8 Dumb Regular Guys Challenging Pro Fighters Again| Regular People VS Professional Fighters Pt4
8 Dumb Regular Guys Challenging Pro Fighters Again| Regular People VS Professional Fighters
Have you ever watched a professional fighter in action and thought to yourself “Yeah, that actually looks like the easiest thing ever!”, and then acted upon that thought? Probably not, because fighting is hard and the athletes, though mostly nice, are terrifying. Not everyone has been able to stop themselves, though! Here’s a list of fake tough guys challenging pro fighters.
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Reporter vs Reem was pretty wholesome. He knew he had no chance and couldn’t hurt Reem in any way. Just how cool is it to be wrestling with such a big name for fun.
Yeah, I'm with you. That reporter wasn't some arrogant tOuGh gUy, he was clearly just playing. He knew he wouldn't stand a chance in an actual fight and it was basically like a puppy playing with the big dog of the house. I actually got a nice smile from that one
Reporter did great given his pants, shirt and footwear for the occasion IMO.
@@stable_davefusion he was an amateur boxer in high school and wanted to put himself to the test, so absolutely! He definitely has skill, and was respectful
@@hush3956 you dont wrestle in boxing
@@Proxuius I'm aware mate, but an amateur boxer is likely to have more insight in it than a regular person + better stamina
The reporter was just getting good content. The sportsmanship after told me everything I needed to know about the situation
It seemed like a wholesome moment.
I think he was having fun. That will possibly be one of his favorite moments in his career.
Looks like it was discussed beforehand that the reporter was going to try and go hard. They both were laughing when the reporter was helped up. I'm sure he knew he was overmatched but figured, what the hell, when is he ever going to get a chance to try this with a professional fighter. My example, I grew up a Spurs fan and am a month younger than Tony Parker. At my physical peak, I played tons of basketball and was a good athlete. I would say I'd love to play against Parker one on one since he's not much bigger than me. It wasn't because I thought I could hang, it was to see how completely overmatched I was against an NBA player.
Seemed wholesome enough, it is kind of a dick move to do light jabs with your gloves on when the untrained doughball specifically asked for no punches and isn't wearing gloves so he can't face jab back.
I don't know too much about stuff like this, but maybe he did it because of the instinct and reflexes ... idk @@PatienceKiss
The first one had me cracking up 😂 Dude tagged him in every open spot he left, didn’t miss a single opportunity. Epic 😂
Sized up little hulk, didn't let him in close, work those openings with combos, working the body, applying enough punch to make wince, wear him down (short reach & bulky challenger) and then turn up the force of the punches. Comical, but I don't think the challenger handle humility or sportsmanship (typical street thug mentality).
@@nbk9372 indeed, you summed it up perfectly 👍
The way joe got that guy who was taller then him into a choke like nothing was damn impressive
which one
That first clip with the guy throwing punches like a cartoon character is funny as hell.🤣
I think he did good for a " street fighter"
@@bennybarela5446 that's true... Better than most out there.
"Ah li li li li li li li li" and pause, "Ah li li li li li li li!!!"
At least he showed up
The challenger was a clown with no chance to even make a good showing BUT I'll give him credit on being able to take a body shot. John Q. Average would've dropped after 3 or 4 of those. I wouldn't even get in there with that dude.
“Street fighting is a matter of who sucks at fighting less.” Lol
As a guy who has done some street fighting, the announcer is 100% correct. And that includes me.
Haha, same scenario for me. I was trying very hard to spar w a black belt. This guy was cool. Eventually he turned this lesson into a friendly lesson on self control. He became very defensive, without knocking me out. Eventually I broke my big toe when he blocked my rear leg kick w his elbow. I respected this guy bf sparring, and the respect dramatically increased after the lesson was taught.
4:04 not bad for a reporter
Everybody gets it twisted about joe Rogan cause he so easy going but my man will throw hands and you probably will get white outlined by him.
