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Nobody beats Seagal in the buffet.

They would tire themselves out from Storytelling.

Both of them are big guys with Seagal being a little bigger. I’ve never seen Dux actually spar with anyone and Seagals sparing partners are much smaller than him. They run at him and he does that smash to the sternum and puts them down pretty hard.I never see anyone actually throw a punch or kick or even try a takedown. They just run at him with their arm out for him to grab

Just get Jean-Claude Van Damme in here and let him kick both their A's 😂😂

Both experts in Bullshido.

Who can make it to the buffet first is The Master 😎 🍖🥩🥓🍔🍟🍕

It's interesting how they both made sure to have foreign spellings of their last names because having a Duck and a Seagull teaching martial arts next to each other would just be too funny 😂

Steven Segal's comforting, whispering monologues help me believe

In a face off between Frank Dux and Steven Seagal, Chuck Chuck Norris would win. My apologies for that joke.

Two Great Legends in their own minds, clashing one on one, in a battle of epic proportions, for the grand title of - Biggest FRAUD in Martial Arts !!!!

"Battle of the Bullshido Masters" . . . you got that right. Both would most likely spend the entire engagement in a boxer's hug.

Steven Segal has been fighting his whole life…. Against trying to avoid ruining his career further.

Tiger Tanaka is the youthful, charismatic chief of the Japanese secret service who rarely makes public appearances. Tiger forged a strong relationship with James Bond while he was in Japan. He was not a villian.

I was born in 1972 and starting with Bruce Lee, I've been following martial arts my entire life. Today is the first time that I've heard the name Frank Dux. I will also say that throughout this video, I did not see any stance or motion from Dux that would suggest that he even knows how to produce any real power with a strike and he even seems to lack stability. I especially enjoyed from 12:05 - 12:15 where he's blindfolded and points his head towards the ceiling so he can look under the blindfold to see his next attacker. He's Legit!

I would like to see a one on one between Steven Seagal and Frank Dux, and settle this once and for all.

Maybe Dux is the master of the art of fighting without fighting😂

2 frauds going off. I imagine 2 haymaker swings from both followed by being out of breath and sweating.

I am a retired cop. Went to Louisiana to assist after Katrina rolled through the area. Steven Seagal was there with other local officers. He was a COMPLETE JACKASS to the cops that drove down there to help out. Treats everyone else like some type of spoiled, rotten 10 year old...

I’d like to see them both got at it at Golden Corral, all you can eat rib night!!!

Dude, you just ruined my childhood in one quick video. But those were the days before the internet. Thanks for the video & information.

An unstoppable force versus an immovable mass. There would probably be some kind of supernova.

Steven Seagal is also a guitar virtuoso. Considered one of Americas greatest blues guitar players of the century. Taught Stevie Ray Vaughn everything he knows. Whenever I've had a rough day, I put on Seagals blues album, grab a glass of wine, and let all my problems fade away.

This narrative is pretty good, something else to keep in mind, Steven Seagal also been recognize for masters sword, Recognized by all Japanese masters karate Association of credentials just FYI. You cannot just get that from anywhere even recognized by yakuza family …

Fantasy is a good way to put it... Its easy to be "undefeated" if one has never competed in anything...

The teaser is “Steven Segal vs Micheal Jai White”, gee, I wonder who’s winning that one 😂

The ONE match Death Battle has been afraid to touch!

A fighter is judged by the quality and outcomes of their most accomplished opponents. Please list each of their TOP TEN opponents and how they won each fight. I expect it will be a Looooong time before I hear anything from either of them.

I agree with this video. I think either would be creamed in the ring with a real fighter, but Steven seems like a martial arts nerd while Frank is just a martial arts braggart.

Segal looks like Elvis the day before he died

😎Excellent!Excellent Video!Great training history and historic footage!Thank you for sharing!🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🍃 🍃 🌅🍃👊

Comparing one con artist against another to see which one is the lesser con artist. 🤔 😂 great video as always! ❤❤ As much as it pains me to say, steven "Segull" is slightly more legitimate.

