Mikey Musumeci outplays smaller-weight technicians and gives truck-sized heavyweights a run for their money. Let’s take a closer look at the combat journey of the ultimate nerd in combat sports.
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This kid is THE reason for anyone to get into martial arts; and a role model for us all. Humble, kind, efficient, deadly.
@gutsandcasc8 ай бұрын
I couldn't have said it better myself
@JohnDoe-fz8cs8 ай бұрын
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149This discipline has been around for centuries. If you don't like it you can go pound off to some Jon Jones videos.
@KingNoTail8 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149lmao you never did jiu jitsu and yes, the size matters, that's why there's size categories.
@erxzerxz81088 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149And yes, in a real fight you don't go to guard and sit there, you go for the takedown and smash ur oponent in the floor, then punching or submission
@erxzerxz81088 ай бұрын
I love how the first thing he does after a win is to check if his opponent is okay. Legend 💪🏽
@tunsiehelden8 ай бұрын
That’s one of the first things I noticed as well, so easy to injure someone for life, especially a professional fighter
@tohany4free8 ай бұрын
Kids a class act
@adamwallace9857 ай бұрын
Genuine concern as well..
@Crow_Friend7 ай бұрын
Beautiful indeed!
@iamrubenmes6 ай бұрын
Carb beats protein lol
@muhdluqman98803 ай бұрын
He was sickened by the damage he inflicted. Shows character beyond most. Very cool guy for sure. Love his style all around.
@earugo25318 ай бұрын
Yes sir. I could see the shock in his eyes. Are you going to call this? He’s gone past warrior status at this point. A warrior would have ripped that leg clean off. A true man did what Mikey did
@krisfair92308 ай бұрын
Yup, dude should've tapped.. his choice!
@Crow_Friend7 ай бұрын
Thats the most disturbing part in this video. True warrior doing until the end even he in the upper hand.
@bethaapple21026 ай бұрын
Like Craig Jones after rearranging Vinny's leg
@MycoMatty5 ай бұрын
Right…. I can’t believe that guy kept going with all those injuries. Some real savages these guys. My respects
@tonynunez64284 ай бұрын
Nice to see a nice person like this who is not a show boat and is very humble and respectful of his opponents.
@TheSportsPROgram5 ай бұрын
Check out ONE Championship fights. They are mostly all like that as it's just the fight culture there and the fights are still badass as fuck to watch.
@dx3152 ай бұрын
Not only is he an absolute beast he is humble beyond recognition a true warrior
@AnbuReckz8 ай бұрын
thats what ONE FC is all about, true warriors, not hype trains trying to sell pay per-view
@takingoutthetrash15128 ай бұрын
Levi if only you could be like him 😂
@defyinglaws59128 ай бұрын
Soy boy. Most would stomp his face in. In real combat ofc. Its easy to go for subs when ur not being punched kicked kneed or elbowed in the face
@mhutch50828 ай бұрын
He is on some good Vitamin S.
@Hour882Die8 ай бұрын
True gentleman and just happens to be NAILS. Talented dude.
@robertrichards85438 ай бұрын
His looks is far from menacing but his grappling skills is ruthless. Much respect!
@jerickct8 ай бұрын
Grappling may be ruthless but it's useless in the real world were people can punch you in the face
@potcommitted53555 ай бұрын
@potcommitted5355 honestly, you should go to a bjj gym and ask to have an mma match with a white belt. I can tell by your comment you have never trained in a martial art.
@frankdelgado83485 ай бұрын
@@potcommitted5355u are just stupid. That's a fact.
@MatiasCV25 ай бұрын
@@potcommitted5355well obviously that’s a lie
@projectc.j.j33104 ай бұрын
@@potcommitted5355in the real world people can also kick you in the nuts and bring guns
@youwantmyname92084 ай бұрын
He checks on his opponents after every match. Nuff said, this kid is gold. True martial artist in every sense.
@bernardsouza8147 ай бұрын
love how humble and friendly he is. no need for more mcgregors and other douchebags....
@jkoeberli7 ай бұрын
“Live to walk another day” should be a catchphrase for anyone willing to grapple with Mikey. I commend Bayanduuren’s toughness and grit, but idk if not tapping was worth it.
@davelopez80978 ай бұрын
Thats basically his career id be amazed if he competes again
@urbansamurai2618 ай бұрын
That was bravado beyond all reason. And Mikey appealed to the referee. Sportsmanship.
@mpcinlv8 ай бұрын
@@mpcinlv for sure. He’s just there to win the bout, not end a man’s career. You could see how frustrated he was too. That knee definitely popped outta place.
@davelopez80978 ай бұрын
It was exceptionally foolish. I finished up my ankle in a rock climbing fall and it will never be the same again. I was doing jits, rock climbing, tennis, running. ALL GONE in an instant
@diogeneslantern188 ай бұрын
@@diogeneslantern18 sorry to hear hope you can continue in some fashion
@urbansamurai2618 ай бұрын
Watching Bayanduuren’s legs get torqued was crazy
@matthewramirez83198 ай бұрын
One of the worst brakes i ever seen his leg went all possible ways😵 that guy is over in any sports, and all to lose any way thats dumb😮💨
@AdrianRodriguez-yq4up8 ай бұрын
Trying to be a tough guy when someone has you in a heel lock is not the move. Congratulations, you're now known as the guy so prideful and STUPID to literally throw away your leg. Every time he takes a step he's going to be reminded of that moment.
@TcSomers8 ай бұрын
What I love about this kid is when he makes someone tap he's immediately checking to see that they're okay.
@JBSpookyReview7 ай бұрын
What an authentic warrior...He is a true example of sportmanship, lowliness, and greatness. I hope Mikey continues to have massive success.
@murdockdisraeli30158 ай бұрын
The thing a lot of people should take extreme notice with this kid, is that he's not just as described, but also his humbleness goes so far as to ensure no pressure is put on the limb he "collects" by his opponents. You'll notice numerous times when he does a heel lock, or leg lock, that he always elevates that leg to ensure it has a moment to rehab immediately.
@Jake4819928 ай бұрын
Thanks genius, everyone noticed that.
@moriyokiri32298 ай бұрын
All good imbecile, was definitely saying people didn't notice that at all. Certainly wasn't implying that people should recognize him for his care towards others, over his skills.
