Casting Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock is one of the best decisions ever !

Lmao imagine you’re super power is to literally be the best fighter in the world and then you lose a fist fight to a blind man.

If Daredevil can't beat you in hand to hand combat,he can just beat you in court.

-appear out of no where -become Peter Parker lawyer -catches a brick -a really good lawyer -leaves -forget peter

Jessica looking like, "How the hell is this blind guy kicking his ass.'

I love that Danny's first punch is just an annoyance to Matt rather than being something painful.

Stick must've been so proud seeing Matt kick an iron fist's ass lmao 😂

Not only is he a good fighter but he is also a really good lawyer 😏

Stick was watching Daredevil kick Danny's ass like a proud dad.

Moment of silence to appreciate that throughout the entire scene, Charlie still gave the vibes of a blind person. I'm honestly blown away.

I love Stick just quietly observing the fight. You know he had a moment where he was like, "holy shit, my student is fighting the Iron Fist and kicking his ass!"

The look in Jessica’s face when Matt is handing Danny’s arse to him, she’s thinking “we’ve really been underestimating the blind guy”

I love how Jessica tries to stop Matt first because he's kicking Danny's ass and then ends up knocking Danny out herself

"I'm a really good lawyer"

I like how when Matt and Danny fight, Matt doesn't walk back on himself at all while Danny was always walking backwards. Showing that Matt is always pushes the fight and is in control while Danny was always retreating.

1:13 I love the expression on Jessica's face! "How is this blind dude fighting so well?" :D

2 years later and I’m still glad everyone is on DD’s sides

Stick is quietly happy that his boy Matt can go toe to toe against Iron Fist whom suppose to be Chaste's idol

It feels like Matt has a lot of respect for Jessica, when she pulls them apart and tells Matt to stop he just do it, actually in all the serie he just do what she says haha and even take care of her when she's in trouble, and think in her own way, Jessica likes Matt too. I would really like to see more of this duo, they were great! 🥰

Stick must’ve been proud to see his former student give it to an Iron fist

Stick said it himself, Matt was the most naturally gifted fighter he ever trained. He didn't give a damn about Danny's martial arts, he just pushed him to the ground before he could even throw another punch.

Alternative title: Rich Kid beaten by a Blind Man.

I love the push in the beginning of the fight. It's as if to remind Danny that he's not the only good fighter in the room.

Something I dont see people talking about with this scene is that Danny is at a breaking point here. He's pissed and unbalanced which is why Matt could take him I think. Matt is super calm and sharp while Danny is throwing wildly. I get Iron Fist is supposed to be monk-like and chill but he's still human and we all have bad days This fight is lowkey underrated too. I like how everyone is involved. You've got Luke pacing looking for an opening to help, Jessica sizing them both up, Stick... observing lol

I'm blind myself and can confirm, Charlie's acting is spot on.

Daredevil really needs to get his own movies in the MCU.

Jessica Jones be like “how tf is my blind lawyer beating up a living weapon? WTF!!” 😂😂😂

Iron Fist: *punches Daredevil* Matt the next day in court: "Top 10 reasons why Rand Corporation are a bunch of frauds"

“I am the Immortal Iron Fist.” **proceeds to get his ass whooped by a blind man**

So we're all agreeing we're on Daredevil side right

Matt always fought people he was supposed to lose against while Danny always fought people he was supposed to win against, which is why Matt could have torn Danny down in battle.

The way Matt just takes that punch… so good

To use a quote from another series. Danny was essentially the 'biggest fish in the pond'. He was trained for years to be this 'great warrior'. Meanwhile DD had to survive entire battles against stronger opponents. Danny is confident in his abilities to carry him through a fight because he was taught they would. DD was forced to push himself to win when the situation seemed impossible. Danny thinks he can win his fights all the time because he's the "Immortal Iron Fist" while DD knows he's just Matt Murdock

It's sad. This just isn't what Danny Rand is supposed to be. A big baby with anger issues.

This is how negotiations went for who gets to cross into the MCU/Disney Movies and shows.

