UFC Star Rates 9 MMA Fights In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
UFC middleweight fighter Uriah Hall rates nine mixed-martial-arts scenes in movies and television, such as "Warrior" and "Attack on Titan," for realism.
Hall breaks down the kickboxing techniques in "Kickboxer," (1989) starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. He also explains the importance of fighting rhythm and strategies in "Black Widow" (2021), "John Wick: Chapter 2" (2017), and "Blood and Bone," (2009) starring Michael Jai White. He comments on the accuracy of fights in the octagon in "Warrior" (2011), "Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown" (2011), and "Bruised" (2021), starring Halle Berry. He also explains the accuracy of grappling moves in "Attack on Titan" (2013) and critiques his own performance in "Seized" (2020).
Hall has martial-art backgrounds in boxing, kickboxing, Kyokushin karate, wrestling, and Brazilian jiujitsu. He is ranked No. 9 in the UFC middleweight rankings as of November 2021. He was also a runner-up on "The Ultimate Fighter: Team Jones vs. Team Sonnen."
You can follow Uriah here:
Instagram: / uriahhall
Twitter: twitter.com/uriahhallmma?lang=en
Disclaimer: This video features martial arts sequences performed by professionals. Please do not attempt to recreate or reenact any stunt or activity performed in this video.
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Get Jon Jones on to rate the realism of domestic abuse scenes in movies.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Or substance abuse scenes
💀💀
bruh.
Damn bro 😂😂
A UFC fighter talking about how accurate the grappling in AoT is - All I needed in life
Science fight did a really good break down on AOT
@Austin Batton this is like saying that steph curry doesn't know anything about layups because he prefers 3 pointers.
@Austin Batton Just because he doesn't grapple doesn't mean he hasn't trained to defend from them and out of all his losses not once has he submitted so I'm confident he knows what he's talking about
@Austin Batton He doesn't grapple when fighting coz he's not a grappler. but he grapples and roll on the mat i guarantee you
@Austin Batton Go grab him and see what happens to you, then we'll talk.
Gave 10/10 to AoT fighting, this dude is automatically one of my favorite fighters.
Exactly my thoughts!
What is AOT
@@UnDonnaiolo An anime called Attack on Titan.
@@Opsity ok
Yup
For those that may not follow the sport, Uriah Hall is known as one of the nicest dudes in not just the UFC but in MMA as a whole. Love seeing him featured in this series!
He is perhaps TOO NICE. Since he almost killed Adam Cella he hasn't been the same. He's too afraid of himself ever since. He is always holding back. Too bad since I believe he can be one of the most dominant champions if he overcomes this.
Not so nice in sparring though. Kills guys who are out of their depth
@@user-uj5pc7dy2j Agreed. He's like George from Of Mice and Men.
He's not too nice to spar with though
Love to hear it
Uriah Hall was a great choice for this. Such a charismatic, intelligent dude, his analysis was much more interesting than other MMA breakdowns of media that I've seen.
If only he would throw more in fights
Wish they had done John Wick Chapter 3 instead of 2 though - has the best moment of storytelling through a fight scene I've ever seen in a movie. It's where they pay off the setup where he was required to remove his belt entering the assassin training school and uses his belt in the fight against the two younger, faster knife weilding dudes. He uses his belt to loop around their wrists and necks and give himself the Sambo grips and handles to throw them into each other and slow them down - a realistic use of a flexible weapon and a great adaptation to simulate grappling with a gi/jacket. Amazing, amazing choreography.
I was about to say this. Good on you.
@@gordonschiff3621 I was gonna say the same, too
not a lot of dudes in the ufc are smart enough to analyze footage like this and provide good insight in a well-spoken manner. Imagine if gaethje did one of these lol.
It feels like Uriah is being generous with the scores, considering his brilliant critiques.
Titan unfair always objectified nak men villain, if the gender were reverse - as already happened at other anime - some will whine gender issues "only happened to female" Bs.
