushi sakuraba, wanderli Silva and many more
@Cheesusrice69222
@Cheesusrice69222 Рік тому
@@smailmarroc7732 your just a casual bro. Machida lost cause he always fought scrubs tehe
@nativeamerican7230
@nativeamerican7230 Рік тому
I Like Your Honesty , Unlike Most people on UKposts
@direstknight6697
@direstknight6697 3 місяці тому
This man delivered justice to the spirit of Samurai , Respect 🙏
@OutdoorsHandbook
@OutdoorsHandbook Місяць тому
This man brings honor, respect and heart into every match. I love his heart and character. Inspiring.
@ofaux3282
@ofaux3282 Рік тому
No one can remain undefeated so long as they continue to fight. Machida to me, in his moment, was such a class act, displayed impeccable timing and was respectful. He won most of his fights due to finesse moves, superior timing and showed great restraint in many fight-ending moments. When you study his loses, for the most part, he doesn’t lose anything in terms of his legacy. A true gentleman.
@bobsterclause342
@bobsterclause342 10 місяців тому
The guy went to a legitimate deadly ballette dogo.
@shubhams1776
@shubhams1776 10 місяців тому
Khabib laughing in the corner
@RealAkumaryu
@RealAkumaryu 9 місяців тому
Amen!
@b01tact10n
@b01tact10n 8 місяців тому
My cousin religiously follows this martial artists career👍👍 He is one amazing fighter, I have much respect for his style and how he treats his opponents is very honorable.
@rjasontwenty1099
@rjasontwenty1099 8 місяців тому
comes a time, when another one will be stronger than you...always...
@endlessvoid4278
@endlessvoid4278 Рік тому
Much respect to Rampage because he knew he had gotten beaten ,and didn't agree with them letting him win. Good guy ,and real man. Good fighter as well!
@harrydavey9884
@harrydavey9884 Рік тому
Rampage was a fucking legend, Yeah. Just a real dude.
@rogerc23
@rogerc23 Рік тому
Yeah it takes some balls to just tell the truth in those situations. For instance I just rewatched McGregor Mayweather. Conor was basically taken to school the whole match, like most who fought Mayweather, and especially the last couple of rounds he was getting rocked. Yet when the the referee Byrd finally put him out of his misery and called it, McGregor get saying it was early. What a jackass.
@ZiggyGood
@ZiggyGood Рік тому
@@rogerc23 damn all that was useless
@glennpinto4053
@glennpinto4053 Рік тому
@@rogerc23 that was an exhibition fight to generate money, no way you are taking it seriously lmao.
@johnnyjamesdiamond7128
@johnnyjamesdiamond7128 2 місяці тому
I truly respect this guy I haven't ever heard of him until right now I love him wish the best success to him and value everything he has done
@user-qw3en6bz4k
@user-qw3en6bz4k Місяць тому
Bro You ended the debate in my head intelligently. And I still learned something. Thanks.
@TheHotSauce1
@TheHotSauce1 9 місяців тому
Lyoto Machida is my favourite UFC fighter of all time. Once stopped fighting, the sport just lost a lot of its magic for me. Lyoto was so incredible. An unorthodox fighter with insane precision and timing, his fights were always unpredictable. A true legend in my eyes. And most of all, a true gentleman
@sameerkamath1239
@sameerkamath1239 8 місяців тому
beautiful comment
@Slappyhorse
@Slappyhorse 7 місяців тому
i feel like that whole generation of ufc fighters were so entertaining and so much fun to watch. doesnt hit the same as it used to
@dopewarszh6429
@dopewarszh6429 7 місяців тому
WSKF is all about timing and precission. All do semi contact the art is real :)
@ItsKyleMang
@ItsKyleMang 7 місяців тому
Me too.