@Jake4819928 ай бұрын
@moriyokiri3229 no they didn't weirdo 🤦
@kahn99188 ай бұрын
@@moriyokiri3229you are bullied in real life, I bet.
@aaronrowe348 ай бұрын
Could you explain this for a lay person?
@bradleyhanson8 ай бұрын
Look how respectful he is to each opponent stopping his submissions immediately and carefully. True champion!
@jongraves30978 ай бұрын
His skills alone are worthy of the utmost respect but the thing that I admire most is that the moment he gets the win his first instinct is to check on his opponent. While others would run around the ring and bask in the cheers of the crowd while beatimg their chest like king kong, Mikey wants to make sure his opponent isn't hurt. That makes him the GOAT in my book.
@KaiLthbrok8 ай бұрын
That always annoys me so much when the run off after winning not checking on their opponent
@smugwendigo51237 ай бұрын
And Sneako thought it’d be okay and even hilarious to make fun of him🤦🏻♂️
@lyxard_73 ай бұрын
Who the fuck is Sneako?
@karna74602 ай бұрын
@@karna7460 ever heard of andrew tate? hes like the wish version of andrew tate
@tealthepog2 ай бұрын
Lmao this lil nerdy ass herb able to scoot his dirty ass across the floor when you unloading a magazine on him?
@Jacksonmahomeisgay2 ай бұрын
He would break Sneako's legs in at least 3 different places
@TempestGD012 ай бұрын
No one who has a life cares what Sneako thinks. 😂
@sgtleska22 күн бұрын
Imagine how many library bullies were humbled by this beast! 🤓
@ccrider34358 ай бұрын
Sounds like he's your hero, them library bullies musta tore yo ass up
@aaronyeomans57998 ай бұрын
@@aaronyeomans5799 you okay bro
@asfasfaf53658 ай бұрын
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149 It 100% works in a real fight depending on the situation like any martial art. Why do you think there are so many videos of BJJ practitioners effortlessly holding down criminals. A 140lb man vs a 400lb man isn't exactly your average street fight.
@asfasfaf53658 ай бұрын
@@asfasfaf5365 You have to mix it up then it works... if you just use that style in real life fighting then you are done in the streets. Yes you can maybe win vs some stupid drunk loser, but if you try this shit vs a person who knows how to fight in the streets then you are done for. I mean look at him, most of the time his head is fully exposed, if there would be striking then his face would already be smashed. That's why i say that THIS SPECIFIC STYLE ALONE is not meant for real fighting. you have to mix it up
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
Musumeci is exceptional talent and great dude! He doesn't look like but he is so dangerous, quick and versatile. Awesome documentary as always! More submission grappling please
@v1co2358 ай бұрын
This guy is scary good. Everyone’s rooting for you Mikey! Since ONE added more than just MMA, it’s been a blast to watch other combat sports.
@aycz8 ай бұрын
Imagine some bully not knowing the skill of this young man and trying to push him around. Mikey would smile at him and introduce him to a world of pain he had never experienced. Gotta love this guys humble nature.
@mikehiers33328 ай бұрын
Pizza power is only the beginning. Give that man a cannoli and watch what he does!
@TrackerWho8 ай бұрын
😅
@mpcinlv8 ай бұрын
🤣🤣
@DeeDeex007o2 ай бұрын
Ninja Turtle Pizza Power
@Tm_DriverАй бұрын
After every Win he immediatly asks his opponent if he is ok. What a great Person !
@UschiGlas-nl9qq8 ай бұрын
Yeh I noticed that you can see the concern on his face
@tomfurstyfield8 ай бұрын
was about to say the same thing. seems like a genuinely good dude
@keefer888 ай бұрын
This young man exemplifies the true spirit of a champion athlete. Each win, he shows respect to his opponent and humbly accepts the loss without throwing a tantrum.
@Poppa998 ай бұрын
👍
@senchinaga30018 ай бұрын
Thanks for the vid. Never heard of this guy til now, but I won't soon forget him. He's like a spider and his moves the silk as he spins them around his opponent until they're ensnared. I love how humble he is. It's an often overlooked trait which I believe defines a character. Good stuff.
@TroyStevensStelzerPaintingInc8 ай бұрын
Idk if you ever watch The Joe Rogan Experience but he was on an episode.. he’s a cool guy and so unassuming.. you’d never guess that he’s an expert jiu jitsu practitioner.
@mrwoody14138 ай бұрын
A real life grappling spiderman perfect for the role as well as his goodlooking guy
@jerrytuazon4277 ай бұрын
@@mrwoody1413I knew of him, but the JRE ep really made me a fan and got me to follow his career more closely. Mikey does NOT disappoint anytime he competes, plus for an absolute killer he is such a nice and humble kid. Great role model and phenomenal ambassador for BJJ!!
@InspectorButters45 ай бұрын
These videos are incredibly well-produced...great stuff as always from the VoteSport team.
@NotoriousBME8 ай бұрын
I was just going to say that this was one of, if not the best narrated and produced Jiu Jitsu videos I've seen on YT.
@Guppusmaximus8 ай бұрын
Its a testament to mikey the quality of men hes facing as competition. I cannot imagine tearing someone's ACL, MCL, Meniscus and breaking their ankle only for the opponent to ignore the insane amount of pain and soldier on in a bid to come back. That type of shit is just unhear of to me in most competitive scenarios. Not many athletes in all of history would push through injuries as severe as that mid-match. Huge respect for him there.