@@hadikosh Who asked?
Agreed
It's weird everytime I talk about 'double standard when it come to objectification of men' at anime= many ppl will on the side of those who mock me- because they perceived it ludicrous, yet the moment feminist talk about objectification of female at anime= many will seriously support her - to tackle "1st world problem" objectification of female cartoon. Ur laugh at me above just prove my point. And I hv screenshot evidence
@@hadikosh Stop being such an incel, perhaps?
THIS guy is someone to bring on the show. An absolute monster in the cage, but also with a clean and dramatic style. Uriah Hall has some of the best knock outs in UFC History. The guy knows how to fight and how to make it look pretty. And apparently he knows how to break it down well too.
@Austin Batton still top ten. Unfortunately he’s more known for being hyped up during the ultimate fighter
@Austin Batton He didn't live up to the championship hype but the guys he's losing to are all elite, he also has a ko over gegard who's a top 5 middleweight on the planet, you act as if he's some bum lol
@Austin Batton the irony of you calling someone a casual, then saying that is elite comedy. Thank you for that
6:49 I don't watch fights religiously, but I watch alot of clips and recaps. I saw this knockout and was immediately like "THAT WAS YOU?!?"
He holds back too much. I don't know if he's gone to see a sports psychologist because you can tell it's mental. His knockout coming from TUF was terrifying!! They already had a spot for him as the next Anderson Silva. Once he got handled and the comp got tougher he started to hold back and only does enough to have us all waiting for that big explosion the whole fight but....nothing.
Not an mma enthusiast or any fighting sports, but the way this guy explains really drawing me in. 👍
If you liked the video, you should give it a chance and check it out. For someone new to the combat sports world, I'd recommend trying ONE FC over UFC or Bellator. ONE is an Asian promotion that airs fight cards on KZhead regularly. They also are way more diverse as they air Kickboxing, Submission Grappling, Muay Thai, as well as MMA matches whereas UFC and Bellator are just MMA. Who knows? You might even find out you like it!
Agreed. I watched this video way longer than I thought I would.
I wasn't into combat sports until 2-3 years ago. Seemed like too specific of styles to ever be practical irl. Seeing all the combat styles at once In MMA is a lot more interesting for me than boxing wrestling or judo.
Did you ever go any further? Check out Usman Vs Edwards 2💀
I have seen a couple of his fights so I knew he was a decent guy, the aftermath of his fight with Silva will tell you that, if nothing else. But this time I just felt like having a beer with the dude. And I don´t even like beer. But he seems easy to talk to, he is not taking himself too seriously. There is some distance and perspective to the self, so to speak. Some UFC guys creates personas to make a show of their career, Uriah is simply genuine and lets his fighting speak for itself.
"I'm gonna give myself a 9/10." I'm adding this to the list of UFC fighter quotes out of context. Right alongside "I love kids." by Francis "The Predator" Ngannou.
I love this comment.
The Predator is an accurate name with a quote like that
Holy
OMG XD
Bro lmfaaooo, people who don't know Francis may get the wrong idea 😂
I watched that episode of Ultimate Fighter where Uriah backspin kicks Adam, that hit was brutal. Everyone basically thought he was dead. Uriah even apologized as they were carrying Adam out on a stretcher.
"I'm sorry, Adam." 💀💀💀
And I'm pretty sure in that moment Uriah lost his killer instinct
@@noblemrbutt8349 no seriously, i feel like something like that can really change your outlook on things
@@noblemrbutt8349 oh man I think you're right. I'd never thought about that before but that would explain a lot
He knocked out Bubba too I think.
Wow, I didn’t know Uriah had this much charisma
man should talk more in the ufc, will get more fans lol
I love that Attack on Titan always gets such rave reviews for that scene from pretty much every martial artist that watches it. It's sooooo good! They really did their homework for it!