Hes was an elite Taekwondo black belt. Plus, he has a black belt in BJJ. Not only that but he's as fit as a race horse. The man is a beast behind his easy going personality.
Exactly A lot of train martial artists and fighters are easy going and chill but most people take that for weakness it’s the ones who are nice that are sometimes the most dangerous
Rogan a beast. He snap your 2 legs with 1 swoop! #fact
The bald guy knows about MMA. But on most other subjects he is ignorant. He should stick with fight sports!
@@jhgust I guarantee he is far less ignorant than you.
I sparred a pro kickboxer but he outclassed me without hurting me… I knew right away there is a huge gap and thanked him for the lesson
vs professional fill-in-the-blank... just don't
Smart
@@throughthoroughthought8064 bro I fought a professional birdwatcher that MF summoned a cassowary and as I held my guts in, I thanked him for the lesson
When you get choked out then *immediately* continues the conversation like ish ain’t even happen is a very different type of fear my friend. Joe was so confident that he sat on top of the bar with his guard down. Now that’s fear you cannot buy!
The guy enjoyed it.. he told Joe 'you're fun, man' after the choke
he already humbled him wdym
About 40 years ago a local pro boxer wanted sparring partners. I used to do a bit of amateur boxing so I thought I would help out. I was doing ok for the first 60 seconds. Then he floored me with a left hook. I got off the floor and sparred the rest of that session. Never been hit so hard in my life. You can’t mess with the pros. 🤣🤣👍👍
The first clip is the definition of the word pummeling. Also, his footwork was a thing of beauty. But that meatbag could take a body shot. It's amazing that he stayed in there as long as he did.
yeah he was not holding back even a little bit on those he was really throwing I was amazed by that too, good heart on the bully xD
That movement was awesome
I thought the same thing he really backed all those body shots
I also agree. Lol. 😅
well. Probably the reason he survived a few or however many street fights (if he did not lie of course)
I tried to wrestle an exchange student from Russia who was an extremely talented wrestler. I did not know my body could bend certain ways but he folded me up like a damn pretzel In about 3 seconds.
The Russians don't play around when it comes to wrestling lol
@@tamb5688 right the kid was probably wrestling with bears since he was 3-4
Sambo or Judo, kids in russia do those like we send ours to karate in the US
Send who to karate in the US?
@@WhuDhat no. they do not.
I loved the reporter vs Reem. Thats the kinda content I'd starve watching with a smile on my face cause i never ate or got up for anything lol
My brother was a boxer. He said in street fights he loved to fight guys that go crazy because they lose control and leave themselves wide open.
I once read an article about "street fighters" written by a real street fighter. He found that most so called "tough guys" had made their reputations sucker punching drunks while backed up by five of his buddies. His real life fights are the stuff of legend.
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Sounds right 👍
100 percent. My dad was a landlord most of my life so I grew up in different pubs and I used to see a lot of these local "legends" in the making, and it always made me laugh when I'd hear people praising them for being tough, sucker punching shit bags 99 percent of them who won't say fuck all to your face but will come back with 10 lads n rush your house, ive had harder shits the morning after a curry. Always funny when a genuine case would walk into the pub though n they all fuck off.
Does this "legend" have a name?
True, most of those I knew from my part of town were exactly that
i once had the chance to do some "light sparring" with a regional champion boxer. guess how that went for me? a great and humbling experience.
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@Wildcard that's nothing, I once headbutt a mountain goat and knocked him out!
@Ryan Lewis it feels like a diffrent world but thats good keep the flame to learn alive
Takes a man to admit that👍
Ha ha ha. :-D
3:38 ...LOL...opps , not that Clip...LMAO 🤣
I learned that lesson an older dude who was teaching me and my friend how to fight told me "hit me as hard as you want to get hit" well me being young and getting carried away hit him with a mean left hook, he returned it with a spinning back fist I woke up to him over me making sure I was OK
That first guy, I bet was pissing blood for a month from those body shots.
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He did pretty good not to wuss out like most those challengers who just give up after 1 or 2 body hits.