@svenskhund36033 ай бұрын
Right? I was say, “loads push through the pain” But there aren’t. We hear about it because it’s so rare. Good take dude🔥
@izzojoseph23 ай бұрын
generally the heelhooks are quite unique where you feel no pain just intense pressure (armbars shoulder lock etc hurt before injury) then BANG you feel a massive jolt of pain (this is where people tap including myself once but its usually too late acl broke or something was very damaged).. then after that jolt you feel ok. youll try to keep rolling if your in class, but your knee feels crazy unstable ,,, within 5 min or so the true horror sets in as your knee swells up to a grapefruit and intense pain joins unstability. after then you won't be able to walk without nearly screaming in pain for weeks..... so if his opponent endured the jolt of pain i can see how he finished without too much pain. guys like don fyre, leandro lo , miyao bro, vinny magahlas etc have endured knee breaks from identical moves..... with all that said he didn't just endure a knee break lol. he ankle broke as well so im sure if he felt multiple shocks of severe pain which is nuts. only the don frye incident is comparable ( 2 heelhooks on both legs), he somehow walked post fight
@user-vc62 ай бұрын
@@user-vc6 ~ he’ll hooks suck ass. When I’m training, since I’ll never be fighting for money, as soon as it’s in I tap😂. I’m too damn old to try and heal from a ligament tear
@izzojoseph22 ай бұрын
My advice is train with people who you trust and TAP TO PRESSURE. Before my knee popped in a very unique ankle lock I felt immense pressure. The only reason i didn’t tap was my student who I willingly let entangle me for practice didn’t have a heel hook. It was the extreme reap and triangle grip with twisting hips along with a straight ankle grip.. in truth i didn’t see it as a legit heelhook threat so I arrogantly thought I’m not tapping to improper movements but my knee popped so loud I had to tap.. talking to Ryan hall post adcc 2005 where he broke gordohinos leg in a alternate match he told me the triangle grip alone in the right spot is a twisting knee locks…so I was embarrassed with my cocky attitude as a brown belt
@user-vc62 ай бұрын
In an age of egos this dude is a breath of fresh air. So humble yet so deadly.
@Mr_Nobody913Ай бұрын
This guy is like a human tarantula.
@chrissmit64398 ай бұрын
Such a cool dude. Gordon makes me respect the sport and Mikey makes me love it. Such a great ambassador for BJJ and martial arts.
@LawDescendant8 ай бұрын
Mikey is the most bad azz nerd that ever lived. Nothing but love and respect for the man
@Last_Chance.8 ай бұрын
The graceful and gentle way he lets go is as smooth as the way he slips his hands and legs around people. It's amazing.
@ErinJeanette8 ай бұрын
Great grappler, even better human. Love this kid.
@paratrooper89168 ай бұрын
I love watching this kid compete. He’s something else.
@Josue_Cristobal8 ай бұрын
this man is the embodiment of passion for his sport, you can feel it with every single time he speaks about it as if it were the thing he was put on this earth to do, i genuinely aspire to be as passionate as him about whatever i need to do in life
@monke93863 ай бұрын
Never heard of this young man until watching this video, i found a new sport to watch and i absolutely found someone to cheer for in Mikey. That 1 fight though where dude wouldn't tap out and he got his acl and mcl torn plus a broken ankle and never gave up, that's unreal and probably ruined his own career for not tapping out. Anyways thanks for sharing video and giving me something new to get involved in.
@thebrotherhood63918 ай бұрын
Turning that heel hook inside and cranking the opposite direction is exactly the hold I used to make my life long attacker never attack me again. I tore several tendons in his knee/leg in the span of 2-3 seconds. It was cathartic after 25 years of abuse. Good on ya mikey. Keep collecting those limbs. Us little nerds gotta stick together and use our brains to fight our bigger opponents. Technique over Toughness.
@Tusuratopia8 ай бұрын
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149 BJJ was introduced to mma @ UFC1 and from that moment on until today every fighter in the UFC has to be well versed in the art or they will be finished. Jus sayin'
@eviljesus54118 ай бұрын
@@eviljesus5411 yeah sure but i was not talking about MMA ...
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149say youve never trained without saying youve never trained
@urbansamurai2618 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149your so salty that you bad at fighting that your commenting this something on every person's comment to make yourself feel better. Just stop, you are obviously trying to convince yourself that your not wrong.
@weedmanbrandon8 ай бұрын
Mikey is awesome, there was something special in him as a kid, both him and Tammi. His sister is also a Beast. And worthy of a breakdown.
@anthonyaksa8 ай бұрын
What an absolute dude! Beast at grappling yet, as stated by everyone else, clearly and genuinely cares about his opponents wellbeing. What a humble dude! Shows that you can be a winner and great at what you do without the need for an unchecked ego!! Much respect to him!
@madbadhatter7 ай бұрын
Finally a fighter with brains. Most fighters pushes brute force and gets their emotions in the way. Love mikey. A logical fighter.
@muysantos2859Ай бұрын
An amazing athlete and a great role model .
@eugenebelair41638 ай бұрын
This kid is a WONDERFUL contrast to the BJJ machismo of the 1990s!
@sombojoe8 ай бұрын
I always love the way you explain, all the knowledge you have and the goldies you show up in your YT channel. Big thanks for these entertaining videos
@LuquiLuck8 ай бұрын
What amazing and humble fella,who is already becoming a legend & he's tough with it!!
@jerryoshea31168 ай бұрын
Let's appreciate the fact that he's very cautious not to hurt his opponents Real Fighter!
@Alexis2nd8 ай бұрын
2:58 he just jumped on the guy's calves from behind to take him down, I've never seen anything like that in my life!
@zibberebbiz8 ай бұрын
You should Google "Imanari Roll"
@invertedaura19868 ай бұрын
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
Taking the bait here. BJJ is viable in a fight because of physics. When on the ground a person cannot punch or kick you with all of their strength. It takes the violence out of the fight. Hence the gentle art. From there isolate a weak point and apply pressure. Pulling guard right away, ya you will get hit and kick in let’s and arms but you can also tangle up a lazy foot and then the attacker will wish there was a referee to call the fight
@slickmick66358 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149copy n paste
@imbetter5998 ай бұрын
@slickmick6635 and a leg lock is way easy when ur opponent have shoes on😂
@BlessedUFC8 ай бұрын
He is such a humble, super nice guy who we love cheer on. Congratulations!
@amrak-84017 ай бұрын
I fell in love with submission grappling when I started watching Mikey on One Championship. He thinks he's bouts are boring but they are an inspirational martial arts science and no one can figure out his formula and that's a true champion steez
@dypTV8 ай бұрын
Wtf?! Evanglion op music at the end 😂😂😂
@IamFree28 ай бұрын
It's an amazing martial art where the first thing you do is sit down lol
@atr44548 ай бұрын
one of my favorite athletes EVER. Such a humble gracious young man. Also, I hope he inspires fellow "nerds" into BJJ. I know when i first joined i was instantly attracted to "thinking" aspects of the sport. Its chess... with limbs.
