Very nice, the movements look smooth but committed and the single person actually did quite well facing both opponents

Multiply opponents is hard, but there is a way to make it easier. You need to be constantly moving around one opponent, keeping the one you are fighting in-between you and the 2nd attacker. So Jonathan would be fighting Marco while keeping Carlos behind Marco, if Carlos trying to join Marco on his left side, Jonathan moves to Maros Right side so Carlos is again behind Marco.

I can confirm...if u are in the corner u are a death man! U can only try to run away

I would say this: the more you practice fighting multiple opponents, the better you become at fighting multiple opponents, especially if your skill level severely outmatches that of your opponents. But if you’re a master fighting three masters, yeah, you’re probably screwed. The assumption in the movies is that the protagonist taking on so many opponents is possible because his skill outmatches them all by that much. Although, Hollywood is terrible at conveying that in a believable way.

Interesting topic, i would like to suggest trying the method of giganti, di allessandro etc. Basically cross cutting long and strong in such a manner that one almost wounds their necks but more importantly hits their swords or sword hands or like colombani says with the blows of a desperate man. Should be done without pause. This not only parries but also offends as giganti says. The one defending should also try to be aggressive as possible while being somewhat calmer encircling them stepping with one blow forward with the next out measure etc.

I guess the only solution is to line them up, so that only one can engage at a time. Musashi wrote something like that in the book of the five rings.

cool video! itd be interesting to see this type of exercise against a greatsword/spadone as well :^)

So 2 sword/ dagger is the best chance?