Can "Y2K" get back in the winner's column against Mangat on 3 June? #ONE158 | Fri 3 June | 5:30PM SGT/5:30AM ET | Watch.ONEFC.com | How To Watch 👉 bit.ly/WatchONE158

I like how Muay Thai fighters apologize humbly after kicking you for twenty minutes

Those leg kicks were INSANE. That Bjj guy was no joke, super resilient to be able to take that level of punishment for as long as he did.

Hats off to the BJJ fighter for sticking at it that long. That all looked really painful.

Love letter from Muay Thai to bjj: "If you want to lay down, then stay down."

Watching this guy “aang”, “baang”, “paang”, and “kaang” his way to victory was satisfying.🤣🤣🤣

I can't even imagine how painful those kicks must've felt.

That Muay Thai fighter makes the same sounds I make every time I take a bite of a taco.

Dude that front flip at 0:30 with the dude on his back aimed perfectly to ensure the guy landed on his head was little the most insane thing ive ever seen in a fight.

First 30 seconds: ah, that's not too bad. He's not quite "obliterating" him The rest of the clip: oh dear god

“They told me this BJJ thing was the best. All fights end up on the ground.” BJJ practitioner

Aside from having great respect for both of these fighters, I want to do a shout-out to the people in this comment section, who are also very respectful to the losing fighter, acknowledging his spirit, resilience and endurance. I know respect plays a huge role in martial arts, but it can't be taken for granted. May you all receive the respect in life that you give to others.

Hell of a BJJ practitioner to take those kicks and still have the heart to get back up over and over,

Respect to the guy that took 100 kicks from a muy Thai fighter because I've would've been on a wheelchair after 2

He's gonna be lying in that hospital bed hearing "ANHH! ANHH!" in his head over and over

Jui Jitsu has been mainstream long enough now fighters have figured out how to not get trapped and to not play into their style. Kazushi Sakuraba was the first fighter to successfully beat multiple Gracies at a time when they were dominating. I do enjoy watching BJJ but Muay Thai has always been my favorite of the combat sports, but if you have a fighter trained BJJ and Muay Thai, you have an incredibly well trained fighter!

His sprawl and defense when he gave up the back were stellar. And that reversal. Come on. Not just a MT fighter

Everytime dude shouted “AGHN!!” with his kicks, I felt it.

FINALLY a non-clickbait title. That man was indeed, Obliterated.

"A man can't stand, he can't fight." - Sensei Terry Silver

Much respect for him enduring that. The next day had to be brutal.

Props to the Thai fighter. He took the ground game away and kept his cool when he needed to do so. Brilliant tatics.

This feels like payback for all the wrestling matches I've had to watch.

Once he found out his weakness were kicks, it was over

The “ang” after every kick just made me realize how much power was in the kicks 😂

Man he’s gonna have baby deer legs for a couple of days. Respect for him hanging in there for as long as he did

Completely unfair to just categorize him as just a Muay Thai fighter. Dude also had grappling skills.

Really impressed with the BJJ guy's resilience tbh.

Hitting the legs of a bjj dude seemed like a great strategy. Amazing

For anyone who has not been kicked by someone who knows what their doing, imagine a baseball bat being swung at your legs, arms, body and head. The power of the kicks is no joke, this guy was tough as nails to absorb all those. Trust me, it's extremely painful even if it doesn't look that bad.

I absolutely adore how he just started spamming leg kicks. The final one looked like it sealed the deal and the ref made a good stoppage.

I love that leg kicks are getting more prominent. I think it evens the playing field between grappling and striking

Bro legit did a half flip with a man on his back.

Seeing muay thai fighters evolve their grappling defense, this is awesome, like the next evolution of MMA

A friend of mine, who has been practicing various martial arts for many years, once wanted to show me a kick he learned - we'd been drinking for a few hours. A heel kick to the thigh at "half power". I instantly had a dead leg that I could not stand on. Massive respect to the guy who took dozens of these and still fought on. Both of these men are carved out of steel.

This is what being genuinely outclassed looks like. But the mad lad always stood back up!

His style of fighting is truly one of the most brutal. Even though the other guy lost, he was an absolute beast to take that for so long. And mercifully the referee made the right decision.

How the hell is that guy still standing for the decision. Must be running on pure adrenalin.

Good to see em actually gets up. I watch these fights to see people fight, not hug in the ground.

wow, respect to that guy for being an absolute solid punching bag

That was only 3 minutes of footage but it felt like 3 years of agony.

When you only know jiu-jitsu, but the opponent doesn't play IBJJF. 😅

Rumour says this mans legs are still trembling to this day

I blocked low kicks from a muay thai once, can barely walk after the spar 😅 They roll a bamboo pole on their shins back and forth for hours to strengthen it

Damn, it is difficult to watch this. I can only imagine how difficult it is to be in that ring, constantly being tortured and beaten up like that. When the kicks keep destroying his legs until he fell down, it feels like all hope is lost.