@AbuGoldstein
@AbuGoldstein 7 місяців тому
Magic + orthodox = Weak
@simonloi6929
@simonloi6929 Рік тому
He has nothing to prove any more. What a great achievement. In competition until the age of 44. Great respect to him
@macski6924
@macski6924 Рік тому
What a great story.
@abdullahal-shimri3091
@abdullahal-shimri3091 Рік тому
44? Wow. Thx for sharing.
@adamfreeman2348
@adamfreeman2348 Рік тому
His restraint used against his team mate gets my greatest respect. One kick and the guy was down. Rather than jumping on the guy and battering an almost unconscious man like some nutters do, he paused and left it there. Hats off to his humanity. 🙏
@IgnacioAguilarToledo
@IgnacioAguilarToledo Рік тому
Exactly
@badnoodlez
@badnoodlez Рік тому
Yeah I love his control. Gives him that humble swagger.
@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions
@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions Рік тому
true!
@JB-uu2oj
@JB-uu2oj Рік тому
@Ralph Reilly Douche
@hurmur9528
@hurmur9528 Рік тому
Yes but how the hell could that be a part of this culture to just pommel on a man down. I fucking hate that.
@LifeInspireFusion
@LifeInspireFusion 3 місяці тому
I never watch such a long video max 10 or 15 mins 'cept movies but this time I was glued till the end. Your nararative was as powerfol as the heroics of Machida !
@ilarionispas5104
@ilarionispas5104 26 днів тому
What a piece of unit this guy was. Humble and straight on point, no pointless drama.
@1985Seraphim
@1985Seraphim Рік тому
One of the greatest fighters of all time and I loved this documentary of The Dragon, Lyoto Machida.
@richhillyer3448
@richhillyer3448 Рік тому
I've never even heard of this guy before. He's a role model for anyone serious about reaching one's goals. What an incredible story, what an incredible life. I'm 63 years old, and I just got a new hero.
@guilhermecabral4578
@guilhermecabral4578 Рік тому
See his body,no anabolic at all,just like our body,most fighters are mutch diferent.
@briancrawford7886
@briancrawford7886 Рік тому
I am 64 and I am now a super fan. What a proud, gracious and humble warrior!
@ukestudio3002
@ukestudio3002 Рік тому
Hard to believe you never heard of him..
@DhirajKumar-gh2px
@DhirajKumar-gh2px Рік тому
@@briancrawford7886 yeah brian. Be good blessing from India.. S yeah
@kingoscar5447
@kingoscar5447 Рік тому
That's so crazy to me, and it reminds me that im old lmfao . Machida was huge way back, along with anderson silva. He kind of disappeared though so it makes sense younger fans never heard of him.
@E_train
@E_train 7 місяців тому
Machida is truly an honorable fighter and one to be admired not only for his great martial art ability but his discipline, well mannered behaviors
@michaeltriptow6877
@michaeltriptow6877 2 місяці тому
When you fight somebody, whether you win or lose, their is a great respect for your opponents after the fights are done and everyone walks away alive. Huge respect.
@in2atving
@in2atving Рік тому
I remember him bringing Karate to the cage. I remember enjoying how successful he was against odds. He's been a fantastic contributor to decades of watching this sport. Your video was a joy to watch. Thank you for putting this all together.
@bobbybrydowndicker2027
@bobbybrydowndicker2027 Рік тому
Ummm...yeah although an extreamly talented practishoner !HE DID NOT BRING KARATE TO THE UFC!!! NOT BY A LONG SHOT... THE ONE AND ONLY, TRUE G.O.A.T!!!!!! GSP WAS USING THE TEACHINGS OF MR.MIOGI LONG BEFORE LYOTOS ARRIVAL! AND STILL EVEN HE WASNT RESPONSIBLE FOR BRINGING KARATE TO THE CAGE!
@esso0527
@esso0527 Рік тому
Wasn't the Ice Man, Chuck Liddel a karate practitioner as well?
@jonyhyder6506
@jonyhyder6506 Рік тому
His fighting style wont work in todays ufc.