@trevorduncan95808 ай бұрын
What a good and strong soul. You can see he is just in the sport. Once it ends he is as gentlemanly as he could be. Great Sportsman in the making ❤
@soundbydesignindia37307 ай бұрын
An absolutely extraordinary grappler, very intelligent, quick thinking move to move to move. Also what pleasure to see a well brought up young man. Outstanding Job Mom and Dad. He's attitude towards life and in his sport is something you don't see in young kids his age. Great work young warrior!!!!!!
@Gibby508 ай бұрын
He was raised by 3 dads. There has never been any type of woman in his life
@oldironsides410724 күн бұрын
He is good at his game.. for sure. What he said about thinking is correct too.. As long as he stays where he is, he will be fine - Don't do MMA Mikey.
@whathappened22308 ай бұрын
I used to hate the ground game before I understood it. This kid is a monster.
@injoshuasebastian34358 ай бұрын
The humility and sportsmanship has made me a fan for life. Keep it up youngblood
@the615god4 ай бұрын
Quite the wrestler, just a machine on the mat. 100% Sportsman
@congerthomas18128 ай бұрын
That was jiujitsu
@adoboFosho8 ай бұрын
@@adoboFosho You must not train if you think wresting and Jiu Jitsu are two entirely different things.
@Dawood47 ай бұрын
@@Dawood4 They are both forms of grappling and you can use wrestling in Jui jitsu but Mikey doesnt really wrestle so much as use pure Jitsu. Like there wasnt a single takedown by Mikey in this video.
@Specialistkay4 ай бұрын
The Naruto intro at the beginning tho 😂
@carlvargas79118 ай бұрын
hoped i wasnt the only one who noticed
@ludoleatham96148 ай бұрын
@@ludoleatham9614 i was like "wait this sounds kinda familiar" 💀
@carlvargas79118 ай бұрын
@@carlvargas7911 my fav naruto intro too
@ludoleatham96148 ай бұрын
very cool highlighting the tangle of limbs to point out the skills on display
@wrongfootmcgee7 ай бұрын
Mikey is an absolute savant on the mat.
@hopper1318 ай бұрын
I wont lie the first BJJ/Grappling/Submission video you guys uploaded had me like wtf ? HOWEVER now im fully tuned in to each and every video dropped! Not just Boxing & Kick Boxing for me anymore.
@lukewestwest8 ай бұрын
Subbed for the excellence produced, detailed content of fighters. Good stuff, thank you!
@smjewett8 ай бұрын
One of a kind individual. A pleasure to watch and hear speak 🙏
@nextleveltravelph7 ай бұрын
Well done on this. I didn’t know anything about him but enjoyed watching him! Appreciate the great content.
@danknox82928 ай бұрын
Great content as always and dude narrating the show is funny AF🤣🤣, Watching from South Africa with love💯
@bonganievidence58398 ай бұрын
His skills are amazing and he has such an amazing humble contagious attitude that more people in this world should have!
@joshschonfeld36753 ай бұрын
Finally someone with grace and excellent sportsmanship, Mickey Musumeci is a positive presence and a great example that MA fans can be proud of. Great job by his parents!
@nomedigaasi3 ай бұрын
The Mongolian dude may be tough, but it's stupid to potentially ruin your career over not tapping.
@TheBajamin7 ай бұрын
Can't help but love this kid....Class act and an absolute beast.
@67jjohn4 ай бұрын
Those guys diving and rolling in and using their legs to take down and lock in like seconds, that's just incredible. It's like ballet and amputation had a baby.
@Innomen8 ай бұрын
This young man should be an inspiration to many people coming up behind him. The retired and Infamous long time Champion Angela Lee was also a superior grappler to watch. A champion of submissions in combat sports. I wish both of these truly spectacular warriors an abundance of happiness and success in their futures endeavors. It is the story of young people like this young man that keeps my interest peaking in the world of combat sports.
@IWillNotAskAgain8 ай бұрын
ACTUALLY FIGHTS LIKE A CHILL GUY NOT A DEMON,L THATS HOW YOU GET GOOD AT THE ART
@qase80708 ай бұрын
I love this kid! He truly shows compassion for his opponents when he rips their legs off! No really, he is so humble and wow! Taking out great fighters!
@washingtonstatepicker34608 ай бұрын
So refreshing to see a real sportsman at the top of this sport.
@tscott68437 ай бұрын
This is a monster. Much respect.
@Myztek268 ай бұрын
a true talent and good sportsman
@blitzmotorscooters16358 ай бұрын
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@tanelviil91498 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149 big dumb
@lawrence43018 ай бұрын
@@tanelviil9149 Grapplers dont fight in Boxing Tournaments. Just like high divers arent trying to beat Michael Phelps in the freestroke.... Socalled "Real Fights" arent anything like ANY ringed professional fight whether boxing, jujitsu or anything.. Real fights usually involve ridiculous shoving, knives and many strikes that are banned in professional combat sports like eye gouging, crotch strikes, punching the throat, kicking in the face while a person is down... etc...
@blitzmotorscooters16358 ай бұрын
Pullin' some god damned crocodile shit. I love this kid. As a dude who is 5'7 and not terribly big in general, Mikey is a massive inspiration. I am definitely getting into this sport now.
@JSGuitar808 ай бұрын
Go for it! Enjoy your time on the mat!
@dellwright14078 ай бұрын
@@dellwright1407 I second that, but would also caution to the OP to keep in mind that M.M. has been doing this stuff since age 4 and with a real passion/obsession. That's a big part of why he is so, so good.
@justinw1765Ай бұрын
what an amazing guy, top tier fighter, gentlemanly sportsman, humble af, and he can cook, so fun to see him get bigger and better
@slicer-ld9ho2 ай бұрын
the way that he checks his opponent after the win and the respect he shows is amazing. he is a real man and figher.
