A body language case study in lying

@@prjkd to be honest any one with real experience will tell you that you cant actually in real life detect a good liar simply on body language. its a pseudoscience. A good liar can be as convincing as a saint professing the truth. if you think otherwise you are naive. Dux could be lying he could not be. but simply from watching the video you cant simply tell. you need a lot more corroborating evidence than oooh he looked to the left while answering a question. Not for or against dux but you can fuck off with that case study in body language bullshit. its pseudoscience at best. a good liar can fool the best body language expert. and a bad liar can probably be a wash too.

Doubt it he’s a compulsive liar

This is the best interview to date by Viking Samurai. One must watch this back to back a few times to digest it mentally. I am most pleased and cannot wait for the further chapters.

@@prjkd I DO have a lot of experience "interviewing" recalcitrant subjects and can tell you that davidshoy1979 is absolutely right. I've also had experience in hiding my true thoughts, right down to controlling my "unconscious" eye movements. One problem that comes up is that there are some people who just naturally exhibit "suspicious" behaviors when they have nothing to hide. Another problem is the increasing number of people who actually believe their own lies.

Consensus is that Dux acquitted himself well in this interview

Dux and Seagal are the most honest masters ever. Non-negotiable.

@@paleo704 Consensus is that Frank Dux is a pathological liar.

i mean if you were alive YOU were in it considering the math lol

I was in it too? Sweet!

​@@pretzelcoatl_1121epic, bro! Fucking EPIC 😂😂😅😂😅

exactly.. i was there too.. along with every sperm in my sack@@pretzelcoatl_1121

It’s amazing that Dennis Alexio or Larry Holmes weren’t invited as they were the best fighters in the world at that time

Frank is the GOAT

@@raffaballzz in lying? Yeah man

@@jamesk9160 in martial arts

@@raffaballzz no

@@raffaballzz The throat goat , maybe

😂😂😂😂😂

Does he? Bwah ha hahaha haha hahaha

The guy that beat him up infront of alot of witnesses he got asked to fight in the early ufc 1 or 2 .. Zane frazier he said frank is smart very manipulative and a good business man could convince you that you were black even tho your white with white parents.. but as a fighter na he's a business man and back then before the Internet you had alot of guys saying they were blackbelts had there own style bla bla bla.. wasn't untill Vale tudo came around people seen what worked what never . Two men anything goes and no ninjas won any of they fights

​@@Carson-pv4hrScott Morris won a fight at UFC 2, and he claimed to be a ninja 😊

@VultureLivesAgain yeah roy Nelson grew up grappling was a blackbelt in bjj years before mma was well-known in the grappling scene then after a decade plus of grappling.. started grappling at a mma gym sparred liked it started training with guys there learned he had a good right hand and was a good grappler aka submission wrestler.. they asked him what's your martial arts background he said kung-fu 😂😂 so when he was in the ufc walked in Bruce buffer would say his name weight record then this fighter has a background in kung-fu😂😂 guy had never trained kung-fu in his life .. infact after he fought frank mir but they said it was a grudge match because they met a naga a nogi submission wrestling tournament and roy beat him .. they had to say this man is a blackbelt in jujitsu holds a record of bla bla bla.. but for years guy with a mullet a belly good boxing great on the ground lots of submission wins.. but he wanted to be introduced as a master in the art of kung-fu 😂😂❤️

@@Carson-pv4hr I get what you're saying. But Scott Morris didn't seem to have a background in anything other than "ninjutsu." Steve Jennum also called himself a ninja, and he won UFC 3! Both guys apparently trained in the same ninjutsu system (Robert Bussey's Warrior International).

Just watched footage of Bas Rutten, Seagal would not stand much of chance.

Hhhhhhh true

No, Dux, Seagal and Moore in a movie together! You could make it like Hotshots. That would be EPIC! 😂😂😂

The thought of that has me near doubled over in laughter.

I’m dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Poor kid..Was just trying to cope with his father not being there..

It sounds like me

my friend said his dad was in the air force and could throw a sonic boom like guile in SFII

He was, he was kicked out of military for just this reason lol

Wow, thanks for making a really sad comparison about a kid who was suffering from not having a father in his life and trying to cope.