That first Guy ate like hundred shots. Tough fellow
@@hellyeah7563 lol, you can tell he talked alot of shit, Lorenzo could have knocked him out any second, but wanted to fill homeboys bladder with blood, with maximum pain. The real damage done was to the dudes girlfriend. She Took blow after blow, no glove
@@kevinbaker2470 he still didn't go down easily
I got in a ring with a Thai boxer when I was in the military. Little dude. I'm not even sure if I landed a punch or not. It didn't end well for me. 🤣
That little guy was tough or what brother?
No big deal at least you got in the ring 👍
@@nofd1977 yeah brother he was a unit.
@ My old wrestling coach started up a gym and he's only about 5'3, 135. Same as me and this one guy, 6 foot came in and wanted to try him in sparring. My coach floored em in 25 seconds with a body kick. I was like damn... us small guys can do something!?
@@PuBL1KMuZ1K Pull your pants down and start chasing them naked. It sound stupid but it works, unless your opponent is gay.
It’s pretty sick that rogan chose only to restrain that contestant how he did. I always have so much respect for trained fighters that have complete control over their power
“It was too late to go back and throw that initial punch lightly, however” - 😂😂😂😂
The first Joe Rogan clip shows exactly how a trained martial artist should handle things. Respond appropriately to neutralise the threat. Joe used exactly the amount of force necessary to control the situation without ever becoming the aggressor.
Exactly. The dangerous people are beginner martial artists
She hit Johnny Fairplay. If you have seen him on Survivor, you might want to hit him too. He certainly loved to be the villain.
True, more defence holds, and hits. takedowns hold. Which requires more than one way of fighting. Which would take yrs of training. not just couple yrs, either.
Ah yes, Nick Swardson, the inescapable threat who needed to be thrown into a guillotine. Good on Joe haha
He was literally the aggressor. What are you even talking about.
Having seen Joe Rogans leg kicks, that guy was given the gift of being able to walk the rest of his life without a limp
No shit🤣
Big time. Joe Rogan is world ranked for the power of his leg strikes. No BS. I wish he had given that guy one really solid calf kick or body kick though. ;D
Not to mention Joe's TWO Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belts (gi and no-gi) from Jean Jacques Machado and Eddie Bravo.
@@user-rr5ce1wb2j yep. And its nearly twice the training to get a legit Bravo bbelt. It takes years and years or rolling. Some other systems have folks getting their black belt in 3 years.. Bravos training is so intense and rigid that you might spend 3 years between each belt. It's a whole other animal... and of course.. both Ruten and Pierre said how Rogan has the most devastating kicks they've personally ever saw.
@@joshythehand2960 I mean, I did judo under one sensei, before he retired and moved away and I stopped doing judo (still sad about it, but I also tore my ACL so I can't really do too many crazy things without my brace), and I learned a lot from him, one thing I didn't learn until after I left judo. Which was not respecting the belt that I had and the belt I was working to get, which at the time I had turned 16 and was trying to get my brown belt and was on my way to it. I now realize if I had gotten a black belt, when there are literal judokas (in Japan) who train hard every day for years upon years, even those you may see in the Olympics are all high-ranked black belts, most of them in traditional Japanese judo classes, they don't get more than a white belt and have to keep it for 8-10 years before even being considered for a black belt.
That reporter was just having fun tbh
You can tell the reporter with Overeem was just playin around
In high school over 50 years ago there was a golden glove boxer in our group of friends. We started to go to the local YMCA to shoot baskets, etc. The golden glove boxer worked there. Eventually we all tried to box with him. He used only his left (he was a righty) and he beat us handily. Then one day another student not in our group challenged the boxer. The new guy told the golden glove boxer to use two hands. About 20 seconds into the fight the golden glove boxer hit the guy with a quick left and then a powerful right. The guy literally fell like a tree. He did not know where he was when he came to. Even the next day he did not remember boxing the day before.