@gre_k96637 ай бұрын
Bro im just waiting for the moment where someone underestimates this guy on the streets after some drinking, and then just gets his ass kicked by a nerd-looking guy. I need security footage or something of that xD
@ainzooalgown91368 ай бұрын
Sneako is talking S on this kid? Sneako would get chocked out in one round
@greatcreate823 ай бұрын
Thank you for such a great post folks. I’ve been out of and away from the GAME for some time now and have just now ‘discovered’ this ‘KID’. Wow, he sure is slick. Soon enough everybody is going to know this young man’s name. JUST WOW! Cheers 👍
@daveyponderosa95498 ай бұрын
RESPECT for Musumeci ! ... He shows the sports world that he can be respectful to his opponents, no matter if he loses or wins fights ! ... He is a true champion ! ... 🙂
@singleasasin8 ай бұрын
Great Dialogue as usual, great to see some nerds competing and excelling in a rugged combat sport. Apart from the odd exploded joint or broken leg I think Grappling is a much better sport then MMA in as far as technical competence, and long term damage, as in MMA, Kick boxing etc the Brain is horrendously battered, we are going to see the consequences over the next 2-3 decades just as has been seen in Pro-American football.
@madyak2228 ай бұрын
BINGO !!! As Jerry Quarry could not even put on his own underwear before he died. Ali had Parkinson's for cause, not happenstance.
@mpcinlv8 ай бұрын
He is a machine. An athlete at a level only the world's elete work in. With a person that good he can't teach what he knows because his mouth can't speak what his brain is covering. When he is in there rolling around he is processing so many things all at the same time he couldn't possibly be able to relay that to a person verbally. That level comes from being in that behavior over and over again and analyzing every move as it happens so many times he is doing so easy it's like walking to pee on the middle of the night. It's automatic for him and he does it without any effort at all. He is maybe the world's best. I would like to see him work with Bo or Gordon
@forcedinduction52458 ай бұрын
What a decent and talented boy . 🇬🇧👍
@markwalker41428 ай бұрын
This is super cool. Even inventing his own move. Deserves every bit of respect.
@williamramos33508 ай бұрын
Bruno Malfacine not shaking hands... what a d bag.
@andrewvoorhees40628 ай бұрын
I love LOVE this channel, and I don't really go for this MMA stuff. But you really do a great job of bringing it to life!
@catsfive8 ай бұрын
I've been watching him for some time on One and I'm impressed by his humbleness and gratitude to the arts. He's very respectful, honors his opponent before and after fights.
@ferdinandgutierrez9876 ай бұрын
A real charming young man . Showing all the beauty of a real Fighter .
@ikust0078 ай бұрын
Is this a reupload? I could swear I've seen it before...regardless watched it through again and it was ace. Love the Evangelion ending music :)
@Gazmus8 ай бұрын
You might have seen it in Russian. We have a second channel. Still it's a new video.
@votesport8 ай бұрын
Too nerdy for me
@PrettyGJulioАй бұрын
I don't do MMA but I love watching what these guys are capable of. I'm clearly missing so much but its amazing. Mikey, you're awesome.
@michaelolson5717 ай бұрын
The thing I love the most is how his first response is always for his competitor not the victory, what a class act
@TheJugga214 ай бұрын
I love how the first thing he does after submitting an opponent is looking after them and making sure they're okay. Amazing young man!
@anonymous202376 ай бұрын
what a super inspirational athlete....congrats you deserve it!!!
@sampaladin20677 ай бұрын
Love this kid, he's seems such a nice respectful guy with bags of talent. Well Done Mikey 😀👍
@fatwallet137 ай бұрын
There are not a lot of combat athletes where I can say I learned a good pasta recipe from them, but then there's Mikey. He's a good kid and he's doing great things for the sport.
@EamonWalsh8 ай бұрын
This kid is so methodical that just seems wise beyond his age. Quick reflexes, freaking agile, and can turn and switch it up so fast knowing exactly what move he needs. Kudos for his humbleness, and I hope he stays safe and uninjured to have a lasting career, I mean, he can only get better.
This kid is THE reason for anyone to get into martial arts; and a role model for us all. Humble, kind, efficient, deadly.
I couldn't have said it better myself
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@@tanelviil9149This discipline has been around for centuries. If you don't like it you can go pound off to some Jon Jones videos.
@@tanelviil9149lmao you never did jiu jitsu and yes, the size matters, that's why there's size categories.
@@tanelviil9149And yes, in a real fight you don't go to guard and sit there, you go for the takedown and smash ur oponent in the floor, then punching or submission
I love how the first thing he does after a win is to check if his opponent is okay. Legend 💪🏽
That’s one of the first things I noticed as well, so easy to injure someone for life, especially a professional fighter
Kids a class act
Genuine concern as well..
Beautiful indeed!
Carb beats protein lol
He was sickened by the damage he inflicted. Shows character beyond most. Very cool guy for sure. Love his style all around.
Yes sir. I could see the shock in his eyes. Are you going to call this? He’s gone past warrior status at this point. A warrior would have ripped that leg clean off. A true man did what Mikey did
Yup, dude should've tapped.. his choice!
Thats the most disturbing part in this video. True warrior doing until the end even he in the upper hand.
Like Craig Jones after rearranging Vinny's leg
Right…. I can’t believe that guy kept going with all those injuries. Some real savages these guys. My respects
Nice to see a nice person like this who is not a show boat and is very humble and respectful of his opponents.
Check out ONE Championship fights. They are mostly all like that as it's just the fight culture there and the fights are still badass as fuck to watch.
Not only is he an absolute beast he is humble beyond recognition a true warrior
thats what ONE FC is all about, true warriors, not hype trains trying to sell pay per-view
Levi if only you could be like him 😂
Soy boy. Most would stomp his face in. In real combat ofc. Its easy to go for subs when ur not being punched kicked kneed or elbowed in the face
He is on some good Vitamin S.
True gentleman and just happens to be NAILS. Talented dude.
His looks is far from menacing but his grappling skills is ruthless. Much respect!
Grappling may be ruthless but it's useless in the real world were people can punch you in the face
@potcommitted5355 honestly, you should go to a bjj gym and ask to have an mma match with a white belt. I can tell by your comment you have never trained in a martial art.
@@potcommitted5355u are just stupid. That's a fact.
@@potcommitted5355well obviously that’s a lie
@@potcommitted5355in the real world people can also kick you in the nuts and bring guns
He checks on his opponents after every match. Nuff said, this kid is gold. True martial artist in every sense.
love how humble and friendly he is. no need for more mcgregors and other douchebags....
“Live to walk another day” should be a catchphrase for anyone willing to grapple with Mikey. I commend Bayanduuren’s toughness and grit, but idk if not tapping was worth it.
Thats basically his career id be amazed if he competes again
That was bravado beyond all reason. And Mikey appealed to the referee. Sportsmanship.
