Cameraman sucks.

Since everybody in the comments has the spectator sharingan, I will simply add that fencing clean and defending yourself is much more difficult in matches between a left and right handed fighter

Is it just me or is this far more interesting to watch than longsword fencing?

what happened to the last years? 22-23?

Много болта та мало робэ курва

I mean they already have the black armor, wouldn’t it be awesome if one of them put on a Batman helm?

I don't understand why people don't use the Krumphaw enough to snipe hands to counter an offense, rahter it be cut or thrust, you get evasive motion and at the same time you get to cut them.

Is this very exhausting ?

Is this exhausting

Looks like the video game in this PlayStation2 and Sega Saturn

I really dislike this. Its double kill by default and the winner is the one who can parry the most afterblows. Very ugly fencing.

What happened to the next event?

Anyone know where dmitry gibadullin jacket is from?

These guys are excellent fighters. But I kind of don't like the Swordfish ruleset, where everybody goes for double hits and only accidental non-doubln hits score. - Yes with swordfish ruling the fights take longer, this gives more air time. But with counting double hits or maybe having hit points instead of points the opponents would fight more interesting. - Counting double hits could be exploited yes, by gaining advantage and then enforcing double hits. But I strongly believe a fighter should be somehow able to avoid being hit, so it's also the other ones fault to lose this way

19:09- 28:23, Sword & Buckler, Kirill Danilov (Rus) v Evgenii Volodkov (Rus) 29:50-39:00, Sword & Buckler, Tomm Alexander v Riccardo Rudilosso (It) 42:51-50:00, Light Wrestling/Ringen, James Darling (USA) v Niklas Mardby 51:10-55:30, Light Wrestling/Ringen, McKenzie Ewing v Julius Vailialno 57:55-1:07:00, Rapier & Dagger, Andreas Isaksson v Piemarco Terminiello (It) 1:08:00-1:18:12, Rapier & Dagger, Kirill Danilov (Rus) v Sergey Volkov (Rus) 1:23:00-1:27:10, Middle Wrestling/Ringen, Hugo Sjoberg v Pyry Veteli 1:28:20-1:32:30, Middle Wrestling/Ringen, Tim Hall v Maurice Booij 1:35:20-1:45:30, Sabre, Sergey Volkov (Rus) v Kristofer Stanson 1:46:30-1:55:40, Sabre, Evgenii Volodkov (Rus) v Kirill Danilov (Rus) 2:00:50-2:05:05, Heavy Wrestling/Ringen, Staffan Sannemalm v Keith Cotter-Reilly 2:06:30-2:10:30, Heavy Wrestling/Ringen, Peter Smallridge v Dennis Snippe 2:13:10-2:22:00, Women's Longsword, Carla Huvermann (Ger) v Michela D'Orlando (It/UK) 2:23:40-2:33:30, Women's Longsword, Julia Yli-Hukka (Swe) v Sara Vertanen (Fin) 2:39:40-2:50:00, Men's Longsword, Anders Linnard v Kristian Ruckonen (Fin) 2:51:20-, Men's Longsword, Federico Dal Olio (It) v Michel Rensen (NL)

Swordfish XI is the 9th instalment?

This is literally judo and I love it

Sztuka Krzyżowa (Cross Cutting Art)

Wow, awesome upload! I loved Dmitry here when she said "and the winner of the bronze metal for the open saber tournament..." and he was all over it... "ah, SWORD and BUCKLER!"

post fight interviews are good

7:20 he could counter low i don't understand why limit oneself exclusively a linear fashion of offense and countering.

You must always answer with a thrust timed with a parry at the same time, you block and thrust at the same time. You can counter with that way down to the foot, or wounding the hand of your opponent. Countering is what gives the victory allways, check out the 1.33 treatise of sword and shield/buckler, it works almost but not all for both, for all you HEMA practitioners.

Federico said it best.

"I think he hit him on the arm, knocks him down..." What? He clearly tripped in the slomo lol

This is much better than Olympic

Very Nice! I hope Fight in a swordfish in a time, greetings from Chile

Why is the lighting so bad in the last few years of Swordfish? Swordfish 2015 had good lighting.

Piermarco is sexy af

Это всё офигенно, но блин, как именно призовые места распределяются? Нихрена не понял. =\

Amateurs.

Seems like amateurs. Both using their swords bad and in wrong directions, missing hitboxes without even trying to hit in correct angle.

This is eastern style that has been mastered in Poland for hundred years under the pressure of very skilful and agile eastern enemies of Poland. It's called cross cutting technique. The term "Germany" was used first time by the Rome (probably by Julius Ceasar) to name the Scythians/Slavian tribes, that was also called Goths/Visigoths. This term means "friends", "fiends to the Rome". Tribes that created Deutschland (known as "Germany"), Anglia and modern Franks came from Persia.

Timestamps Event Starts: 3:49 Demonstrations: Polish Saber Demo Commentary: 4:14 Polish Saber Demo Starts: 5:36 German Longsword Demo Commentary: 10:10 German Longsword Demo Starts: 11:20 Tatami Cutting Commentary: 14:37 Tatami Cutting Start: 15:03 Tournament Fights Tournament Fights Commentary 17:20 3rd Place Sword and Buckler: 19:09

Why would they switch the colors in the score???

Holy fuck, the score is all messed up in the first fight, they also are in the wrong colors

I dont know much about sword and bucler, but in painting I have always seen them stand with the sword hand sine back and the foot of the other side to the front, I think it alsaw would be more efficiant

Nice! So funy! :))))

Damn, this was released 10 years ago... I feel old.

Those are crows beaks not pole axes

Guy in orange looks like he’s much more proficient at grappling.

Use one short one hand sword and one longer hand and a half sword.

the problem with medieval wrestling is that the people who do it had most of the time a backround in judo or other type of wrestling, so at the end it doesn't look like medieval wrestling but like a judoka vs a freestylde wrestling

If I'm not mistaken, Kristine won this one

I've not yet found out why I like to see sword fighting. Maybe an early PVT*? *) Prince Valiant Trauma

1:46:54 Beginning of Sabre finals

holy hell 60% of this video is just talking . ..

Fun except the grappling was ridiculous

To the people that are mor familiar to historical wrestling, I know that the technics from today are pretty similar, but Do the wrestlers do actuell historical wrestling techniques?

Постановка...

HEMA looking like olympic fencing with extra steps.