Ya good on the animators/mangaka to research mms technique. I wouldn’t be surprised if they even had mma fighters do a live demonstration for correct technique when they drew up the fight.
@@darkfu11 they most likely did. It was a masterpiece
Too bad we don't get to see fight scenes like that ever again since the mangaka is a complete lunatic. 😑 The reason why I watched Attack On Titan it's because of the MMA style fight scenes of two Small Kaiju Giants.
@@ryujisusapphire9511 Well while those scenes were great, if you think this anime was about MMA fighting Kaijus or even the Titans as a main part, you were missing the point.
@@darkfu11 they literally called khabib when they animated that scene
Can’t believe he gave attack on titan 10…. That show is legit
the author of the manga is a big mma fan, explains why it's got so much legit stuff
Those characters were based on real fighters. Brock Lesnar was quite obvious with that blond hair. Hahaha
@@PheseantNetsuke yet Isayama went full lunacy on to his manga work. 😔 Reiner Vs Eren S2 was the last MMA fight in the anime.
I did not expect a scene from attack on Titan to be in a review of MMA fight scenes 😂
I mean, that particular fight was literally an mma fight lol
@@darkfu11 It was an MMA fight between one guy who knew how to fight and another who for whatever reason couldn’t fight at all. They made Reiner such a poor fighter, probably for story purposes.
@@emmanuela7528 i think reiner was supposed to be a wrestler. i dont think its that he didn't know how to fight, just that eren had mma knowledge whereas reiner used purely wrestling
@@darkfu11 A pure wrestler would have done way better in that fight than Reiner did. He had no ground game at all, and he’s also a poor striker. Why the writer did him dirty like that is beyond me.
Yeah but he is more bullet proof than erin. It was like an mma fighter vs a guy in a suit of armor titan
1:08 when he’s says “guillotine that I know” as I fighter myself I respect that he said that. World class fighter and yet still a student to the game
Makes sense to say that. The arm bar I know isn't the same as like a jiu jitsu arm bar or something even if the technique is still an arm bar and does effectively the same thing which is either break or otherwise incapacitate/control the arm.
thats because they exist in many different martial arts
I've always absolutely loved Uriah Hall. You've gotta watch some of his interviews where he talks about his past, and what lead him to the UFC. VERY typical, older millenial. Loved playing Tekken so much that he wanted to try actual martial arts! Always humorous, and always a class act. I'd argue that he seems to be a better fighter now-a-days, than what he was before.
Hall's humility and experience earn his critique a 9 out of 10.
Those in the air roundhouses Van Damme does are friggin straight gold and a thing of beauty
I love Uriah hall man such a legend even though he doesn't have a crazy popular record but this man literally beat Anderson Silva and broke Chris Weidman's leg without even throwing a strike
last part caught me off guard 🤣🤣
I mean, you could say Chris broke his own leg with that kick.
Idk if you wanna count the Anderson Silva victory considering where Anderson was at that point in his career, but Uriah is definitely legit. It's one of the first "fight experts" I've seen with legit credentials in the biggest MMA organization on the planet. No disrespect to the other guys, but there's a huge difference between local MMA fighter and UFC caliber.
@@sionii8354 if you've never seen that match, prepared to get your mind blown
Uriah barely did anything against old man Silva, that was a glorified sparring match. Weidman broken leg was a fluke.
Please get Uriah back for more of these, from his view on Black Widow I'd definitely like to hear his view on some of the sequences in the Bourne films, plus countless other fight scenes. There's a whole series here for sure.
Bourne has so much cuts, its not as cool as you think.
I remember Bourne being amazing back then when I was much younger. Now all I see is cuts, close ups and shaky cam which is frustrating because from what I've read they did the whole fight, and it would've looked much better with wide angle and some Eastern know how of filming martial arts
Bourne Legacy is surprisingly the better captured movie of the bunch
Okay, I hear you guys, what I meant to say is, I want to see Uriah critique The Raid movies.... I do enjoy the Bourne films, but The Raid fights are the best in cinema imo.