Maybe he's really a master vivid dreamer?

So you see the old rules of Kumite says everyone other then the Victor must be executed. Spectators, judges, competitors, dude at the door.

@@dustinmichel7608 Even the Paramedics/ There must have been LOTS of injuries with hundreds of competitors fighting to the Death with no rules, gloves, protective gear ie mouthpiece, handwraps, etc.

A judoka, boxer or mma fighter would mess this dude or Steven segal up badly!!!

@@johnrambo4259 Frank Dux doesn't hold any black belts at all.....in all of his video's he never fights anyone at all....ever!

The guy's had a stroke before you can tell.

I thought he did a pretty good job of explaining things.

@@Timmeh_The_tyrant Did he explain how he whopped an entire ninja village as a teenager? Did explain why his supposed CMOH ceremony was done in secret?

Your wife wants to interview Frank Dux?! Man good pull!

@@aplus1080 - She doesn't comprehend that it's an actor from the real life guy so in reality, she wants to interview JCVD and after the interview, wants her husband to become a cuck.

I hope he gets A Van Damme interview he deserves it!

@@larryb4598 are you JSteel

@@aplus1080 You can keep all them girls that have any interest in Frank Dux. That's all you buddy!

I agree because it does sound Plausible.

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Not hard to give his side when he created the story….

Kind of. I’m old now, but I fought in kyokushin tournaments back in the 80s. I trained in kyokushin for about 8 years. The one thing I agree on what he said was the kumites from different school factions. That’s true and I participated in the kyokushin ones we had. There would be 50-60 guys competing and yes you could fight 15-20 guys in one day. Over a few day period there would be one winner and he would of fought probably 50 times. He’s also right, they were private with no audience and would usually be at a rented out vfw hall or a firehouse hall or something. This is in my experience only though. I do think he is fabricating on a lot of other stuff though like fighting in the bahamas with hand picked martial artists from around the world. I think he may have done the school faction kumites and just added his own twists to make it sound more movie like.

No clue what he was talking abiyt. If he wins there is always a " fresh" fighter sent in to fight. New fresh guys, apparently waiting on the sidelines to fight the winners. Idk. No sense

So... I got in a bar fight last night,,, I guess that's considered Kumite, right? It wasn't in Mexico though.

@@tiamat_023nope. That wasn’t Kumite. Sorry

I would like all the Tournament competitors around the world, and for all time, to list the single elimination tournaments where they had to fight over 300 times to win the event. And then, let's have a list of only the winners so we can compare some of Frank's fellow KUMITE Champions. We would like to include all the winners before and after Frank's win to step up and validate his record and his Championship Trophy, ooops "Secret" Trophy! For someone who doesn't care about "putting butts in the seats" and "fighting for glory and money", you seemed very comfortable suing JCVD for money. Oh yeah, and the court found he did not owe you any money.

@@dragondon I’m hoping you and Frank can talk on Viking Samurai at some point. Viking is fair and can be a mediator so to speak.

@@bmcarpetcleaningandfloorca4410 Absolutely, I would love for the Viking Samurai to have Frank and I on at the same time so I can have Frank discuss his "Echo Location" techniques, bullet dodging, and over 300 win over 50 KO record in the KUMITE!!!!! I am absolutely certain he will completely enlighten every viewer on the exact nature of his fighting experiences in the KUMITE!!!!

@@dragondon didn't he use to say that Ray Jackson was based on the guy that Dolph Lundgren used to train with that actually fought at that tournament, Kurt Peter Rolandson? The John Smoltz look alike that was in Jet Li's movie "Born to Defense" with Paula Tocha ( the Muay Thai fighter Paco in Bloodsport?)