@geoffsmith76
@geoffsmith76 Рік тому
@@esso0527 You mean the guy with the word “Kenpo” tattooed on him?
@markokada7311
@markokada7311 7 місяців тому
Machida, a half Japanese & the other half Brazilian, has the KARATE skills accompanied w/ that blazing fast Viper-like speed, pinpointed accuracy, & ballistic missile-like explosive power. So amazing, awesome, & breathtaking beyond words that he seems to stand distinguished from the rest although he lost some. His superb & impressive karate techniques cause an unmissable & so indelible special effects on my mind. Good luck on him for the rest of his life. I wonder if anyone feels the same.,,,,,,From the US,,,,,,(08/11/23)
@davepatois297
@davepatois297 14 днів тому
What a balanced fighter, punches, kicks, ground game, precision and power, he embodies his dedication to the sport and the spirit of martial arts .
@albertw251
@albertw251 Рік тому
Mad respect for Lyoto Machida. Amazing martial artist. He keeps it humble and honorable. Made no excuses for losing. Class act period. Would have loved to learned karate from him back in the day...
@markbaker5599
@markbaker5599 Рік тому
I know someone who works in the industry. Says he's a super nice guy.
@JamieReynolds89
@JamieReynolds89 Рік тому
whats a ''act period''??
@rbae
@rbae Рік тому
@@JamieReynolds89 a "class act" is someone who carries out their job/duties honorably and with humility, and "period" is typically used as an emphatic remark to indicate a lack of evidence or need for a contrarian's argument - if you're a foreigner and would like more explanation, I'd be happy to oblige
@ViolosD2I
@ViolosD2I Рік тому
That's how proper japanese Karate is taught - with the philosophy. Which is why the father's objections to making a show of it were natural. And why, if you come from there, fighters from other disciplines often seem like puffed up idiots. :p On the other hand that is also why it has the (not unreasonable) reputation to be less practical in a MMA setting. But he showed that with a few additions (mostly grappling) it can be very viable.
@Megaalith
@Megaalith Рік тому
He is one of the few UFC fighters that embodied traditional martial arts, from skill set to philosophy. Every fighter around now is basically just the cockiest dude in the hood now.
@mrmojorisinTV
@mrmojorisinTV Рік тому
My favorite fighter of all time. None come close. Much respect for this legend.
@RemingtonSteel
@RemingtonSteel Рік тому
Same. He gave Jon Jones his first round he ever lost up until then
@jpablo64
@jpablo64 Рік тому
Saint pierre
@vivelajonny
@vivelajonny Рік тому
He drinks his piss every morning
@neuropunk4846
@neuropunk4846 Рік тому
Are you Brasilian ? I"m Brasilain and He is my fighter favorite too !
@premix3663
@premix3663 Рік тому
gsp????
@richc.3100
@richc.3100 6 місяців тому
Classy, smart, and tough. That’s a wicked trifecta.
@brahmburgers
@brahmburgers Місяць тому
Royce Gracie has a great quote. After winning a few in a row, and always being smaller than his opponents, the announcer asked him, "How come you're so good?" Royce's response, with a straight face, "I don't like being hit."
@MNRCRTZ
@MNRCRTZ 2 місяці тому
Respectful and humble. Always a pleasure to watch his fights. This was an extremely well done summary of his career.
@Joseph-R
@Joseph-R Рік тому
Machida was one of the greatest to ever do it no doubt. He also has something special which is hard to find these days - humbleness, grace, respect. A real champion in my book.
@thoticcusprime9309
@thoticcusprime9309 Рік тому
meh seem rigged
@Trenasist
@Trenasist Рік тому
"Persist, because adversaries will be there along the entire way. Not only in your competition, but in your life. Sometimes it seems like you're not going to make it, but you keep going. That's the warrior's way" More words to live by ♥
@stephenhensley5631
@stephenhensley5631 Рік тому
Like Ukraine !