@@Billybobble1 Ok but what about some of the fight scenes in the equalizer movies? I'm not the only person who immediately thought there was gonna be at least 1 Denzel fight during this video right?
6:50 Legend has it that Adam Sella still has PTSD from that KO.
I think Uriah developed more trauma from that kick than Adam did.
@@publiusventidiusbassus1232 agreed, he never seemed quite so willing to throw his kicks full force after that fight.
He probably doesn't remember it
Shout-out Uriah Hall, finally get a savage reacting to this
If u think Uriah hall is a savage then u clearly don't watch mma lol
@@BBOFWOLFGANG wow you're so cool you must watch so many fights, thats epic friend, everyone get in here and celebrate this man for watching so many MMA events, BRAVO SIR YOU'RE MY HERO AND ID LET YOU PEG ME ANYTIME
@@bignose4703 Most best come back ever lmaooooo
@@BBOFWOLFGANG lame af
i expected this to be entertaining, but i didn’t expect it to be so informative. i feel like i just took a class on martial arts.
Super critical of the more realistic MMA scenes because he's so into the details, but super lenient on action scenes because we all just love cool fights.
These 20 mins went by quick - another excellent cast for professional analysis of fictional performance! 👍 Really, does Insider cast these delightful people or is there just somebody watching endless hours of footage (when available) to find the most charismatic, knowledgeable and articulate ones? 🤔
Alotta dem are quite knowledgeable about fighting to the "average person", but yeah Uriah is very articulate.
I could listen to him talk about MMA all day.
Ufc should hire this guy as part of the commentary team. Well explained Uriah Hall
bro he says umu poolata instead of omoplata . he cant speak well enough to be commentator
@@myname-mz3lo agreed. I like Uriah but I hope they stick with DC, Cruz, and Felder.
@@myname-mz3lo oh yea cause Omoplatas are so common in the ufc definitely couldn’t commentate without having to say that.
@@AidanCulverREAL lmaooooo
I would like to see more MMA fighters breaking down fight scenes from movies and TV shows this was great
I really like these videos, but this one might be my favorite. For such a great fighter, he’s really humble. I loved his explanations too. Thank you for posting!
Uriah's probably the top nicest guys on the ufc roster
What I like about the John Wick scene is that you can see all of the fight via the mirrors. While he is holding her back she is landing repeated blows to his floating ribs. "Please don't break my arm!" dramatic pause "umm no." le breaque "AWWW my baseball career!"
Another TFS fan, nice
"My arm doesn't bend that way! My arm doesn't bend that way MYARMDOESN'TBENDTHATWA- *snap* OH NOW IT DOOOOES!"
More please from Uriah Hall. His explaination is on point. Want to watch more of his reactions.
URIAH: (6:49) When I did this kick to knock out my opponent at Ultimate Fighter, I chambered..." ME: (Sees PERFECT hook kick KO) "F*cking savage!" I'd love to see this gentleman react to a little-known Chiwetel Ejiofor movie called Redbelt; an intimate character study following the hardships of a Judo instructor whose trying to save his failing business/dojo.
we had one guy who was so flexible in our dojo, that during a regulation match, he was caught in a rear naked choke. we were expecting him to tap out, but somehow, he was able to twist his waist and choked out his opponent with his own legs while still in the rear naked. we still don't know how he did this. RIP Master Marcos aka Sensei Gumby as we called him.
That AOT grappling is insane.
Yes, this is what I want to see. Get me someone who actually fights. Not some dude who calls himself a “master” yet has never been in a cage with another man who has trained just as much as he has.💯
100%
I like how he literally said “Eren” so casually. He must’ve watched some AOT.
Alot of newer mma guys are anime fans like Israel Adasanya.
@@sorrenblitz805 the last style bender
"I need to watch this", but also calls him by his name Eren. Come on Uriah we know you're a fan.