One practices an unrealistic martial arts while hurting non resisting stuntmen. The other has an undisputed imagination. One was choked out and the other got beaten up. Two men having the wrong stuff.

I honestly wish that Bloodsport would get re released with a disclaimer saying something to the effect of due to new facts that have come to light the events of the film you are about to watch are completely fabricated and never happened. Please just enjoy it for the fictional form of entertainment it was always meant to be. I can't imagine it getting a remake because I don't seen anyone but, JCVD playing Frank Dux.

I agree with the assessment of these two fighters. I first learned Aikido in Vietnam in 1967 from a Korean Marine named Mr. Chai, a fourth-degree black in his mid-thirties. He taught me and 14 other Marines for six months when available and during off times, which amounted to a sizeable training time during my tour, during which I served my thirteen-month tour with combat. HBeltd white belt, blue belt, and red belt training. My training Gee was shipped to him from Korea. I wore a red belt during my last two months of training, and I trained other Marines in white belts and blue belts, which strengthened my basic initial training. Just before the TET Offensive, I passed his private training Black Belt, but when the offensive started, my training stopped. Enough about me, about your overview. Aikido is a mixed martial Art training that quickly subdues other arts in hand-to-hand weapons training simply by merely its foundation of training of using the other person's energy against themselves. Steven Seagal would lay to waste Frank Dux in the first minute or two of initial contact from Frank. Dislocating of joints like wrists, elbows, and knees is part of the Aikido training. Just that alone and the pain involved is devastating to the brain and movement. The mere fact of punching and kicking goes out the window. Mr. Chai called it sticky hands, a technique of grabbing and breaking. Amazing to see the submission at the end of the fight in seconds because pain rules, so they submit or die. The founder ruled in martial arts because he put to bed all that wasted energy back onto his enemy. The go-with-the-flow techniques were frowned upon by the martial arts community even to this day. As an instructor for Marines at GITMO, Cuba base, Teaching Aikido to base Marines during my deployment for 6 months of Aikido. They had a Base smoker boxing match with three rounds and minutes rounds each one day in; at half-time during, a boxing smoker, a 4th-degree Navy black of Karate, did an exhibition demonstration of breaking boards and a match with me, and I made a bet with him, that if he defeated me, he could burn my Gee and photograph it for all to see on the Base. I accidentally dislocated his right knee, and it was over. Before he left for the base hospital, he handed me his Gee in great pain and said burn it, LeBeau. I still have that picture... Sorry for the long reply, but I thought you should know, and I still have my Gee... RC LeBeau...

I love Dux's Gi with it's flared out shoulders. 10/10 for the costume.

Who would Win... The Internet would win, and we would all get a good laugh

I completely agree with the assessment of the setup. My curiosity is more about Frank's claim about being a Ninjutsu master being that the maximum height for a ninja is roughly around 5 to 5 and half feet. Ninja were not trained to be assassins. They were spies. The art form itself is a defensive art that is only utilized if you are discovered in the process of doing your job colleting intelligence. The physical size of the ninja had to be a smaller person to fit into the small crawl spaces that were all over buildings in old Japanese buildings. For Frank to claim he was trained as an assassin to me is just not in the spirit of the actual art form. I'll shut up now.

I am very impressed with your complete detailed breakdown of both of these clowns. I agree with your conclusion and for the exact same reasons. Thank you for this thorough and accurate video.

great video... love it

SeGUL claims to be a helicopter pilot, a rock guitar player, a sniper, and a GS 500 pilot. And Oh, such a great lover that no woman can resist him.

ok this was pretty freakin' dope hahaha

The last part of your video, I love it!!!!!