At the start of the video he sounds like he's talking about the Kumite that you get in Kyokushin Karate tournaments where a black belt has to fight multiple opponents one on one over the course of a few days to earn their next degree, it's more like a tough man contest to test a karateka's skills and endurance...though I'm not sure what the rules are or how these are structured but apparently they're a series of consecutive 2 minute bouts against other black belt opponents as the ultimate test if endurance and skill, then there's also the Full Contact Kung Fu tournaments that used to take place in Taiwan and Hong Kong as well, and both these instances would result in people getting severely injured but as far I know they weren't "deathmatches" so like I'm confused now....did he participate in one of these perhaps and then just embellish it to the point of pure fantasy to become famous or is his Kumite something different... because these Kumites aren't "secret underground no holds barred deathmatches hosted by the Hong Kong triads every 5 years"....like I wish he'd just be open and honest about the story and just come clean, if he says he took part in a 100 man Kyokushin Karate Kumite then I'd believe it because those do happen sometimes...in fact aside from Mas Oyama, there's only been 14 other people who successfully completed it and the last was a dude named Judd Reid and he did it back in 2017

1 year of Muay Thai > 10 years at Dux Ryu

@@mrjuse5470 100% agreed. He's not even a teacher. He opens the schools, then promotes yellow and green belts to black belts so they can teach the classes while he sits back and collects the money. He's all bullshit. I wanted to learn Dux Ryu so bad after Bloodsport but quickly learned the Frank Dux on TV was a way made up character. Lol

He's so entrenched with his own delusional reality, he would pass

Lol, Seagal has actual decorated credentials in Japan, including with Isoyama Sensei and Abbe Sensei, high level masters. He's also had plenty of kickboxers and MMA pros feel his skills firsthand.

@@larryb4598 hey Jsteel get a job

Sorry dux,you are full of shith. It's just talk,and we in Europe are LOL 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, but not on the web. Face to face with JCVD. An interview in his mansion or something special.

@@hori83 I don't think that would add anything to the interview for the person listening, its much more convenient and likely to take place when both people can do it from wherever they currently are than have to fly somewhere and get things set up for an interview. The actually content would be the same either way. I think just having him in an interview would be a win for everyone.

He's a fraud

@@raymondarias2034 But that's not what he's getting at though, just that to be able to interview Dux on the issue and let him speak about it regardless of fact or fiction.

Words fall from his mouth like shit from ass!

Raymond Arias 19:26 He’s still being a hero.

Glad you enjoyed it!

​@VikingSamurai What drugs you on?

​@@VikingSamuraiLove your channel I would love to see an analysis on "Jason Blaha" and or "Charlie Z" (the goat) Thank you sir #subscribed

"Bloodsport: The Reckoning"

I will settle for JCVD

Why?

Looking at that Purple Heart on the wall, I was thinking the same thing about stolen valor

@@navegandolejanooriente6268 Oh, you didn't know..His DD-214 was changed when he was recruited by the CIA, can't have his past be used against him. These fucks always use the CIA as a cover, because they know the CIA has a policy not to confirm or deny who they recruit. So these clowns can then use this refusal to comment as a defacto stamp of validity. Dux is a guy who came up in the era prior to information being so readily available, so his grift worked for along time..

@@colinkillian9265 Obviously, Colin...it did not work on you.

Scott Adkins interviewed Seagal...we all knew he was full of it but he humored us! I actually liked being humored instead of just calling the guy out in his face. Makes me want to hear more hog wash stories

@@robd1329 Yeah I follow Scott as well. It was a better interview than I expected.

why do you think Frank and Seagal as joke ? i can let you meet them both especially Seagal . you have ballz ?

@@robd1329 I guess you never met Shihan Seagal .lol

It’s like kayfabe in pro wrestling lmao

Well said

Yeah fair enough I suppose. At the end of the day people can choose to believe what they want. It's obvious to me that the guy has been very astute at the art of 'telling stories' , and very lucky to have been able to get successful from it. Good for him, I guess.

