Mad respect to you Dave Absolutely love these kinda of videos

"Unstoppable Fighters Beaten By Brilliant Strategy 3" when ?

Damn I've been watching your videos for a while and I never looked into you and your history. I really should have. Another great video

Bro you beat him cause he is old

Do you ever plan on doing a video on Gerald McClellan, Macho Camacho, Alexis Arguello, Julian Jackson, Bernard Hopkins, Felix Trinidad, Ike Williams, Ernesto Marcel, or Terry Norris?

Yes I say you should go fight him right away 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I believe in you!

If all of us fight Lerdsiilla at the same time, he won't stand a chance

Go ahead. We are in your back ☺

I will bravely be your corner man.

😂

Not everyone resolve around games , grow tf up fornite kids

@@shahan1465?

@@shahan1465 Salty boomer can't enjoy video games because the brain is too slow to function lmao

@@shahan1465 Obviously the dude writing the comment was joking... You thought he was serious? ... really? How can you be so d*** I suggest you to increase your interpretation skills because it is low AF. Maybe learn to have fun too...

Yeah Gabriel's better than him now

@@darkmetro8882 because Lerdsila isnt his his prime hes like 40 now lol

@@darkmetro8882 because Lerdsila always play the game, not fight for any "pride"

@@mp3ss315 yes the age difference was huge

@@lcfflc3887 Lerdsila is only 4 years older. When the fight happened Lerdsila was 30 (almost 31) and Varga was 27.

lol very fitting for this fight, good catch

👍🏿

"Pee is stored in the balls" - Sun Tzu, The Art of War

@@kajetanbawelnoswiat "Store is balled in the pees" - Tun Szu, War of The Art

Problem is that Sun Tzu strategy was for war, in war the loser goes home in a body bag. There is not round two. In a sport the loser can always come back for round 2. What can you do when Lerdsila comes back for round two? This time he is the one who's seen and study all your tactic and all your strategy.

A humble champion 👍

I scroll through the comments just to find this and like it.

Well said.

I hate how he says "we" instead of "I" all the time. It's such a snowflake, inclusive thing to do. Be a man, take the responsibility, take ownership of your faith, don't hide behind a group.

@@amjan what? Lmao

Well if the chess player gets up and knocks the other player out. Then yea I guess

There's chessboxing, where you play alternating rounds of chess and boxing...

@@SenselessUsername true

welcome to the appeal, glad to have you

Which is somehow less painful than chess for some of us.

I think you got that a bit wrong :P

Incorrect. It's "My son, tike"

Ahh yes Confuse them. Sun Tzu.

punches in the head are not taking its toll hahahaha

Everyone has a face until they got punch in the plan

It helped being a foot taller too.

​@@AnonYmous-ez4es There pros and cons to height. Lerdsila has beaten guys taller than this dude, so height isn't much of a factor. Being tall and lanky has its downfalls as well.

@@AnonYmous-ez4es ryan garica vs tank? Floyd, mike?

If you didn't notice he is white and white people speak english.

@@royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409 Ngl, the only thing you're ever gonna get from having English as your mother-tongue is confidence in speaking that language. Clarity and what not, definitely varies from person to person. Tho I understand, the diction part of the original comment seemed a little out of place, that is of course assuming the dude is an American.

Aka speaking normally

@@royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409 way to be racist lol

@@royaldecreeforthechurchofm8409 Ah right, white russians and slavs are excellent at English, very true.

There is no other way against Lerd, let's be real

@@MatthewTheUntitled yh true

Just like Batfleck defeating Superman! (Although I love Lerdsila more than Superman)

Tell me do you bleed?"

Have you ever seen him and Batman in the same room?

It's like cheating

@@aaabbb-py5xd It's called tactics; a timeless element of combat.

@@TechnoMinarchistBall yes, cheating has always been a tactic, hope that makes you feel better

@@aaabbb-py5xd What the hell, since when there is a rule saying that people cannot prepare themselves against the opponent in a professional fight? This is a sport, not a street fight. Preparation is a key to any athlete.