@waynemacomson6448
@waynemacomson6448 Рік тому
Persist might better be said "gently insist". It is the gentle pressure that causes all to yield.
@eddierocksteady
@eddierocksteady Місяць тому
Such a classy fighter. We need more fighters like him. True modern day samurai. Thanks for everything Lyoto!
@charlyspade4943
@charlyspade4943 Рік тому
Lyoto Machida is an excellent fighter, disciplined, focused, makes perfect adjustments and is well prepared to fight anyone. He's had a great example and teacher, his father to guide him along the way. He made a solid decision that paid off and proved that traditional martial arts can still be very effective when applied properly even when he had to go against his sensei and father's advice. But what I like the most about this fighter, this man, is his humbleness and overall respect for others. I could honestly say that Lyoto Machida is my all time favorite fighter. Continued success and blessings to you Brazilian Dragon!
@ingvarz7468
@ingvarz7468 Рік тому
There’s a new champ in town.. Servey Pavlovich
@incognitivedistortion8800
@incognitivedistortion8800 Рік тому
To be honest Lyoto does keep tradition for the most part but he did actually change his karate a little bit. He had to make adjustments and leave some things out in order for it to work in the octagon. The same way Muai Thai had to be changed because nobody goes into MMA using the traditional muai thai stance, it had to be changed.
@davidchang8428
@davidchang8428 Рік тому
Machida did it the old fashioned way: he earned it. Every single day, starting at 5am with his father.
@alexshatner3907
@alexshatner3907 Рік тому
I had a good friend who was as good as Machida, went to a certain part of Mexico, Culiacan Sinaloa to be exact, on vacation, and started showing his moves and skills. The Drug cartels took it as if he was mocking them, the next day, The Martial Arts Master was found decapitated and hanging from a bridge, RIP to my best friend. The lesson learned is that no matter how tuff someone is, or thinks he is, one is still fragile and mortal.
@golputer1
@golputer1 8 місяців тому
I love that Machida sticks to his Shotokan roots every chance he got, with the distinct deep stances, long range offense, kime (explosive attacks) and fast triangle footwork. Classic shotokan. Not to mention keeping karate manners on and off the tatami. The humility, no trash talking, bowing and even getting into a seiza (sit on the floor) and bowing when he knocked out his opponents. A true Shotokan Tiger (or Dragon - as he calls himself). I’m also moved to see GSP & Wonderboy always observe karate manners, be humble and respectful to their opponents too. The three always keep their integrity. The Dojo Kun is their way of life.
@kevincorso9757
@kevincorso9757 6 місяців тому
one of my all time favorites, always fun to watch and admired the way he carried himself 🙇‍♂
@sehvendusk6612
@sehvendusk6612 2 місяці тому
The legends this dude had to go through is insane! I love his snappy left counter its so fast and precise.
@brandonbernal9496
@brandonbernal9496 Рік тому
Even his losses felt like wins because he always pushed to be better. Never settled. What a warrior
@jackmomma7481
@jackmomma7481 Рік тому
That sound like a sort of reverse version of how Bruce Lee would effortlessly kick 3 dude's asses, and then while having them incapacitated, he would "school" each of his adversaries teaching them a lesson. With Lyoto, we see him doing that with himself. But just as his father preached, "Above all, you must learn to beat yourself..." so, it makes a lot of sense from that perspective, alone
@vKNockz
@vKNockz Рік тому
The bows after his ko’s is prolly the coldest but most respectful celebration 🥶
@earthlingx5267
@earthlingx5267 Рік тому
true. Like saying you have fought well brave warrior now rest.
@mrvoidhiker
@mrvoidhiker 21 день тому
I trained in Shotokan Karate for 6 years in the past, never really thought of using it, it was something I just really needed in life (self discipline, stress relieve, friends).