I agree. It's great to let liars to talk themselves into more holes :D

Did the maths even work out?! 63 fights, so 20 a day for 3 days then 3 main matches. Right..... One of the best tournaments I've ever seen was a great mma tourney. It was an 8 man elimination tournament called IFC Global Domination. So, it had Babalu Sobral, Trevor Prangley, Shogun Rua, Erik Wanderlei, Forrest Griffin, Chael Sonnen, Jeremy Horn, and Mikhael Averstesion. And then u had alternates, u know, the guys who compete on the card, to step in in the case of somebody getting injured. What about the alternates to duxs kumite?! How many alternates would there have to be?! Anyways, babalu and Jeremy horn fought each other in the final. Babalu beat Trevor Prangley by decision, then Shogun Rua by submission(guillotine choke). Jeremy Horn beat Averstesion by submission(armbar), then Forrest Griffin by KO(head kick). Babalu beat Horn by decision. But his face was a mess. One of the greatest most emotional performances I've seen. Babalus brother had died less than a year before, n to fight 3 fights in one night n sustain those injuries, n still win against someone as good as Horn, is just amazing n why I love martial arts and combat sports. I respect any martial artist. But if Dux is bs'ing, it's not just a little white lie, it's a disrespect to anyone who practices, trains and competes.

@Patrick Bateman Thank you for pointing that out. 60 fights in 3 days he'd have to be superhuman to have done that. Especially in a fight with "no rules" 110 percent bullshit haha

That what liars do, they can't resist adding a little bit extra every time because they're addicted to lying. Tell the story enough times and the story becomes utterly ridiculous

@@anakindeckard I showed my dad this vid. He came up with a good one. He said he talks out the side of his mouth, cos a part of his brain knows he's lieing n is trying to make his body stop talking🤣also followed it up with, "hold up frank, u need to wipe the corner of ur mouth, there's some sh*te dribbling out" 🤣😂😭I'm sorry to be so disrespectful, but he's disrespecting all of us, even if u don't compete or train, just enjoying martial arts sports, or movies, he's trying to con that last bit of innocent imagination we may have. People want to believe in supposedly impossible feats. It gives us hope. Van Damme is a great actor, and even tho his kickboxing and karate fights were semi contact, he's still a great martial artist and athlete. Even he was taken in by dux' wild claims. He tries to downplay it by comparing himself to the father of full contact Kyokushin Karate, Mas Oyama, who was the first man to fight through a 100 man kumite. This is very tough, but not impossible, as a multiple man kyokushin kumite is 1 min round per man. So a new guy would step on the mat straight after the previous guy had fought u for one minute. N if u knocked a guy out or down for 15 seconds, then a new, fresh guy was put on straight away. So the longest u would have to fight is 100 minutes. That's still crazy. I competed a few times, mainly Thai boxing, but a couple times Kickboxing rules, and mainly amateurly. Even going 3 2 minute rounds full contact is taxing. So to fight for 100 minutes is amazing. And Mr Duck is taking a dump on all of our open mindedness or kindness. I don't know how Viking Samurai kept an open mind n treated him respectfully. He seems a great guy. I tried to listen/watch this and keep an open mind, give the guy a chance. I googled the duck after, to do some of my own research. Straight away I saw a link to his Facebook or twitter, with a link to this vid with him commenting, "This should clear some things up guys" or something to that effect. When u believe something fantastical and find out its a lie, like when u find out santa isn't real, u feel angry at urself for believing it n feels kinda stupid. He's so narcissistic, he doesn't consider this bad. Just thinks like he's telling a cool story. When a lie isn't used to spare someone pain, or to protect someone, it's not a good thing. N it's not even about his own self preservation, that I could slightly understand. It's to do with his ego n making himself feel good. Real legends, people like Mohammed Ali, Bruce Lee, Ramon Dekkers, JCVD, Tony Jaa, even Stallone for learning to box n becoming passionate about it through the Rocky movies, Royce Gracie, Don Fry, Bas Rutten, GSP, Mas Oyama, Joe Frazier, Andy Hug(RIP), he's treating their achievements like a glory hole, in a rave club toilet. Kinda pity him n hate him simultaneously. Sorry for the rant people but this guy grates my potatoes! To whatever path ur on, I wish u all the success n good fortune in the world. On one condition..... Dont aspire to behave like Frank 'duck' Dux!!!

Yup

If you think he's crazy you should see his simps. They are jock riding for dux all over the comment section.

Facts 💯

You talk of witnesses for Oyama, but dismiss witnesses for Frank Dux Kumite. Talking of double standard.