How old do you have to be in order to be a golden globes boxer? Didn't know high schoolers can be one, I thought you had to be 18+. And did he use hos left hand the entire time?
crazy story..... what was this golden glove boxer's name?
@@twentyonetortas5921 any age
I worked with a former pro boxer named Frankie Mann. He was so fast even at over 50 years old it wasn’t even funny. Couldn’t touch him even if he kept his hands down.
About 40 years ago, we had a local Golden Gloves champ and a local state champion wrestler who got into a fight with each other in a bar in Ludington Michigan. Todd Vickers, (The Boxer), threw about 4 jabs, and the fight was over soon after Jeff Krause, (the wrestler), took the Boxer down.
Joe handled this situation very well, his clinch rendered the douche in a very compromising position where it completely neutralized the event. Cool to see JR’s skill set even back in the day!
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One simple knee, and that blockhead would have been getting reconstruction surgery. That’s a real bad position to be caught in.
can you imagine if joe just said "fuck this mofo" and just blasts his ribs with a roundhouse kick?
You wouldn't wanna get kicked by joe rogan youtube his side kick videos he's got insane power behind his kicks, I wouldn't step up to him for anything lol he could steal my wife and id be like "well shit that bitch is gone".
I hope the couple sends Joe a Christmas card every year thanking him
That dude must've not know about the infamous Rogan Sidekick. It would have looked like a MK brutality 😂😂
I remember 13 days in hospital.. and that was the last street fight of my life😁
Joe Rogan could have messed that dude up on fear factor. A real man shows restraint in a fight like that! Respect.
Yeah, I saw that. That guy was a clown. Joe Rogan would've killed his ass and burned about 4 calories doing it if he wanted to. Joe purposely didn't pull the trigger on him, he just controlled him and was ready to do damage if the guy really tried something.
Better to keep his job than fight a moron.
@@thatone8085 Exactly, Joe could've pasted him but he's not worth it. Joe did the right thing.
These two dingleberries were on The Amazing Race, too. Big surprise he didn't last very long there. He got thrown out of a cab for yelling at the driver to drive faster and that was the end of him and his skiffy wife on that show. She actually seemed pretty normal on the show but she's gotta have a screw loose to be married to him.
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy you are correct bro . Have 2 beers and enjoy life.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This is why I chose to start practicing. Practicing combat is helping me be kinder to people and learn to appreciate the beautiful art of self defense.
4 months of muay thai, cant get enough, only gripe is that i didnt start it sooner.
@@Sulamanjansulttaani How old are you?
@@michaeloffgrid never old enough, go for it...
2:06 OMG THIS KILLED ME!!! Dude caught a right hook and bangs his head off the wall!!!🤣
That reporter is just having a good time
Love how Joe is like "i'm just gonna hold u in there untill u calm down" mind u from that position he could have seriously hurt him if he wanted to...but thats not what martial arts are about. Respect.
Yeah I'm sure you're right. But I'm both of them were always aware of the camera
@@philipweber8013 or a lawsuit. Doesn't matter. It's hard to control yourself in those situations and he can do it.
Man that first guy was sure taking that ass beating. I'm actually impressed with his durability.
Doesn’t take a world class athlete to be a practice dummy
The 2nd Joe Rogan clip freaking killed me and actually the dude standing behind them... His reaction is AWESOME!! PRICELESS!!💯💯💯🤣🤣🤣🤣
A reporter really challenged one of the greatest kickboxers of all time lol
Joe was protecting his livelihood. We have all seen how often idiots start shit with athletes, get their clock cleaned, then IMMEDIATELY switch into victim mode and run to a lawyer. The 1st guy hit the nail on the head. The correct way to settle it is to get them in a gym, have them sign a waiver, then beat the holy hell out of them once and for all.
Naw Joe legitimately lost his cool. I’ve never seen a angry Joe Rogan before this clip was hella funny
Lies again? AMWF Opponents
Mane listen! Isn't that the truth.. Act tough on the internet talking crap to these Pros until they get in the ring and get folded like a lawn chair.. 😂😂😂🥳
Moral Of The Story : Don't Get Cocky.