@@mpcinlv for sure. He’s just there to win the bout, not end a man’s career. You could see how frustrated he was too. That knee definitely popped outta place.
It was exceptionally foolish. I finished up my ankle in a rock climbing fall and it will never be the same again. I was doing jits, rock climbing, tennis, running. ALL GONE in an instant
@@diogeneslantern18 sorry to hear hope you can continue in some fashion
Watching Bayanduuren’s legs get torqued was crazy
One of the worst brakes i ever seen his leg went all possible ways😵 that guy is over in any sports, and all to lose any way thats dumb😮💨
Trying to be a tough guy when someone has you in a heel lock is not the move. Congratulations, you're now known as the guy so prideful and STUPID to literally throw away your leg. Every time he takes a step he's going to be reminded of that moment.
What I love about this kid is when he makes someone tap he's immediately checking to see that they're okay.
What an authentic warrior...He is a true example of sportmanship, lowliness, and greatness. I hope Mikey continues to have massive success.
The thing a lot of people should take extreme notice with this kid, is that he's not just as described, but also his humbleness goes so far as to ensure no pressure is put on the limb he "collects" by his opponents. You'll notice numerous times when he does a heel lock, or leg lock, that he always elevates that leg to ensure it has a moment to rehab immediately.
Thanks genius, everyone noticed that.
All good imbecile, was definitely saying people didn't notice that at all. Certainly wasn't implying that people should recognize him for his care towards others, over his skills.
@moriyokiri3229 no they didn't weirdo 🤦
@@moriyokiri3229you are bullied in real life, I bet.
Could you explain this for a lay person?
Look how respectful he is to each opponent stopping his submissions immediately and carefully. True champion!
His skills alone are worthy of the utmost respect but the thing that I admire most is that the moment he gets the win his first instinct is to check on his opponent. While others would run around the ring and bask in the cheers of the crowd while beatimg their chest like king kong, Mikey wants to make sure his opponent isn't hurt. That makes him the GOAT in my book.
That always annoys me so much when the run off after winning not checking on their opponent
And Sneako thought it’d be okay and even hilarious to make fun of him🤦🏻♂️
Who the fuck is Sneako?
@@karna7460 ever heard of andrew tate? hes like the wish version of andrew tate
Lmao this lil nerdy ass herb able to scoot his dirty ass across the floor when you unloading a magazine on him?
He would break Sneako's legs in at least 3 different places
No one who has a life cares what Sneako thinks. 😂
Imagine how many library bullies were humbled by this beast! 🤓
Sounds like he's your hero, them library bullies musta tore yo ass up
@@aaronyeomans5799 you okay bro
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@@tanelviil9149 It 100% works in a real fight depending on the situation like any martial art. Why do you think there are so many videos of BJJ practitioners effortlessly holding down criminals. A 140lb man vs a 400lb man isn't exactly your average street fight.
@@asfasfaf5365 You have to mix it up then it works... if you just use that style in real life fighting then you are done in the streets. Yes you can maybe win vs some stupid drunk loser, but if you try this shit vs a person who knows how to fight in the streets then you are done for. I mean look at him, most of the time his head is fully exposed, if there would be striking then his face would already be smashed. That's why i say that THIS SPECIFIC STYLE ALONE is not meant for real fighting. you have to mix it up
Musumeci is exceptional talent and great dude! He doesn't look like but he is so dangerous, quick and versatile. Awesome documentary as always! More submission grappling please
This guy is scary good. Everyone’s rooting for you Mikey! Since ONE added more than just MMA, it’s been a blast to watch other combat sports.
Imagine some bully not knowing the skill of this young man and trying to push him around. Mikey would smile at him and introduce him to a world of pain he had never experienced. Gotta love this guys humble nature.
Pizza power is only the beginning. Give that man a cannoli and watch what he does!
😅
🤣🤣
Ninja Turtle Pizza Power
After every Win he immediatly asks his opponent if he is ok. What a great Person !
Yeh I noticed that you can see the concern on his face
was about to say the same thing. seems like a genuinely good dude
This young man exemplifies the true spirit of a champion athlete. Each win, he shows respect to his opponent and humbly accepts the loss without throwing a tantrum.
👍
Thanks for the vid. Never heard of this guy til now, but I won't soon forget him. He's like a spider and his moves the silk as he spins them around his opponent until they're ensnared. I love how humble he is. It's an often overlooked trait which I believe defines a character. Good stuff.
Idk if you ever watch The Joe Rogan Experience but he was on an episode.. he’s a cool guy and so unassuming.. you’d never guess that he’s an expert jiu jitsu practitioner.
A real life grappling spiderman perfect for the role as well as his goodlooking guy
@@mrwoody1413I knew of him, but the JRE ep really made me a fan and got me to follow his career more closely. Mikey does NOT disappoint anytime he competes, plus for an absolute killer he is such a nice and humble kid. Great role model and phenomenal ambassador for BJJ!!
These videos are incredibly well-produced...great stuff as always from the VoteSport team.
I was just going to say that this was one of, if not the best narrated and produced Jiu Jitsu videos I've seen on YT.
Its a testament to mikey the quality of men hes facing as competition. I cannot imagine tearing someone's ACL, MCL, Meniscus and breaking their ankle only for the opponent to ignore the insane amount of pain and soldier on in a bid to come back. That type of shit is just unhear of to me in most competitive scenarios. Not many athletes in all of history would push through injuries as severe as that mid-match. Huge respect for him there.