@@firstblessings8777 how many witnesses? Admittedly, I commented before watching the whole thing. The fact is, I’ve actually competed and fighting is hard even at the amateur level. I’ve also trained with a lot of high level martial artists, (Paul Cale, Dan Inosanto, John Wayne Parr, Angie Parr, Jean Jacques Machado to name the famous ones) It’s why I personally find anything Frank Dux says highly suspect. His story telling did inspire people such as John Wayne Parr, so not all bad came out of his bullshit

@@benglasby8014 It is your word against his. Who do you think we should believe? I'll chose to go with accounts from the horse's mouth over your speculations, considering one of the people you regard as an icon, John Wayne Parr, was actually inspired by Frank Dux.

@@firstblessings8777 John Wayne Parr is an actual 10x world champion in Muay Thai. The movie Bloodsport inspired JWP. It is a cool movie, and I’m sure it inspired many others, me included, but it’s fiction. I’m happy to acknowledge that myths are fine to inspire people to achieve greatness. My suggestion to you is go train with an actual world champion, and compete yourself.

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You are doubting? Really?

My previous statement on Dux was a joke as he is!

@@wildhellion1 He's fascinating to me. He takes lying to an entirely new and improved level. His explanation for the tournament was LOL

100% agree with you Israel!

The man is a living fraud lmao

@@mechanomics2649 perhaps in some regards but tell me anyone you know who had a Blockbuster movie 🎬 made about their life story, be it fact or fiction?

Is not about Glory, but Honor. You pleb can't understand it.

Same with Seagal...its nice to be humored!

@@robd1329 Seagal is a real martial artist, you Seagal haters are ignorant.

@@williamwest7008 hes full of shit. He cant fight if he his life depended on it

@@larryb4598 shut up JSteel

A lot of guys like him. I think new in the 1980s that it was the last decade where they could tell all these tall tales and not have them disproven due to lack of evidence. I believe guys like Frank knew that recording devices were getting smaller and information was less and less suffering from the tyranny of data size or bandwidth or regionalism. And so he has like a little kid who's a expert liar has calmly internalized all these techniques. He's a sociopath. At least one person would have filmed these events but they exist only in his mind

Blood boxer kick sport. That made me laugh so hard I cried.

He’s answered this several times in the past. The answer is yes. He did those things.

There is no defense for the drop down splits ball punch. That was the punch he used for the fastest knockout.

Because it wasnt a bad faith interview. He was genuinely being open minded

@@F76CC I wouldn't necessarily call that being "open minded", but I get it.

@@Joe-pc3hs true. I mean he definitely didnt go into the interview thinking that frank could be 100% truthful, but i just couldn't think of a better term lol. You get me though.

If you want a pathological liar to talk all you have to do is let them. They cannot stand a lost opportunity to lie without being interrupted or challenged. The saddest fact is the lies get more and more pitiful and absurd as time goes on until the person telling them would have to have been a cartoon character for any of it to be true. Dux is pathological. He cannot help himself.

Thanks Decca!

I made a similar comment on another video. Tanaka style was effective enough to allow him to triumph. It shouldn't have needed modification when, as he said himself, the Kumite was the proving ground for techniques. Rather than preserve it, he founds a derivative style he named after himself. I'd really like to hear exactly what Frank considers to be embellishments of his 'true' story and what elements were for dramatic license.

MCDojo is the way to go! Gotta live big and pay the bills!

Tanaka was obviously a person that never existed . Their is no record of him , photos , or anyone ever even knowing who he was . Despite being claimed as a Ninja master

@@SJ-ty5rw Plus, Tanaka ninjutsu is supposed to be Koga ryu. Depending on who you ask, it was either completely lost to time by the modern day or never existed independently of Iga. Frank has a long-running feud with Bujinkan and particularly Stephen K. Hayes - probably more due to him getting called out than continuing the historic rivalry between the regions. Ninjutsu in general was heavily romanticized for Western audiences. It wasn't a sacred tradition passed down from father to son in the way Frank describes it. The teaching methods were more communal in nature. Like a tribe, the entire clan would have benefitted from the proceeds of a job.

He is the reason Goku and Vegeta had to form gogeta blue

Currently I train as a purple belt in BJJ here in Sherman Oaks, btw.