I dont practice martial arts anymore. if i had to fight cause someone called me out i would hurt them without rules. Street fihhting is dangerous and people die all the time
People think of Joe Rogan as stand-up comedian, stoner, and MMA announcer... But he is a trained fighter and legitimate badass.
He’s a champion tae Kwon do practitioner and has two bjj black belts.
@@zf5656 one is from 10th planet and I believe the other is from Gracie. They’re very different from each other.
@@zf5656 one is from 10th planet and I believe the other is from Gracie. They’re very different from each other.
Just watch Joe kick a heavy bag!
@@chaserohwedder8852 two BJJ black belts? LMAO!!
I love how in the last clip you see Rogan’s tap discipline, soon as that guy was tapping Rogan felt it and realized if he kept going he’d probably end up killing him😂
I wouldn't give that soldier too much of a hard time. I was in the ARMY when they were bringing in civilian contractors to get us our Modern Army Combatives certifications since it was too hard to send us to Benning. This was when Sean Sherk was still a super star. I remember this because it was a big deal when he came out and visited the gym we were training at. What I learned is that most of us, if not all of us, were too scared to spar with the professional fighters, despite a lot of the soldiers in our unit being at near-a-professional level, as per Matt Larsen himself. It takes a lot of courage to step inside the ring with someone who has a big name, even if the gap isn't as big as you may think it is.
"Summoned the courage of 20 grown man or 1 Francis Ngannou" had me rolling
My first year of wrestling, I got matched up against this dude, Matt Jagis. National champ at 61kg. There's never been a time in my life I've been man handled SOOOOOOOOO savagely.
For context how much did you weigh?
@black air force I weighed 135, and this guy's ended up easily weight 150 but he cut so much weight in comparison and was a vet. Most embarrassing moment of my life.
@@PuBL1KMuZ1K damn. Well at least I hope you learned something from that and became even more motivated to improve
You can tell that Overeem was legit scared that the reporter would embarrass him, that's why he started throwing punches. The guy definitely held his own.
was def expecting the soldier to beat the fighter
There's a book called The Human Face of Karate, written by an instructor from Japan, one of the first Japanese Karate instructors in New York. He and his other Japanese members, all of whom were top ranked, went to Thailand to fight against Muay Thai. Except for him, they all got beaten. While Karate had trained them for accurate kicks and strikes, the Muay Thai fighters were trained for brutality - they could take punishment and their bones were steel. But you have to realize that they were fighting according to Muay Thai rules, which involve moves not allowed in a Shotokan competition. He won the fight by changing his tactic to that of a boxer - pacing himself and waiting for an opening.
Don't help that karate is neutered as fuck. It was Japan's solution to boxing,but all the good shit was cut to that end.
I do Okinawan karate which is old school and it’s insane they do stuff not even Muay Thai does it’s crazy I thought karate was bad but boy did they prove me wrong
@@thunderkatz4219 stuff like what
@@nickybobby8753 Karate will get you fucked up in any MMA gym or even a street fight tbh
Gotta give that first dude some credit for taking that beating, lol. I've learned that when some gets in your face or you know their gonna attack you, don't stand face to face. Leave a few feet between you and him cuz anyone can land a lucky ko blow. Be ready to defend yourself, try to stay off concrete or hard flooring and just always be aware. And only fight if you absolutely have to, too many have died from literally just one punch.
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In the wise words of spanian. Fighting is for heroes , most heroes don't live. People die from one punch , if it's bad enough that it has to go to violence hide in the bush and cave them with half a brick when they walk by 😂
@Wildcard if you're about to fight somebody than you can take the chance of getting suckered punched or ko'd cuz you're standing face to face. Even mma fighters know you don't stand in a phone booth with your opponent, unless you don't care about getting slept.
It's not the punch, it's the back of there head hitting concrete etc.. Like u said stay off hard surfaces if possible! And i agree, only fight if it's absolutely necessary bc it's really not worth the risk!! (And these days people are Cowards and need/use weapons, very few have the Nutz to fight 1v1 without weapons)..
