gracias

+Elliot Mauricio Torres I understand where you are are coming from .what I am saying is that people cannot kick as well as him because they are not classically trained. MMA should have another name like WWA! it is turning into a mutation of Martial arts. and is only useful in a cage and suicide in a real fight, kicking like wrestling is an attribute and all attributes need constant training as there are degradable skills as I said in my first comment "you don't get kicks like this in UFC" and and one of the reasons is the short career in and low quality in training in kicks.

Tesshin ryū Dojo or because they’re scared of being wrestlefucked

Actually I've seen every kick this guy has thrown and more in the ufc. Also mma is arguably a more practical sport to be trained in to win a street fight as they train to fight from every position. Now I could agree that he is likely a superior striker than most mma fighters, but I would have to reiterate my point by staying that this is primarily due to the fact that he specializes in striking

@Semper Fi Hug had plenty of one punch knockout power, if you think he relied on his kicks to get the job done then maybe you've been watching the wrong fighter. Were talking about ANDY HUG the fucking goat

Oh there was a time in UFC where you would. The 2000s, pretty much. I mean, Cung Le had a brief time in UFC, and I think he was a better kicker than Hug. An insanely fast kicker. But if you're talking about now, then probably yeah.

ravedisc sweep

Yes, he was crazy :)

Are you a referee in real?

@@trollgag5221 nope. Why do you ask? Are you a referee IRL? What would you say? Would you hace stopped the fight?

@@benjaminherrera884 nope, i was wondering what would refrees look in a fight. I am a kyokushin fighter, but i always wonder what the refrees look while in a tournament.

@@trollgag5221 I just don't get your point, partner. It's obvious Masaki was unable to answer Hug's punches and kicks, rhe guy ate almost all of them. It's common sense, I say.

@@benjaminherrera884 i wasn't stating any point mate. I was curious when a fight takes place, what are the things that refrees look into, and at what point they decide to call it off. Because i have seen fights where the opponent was unable to stand and the refree didn't call out, and the guy eventually died.

95年のグランプリで、バンナに思いっきりどつかれてKO負けしたのと、蓄積が大きかったようですね。 この試合なんか、完全にパンチアイ（パンチにビビってしまう症状）になってるのか、全く積極性が無いですね。 時々気合を出して「来い！」と強がってますが、完全に体が動けていないです。残念極まりない試合ですね。 アンディは、余裕があるのか、胸を貸している状態ですね。 グランプリ97では、情け容赦無くKOされましたが。それだけ実力差がありましたね。

@@honda4770 しかも、この時にアンディ・フグと試合した時には バンナとの試合のダメージで長期離脱していた後での久々の試合でした からね。試合感覚が鈍っているので、余計にパンチやキックに対する 警戒心が強すぎて、積極的に攻め込めていない感がありましたよね。(>_

Its k1 , kickboxing

@@gabrielbojorge6726 k-1 rules were litle bit closer to muay thai than kickboxing.

There was active clinch in 90's k-1, you should watch more 90's k-1 fights.

前に出ても何をしていいか分からないのか、序盤の左ローで足を奪われたからか。そんな感じでしたね

アンディーと戦った日本人で最後まで立っていられた人は他に居ませんよね。 日本人の大会だと佐竹にかなう選手は居なかった。 それでも世界の一流どころと比較されると及ばなかった。

アンディがパンチ出してたら一瞬で終わらされるよ

@@11pc1b4 武蔵がいる。日本人で唯一ＫＯ負けをフグにされてない日本人選手は武蔵だけ。２度試合して。

riskmod1 why was satake lame?

jabadas hudau Idiot