Right? I was say, “loads push through the pain” But there aren’t. We hear about it because it’s so rare. Good take dude🔥
generally the heelhooks are quite unique where you feel no pain just intense pressure (armbars shoulder lock etc hurt before injury) then BANG you feel a massive jolt of pain (this is where people tap including myself once but its usually too late acl broke or something was very damaged).. then after that jolt you feel ok. youll try to keep rolling if your in class, but your knee feels crazy unstable ,,, within 5 min or so the true horror sets in as your knee swells up to a grapefruit and intense pain joins unstability. after then you won't be able to walk without nearly screaming in pain for weeks..... so if his opponent endured the jolt of pain i can see how he finished without too much pain. guys like don fyre, leandro lo , miyao bro, vinny magahlas etc have endured knee breaks from identical moves..... with all that said he didn't just endure a knee break lol. he ankle broke as well so im sure if he felt multiple shocks of severe pain which is nuts. only the don frye incident is comparable ( 2 heelhooks on both legs), he somehow walked post fight
@@user-vc6 ~ he’ll hooks suck ass. When I’m training, since I’ll never be fighting for money, as soon as it’s in I tap😂. I’m too damn old to try and heal from a ligament tear
My advice is train with people who you trust and TAP TO PRESSURE. Before my knee popped in a very unique ankle lock I felt immense pressure. The only reason i didn’t tap was my student who I willingly let entangle me for practice didn’t have a heel hook. It was the extreme reap and triangle grip with twisting hips along with a straight ankle grip.. in truth i didn’t see it as a legit heelhook threat so I arrogantly thought I’m not tapping to improper movements but my knee popped so loud I had to tap.. talking to Ryan hall post adcc 2005 where he broke gordohinos leg in a alternate match he told me the triangle grip alone in the right spot is a twisting knee locks…so I was embarrassed with my cocky attitude as a brown belt
In an age of egos this dude is a breath of fresh air. So humble yet so deadly.
This guy is like a human tarantula.
Such a cool dude. Gordon makes me respect the sport and Mikey makes me love it. Such a great ambassador for BJJ and martial arts.
Mikey is the most bad azz nerd that ever lived. Nothing but love and respect for the man
The graceful and gentle way he lets go is as smooth as the way he slips his hands and legs around people. It's amazing.
Great grappler, even better human. Love this kid.
I love watching this kid compete. He’s something else.
this man is the embodiment of passion for his sport, you can feel it with every single time he speaks about it as if it were the thing he was put on this earth to do, i genuinely aspire to be as passionate as him about whatever i need to do in life
Never heard of this young man until watching this video, i found a new sport to watch and i absolutely found someone to cheer for in Mikey. That 1 fight though where dude wouldn't tap out and he got his acl and mcl torn plus a broken ankle and never gave up, that's unreal and probably ruined his own career for not tapping out. Anyways thanks for sharing video and giving me something new to get involved in.
Turning that heel hook inside and cranking the opposite direction is exactly the hold I used to make my life long attacker never attack me again. I tore several tendons in his knee/leg in the span of 2-3 seconds. It was cathartic after 25 years of abuse. Good on ya mikey. Keep collecting those limbs. Us little nerds gotta stick together and use our brains to fight our bigger opponents. Technique over Toughness.
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@@tanelviil9149 BJJ was introduced to mma @ UFC1 and from that moment on until today every fighter in the UFC has to be well versed in the art or they will be finished. Jus sayin'
@@eviljesus5411 yeah sure but i was not talking about MMA ...
@@tanelviil9149say youve never trained without saying youve never trained
@@tanelviil9149your so salty that you bad at fighting that your commenting this something on every person's comment to make yourself feel better. Just stop, you are obviously trying to convince yourself that your not wrong.
Mikey is awesome, there was something special in him as a kid, both him and Tammi. His sister is also a Beast. And worthy of a breakdown.
What an absolute dude! Beast at grappling yet, as stated by everyone else, clearly and genuinely cares about his opponents wellbeing. What a humble dude! Shows that you can be a winner and great at what you do without the need for an unchecked ego!! Much respect to him!
Finally a fighter with brains. Most fighters pushes brute force and gets their emotions in the way. Love mikey. A logical fighter.
An amazing athlete and a great role model .
This kid is a WONDERFUL contrast to the BJJ machismo of the 1990s!
I always love the way you explain, all the knowledge you have and the goldies you show up in your YT channel. Big thanks for these entertaining videos
What amazing and humble fella,who is already becoming a legend & he's tough with it!!
Let's appreciate the fact that he's very cautious not to hurt his opponents Real Fighter!
2:58 he just jumped on the guy's calves from behind to take him down, I've never seen anything like that in my life!
You should Google "Imanari Roll"
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
Taking the bait here. BJJ is viable in a fight because of physics. When on the ground a person cannot punch or kick you with all of their strength. It takes the violence out of the fight. Hence the gentle art. From there isolate a weak point and apply pressure. Pulling guard right away, ya you will get hit and kick in let’s and arms but you can also tangle up a lazy foot and then the attacker will wish there was a referee to call the fight
@@tanelviil9149copy n paste
@slickmick6635 and a leg lock is way easy when ur opponent have shoes on😂
He is such a humble, super nice guy who we love cheer on. Congratulations!
I fell in love with submission grappling when I started watching Mikey on One Championship. He thinks he's bouts are boring but they are an inspirational martial arts science and no one can figure out his formula and that's a true champion steez
Wtf?! Evanglion op music at the end 😂😂😂
It's an amazing martial art where the first thing you do is sit down lol
one of my favorite athletes EVER. Such a humble gracious young man. Also, I hope he inspires fellow "nerds" into BJJ. I know when i first joined i was instantly attracted to "thinking" aspects of the sport. Its chess... with limbs.
What a good and strong soul. You can see he is just in the sport. Once it ends he is as gentlemanly as he could be. Great Sportsman in the making ❤
An absolutely extraordinary grappler, very intelligent, quick thinking move to move to move. Also what pleasure to see a well brought up young man. Outstanding Job Mom and Dad. He's attitude towards life and in his sport is something you don't see in young kids his age. Great work young warrior!!!!!!
He was raised by 3 dads. There has never been any type of woman in his life
He is good at his game.. for sure. What he said about thinking is correct too.. As long as he stays where he is, he will be fine - Don't do MMA Mikey.
I used to hate the ground game before I understood it. This kid is a monster.
The humility and sportsmanship has made me a fan for life. Keep it up youngblood
Quite the wrestler, just a machine on the mat. 100% Sportsman
That was jiujitsu
@@adoboFosho You must not train if you think wresting and Jiu Jitsu are two entirely different things.
@@Dawood4 They are both forms of grappling and you can use wrestling in Jui jitsu but Mikey doesnt really wrestle so much as use pure Jitsu. Like there wasnt a single takedown by Mikey in this video.
The Naruto intro at the beginning tho 😂
hoped i wasnt the only one who noticed
@@ludoleatham9614 i was like "wait this sounds kinda familiar" 💀
@@carlvargas7911 my fav naruto intro too
very cool highlighting the tangle of limbs to point out the skills on display
Mikey is an absolute savant on the mat.