Much respect for both fighters behaving like gentleman after the match.

when you are allowed to strike, the striker doesn't need a mastery level of submission/takedown defense to neutralize a BJJ practitioner, since the BJJ practitioner is under huge threat from a dangerous striker's attacks. on the other hand, the BJJ practitioner can't defend against real dangerous striking unless he has very good striking (since you can't actually use plain defense against a real striker because you have to fight them off). if both practitioners learn fundamentals of the other's sport, the striker ends up as the better fighter in general. there was a misconception in the early days of BJJ when nobody knew basic defenses for it, but reality is once you know, it's not as dangerous as it used to be. in fact, if this wasn't a sanctioned match with rules, even during the transitions on the ground, he could've seriously wrecked the BJJ guy. On the ground, it's more efficient to use illegal moves while the BJJ guy is doing his proper transition techniques. In a real fight, you can f up BJJ guys when they're transitioning if you're really crazy.

Props to the BJJ guy. Truly willing to go the distance while getting some of the most vicious leg kicks I've ever seen and heard.

I give the BJJ fella points for his toughness and courage for not quitting. He took a lot of punishment

I am gonna need a wheelchair just by watching that guy absorb all those leg kicks

That front flip slam at like 0:37 was sick

This is better than most UFC fights I see to be quite honest. Mad respect to both of them, genuinely dont know how the BJJ guy could even stand, just one of those kicks would fuck me legs up 😂

The limits of bjj are starting to get exposed these days

Very respectful at the end, i appreciate that

When you hate hugging-it-out on the floor.

Oh my goodness, I felt those kicks through the screen! Sheesh!

This is why you train both. Both are very good individually but together they are literally 2 of the best martial arts combinations.

Dude wont feel his leg for a week

Those legs are legit weapons

Man's gonna be waking up hearing that shout in cold sweats in 2034

How that guy kept getting up after those kicks and looked like his soul was crying but that man kept getup. Respect to him. He may not walk normal for a month and a half though. I don’t want anything to do with those kicks lol

i love that he says BANG at every punch

BJJ fighter telling his buddies before the match, "There's no way I'm going to be knocked out". Five minutes into the fight BJJ fighter realizing that an unplanned nap isn't the worst outcome.

My guy did a front-flip-body-slam 👏😯

The sound he makes when he kicks. The other dude's gonna be hearing it in his nightmares for years.

Thats a level of punishment i never want to endure

Poor guy, you can see the pain in his face after every kick.

Those leg kicks are brutal to watch.

LOL, that dude def didnt walk straight for a couple of weeks

Imagine being in a fight and lying on your back with your legs ups in the air expecting your opponent to engage

props on the guy even standing up at the end

The BJJ guy seemed unprepared. I love how at the end the Muay Thai practitioners bow in respect.

Its amazing how his leg survived that long, those kicks doesnt look half assed, ive received one kick from a trainee muay thai before and my inside thigh almost swell, they kick so hard, especially when they scream as they kick….i cant and dont want to imagine the pain that bjj guy had to suffer

the sheer athleticism of both of these guys was astounding, though. But those kicks were friggin brutal.

Be fair the BJJ guy lost before it started, Muay Thai guy was constantly told to let him get up or stopping from wasting the guy, though I liked that they prolonged his punishment of leg kicks.

Just like everyone else said, if you've taken even one of those kicks and know how much it hurts.. impressive he lasted as a bjj guy

BJJ 101- "Nooooo don't hit me and let me lay around!"

When the fight started, his training KICKED in. 😊

This is a great example of why striking before grappling is much more effective lol

The respect that the winner showed to him a few times at the end was for how TOUGH that guy was taking all those hits and still getting back up! Both warriors👏 Just 1 being the jack of all trades whilst the other one being one trick only fighter

I've seen this many times but still I get mind blown by the damage the Muay thai guy gave 🤯

All fights don't end on the ground and this is the proof, i love BJJ but boy those kicks were brutal and to be able to take that punishment and still stand after the fight is absolutely insane, respect for the BJJ guy!!!

The mans Yodkaikaew literally "bong-ing" TF out of laydown-boy 🤣🤣🤣 shi, *I* felt every "bong!" so I *know* homeboy was feeling them for weeks after!

Every time i get into fights i also instantly heroicly fall on to my ass and lift my hands and legs up to the sky

This is why relying solely on one style will get you into trouble.

Muay thai fighter lowkey knows how to defend on the ground and how to get back on his feet and keep the fight standing. That's why he won and utilizing his deadly leg kicks

Bro was begging for him to get on the ground with him😂

Man that bjj guy was super tough he took a lot of punishment, the maui thai guy had good defense and obviously knows how to grapple

Wow, those leg kicks felt like I was the one getting kicked. Those kicks were really brutal. There's really no way Alex would have checked them. Way too powerful.

He was practically tenderizing his opponent's legs with those kicks. 🤣

Dudes just sending the other guy flying 💀

“Get up prince of troy. I won’t let a stone take my glory.”

Alex showed so much toughness, kept getting up. He was my Bjj coach when I was in Thailand

Damn that was a good brawl. Respect to both fighters.

That had to be some kind of torture. We got a 3 minute video, but it was super condensed.

they definitely didn't expect Y2K to have such tremendous takedown defense. what he lacks in BJJ, he compensates with pure brute, raw power. who tf does a front flip with a guy on his back trying to choke the life out of him? that's just some ridiculous strength, and those kicks remind me of prime buakaw. hats off to Alex for having the heart to go on!

Next time anyone needs a tree chopped down call this guy.

When the opponent doesnt take your Cuddle mma bait 😂

bro wiped the floor with him lmao

I'm amazed that he kept on getting back up with his right quad reduced to muscle puree