True No Holds Barred
Presenting "King of the Streets"
(Not for the faint of heart)
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Presenting "King of the Streets"
(Not for the faint of heart)
©Copyright 2012-2025 Fight Smart
All Rights Reserved.
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Protect yourself at all times.
With this video material, you can visualize how you would defend that.
Yes Trav, That is pretty tormenting.
No place for this in sport fighting-in street, excellent move/as would be biting the guys fingers off…which was available to the guy in the T shirt.
Maybe I’m a bit of a psycho but that eye gouge was not serious. I’ve seen more brutal lethwei fights.
Lethwei is no joke… more people need to see it
Además de lo ya comentado, cabe destacar la importancia del aguante fÃsico, al final ni los golpes ni los movimientos eran tan acertados
El cardio es una de las artes marciales más importantes.
Fn hell savage
Ohhhh fuck, the real deal, no acting, no sawing off.. watched the hole thing, till the eye puking,it gives you chills into the spine
A little bit TOO barbaric… wow… surprised this is allowed.
It seems one of them knew the rules but the other one didn’t.
Yeahhhh…everybody’s got a plan until a claw hand is ripping out your tongue and a thumb is digging out your eyeball….
As to the use of fingers in the mouth (hot tip here, folks) underneath the tongue and behind the bottom two teeth, there is a pressure point that prevents you from closing your mouth to bite down on the offending fingers!
Try it…put your index and middle finger and hook them under the tongue and just below the ridge behind the gum line. Hook your thumb underneath the notch on the outside of your chin.
Now squeeze thumb and fingers together…now do it real hard. Hurts, don’t it? Try it on a friend (with permission, of course) and if you feel them trying to bite down, press thumb and fingers together harder.
They won’t bite down because the pain compliance is too great. Learned this trick from a Kuk Sool Won practitioner in San Francisco in the late 70s. Used it on unruly customers when bouncing.
Fun times.
If I could pin this to the top to highlight it’s absolute absurdity, I would.