Worlds Greatest Fighting Compilation VDO from YouTube.com

So what do you think? Too CRAZY!!! I think that was like the greatest fighting vid in the world. Perfect music and fights even though these are the fights without brains and hearts! The best of the no-mercy brutality of MMA captured, just like animal fight, actually this shouldn’t be call a martial arts at all, nothing art there man! However the great combination in a vid even make it more exciting and make me enjoy more. This might make you think that UFC is better than other forms of fighting. Well but not me, I’m still the biggest Muay Thai fan. Anyway back to this clip, one question for all my blog viewers, which punch is the best here? At 2:19 or 2:45 or what else?

For me this is one of the best fighting video EVER! Tell us what you think about it. Good? Or too sick to watch? Hey not every one like to see two dudes beating themselves up and kicking each other in the face (I wonder, did that guy lives?). Just think it’s another type of show.

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Whoever watches this will definitely want to see more. Too bad the Tom Yum Kung and Ong-Bak in the US cut off pretty much all the good parts. Some of you might have seen this in Uncut Thai version films already. But here’s for those who haven’t seen it. Take a look!

Tony Ja the art of Thai Boxing VDO from YouTube.com

Hey and for those of you who think he sucks and want to put him in a real fight. Give him a break! You gotta understand that he is an Actor not a Boxer, just like Jackie Chan, Jet Li or Bruce Lee. So I can’t guarantee that he’ll win in a real fight. But you gotta admit that his moves do look stunning and great in movie marketing.

The moves he shows are for performance ok? In real fights, all opponents have learnt how to block those sick strikes. And besides, many of those are forbidden in the ring because they are too dangerous for being a sport. Those moves were long ago created for battle field not in a ring and you have to be really great and skilled to use them effectively. Cuz if you’re fronted with another skilled fighter, a move like a deadly flying knee strike might not help you win.

Anyway, I believe he is a role-model for the kids and lots of people. His performance does inspire others to learn more about Muay Thai and other type of Martial Arts.

Kaad Chuek was bound around the palm and back of the hand and wrist. Occasionally the fighters bind it around the lower forearm and infrequently even up to the elbow.

In the past, coils or “whorls” were inserted under the Kaad Chuek on the back of the knuckles to make the fists more dangerous and even deadly that could cause seriously injured wounds. Lots of boxers in the past were killed by Muay Kaad Chuek and Bare-Fist boxing.

Today brutal Muay Kaad Chuek is abandoned since 1923. However, as traditional, every year in the north of Thailand many fighters from Thailand and Burma come to an event which Bound-Fist Boxing has taken place for hundreds of years. Apart from this event, there are also some underground bound-fist boxing fights.

Kaad Chuek Muay is totally different from gloved boxing. Since it has been illegal in Thailand for a long time because of its ugly consequences from using it, not many people want to learn this type of Muay anymore. Professional boxers, for example from Lumpini or Rachadamnuen Stadiums, do not want to participate in Muay Kaad Chuek because of less money earned and much more serious injuries gained.

Next time, I will talk about hand wraps today and teach you how to use ones.

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