@@coolfer2 lol, right, preparation, cheating is preparation, I'm not sure you're literate enough to know what you're mad about

exactly. lerdsila from what i heard genuinely fights cuz he enjoys it. he doesn’t prep, just fights because it’s fun for him. but yeah i figure if nobody prepped to fought him he’s almost unbeatable

I hope he fight this guy again, because that guy is going to mess him up u train but u don't always win

@@kelyngilmer7361 BS, you cannot step in the ring with no strategy, most times he intimidates opponents and manipulate the crown to thinking he enjoys the fight and doesn't feel any pain which that will obviously frustrate the opponent furthermore making the opponent try to defeat him fast which we all know they start panicking leaving more open spaces Lerdsila is like Tommy Shelby

@@Roberto97810 exactly👍 As the guy in this video said, "mind games". Just goes to show how big of an influence psychology has in sports. Even in Chess, where the battle is ostensibly quiet coz of the players just moving tiny pieces and just sitting around. In actuality, the pressure is there and it is the number 1 cause of making mistakes. As it is in fighting sports like mma, if one cracks under pressure, one would lose the game instantly. As it was in Lerdsila's opponents, they succumb to his mind games. Accompanied with great dexterity in evasion + taunting is what made Lerdsila the great fighter that he is. But of course, it is easier said than done😅, to become a good fighter like that. One must be fully committed to training

@@kelyngilmer7361 Once a legend said - *Be Water my Friend* so it's not impossible or difficult, if we go according to the saying of that Legend.

Haha 😂 Sometimes everything comes together.

Thank you for being original. That quote is so overused.

@@anthonyhernandez4266 I've never heard it. It was great!

@@TheNeighborNicky the original is "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face" by Mike Tyson. Most people just state the same old quote verbatum which stopped being funny a long time ago so this guys spin on it is refreshing.

hahaha

Well Lerdsila prepared by knocking out 100 opponents consecutively and actually, so not sure Varga was more dedicated to preparation... But more seriously, Lerdsila is no slouch in the prep department nor nonchalant.

Hell ya. He had to be.

Love that anime

It reminds me of guides on how to counter specific characters in a game🤣

@@noozlie Which one?🤔

Because you feel wrong, no boxer likes to lose a fight more than winning one.

@Jalopezlag you're assuming everyone's like you, and not even that, you're assuming everyone's like your imagination version of you where you have a long winning streak and then lose. This kind of shit only exists in movies, in reality everyone would prefer to keep a winning streak, you can learn every time you win too, you can win differently with a different opponent, you learn different things.

@@thesocialinception winning is fun for a while, but when it is all you do, it gets boring.

@@thesocialinception youre not wrong for most people, but fact is with lersila is he never really cared about winning, hes said multiple times hes out there to have fun and thats why he fights in such a risky manner, because having fun was more important than winning which of in itself is a boon because people improve much faster and perform much better when they dont care about the outcome and just focus on having fun though i dont know if lerdsila found this to be that enjoyable, pretty sure he realized the whys and hows of what his opponent was doing and you saw him get a little irritated near the end, not cuz he was losing, but because he wasnt able to do his usual shenanigans but im sure now he at very least looks back fondly on this fight since no self respecting professional wouldnt love the opportunity to get even better, even if youre already at the top

@@DDracee i don't doubt that he doesn't care about winning but the original comment i was replying to was along the line "since he lost, this gotta be his fav fight", and that's so fantasized bs

I got to spar him, so much fun. He was super nice to me, didn't even get a bruise hahaha

@@TheModernMartialArtist He is really technical. Love his style

@@TheModernMartialArtist Lacks the common wise guy attitude that so many other guys have. You could learn from this guy.

Surprise AZ

Thanks 🙏 I was lucky to share the ring with Lerdsila. Now I've been aiming to get Saenchai in the ring.

@@GabrielVargaOfficial That would be awesome to watch! Especially if you could fight in ONE Super Series either in Kickboxing or Muay Thai. That would be one to watch! Definitely looking forward for you to fight Saenchai!

Nothing is impossible...

@@yang.1490 varga's a champion, not some random chumpion. of course he knows what he's doing.

not just a good fighter, the best fighter. Credit where credit is due.