Thanks for it brilliant video 💖💖

С Сигалом не все просто… я имею ввиду то, что его техника отличается от той, которой владеют его ученики. Есть такой человек Александр Смирнов, он учился у Харуо Мацуока - ученика Сигала. Так вот Смирнов показывает интересные техники, которым когда-то обучал Стивен Сигал своих учеников. Но сам Сигал такое на своих выступлениях не показывает. Почему? Неужели он их забыл? Напрашивается вывод, что Сигал действительно изучал много разных техник, в которых сам запутался, многое он забыл - и это может быть причиной его неготовности к реальному бою. Если из читающих мой комментарий есть те, кто смотрел все ранние фильмы Сигала - вы не дадите соврать: всю технику, показанную в фильмах, можно разделить на несколько групп: 1. Хлесткие движения: это быстрые удары руками и длинный маэ-гири (как в фильме «The Glimmer man») 2. Удары локтями - можно сделать целую нарезку из всех фильмов, где Сигал избивает в кровь крупных парней своими локтями (сразу вспоминаются моменты из драк в барах: фильм «Out for justice» и «Above the Law») 3. Броски 4. Специальные заломы рук, приводящие к переломам 5. Удушающие и ломающие шею приемы. Так вот, это всё очень разнообразная техника. Если знать всё это - в голове будет путаница. Любой уверенный в себе боец знает обычно 2-3 стабильно работающие эффективные техники, с помощью которых он одерживает победу. Поэтому такие бойцы и не боятся выходить драться. Но любому бойцу нужен тренер, вот и Сигалу нужен был хороший тренер, который всю имеющуюся у Сигала технику, смог бы откорректировать, избрав лишь реально эффективные (на всех людях) приемы. Тогда можно было биться со всеми подряд (и с Ван Даммом, и с Уайтом и т.д.). Я думаю у Сигала всегда была внутренняя неуверенность, которой он боялся поделиться с кем-то из-за своей известности, опасаясь огласки. Но ему нужен был такой человек, который бы смог придать уверенности, посмотрев со стороны и оценив реальные действия. А когда знаешь много - применять на практике тяжело.

All very interesting stuff. The thing that interested me the most though was when showed that photo about the dirty dozen. Roger Carpenter was the one on the far right and he had Karate schools in Wichita, KS. and I worked with him on the Sheriff's Department. There where he also trained us in defensive tactics, weapon retention, and was range-master at one point as well.

Thank you 👍

I agree, as much as it pains me to choose between these two hacks, Sensei Scrubnuts would demolish Farce Ducks. Great episode, Sir.

Frank Shamrock TKO's both Dux & Segal in 1 round

they have a combined 856 years of martial arts experience , the only two 40 degree gold belts in the world , there masters of the non contact knock out , they can just make eye contact with you and u will get sent back feet and lights out , they mastered the dim mac , the big mac , Steven is one of the fastest runners in the world and his dance moves are on another level, he was training MJ before MJ made thriller , he invented the low kick and the left jab

very unbiased video keep up the good speak

Just watched the Epic Rap battle between Kong and Godzilla. This is like round 2.

Seagull's face looks like a giant sweet roll.

I am not sure what Seagal has brought onto himself in the years publicly, nor do I care....but I can say just from watching his old movies, the man clearly knows how to defend

Great show thx well done

A very level headed and ballaned analysis. Bravo sir I'm now a subscriber 🙏

What happened to Steven Hayes, the real American ninjitsu teacher. He is never mentioned once here.

These videos are well done, excellent research, I have heard bits and pieces of what you talk about but never in such detail. Good job, I’m hooked, on my fifth one of your vids and will subscribe after this one finishes. Thank you for interesting and intriguing content.

I'm a fan of all martial arts so it's really about respect and honor for the arts in general. The teachers and students of the art are simply guiding the art into the future hearts of champions.

