0:04 i dont but the moment isaw the face it reminds me of yuichiro hanma

This is truly a Great Fight between two Masters @ work in all phases of the Fight Game. You can even say this this is a low key Legendary Fight. 👊👊✊✊👏👏👌👌

A lot of mma guys got a lot of moves and techniques in practice but you don't see them using it in a real fight they usually just wrestle and hug each other.

Kimura knew very well that one very important component of BJJ is the leg locking techniques. He muted Gracie to use that tool throughout the rounds, while making all parts of his body do the job as he would please.

The colorization of this July 4, 1910 Championship Fight between Champ Jack Johnson and former Champ, Jim Jeffries, made a world of difference to the viewers of old fighters. There was exposed detail in the color video of Johnson versus Jeffries, not easily seen on the original black & white film. The manner of dress amongst the fans gave the current day viewer a peak into yesteryear times. It was a very different world then, very different. Big Jeff dropped over a 100-pounds getting in shape for the fight.But Jeff could not turn back "Father Time". Jeffries had retired 5-years earlier undefeated as the Heavyweight Champ. The early rounds of this "classic" Fight of the Century" see-sawed back and forth between the combatants, but as the fight wore on, Jeffries started slowing down and getting hit more and more. His gas tank was starting to run low beginning in the 9th round. The former Heavyweight Champ still had heart and would not quit. From the 11th round to the end in the 13th round, Jack pounded away at Big Jeff, with a noticeable lack of a return by Jeffries. The 13th round saw the end of a boxing legend Jim Jeffries. Knockdown twice and battered from pillow to post, Jeff's corner conceded. I noticed that in the mass of fans present it would seem that all men wore suits, and a straw hat or cloth hat. Most of them broke as a haint, but very particular about how they looked in public. Lack of self pride was frowned upon by the people of the time. This fight would establish Jack Johnson as one of the All-Time great Heavyweight Champions of any period. Even though Big Jeff was past his prime, and had not fought in a 5-year period. I believe in his prime Jeffries would have given a better showing, but in the end, Johnson would have prevailed (maybe).Many thanks for this special fight film of past times. Colorizing it was great.

Ref was at fault!

I actually just practiced this exact sequence in class a week ago. Nice 😂

Fascinating interview. Thank you very much.

Great upload

Punisher coming my boy

Jits guys with craddles got it

U wot m8

What a matchup it would’ve been had they both been in their primes. Both men were physical specimens. It’s laughable and sad that Jeffries even took this fight.

Terrible striking

五味は今も闘っている。健在だよ。

Where's Jesse Enkamp now??? Why is silent???? He has nothing to say now.

Fascinating conversation thank you so much for having this.

5:12 "Hits the man a couple of time to soft(en) him up." Sounds almost like a recipe, right before adding salt and pepper.

When jiujitsu meant something other than cauliflower ears and belt colors😕

Brazilians say that they had valetu do contest back in 60s

Where are bruce lee fans saying that he was a best fighter or martial artist at this time...) Before 1973?...))))))

Why would you ever wait on a grappler. I would never agree to a ring enclosure either. Without unlimited space it’s going to end in a clinch. It is inevitable. With limited rules it will always favor a grappler. And to be honest they actually went lightly on these karate guys. They could have done some real damage. Just another classical mess exposed. They had every opportunity to strike but they were apprehensive. That’s why I laugh at all that blocking nonsense. They didn’t even know how to avoid a basic takedown. No knees, elbows, head butts ect. Just a fancy stance and tapping out. Better off taking some boxing 🥊. At least it’s practical and you will build strength and endurance.

its actually a good thing that karate has a reputation now of being shit, i prefer a smaller, more intimate club lol

Send in the Kyokushin dawgz.

A fight is like a story. Punching & kicking is part of the story. Unfortunately for Karate guys, the Grappling guys know how to quickly take you into a part of the story where they are the masters and where you have no clue what's going on: the ground!

That one guy was not 40lbs heavier

No doubt the Gracie team would dominate. What a joke the black belts were. I know this is 50 years ago but not one low kick by the karate team%

No diference beteeen them. All are trying to put the other one to the floor. No anything specific to a style.

VIVA RONALDO CARLOS DA SILVA, ALUNO DO TANAKA E FILHO DO MESTRE HUGO MELO!!!

Its all about self defense...not good to fight against one style vs another... There are really good bjj fighters and really good Karateka today....both very strong

Wow Rorion 👏👏Relson👏👏Rolls👏👏

Ni un karateka valio pa pura vrg no traian nada de striking

This knowledge was necessary to grow. These men were very gracious in victory and commentating was respectful. I love that the Gracies shared this with the world and evolved self defense to.where we are now. The utmost respect to the pioneers of modern mma.

This was cool to watch and listen to

Thank you this is amazing. It's interesting to see what old jiujitsu techniques made it to Europe.

Esses nao sabem nada de karatê, desafiassem os verdadeiros mestres em Okinawa.

still today nobody knows the karateka's names

DREAM FIGHT MMA rules Gi optional KIMURA 🇯🇵 VS Danny Hodge 🇺🇸

600 ?? 1000 ??? 😳😳😳

at 1:43 notice how because he was "caught" the karate fighter went from a yang to a completely yin mindset. there was plenty of space to strike until he was fully on the ground but again his own mental state caused his own defeat to a large extent. hey, does anyone know if that was rorion gracie in that episode of "threes company" where he played a very small role as one of the numerous cousins of filipe'? i once read that rorion was the richest guy in mma except for dana and i always wondered if much of that was from the gracie video company. anyone?

But they would not challenge Os Malandros Capoeira. Gracie jujitsu sucks and they know it!!

A white belt jitsu guy could beat the best standup fighters in the world. NO CONTEST!!

Penso que, o pessoal do Jiu Jitso, na época, se preparou para desafiar os adversários. E estes não. Então, foram pegos de surpresa. Hoje, isso já é bem nivelado. Vemos karatecas como L. Machida nocautearem lutadores de jiu-jitsu, como V. Belford, p. ex.. Então, como disse o personagem de Jet Li, em O mestre das armas: não há uma luta melhor do que as outras, e sim lutadores melhor preparados.

What kind of karate was this, real karate also has grappling, real karate comes from war and real life and death combat, these kids came from some well selected high school karate club with no clue of real scrapping, just look at the owner of the karate school- that wild haymaker punch doesn't look like a trained karate attack- pitiful

the karate guys know how to grapple now beware.

Not a single guard pull, berimbolo, or butt scoot to be seen. Old school BJJ wasn’t as “advanced”, but at least they trained to actually defend themselves. Most modern schools are all about the sport aspect and competition. It’s sad.

OSS

As a BJJ guy, I always marvel at how easily non-BJJ fighters give the arm, the back, and the neck.

Traditional karate has managed to survive over 30 years after UFC 1. It’s really quite amazing. 😆

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