You must know he’s well past his prime and nearly 40. I doubt he could touch Prime Lerdsila

@@user-bl9br3ry5k maybe, dunno, who cares

@@user-bl9br3ry5k how old was Lerdsila when he fought him though? This fight was like, back in 2012 or something and Lerdsia is still fighting and making matrix moves in ONE championship

dude ..... lerdsila is muay thay fighter ..... his style is muay thy .... that was a kickboxing match .... with a very lucky ending in my opinion ....

@@asatechnics8363 awesome

This! Precisely this! It's still impressive though.

this is epic...

I don't think there have been many western fighters who have beaten Lersidla.... perhaps the only one?!

@@bebbone81 I dont even know if someone else defeat Lerdsila. Is he still active?

@@jorgepuga8104 I'm pretty sure someone has defeated him in Thailand, which is highly probable when you have something like 300 bouts behind you, if only for statistical reasons. Anyway, I guess he's now in some MMA circuit, and in training new talents.

@@bebbone81 does he have a compilation of loses video or clop clip i would like to see his loses cause its more rare than his wins

At this level I think it’s the only way to beat him, he managed to avoid every spinning back fist from then on!

Did you copy this comment from another video? Because I'm either having DejaVu or I'm travelling back in time.

@@Szederp haha you must be a time traveler hahah glitch in the matrix perhaps, better call cypher!

Fr, Lerdsilla is like a final boss

If they have a rematch, lerdzila will finish him again

He sure does.

Yeah! I think he should become a kickboxer.

That's because he's seen a thing or two

@@clothschickensogs2947 woosh

@@dantemakescoffee5316 oh shit, i didn't realized the joke, i actually thought the comment was serious haha sorry.

This guy is okay, but Joshua Fabia gives much better advice

I wish every fighter would make a recap of what they did like this

@@-e6195 most fighters are afraid of their future opponents analyzing their videos

That's the beauty of internet. Everyone 'qualified' enough to give advices, but it's up to us to burn the bad wheat and take the good one.

memorized all his patterns and openings and timed all his i frames

No such thing as luck.

@First Name Last Name grow up kid...

@@onearmy942 Poser alert.

@@zoarmhirr2964 here's a quarter now run off and play.

Poser alerrt

His pants don't sag.

You'd think with all those championships he could afford to turn up the thermostat.

Only belt I have is from old navy

@@The-Dom hahahaha

Wow. Haters on this thread, huh?

190 wins, lerdsilla is a boss fight

That's why boxing is called the sweet science and it's 2 gloves. Thai boxing is that ×4 when it comes to comexity and the psychological game theory and technique. Martial arts as a sports game is one of the best mentally and physically. But the practice of Martial Arts is so much more, it's about being the best most amazing smart, kind, strong, thoughtful, compassionate, version of your self you possibly can, then surpassing those expectations at every possible opportunity.

It's not just fighters. I think in all competitive sports people watch a lot of videos and do a lot of prep. At least in the highest professional settings.

Mike Tyson's words exactly. :)

There is another thing at work here too. In German we say "overconfidence comes before the downfall". One fighter clearly didn't prepare as much as the other one and the reason is likely found in this old German saying.

@@maggnet4829 good point. It’s originally a biblical saying. Pride goeth before destruction

@@maggnet4829 "Wer seinen Gegner unterschätzt, ist erst entzückt und dann entsetzt." -Bugs Bunny (alte Synchro)

I'll be doing more videos like this. Keep an eye out for them here and on my channel.

Because all the 100 fighters who faced lerdsilla prepared and lost?

he's also been fighting at a very high level of kickboxing for several years now so knows how to approach the mental game as well. but i imagine you are somewhat adept at this as well

So Varga was able to watch 150 previous fights and figure out opponents tells, and you call him a champion???lmao he had a cheat guide plain and simple. Garbage.

@@goofsaddggkle7351 I feel a little sorry for you. ...and somewhat entertained.

@@goofsaddggkle7351 💀

@@goofsaddggkle7351 tf's wrong with you? 🤨

ya it mitigates the damage. you're still getting a little tagged but such a great solution