All I thought about the first guy was what an idiot he was for continuing to take that beating despite learning he was outclassed very early on.
Pretty nice form by Lorenzo... he just used the fool like a punching bag =))
That first vid of that guy beating up a midget was savage
lol NAwwww @4:28 that was just doods fucking around. People need to sack up
That street fighter in the first clip was hard as nails! Pro guy wasn’t holding back at all and the street guy took it for a long time lol
I actually thought that his head was going to come off near the end, even then I'll bet his body would have kept on going regardless.
it took a while when they were boxing with big gloves. If he was allowed to kick or grapple he wouldnt have lasted one minute
He took it well but What you dont get to see is the next day where he cant move his head because he neck is fucked and he is pissing blood lol.
It was a perfect exchange of pugilist and fun. No one overstepped or assaulted with force. Totally good fun. And yes JR could have handed him his ass right quick
Joe was a very nice guy by not hurting her husband. Joe was a class act.
That first guy was tough. I’ll give him that.
The reporter went harder than he knew how to but the way he smiled, fist bumped and hugged Alistair 100% redeemed him
The street fighter punches like he's doing the doggy paddle.
Shows what class acts these pro fighters are. Each one of them could’ve done some serious damage (and really, who’d blame them?) but they chose to go fairly easy on them and still proved the point.
the courts would blame them lol hence why they dont just light these dummies up lmao
Why would a pit bull go tough on a puppy other than a form of discipline?
Joe went easy on both of those guys, REAL EASY. Handled them like contrary 10 year olds without hurting either one. The perfect answer for both.
Joe has a legitimate lethal kick
@@Yggdrasill8 for real I even remember it picture perfect from my childhood before even getting to the segment. Inspired me to get into martial arts when I was a young kid after he gave a speech about a woman fighter kicking his ass and not to underestimate a woman fighter because or someone’s gender. Oh man I just got to tje segment, people forget what a serious fighter Joe was back in the day before Fear Factor & then the podcast. Hate his podcast, loved his fighting and I’ll always respect him in that area. The way he instantly linger and immediately had him in a lock, hawk-like precision&speed
Good voice over. I watched the whole thing even though the last clips weren't even on topic
0:55 look at the force he’s putting behind those punches despite it being who it is! THAT’s a good way to send a message that there’s levels to this. Holding back and then letting them know is a useful tactic, but this might put more fear into them from the get go and open their eyes easier.
Props to the soldier he hung in there pretty good and actually held his own as long as he could. 🙌🏾
I remember that episode of Fear Factor. Rogan, even in a volatile situation, was very very gracious. Once that contestant's head was down, Rogan could have knocked him out in a dozen different ways. Knee, strike on the back of the head, punch to the ear, you name it. I'm sure it took a great measure of control to keep from inflicting the kind of punishment a professional fighter is ingrained to inflict. I gave a lot of props to Rogan that day. Through the whole scene, Rogan's expression never changed. It was just his calm, "puleeeeze" expression that I remember the most. That contestant was so arrogant, to this day, I don't know if he understands what kind of pain and embarrassment he narrowly escaped?
He didn't escape embarrassment. He made a total ass of himself and he's lucky he didn't get pummeled by Joe real bad. That stupid douche that got between them though is what pisses me off.
Joe was about to give that husband the best sleep of his life.
Never seen this youtube channel before, its pretty cool ! Thanks for the uploads
It's actually kind of nuts that Rogan kept head grip even though the dude was leaned forward AND moving back. Them some gorilla fingers
I noticed that too.. The guy had a hold of his shirt for some reason. Think that kept them tied together a bit.
