Busa est bien aussi 😅

Yes

Yes

He is not one of the Best..he is the Best

@@mostafaashraf3102 used to be .. but not now

@@Options_99 Yeah, he is on the decline now

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But in the end,he beats up Busa :))

Je suis un étuidant l'englais et je compris!

😂

So you can get it done

This is a point based competition so there is not a lot of action at all and even less due to these opponents being very high skilled. There are KOs in lower skilled vs higher skilled matches, due to head kicks. Or if you want something more fight like, search up Karate Combat competitions (boxing rules but its Karate) or street "dojos" (no protection, fight club style but with a judge so that if someone is injured it can be split up), Agayev (the winner in the vid) is extremely skilled and has been on Karate Combat, he takes actuall hits and bleeds everywhere, also they do hit each other in this match, it's just really fast and the padding stop bleeding, but not the pain, ask someone to hit you with one of those gloves, hurts like hell if done with the correct technique (like in the vid).

Again, this competition is point based, if you want a proper fight with karate, search up Karate Combat competitions or some street "dojos". Also, this is because they are both skilled, so there is less contact and more figuring out the opponent, with high skilled vs low skilled, you can see knockouts due to head kicks.

Rafaelə elədi ya Rafael elədi? Ya necə?

@@xeberxeber8202 2012 London olimpiadalarında Busa Rafaeli finalda məğlub etmişdi

This competition yes although there were some knockouts from kicks. This is because of the point system. Look/search up Karate Combat Competition, it has boxing rules (knock out or judges) and a lot less padding. And I don't get your Taekwondo thing, it has more padding and I believe this is more dangerous due to no head protection.

@@generalgrievous6689 dont explain...to complicated for normal people

Again, if you are looking for a proper fight, not point based, search up Karate Combat competitions, they have boxing rules (knock out or judge decision) or any street "dojo" which have no protection at all and are like fight clubs. This tournament is point based and these are very high skilled opponents, which means not a lot of action but more mind play, with lower skilled opponents vs high skilled opponents, there are knockouts due to head kicks.

@@generalgrievous6689 Agreed. it pisses me off when people hate on point karate because its "not real fighting" This has so much mind play which I find fun about it. Sure, they kinda overdid it with the excessive-contact thing but it's still a fun way to spar

@@flamepillarx Definitely, sparring like this is also a good way to work on strategy for when you do contact sparring and actual fighting. Also, the sweeps are fun to watch, that's why Aghayev is cool to watch.