I think they should bring them back. Especially Charlie and Krysten are nothing but perfect. I didn't watch Luke Cage season 2 but if given a better script Mike Colter will do great as well. I don't know about Finn Jones tho. From his own series to Defenders he always felt off. Jessica Henwick on the other hand was amazing and I guess they brought some new dynamics to her character? I hope they will continue with her.

Jeez I just love everything about daredevil- his blind acting is so believable and badass, the way he jokes about it, how the show's fight choreo is actually stellar, the way he covers his ears after the shockwave, I just!! Everything about the show and his character is just incredible

It's really sad but Stick's line about the Imortal Iron Fist being a "thundering dumbass" is so true. It's easily the shows biggest flaw. Not the only flaw just the biggest one.

From what we know about DD, he saw that first punch coming a mile away and let him have it just to fuck him up hahaha

Ironfist. Master of all martial arts, greatest hand to hand fighter in the world. Gets stalemated by a blind guy who doesn't want to fight and KO'd by a private investigator who gave him 5 seconds notice she was going to attack.

what's frustrating is that they seem to had done a role reversal with Danny and Luke's personalities. In the comics, Luke Cage was always hot headed, easily angered and getting into fights, whilst Danny was the calm and collected one, looking out for him, and yet here it's a switch up. For Luke's backstory in the series, it worked. for Danny, it just made him look like a spoilt rich child acting like an asshole, not someone who had spent 15 years training with Monks. I hope that if/when they do Danny Rand in the MCU, he's done properly. for starters, he's meant to be a Kung Fu master, and extremely powerful. also, nothing ever pisses him off, ever. he's always the epitome of calm. please show us that Danny Rand, and make him a good boi.

Matt: “big man with an iron fist, take that away and what are you?” Danny: “CEO, billionaire, businessman, trained fighter” Matt: “I know guys with none of that worth ten of you, you may not be a threat but you better stop pretending to be a hero” Danny: “ You’re a car accident Murdock, everything special about you came out of an oil barrel”

I love how everyone is an amazing fighter who trained until they got one solid punch from jessica. As much as she lacks the fighting skill of others, she's smart enough to know when to fight and her best window to use her abilities. So badass of her to stand toe to toe with these guys and still say 'sorry' at the end.

Charlie Cox's action sequences are THE BEST... Period!!!

Daredevil was such a badass in the defenders and then Season 3 he became the Underdog again. Such a roller coaster ride for this character. The best story arc on marvel screen ever!

I loved this scene because it showed just how good Matt really is. Danny is amazing but Matt is on another level.

Who’s here after Marvel Studios confirmed that this is Canon to the MCU?

So glad these guys are coming back...

The Iron Fist hitting Luke Cage's skin shares the same energy as Mjolnir hitting Cap's shield

Danny: don't make me use this Bully Maguire: look at little Rand Jr, gonna cry?

I’ve watched this scene 100 times and I never actually noticed how Danny got 2 hits in that whole fight and both were the first punch and when Jessica intervened

Here to say they are all canon now

This scene sums up everything wrong with the Netflix version of Danny Rand. Dude's a zen master who's supposedly in touch with his chi... yet in a room with Matt Murdock, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones he's the most emotional & angry person there. The comics character is generally a calm, optimistic, happy-go-lucky guy... pretty much the opposite of what we saw in the Netflix shows.

Charlie Cox was so great in Daredevil ! I miss him so much ! Daredevil for ever ♥️

I love the small detail that its too loud for Matt to hear the punch of the Immortal Iron Fist.

Im so happy No Way Home exists because now I can confidently say Daredevil is one of my favorite superheroes

The worst part about this scene is that you will never get the jitters of seeing it for the first time. The first time I saw this, it gave me goosebumps watching Stick *tuned in* on his former student, who is going toe to toe with a superior opponent. Truly just an awesome superhero moment.