@dilipdivecha
@dilipdivecha 6 місяців тому
Stumbled on this video. Fantastic story of being mentally and phsically strong.
@PicklesAndPizza
@PicklesAndPizza Рік тому
“Sometimes it doesnt seem that youre going to make it but, you keep going that is the warriors way” - Lyoto Machida
@biohead66
@biohead66 Рік тому
Good advice as long as you're not a gambler or a serial killer.
@AR-rg2en
@AR-rg2en Рік тому
@@biohead66 😂
@kermitthehuman
@kermitthehuman 10 місяців тому
I got into MMA a little late, so I unfortunately saw the decline in his career... Through videos like this, and others, ive realized just how incredible he had been. Love his respect and drive in his fights.
@johnstover4584
@johnstover4584 7 місяців тому
Watch him when he beat Stephen Bonnar and Rich Franklin overseas. Or Vernon Tiger white in WFA.
@user-en6um1kn2j
@user-en6um1kn2j 7 місяців тому
so sick@@johnstover4584
@martinpidhany8278
@martinpidhany8278 2 місяці тому
Humility and respect to his art and his opponents. Traits to be admired. A true gentleman Warrior.
@AlmostEthical
@AlmostEthical 27 днів тому
His sportsmanship and respect for his opponents are refreshing
@bobbongx8785
@bobbongx8785 Рік тому
The man that proved karate could be efficient against mma. WHAT A LIVING LEGEND.
@oxcide5888
@oxcide5888 Рік тому
Not against, IN mma
@montazownianr1
@montazownianr1 Рік тому
@@oxcide5888 Against Mixed martial Arts... btw. one guy means nothing
@JohnDoe-mp1yn
@JohnDoe-mp1yn Рік тому
@@montazownianr1 GSP
@katbat2379
@katbat2379 Рік тому
@@montazownianr1 Don't blame the art, blame the artist.
@jakehalle3697
@jakehalle3697 Рік тому
@@montazownianr1 it does mean something cause he proved that karate i ls effective in mma
@bigwavedave2655
@bigwavedave2655 Рік тому
Probably my favorite documentary of an MMA fighters career to date. I always liked Machida but didn’t realize what a legendary fighter he was. Absolute class act. A true role model. Very well put together video
@jacksonvreal_904
@jacksonvreal_904 2 місяці тому
GREAT video. Amazing fighter and person. Major respect, love and admiration for Lyoto!
@darkraven178
@darkraven178 3 місяці тому
Really nice account of him i leaned towards tkd shoto and kenpo way back before mma it is usually underated but saved my life more than once outside the dojo
@GinkgoPete
@GinkgoPete Рік тому
Machida was truly one of the best to ever do it. He fought everyone that was a name during his time and destroyed some of them with highlight worthy finishes. Old Man Machida losing to rising contenders shouldnt be held against him. Always respectful and disciplined!
@alexshatner3907
@alexshatner3907 Рік тому
I had a good friend who was as good as Machida, with 20 years of Shotokan under his belt, went to Mexico, Culiacan Sinaloa to be exact, on vacation, and started showing his moves and skills. The Drug cartels took it as if he was mocking them, the next day, The Martial Arts Master was found decapitated and hanging from a bridge, RIP to my best friend. The lesson learned is that no matter how tuff someone is, or thinks he is, one is still fragile and mortal.
@SteveWeltman
@SteveWeltman Рік тому
Out of the ring, one of the coolest nicest guys ever. I've met him a couple of times. Always has time for everyone and smiling. I feel like I am more informed about Lyoto's career now. Thank you for posting this. I really enjoyed the watch.