I wont lie the first BJJ/Grappling/Submission video you guys uploaded had me like wtf ? HOWEVER now im fully tuned in to each and every video dropped! Not just Boxing & Kick Boxing for me anymore.
Subbed for the excellence produced, detailed content of fighters. Good stuff, thank you!
One of a kind individual. A pleasure to watch and hear speak 🙏
Well done on this. I didn’t know anything about him but enjoyed watching him! Appreciate the great content.
Great content as always and dude narrating the show is funny AF🤣🤣, Watching from South Africa with love💯
His skills are amazing and he has such an amazing humble contagious attitude that more people in this world should have!
Finally someone with grace and excellent sportsmanship, Mickey Musumeci is a positive presence and a great example that MA fans can be proud of. Great job by his parents!
The Mongolian dude may be tough, but it's stupid to potentially ruin your career over not tapping.
Can't help but love this kid....Class act and an absolute beast.
Those guys diving and rolling in and using their legs to take down and lock in like seconds, that's just incredible. It's like ballet and amputation had a baby.
This young man should be an inspiration to many people coming up behind him. The retired and Infamous long time Champion Angela Lee was also a superior grappler to watch. A champion of submissions in combat sports. I wish both of these truly spectacular warriors an abundance of happiness and success in their futures endeavors. It is the story of young people like this young man that keeps my interest peaking in the world of combat sports.
ACTUALLY FIGHTS LIKE A CHILL GUY NOT A DEMON,L THATS HOW YOU GET GOOD AT THE ART
I love this kid! He truly shows compassion for his opponents when he rips their legs off! No really, he is so humble and wow! Taking out great fighters!
So refreshing to see a real sportsman at the top of this sport.
This is a monster. Much respect.
a true talent and good sportsman
this is absolutely not practical in real fight. Example with the big guy.. in a real fight that big guy would bounded his head into nothing .-.--- lol dropping down in front of your opponent what kind of stupid fighting style is that :D This nonsense will end up like Wing Chun
@@tanelviil9149 big dumb
@@tanelviil9149 Grapplers dont fight in Boxing Tournaments. Just like high divers arent trying to beat Michael Phelps in the freestroke.... Socalled "Real Fights" arent anything like ANY ringed professional fight whether boxing, jujitsu or anything.. Real fights usually involve ridiculous shoving, knives and many strikes that are banned in professional combat sports like eye gouging, crotch strikes, punching the throat, kicking in the face while a person is down... etc...
Pullin' some god damned crocodile shit. I love this kid. As a dude who is 5'7 and not terribly big in general, Mikey is a massive inspiration. I am definitely getting into this sport now.
Go for it! Enjoy your time on the mat!
@@dellwright1407 I second that, but would also caution to the OP to keep in mind that M.M. has been doing this stuff since age 4 and with a real passion/obsession. That's a big part of why he is so, so good.
what an amazing guy, top tier fighter, gentlemanly sportsman, humble af, and he can cook, so fun to see him get bigger and better
the way that he checks his opponent after the win and the respect he shows is amazing. he is a real man and figher.
Bro im just waiting for the moment where someone underestimates this guy on the streets after some drinking, and then just gets his ass kicked by a nerd-looking guy. I need security footage or something of that xD
Sneako is talking S on this kid? Sneako would get chocked out in one round
Thank you for such a great post folks. I’ve been out of and away from the GAME for some time now and have just now ‘discovered’ this ‘KID’. Wow, he sure is slick. Soon enough everybody is going to know this young man’s name. JUST WOW! Cheers 👍
RESPECT for Musumeci ! ... He shows the sports world that he can be respectful to his opponents, no matter if he loses or wins fights ! ... He is a true champion ! ... 🙂
Great Dialogue as usual, great to see some nerds competing and excelling in a rugged combat sport. Apart from the odd exploded joint or broken leg I think Grappling is a much better sport then MMA in as far as technical competence, and long term damage, as in MMA, Kick boxing etc the Brain is horrendously battered, we are going to see the consequences over the next 2-3 decades just as has been seen in Pro-American football.
BINGO !!! As Jerry Quarry could not even put on his own underwear before he died. Ali had Parkinson's for cause, not happenstance.
He is a machine. An athlete at a level only the world's elete work in. With a person that good he can't teach what he knows because his mouth can't speak what his brain is covering. When he is in there rolling around he is processing so many things all at the same time he couldn't possibly be able to relay that to a person verbally. That level comes from being in that behavior over and over again and analyzing every move as it happens so many times he is doing so easy it's like walking to pee on the middle of the night. It's automatic for him and he does it without any effort at all. He is maybe the world's best. I would like to see him work with Bo or Gordon
What a decent and talented boy . 🇬🇧👍
This is super cool. Even inventing his own move. Deserves every bit of respect.
Bruno Malfacine not shaking hands... what a d bag.
I love LOVE this channel, and I don't really go for this MMA stuff. But you really do a great job of bringing it to life!
I've been watching him for some time on One and I'm impressed by his humbleness and gratitude to the arts. He's very respectful, honors his opponent before and after fights.
A real charming young man . Showing all the beauty of a real Fighter .
Is this a reupload? I could swear I've seen it before...regardless watched it through again and it was ace. Love the Evangelion ending music :)
You might have seen it in Russian. We have a second channel. Still it's a new video.
Too nerdy for me
I don't do MMA but I love watching what these guys are capable of. I'm clearly missing so much but its amazing. Mikey, you're awesome.
The thing I love the most is how his first response is always for his competitor not the victory, what a class act
I love how the first thing he does after submitting an opponent is looking after them and making sure they're okay. Amazing young man!
what a super inspirational athlete....congrats you deserve it!!!
Love this kid, he's seems such a nice respectful guy with bags of talent. Well Done Mikey 😀👍
There are not a lot of combat athletes where I can say I learned a good pasta recipe from them, but then there's Mikey. He's a good kid and he's doing great things for the sport.
This kid is so methodical that just seems wise beyond his age. Quick reflexes, freaking agile, and can turn and switch it up so fast knowing exactly what move he needs. Kudos for his humbleness, and I hope he stays safe and uninjured to have a lasting career, I mean, he can only get better.
Humble, polite, good technique, love him