You know if he DD just utterly beats him, pretty much the entire comment section has his back 😂

1:44 Luke just saved Jessica's life here lol

Matt and Danny have the same goals in a way, but they are entirely different people in countless ways. At this point in time Danny has trained for 12 years with monks, but Matt has been training since he was also a kid, younger as well. Matt was taught to use his heightened senses, not only to be aware of his surroundings but to forsee dangers, attacks and certain actions. Matt also has been fighting for real, he's been experiencing battle for so long that his body and mind are tuned to combat. Danny, however, trained strictly with the monks, the monks never ganged up on him, let alone doing so with the full intent of hospitalizing, let alone killing. The only thing Danny has that's superior to Matt is: skill (fighting styles that is), agility (Matt is a perfect acrobat, but Danny's younger body has more POTENTIAL), and usually confidence or will (Matt is aware that despite his abilities, he's still a man, one far more superior to a normal human but still human. As for his vigilante name, it's not much pride he takes in it, yes when it comes to his ultimate goal and his results, but he doesn't really "wear" the title. Danny is the opposite, he is one with his mantle and title, the Ironfist. The "Immortal Ironfist"! That boosts confidence and thus somewhat willpower) and lastly simply youth (Danny hasn't been wrung out by the streets and criminal underworld as Matt has. And keep in mind that Matt's experience being a vigilante has changed, altered and even a little twisted his fighting and prowess. Matt has grown tired midfight more times than he can count, meaning sometimes its best to take a hit to continue fighting as dodging would take a greater physical toll. Matt has also learned and adapted to rolling with hits and injuries. Stabs, punches, kicks, blunt force, probably a gun shot or a few, Matt knows he can take a hit and is willing to do so if it has positive results such as exploiting someone's weakness or countering. But Danny, he can't recover from hits as fast as Matt can, thus when he is hit there's always that split second where he is basically incapacitated. To us, that time is insignificant, but for Matt, who is a fast, great, and experienced fighter it's an advantage in combat, he also uses that against criminals)

Jessica's face at 1:12 like "DAMN I thought he was supposed to be blind"

Ironfist: "We need to fight!" Daredevil: "Why?" Ironfist: "Bro, didn't you read the script?" Daredevil: "Oh yeah! Sorry man. Okay, let's fight."

Literally nothing happens to Luke even when the Iron Fist punches him. He is sent flying away, but still stands up like it was nothing. Chad Luke.

I can't believe it's already been 6 years...damn🤣

I really like how Luke Cage just walks around like he's a big boss that will be next to fight him.

If you are confused as to why Danny loses here’s why: Danny trained for about 12 years Matt has trained and actually fought people with murderous intent for about 20 Matt has sustained real injuries from battle giving him the advantage of having experience taking and recovering from hits. His body and senses fully understand what it is to battle someone who wants you dead. Danny is also not calm so he is unable to access his full ability to fight with his actual style. But make no mistake, Matt would likely win even if he were calm. They were both trained for years to fight the same enemy, but again, Matt has already been fighting them for a bit of time and Danny is really just getting his feet wet here. At this point in the series, the only thing Danny has over Matt is the iron fist and his youth and acrobatics but that’s not enough to beat Matt. Again, at THIS POINT in the series. Edit: Before commenting please understand that this post is strictly about the series. Not the comic books, or any other source material outside of the MCU on Netflix. And also this is about THIS POINT in the series. Yes, Matt wins because he is more capable of dealing with Danny and Danny isn’t able to truly access the Iron Fist like he would LATER in the series. Most replies seem to understand that, but a few are misunderstanding what I’m saying. Simply put, Matt’s character is written to be more experienced, more prepared, and more in control than Danny is in this particular fight. All I did was break down what the writing has established THIS FAR in the series/netflix MCU. If you are upset that Danny lost, take it up with the writers.

i love how when Matt pushed Danny, he just walks him down like “yeeaaah, roll bitch”

Stick noticed that Matt could hold his own against the Iron Fist.