@sheikhfazaa3816
@sheikhfazaa3816 Рік тому
May the peace of Allah be with you
@Edward_USMC13
@Edward_USMC13 23 дні тому
my absolute favorite and the reason i was drawn into the ufc craze all them years ago...class act
@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit
@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit Рік тому
He was great...a very respectful fighter as well as a human being outside of fighting ..I met him in Vegas after a fight in 2013... Very nice guy
@leelunk8235
@leelunk8235 Рік тому
NOT LIKE DOUCHEBAG CONOR MCNUGGET, TOTAL OPPOSITE
@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit
@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit Рік тому
@@leelunk8235 I've met several fighters thru my travels of actually going to big card fights and I gotta say lyoto and Vitor Belfort would literally give u the shirt off there back...nicest guys I've ever met
@leelunk8235
@leelunk8235 Рік тому
@@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit I AGREE, HEARD THE STORY OF VITOR'S SISTER,. IT'S SO SAD
@stfuplsok
@stfuplsok Рік тому
@@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit *their
@angelocadena7094
@angelocadena7094 Рік тому
lyoto is a class act. and a personal hero of mine. in a world of badass, he was humble and honorable. a modern world samurai. love and respects from 🇵🇭
@alexshatner3907
@alexshatner3907 Рік тому
I had a good friend who was as good as Machida, with 20 years of Shotokan under his belt, went to Mexico, on vacation, and started showing his moves and skills, as some athletes tend to stretch, pose, and kick at the beach. The Drug cartels took it as if he was mocking them, so the next day, the Martial Arts Master was found decapitated, dismembered, and hanging from a bridge, RIP to my best friend. The lesson learned is that no matter how tuff someone is, or thinks he is, no one is invincible. One is still, flesh and bone, fragile and mortal.
@pecicosta7348
@pecicosta7348 7 місяців тому
Machida é o melhor entre os melhores lutadores do Brasil. Incorpora o melhor que existe nas artes marciais e no respeito pelo ser humano.
@kyledabearsfan
@kyledabearsfan Місяць тому
One of my favorites, a ton of respect he gave to his opponents.
@georgewilkie3580
@georgewilkie3580 Рік тому
Being a Shotokan Karate-Do Sensei most of my 77 Years, the value of Karate to me has been priceless. I believe Karate especialy helped me while I served with the US Army in Vietnam (505th PIR 82nd Airborne Division). I sincerely Thank Mr. Layoto Machida, and his outstanding Father, Sensei Machida, for upholding the honor, and highest Traditions of Shotokan, and all other traditional Karate Ryu (Styles). Again, my heartfelt Thank You to the great Machida Family. Domo Arigato Gozaimashita. Osu!
@chrislumbert7892
@chrislumbert7892 Рік тому
Wow
@chrislumbert7892
@chrislumbert7892 Рік тому
That is so cool ! Thank you for serving the country and I would love to learn martial arts under your leadership
@mrinmoychatterjee2012
@mrinmoychatterjee2012 Рік тому
Oss Sensei as a SHOTOKAN KARATE ka I realy feel special now , that if i practice hard i will do anything
@Paul-uv6mb
@Paul-uv6mb Рік тому
Karate is not fighting sport but more sport for show, machida if you see is not used karate,look he's style.
@shanghunter7697
@shanghunter7697 Рік тому
@@Paul-uv6mb You meant to say "traditional" karate "is not fighting sport" as you say.
@laxlyfters8695
@laxlyfters8695 Рік тому
It was awesome of his Father to support his son even though he did not understand his style he was humble enough to find a legendary master to mentor him.
@PWizz91
@PWizz91 6 місяців тому
Really enjoyed watching this guys story.. what a warrior!
@tuonosilenteify
@tuonosilenteify 3 місяці тому
Che meraviglia vedere un combattente che fa il saluto al suo avversario al termine. Grazie Sensei per questa lezione di vera educazione Marziale e di vita! 🙏
@Targetverified82
@Targetverified82 10 місяців тому
The precision, speed, and timing with his counter punching was mesmerizing to watch. What an amazing fighter all around; stand up game, ground game, and most importantly his character and the way he was perfectly disciplined. Sucks to watch him ever take a loss, but he taught an incredible lesson every time with how he handled them. Class, humility, and determination to succeed again.