I have a buddy that is a pretty damn good fighter, that is to say he can hold his own. I've seen him handle 3 outside a bar but as we all know, that's a different venue. He had the bright idea to fly to Vancouver to enter some mma contest. I remember saying "Jesse... don't you think you should, I don't know... train a bit first? Seems like a long way to go to get your ass kicked" He was in pretty great physical condition and still is. So he goes down there, gets worked over in like 60 seconds of skilled but pure ape rampage, comes back one big bruise. We lock eyes and I smiled. He simple said "oh shuddup" and we both laughed. It humbled him pretty good because he never even mentioned it again and as far as I know, he doesn't even watch UFC anymore
I had a friend do something similar. He was def the badass in our group of friends. You know, the guy you would grab if there was a problem. He had been in his fair share of fights over the years. He decided he was bad enough to try some amateur cage fighting. Needless to say, he quickly found out everyone doing it was like him or better and that he did not have the cardio to compete. He lost his first and only fight but he was somewhat competitive I was told. Pretty impressive for zero training.
@@puckered6036 you seem to search for things that bring your own sexuality into question, it's called friendship and proper storytelling...... You know, tell it as it happened. You never locked eyes with your friend in a moment of importance?
@@taterttv *THAT'S BECAUSE PUCKERED PUCKERS BOTH SETS OF LIPS FOR HIS BOYFRIEND, HE'S JUST SADLY ATTEMPTING TO BE FUNNY, SAME AS ME* 🤷🏽♂️
Oh thats cool. Rogan choking out drunk men. Real tough, Joe. 😅
I'm so glad we had a voiceover rather than being able to hear the audio itself from the video. Not enough people ruin their own videos like that so I'm glad I just happened to come across this wonderful example.
I’m surprised that first guy didn’t get dropped by any of those body shots, they looked brutal
Agreed, that spare tire saved him.
@@jamesmiller7911 i have 2 spare tires and started sparring few months ago, they dont seem to help me one bit :D
I'm not a Rogan fan, but he deserves credit for keeping a cool head and not escalating further than needed. 1st guy he just put him in a position where Joe couldn't be hurt and then let the other guy break them up. 2nd guy he just established firmly, "no, you don't get to put your hands on me" and then let him off pretty easy. Lots of guys I know would have stomped either one of those guys badly in that context.
Stomping like a pussy? While they’re already down? You can beat someone’s ass without stomping like a coward.
Stay lifted brother 🤙. You make great videos
Professional fighter still can't able to hurt street fighter because he's just guarding 😂
Much respect to Overeem, he knew there was no way this reporter was going to hurt him. He could have shut the lights off on that reporter at anytime during that spar.
Yeah. That was like brothers rough housing
Overeem hit that news jockey just right.
The guy in the bg in the second joe rogan video is high af for sure 😂 looks like a movie scene with the lighting.
The first street fighter was tough as hell - ate tons of real hard punches
It doesnt matter what it is, anyone that has trained in anything for an x amount of time is always going to be much better at it then someone who doesn't train for something at all. Developing a real skill takes time, effort and a lot of work to do.
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Not where x equals 1 class
I’m not saying anything here that’s worth taking it defensive I’m just not agreeing totally with your statement c Cause yes of course dedication and hard work ,focus ,practise , training , dedication are the best way to be the best a person can progressively steadily increase level of skill, that does not at all claim to ever let alone as you claim that you can always be better than a person that doesn’t have accumulated the same x amount of effort towards whatever area of what might be , just my opinion but few friends I know fight professionally and its consumed morning to evening of their days and I’ve also got friends that could rag doll a buffalo. If that street brawler could’ve managed to absorb pokes and jabs like a sponge and could swing back as tough as his mouth , it could’ve created a moment of the trained guys methods either becoming predictable a window to get hurt , and or by not going way that carreer fighters train to fight what their expected opponents in the ring or sparring partner fight back like, maybe just maybe chooses to do something out of the new for them cause their tries aren’t as affective and get smashed or choked or whatever could be. My Friend since grade schools older brother became a soldier in the CAF after graduating high school and seen em right after my son was born when he just had came back from being a sniper from over seas , told me bout the amount of headshots he accumulated and set up targets for fun , and paper targets were almost identical and he even picked few tree stumps that two of three we cut my shell out with his in same hole , so he did teach me bunch since then I’d never known but regardless my “tried” was just as good as his “trained” so as much as I agree that to get better at anything requires all the work you can put into it does not in any way any where whatsoever mean that the amount of x amount of training hard work practise etc declare , entitle or guarantee you shit for being successful in a challenge against another persons abilities to meet or beat the bar you’ve set just by the amount of what you e done
The first guy though 🤣 He punches like he's in dream!