We’ve all seen Matt punch he wasn’t even trying and still beat Danny

They made a huge mistake cancelling dd :( I hope he returns in spiderman 3

Imagine having literal super powers of fire and chi and then getting rushed by a blind lawyer ninja

Finn Jones as Danny is still such a good casting to me, the angst is perfect!! I really want him back

Danny has trained in martial arts his whole life, he must be like unstopable machine, instead of a crying ass snitch

Charlie Cox is Daredevil. Always will be. That dude nailed it in a way I didn't even think possible.

Daredevil all fights kicks and punches 👊. Jessica Jones " sorry about this, (knock out) " 😅😅😅

"Every now and then he'd get hit and his eyes would dead and he would start walking real slow hands at his side like wasn't afraid of anything and he'd let the devil out"

Daredevil: Don't try it Danny I have the high ground.

i still really love how his head pops back up, he takes a second to ponder, and then proceeds to beat the fear of god into danny

You know matt wasnt gonna look sorry in front of his former Master

IM SO HAPPY THAT DAREDEVIL IS BACK, MY FAVORITE SUPERHERO

I love how they added the detail of daredevil covering his ears when the sound went off. It’s just such a good little thing to add, since his hearing is basically a super sense. Just love how Daredevil kicked Danny’s sorry ass though.

Charlie cox is the shortest among all of them yet he is the most intimidating and interesting 😁

0:47 *Punches Daredevil* Matt: tHe *NErvE*

There's a great "what if..." story where matt becomes the iron fist instead of danny waiting to happen

To be 100% fair to Danny, his particular form of martial arts requires him to be calm to maximize its potential. He was anything but calm here.

"Thats the problem Matt: I'm all out of calm." Am I the only one who was reminded of the "I'm always angry" line in the Avengers? 😅

Imagine being the defender of kounloun and getting 1v1 by a blind man and a really good lawyer feelsbadman

Damn. Thought Danny was unlikable before but he just shoved a woman in order to sucker punch a blind guy. 😂😂😂

Iron fist: spends 15 years in training with hardcore monks Daredevil:spent half a year in training with stick Daredevil kicks his ass

I would say that Daredevil/Matt won the fight, since he's actually moving on to the MCU. *sick burn

I love the way that jessica and jones observing Matt's fight

Imagine if Matt was chosen to become the immortal irony fist

Scary how Danny is happy to hit his team mates with a weapon that could literally kill them

2021, I still mourn for the return of Marvel Netflix shows. Charlie Cox was Phenomenal and truly the best adaptation of Daredevil on screen. Ritter and Colter were great as well. Finn Jones’ Iron Fist is done better when he’s with the other Defenders on their shows rather than being alone on his own which is kinda sad. And hell, Jon Bernthal’s Frank Castle is my favorite on-screen take of the character since Thomas Jane. But overall I miss the Marvel Netflix shows, come on Kevin Feige, bring them back for us.

Its definitely an interesting fight, you have two similar fighting styles versing each other in Matt and Danny, the difference between them being Danny's more traditional forms vs Matts evolved forms, though its barely been tested (in comparison to Matt), every and any mistake Danny ever made during training was corrected through extreme punishments, And Matts punishment for not adjusting quickly enough to a situation being a more sever injury, the cool thing is that the opposing similarities don't end there, Matt, for the longest time wouldn't get a real challenge to people like the knife fighter, with Nobu being the "Hard check" to his skills, whilst Danny's would come from Hand members, with his "Hard check" being the more strategic fighter Typhoid Merry, someone who doesn't come in until after this, its cool.

Danny- "I'm the Iron Fist." Claire- "The hell does that mean?" Danny- "It means I never lose." Loses fist fight to a blind guy...

The plot was meh the characters were trash, but my boi dd still keepin it clean

Netflix did my boi Iron Fist dirty in both this series and in his own...smh

Danny could defiantly one shot Matt. But Matt’s super human reflex’s, agility, Endurance and Radar Sense would only work as long as he doesn’t get hit with the iron fist.

Bruh they did Iron fist dirty, in the comics he’s actually able to defeat Spider-Man without fully trying 💀