@Thurgosh_OG
@Thurgosh_OG 9 місяців тому
No disrespecting his fight record but I found his accuracy (particularly some of the kicks) and punch technique to be on the poor side. And yes, I have experience with Shotokan Karate, gaining my 1st Dan Black belt aged 13, just like Machida. It was Hirokazu Kanazawa himself who gave me my 1st Dan (He was only 8th Dan himself at the time, rising to 10th Dan in 2000). He made me at 13 fight his 6th Dan assistant in the kumite section of the grading. I blocked all of the incoming attacks but it was the one punch that I got through, that made the pass for me and boy was I black and blue on my arms and legs after that.
@mariovillarreal8647
@mariovillarreal8647 8 місяців тому
​@@Thurgosh_OGknocks opponents out with one straight kick. Talk talk talk.
@mariovillarreal8647
@mariovillarreal8647 8 місяців тому
His dad's face after that straight kick KO was beautifully priceless.
@OhThatsASteamer
@OhThatsASteamer 7 місяців тому
@@Thurgosh_OGsounds like a bunch of bullshit
@YoungBreathless
@YoungBreathless 7 місяців тому
​@@Thurgosh_OGIll take stories I make up on the internet for 500
@abrahamagiba3000
@abrahamagiba3000 Рік тому
Sensei Lyoto is a good man and a real martial artists.. Peace and blessings to him and his family. I hope he enjoys retirement and prosperity. Thank you Lyoto for the countless years of entertainment you gave us over the years!
@edsal26
@edsal26 Рік тому
A Master of Karate and class.
@Kefe69
@Kefe69 Рік тому
Master splinter
@beardahn2331
@beardahn2331 Рік тому
@@Kefe69 Don't be disrespectful. You're showing your immaturity.
@Kefe69
@Kefe69 Рік тому
@@beardahn2331 rattttt
@thepro3729
@thepro3729 Місяць тому
Good recap. Lots of earlier Lyoto fights I've not seen before
@12hpa
@12hpa 7 місяців тому
Machida was for me the most exciting fighter at the time. Although not all-rounded, he made his craft shine and prevail. True fighter.
@evanparrafx
@evanparrafx Рік тому
Great retrospective! Machida has always been my favorite fighter. His journey to the belt was incredible as everyone believed karate was a joke at the time. But he legitimized karate and truly elevated the sport. Machida is a legend.
@philobetto5106
@philobetto5106 Рік тому
ok guys nobodies taunting taking a karate stance in a bar fight now thank Lyoto Machida
@alexshatner3907
@alexshatner3907 Рік тому
I had a good friend who was as good as Machida, went to a certain part of Mexico, Culiacan Sinaloa to be exact, on vacation, and started showing his moves and skills. The Drug cartels took it as if he was mocking them, the next day, The Martial Arts Master was found decapitated and hanging from a bridge, RIP to my best friend. The lesson learned is that no matter how tuff someone is, or thinks he is, one is still fragile and mortal.
@alansmith2203
@alansmith2203 Рік тому
How a person can withstand such violent striking that top level contenders go through....I am dumbfounded. Lyoto, you have my respect and admiration forever. Your perfectly timed face kicks and liver shots with a straight kick....Oh, i quiver just to think of how deabilitating they would be. God bless you with the honors you have taken in fighting the best fighters on the planet.
@clivewilson4678
@clivewilson4678 Рік тому
Many don't sadly. The Diaz brothers for one. Both sound punch drunk, especially nate, he will have trouble as a o.a.p for sure. Let's hope the money still worth it when they don't even recognise it
@Aristotle111
@Aristotle111 Рік тому
@@clivewilson4678 you sound lame as hell lil bro 😂😂
@DreadPop
@DreadPop 7 місяців тому
This was such a pro video. Well done, thank you.
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