Joe should've taught that fear factor guy more of a lesson but i guarantee he would've tried suing him had he. Joe is one of the last people you want to try. He's one of the nicest guys ever, till you go touching him when he tells you not to or trying to tell him what he "needs" to do. Lol
To be fair, the guy fighting Lorenzo looks like he can throw a really hard punch. He's just not used to the idea that he won't be able to land the punch when he wants.
They're slow and telegraphed and what the hell was he doing 0:55 🗿
Uh no it doesnt 🤣
me drunk in my early 20s on new years challenging my brother in law who was All American in College wrestling. 30 seconds - 1 minute I was pummeled and had a busted lip feeling dumb AF. I learned later that All American means top 8 in your weight class at national level.
"Jo Rogan vs Fear Factor Contestant." OH HI MIKE MIZANAN!
The sweater dude's expression at 6:50 lmaooooo
When Joe grabs that guy in the plumb clinch you can see how much he really wants to knee the crap out of him, but luckily for him, he shows great restraint.
The reporter actually wanted Overeem to handle him roughly.
Lot of these clips are pretty cool to watch, they aren't just getting trainwrecked and if they are they kinda look like they're expecting it. I can definitely understand the urge to challenge famous warriors. I mean, it's almost fighter celebrity's version of dealing with autographs or peeping toms lmao. Every now and then, some one feels like challenging the King for fun or for clout! Difficult to deny that as a part of our species currently immature way of dealing with eachother's fighting prowess when we're at times of peace lol.
That last clip reminds me of that scene in Punch Drunk Love at the mattress store. Lol
also look how calm and composed rogan was against the fear factor contestant. he had all the control and took it easy on them
The reporter had good vibes tbf, can tell he knew he would lose he just wanted to be able to say he did it 😂
Pls give credit to the reporter. He actually knew how to fight
I would have fought Overeem, just so I could say I fought him. Naturally, I'd be leaving out the part about getting my ass handed to me in under 10 seconds. 😂
Love it. I've been training multiple martial arts - but focused in boxing and kickboxing. Will always be an amateur, but I never understood WHY people would challenge anybody for a fight ..
Because they think they are good and do not understand that aside from training and technique, what trained fighters have and they don't is lots and lots of practice. It's just like in any other profession.
The soldier isn't a "fake tough guy", he just has a different skillset from the professional fighter.
Yep, I'm no professional fighter but as a Marine, I was trained to fight in a different arena. Semper Fi brothers!!!
Soldiers are real deals, it's just pro fighter have advantage, bcause their training are focus on martial arts.
No solider isn’t going to beat a professional fighter in hand to hand combat assuming no weapons unless the size and strength difference is massive.
@@systemtrend3194 yes, strength and size are matter. I remember saw a practice video, a man try to triangle chocke a big man, the big man pull him up, the other try to grab his feet but the big guy was like a statue 🤣🤣🤣
The reem and reporter clip was pretty cool. Glad dudeman got the chance to experience it and nobody got heated.
I had no idea you could choke someone simply for tapping you on the shoulder. Interesting.
When I was a green belt in Shorin Ryu I sparred with my instructors 7th degree instructor. I was trying to show off and going hard and ended up with a broken nose that still bothers me 30 years later. I had to have my nose repaired. I was VERY angry thinking a master instructor should not have done that, but like someone said in this video, I should have hit him only as hard as I wanted to be hit.
The only thing better then JRs fighting skills is his mind, a real treat.
Thanks for taking the time to watch.