Frank Duxs record was obviously a magic to add to the myth to 'boost' movie "Bloodsport" And it is was very entertaining movie for a teenager back then ... But then again I had a VHS cassette back when I was maybe 15 and there was Frank Dux doing something... I really cannot remember what, and I have been searching the internet. Ok few minutes twice and did not find it :D. Would be nice to have that "rare", rare to me at least footage of Frank Dux. For if he was sparring or matching even or whatnot to maybe evaluate his skills or unskills. Well whatever thanks for the video, man!

Thanks for the amazing video

I'd love to talk to you about this on my show! Great video.

great video bubba ,thanks

A REAL Master and Undefeated would absolutely CRUSH a Fake Master like Seagal.

Steven Seagal is a 7th dan black belt in Aikido, he spent more than 15 years learning in Japan under Shihan Hiroshi Isoyama and Seiseki Abbe Sensei... He also learned Wing Chun under Sifu Randy Williams (he worked as Seagal's bodyguard) then continued learning Wing Chun under GM Samuel Kwok... There are the videos where Seagal and Kwok are doing together Aikido and Wing Chun seminars. Finally, Seagal commented that he is very interested in Systema (Russian martial art and is also used for Self Defense)

When I was a kid I took karate, the school was run by a black belt under Fumio Demura. He came once to do a seminar, really intimidating guy but an ACTUAL martial artist

Greats video, thanks!

Seagal once took out a buffet.

It seems Segal has some genuine skill but he also seems to enjoy inflicting pain on others. Not a very nice guy. Anyway: an interesting video - I'll look forward to the next chapter - whatever it's about....(but hopefully it's about Steven Segal).

I honestly don’t even know how Seagal can walk out of his house looking like that.

YES! Want it!

Steven ate Chuck Norris in the last fight, check his belly he’s still digesting him 🤣

This is like which poop smells better 😂

This is great thanks.

I liked this vid. Very likable host and well paced. All I can say is I am a Seagal fan and practice Aikido. Film and real life is so different. The duck guy sems so questionable. But hey- I never met the man so live and let live. In the end, we have to look at ourselves and find peace with that.

Steven Seagal is a 57th Degree Black Belt in the ancient art of *BULL-SHITO.* Frank Dux is only a 46th Degree Black Belt in the ancient art of *BULL-SHITO.* Neither could beat anyone, unless it were themselves in a jack-off contest.

I’m a brown belt in “Shin Shin Toitsu Aikdio which was created by Koichi Tohei who was Morihei Ueshiba’s number one student. He later left Ueshiba dojo when O’Sensei died and his son Moriteru Ueshiba became the head (or Doshu) of the Dojo. His (Tohei Sensei) school taught Aikido with Ki and was named “The Ki Society” What Seagal practices is not genuine Aikido as Ueshiba developed it. Seagal practices AikiJutsu which is a harder form as it involves more vicious techniques. In Aikido you are taught to inflict just enough pain to complete the technique without doing damage. The techniques are the same but the intension and intensity of the practitioners are different. I saw an interview with the late Scottish actor Sean Connery. Connery told a story about studying with Seagal in order to learn some techniques to use in his upcoming James Bond flick. Connery explained that Seagal broke Connery’s wrist and left it permanently damaged. While I respect Seagal’s skill I’ve grown to dislike him as a bully. I saw all his early movies before he became a caricature of himself. He’s the reason I took up Aikido and I can tell you that Aikido saved me from severe injury when as a 53 year old I was attacked by a 30 something guy who was a lot bigger than me. Honestly, the fight didn’t end well for the young attacker and I can tell you that it wasn’t the softer form of Aikido that I used to emerge the victor! There were several strikes to the opponents face and a kick to his knee as well as two kicks to his groin. What I can tell you for sure was the Aikido helped me move in a circular motion to elude his sucker punch, minimize the punch’s effect and to slow the fight down in my head and outthink him. Aikido, has a lot to recommend it but I endorse adding striking (Atemi) arts to the grappling techniques. I had also studied Ishin Ryu Karate as well as Kempo both of which enhanced my self defense skills when combined with Aikido. I’ll be 73 in a few months and while I don’t want to get into any scrapes at my age, I feel like I know enough to still defend myself!

Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on Yoshokai Aikido, founded by Takashi Kushida?

When Stephen Seagal was still a young Aikido Sensei in Tokyo, Japan, he had to face many challenges from the local "martial arts goons" who did not fancy to a stranger teach a Japanese Martial Art IN TOKYO (of all places !). The fact that Stephen Seagal was able to CONTINUE to teach speaks of his street fighting prowess 😮

Steven Seagal is signly responsible for bringing Jujitsu and Aikido to the world. I pick Steven Seagal, he has quite a bit of experience. Force and real contact in training makes a student better in real situations

I know a bit about both styles and I have admit that a versed ninjutsu practicioner is a person you won't want to deal with, since that style is not made for combat, the way I saw it, but for killing, while on the other hand Aikido is hard to train and takes decades to perform rightfully, but when mastered it is potentially lethal as well, especially the way you described Steven Seagal, if he incorporated hits to the style as well. One thing about martiars it's known though : who strikes first usually gets a possible slight upperhand over the oponent, especially if they have the advantage of surprise on their side; Aikido is usually used for defence while ninjutsu is mainly used for offence, so unless the Aikido practitioner can see or hear the ninjutsu practitioner, then I would say that the fight is already over before it even began. If by any chance the Aikido practitioner can see the attack, they might have the upper hand due to the sort of the fight style itself and only matter whom can counter the best in that situation and whom can think and move faster.

Frank Dux school is actually called Dux Ryu Ninjutsu, with a "U". It's his form of Ninjistsu. He said himself there's no such thing as Ninjas in the US, so I don't think Seagal was having a quip at Dux. As for the beef between them, Dux said he was offered a bag full of money to go hurt Seagal bad and it was over, as he believed, Seagal dating Kelly Le Brock while she was still married and he said he made a report about it and went and warned Seagal, as they had someone in common they knew in the intelligence community. That's what he said on Viking. He said they shook hands and he couldn't believe how huge Seagal's hands were and that Seagal was very interested to know who it was asking details and he had no problems with him. Dux disputes a lot of what Sheldon Lettich says.

Frank is a Dreamer...He talks or (tells storys)..like a car salesman lol

Totally agree with you.

What can I do to help turn my hands over. I have a tendency to hold off resulting in open face. It's really annoying. Please help Alex

What's with the eye patch?

gary spiers maori karate legend trained russian special forces in the late 60 s after he left japan he was in russia for 12 months before comeing to the uk were he became a world famous doorman and body guard minding some off the elite people he worked in a 119 citys around the world

What a match..... neither would turn up!

I used Seagal's techniques for 15 years. They were always effective, even with military, police, other martial artists, boxers & wrestlers. You can slow down Seagal's movies to learn the techniques, as his moves are true to form. For me his technique is especially useful against multiple combatants. You can believe whatever you want to, but I always walked away unharmed.

Master KEN would take those two at the same time and win.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

It would be exactly like witnessing an epic battle between Hattori Hanzo & Miyamoto Musashi in feudal Japan!

I honestly don't care if what happened in Bloodsport really happened. The movie is iconic and In my heart it really happened

Mr Miyagi would have destroyed them both, while still trying to catch that fly with his chopsticks.

Steven Seagal looks more real than Dux definitely, he actually trained UFC fighters and they won with his teaching regardless if you like him or hate him he's skilled.

Steven Seagal ALL THE WAY!

That was pretty good 👍

These guys probably love it the more their talked-about the more they get to stay in the mainstream if no one said anything they would just fade away into obscurity

Seagull turned aikido into Icheato

Your content is really cool

I love how the spar partners of segal get their fingers grabbed and somehow he transmits so much force that they flip off their feet.......super beliveable.