Eren is a turkish name not hard to pronounce
he knows the name, so he knows the anime, got that too :P
This is one of my favorite ones. Uriah brings so much knowledge, but also does an outstanding job of explaining the techniques and the context of the back and forth struggle in the grappling exchanges. Super well-versed and articulate. Imo, Uriah does an amazing job of analyzing the tactics and the overall kinetic chess match that is unfolding in a lot of these scenes. And he was fair and honest in appraising the theatricality and movie-esque, flashy maneuvers that a lot of martial arts movies are known for. Awesome job! I enjoyed this one a lot. Well done Uriah Hall
in never back down 2s defense, that dirty boxing thing happen for real between don frye vs yoshihiro takayama in pride
I was looking for this. I'm surprised he didn't mention it.
You mean Steroid Freddie Mercury vs Paddy "the heavyweight" Pimblet?
@@thanatoast4389 he probably did and they cut it out. I feel like they cut out a lot of what he said. Lowkey would have been better if they included everything he said
Briefly in Randy vs Nogueira too!
i love your comment about fighting being like a dance and the two "partners" learning each other's moves before actually engaging. it is the same in fencing/dueling. sometimes they just rush at each other in a blind rage, but usually it is like chess. moves and counters, feinting, and planning and then you get serious
Awesome video well done. Uriah Hall is real down to earth legend, and an amazing person inside competition and outside of competition. Sadly during Anderson the legendary legend Silva’s last bout which was against Uriah Hall and lost, But seeing Uriah have dignity bowing down and feeling bad while crying for the great Anderson the spider Silva was a very special sad and heartwarming moment in UFC history, It just showed what type of people Uriah is.
Absolutely loved when they showed real footage up against the fight scenes. Really illustrated what Uriah was talking about. Excellent analysis. I liked his point about the arm bar. You cannot leave space when stepping over or your guy is out.
Seeing this makes me feel sad, knowing that when Uriah first came into the UFC, he was one of the most dangerous fighters at that time. He was so strong, so quick. That mad KO in TUF showed he had good timing and move choice. That Uriah hall vs this Alex Pereira would be one of the fights of the decade.
be honest, just judging from hall's recent fights as well as pereira's lack of fights, it probably wouldn't be that good. i say that as someone who loves both lol
@@planetfixer no, I’m saying Prime Uriah Hall vs current Alex Pereira.
@@bigrandomun9267 what do you mean by prime? Hall has only had a single three win streak before this current run, and two of the three wins were either doctors stoppages or corner retirements. He's not that good, lol. Just gets crazy knockouts sometimes and seems like a nice dude. I can unironically see why that makes people think he's better than he is
@@bigrandomun9267 No no no… Alex is a former 2 Division Kickboxing Champion.. Uriah was never on that level.
@@chrisconnors9449 and by prime Uriah, I’m thinking the one who beat Gegard. That Uriah Hall.
I think this is one of the few guys that give respect along with showing he knows what he is doing. I always appreciate a guy that knows he is good without letting you know he is good. Great job man and much respect.
Loved how he review the fight scene from AoT
Uriah Hall is a soon be legend. Very underrated and always never fails to put on great clinics.
except his last fight...
He's known for ko'ing a fighter tuf series which he went to loose in finals, he ain't a legend at all.
idiots replying failing to mention he lost to a top 5 middleweight, he's still top 10 in the planet and has high potential, don't know what people are talking about in the comments sometimes
@@seanc7990 He hasn't beaten any legit opponet yet, and the comment was saying he's a legend. Every good opponent he faced, he lost. He's 18-10 and his most notable victories are out of prime silva and Chris Weidman. I'm not saying he's a bum, no fighter is but he ain't even close to legendary status.
@@Gurpreetkaur-ep6dy He's not a legend and a fighter that didn't live up to the hype but still has a ko over gegard mousassi and a has only lost to the best, 18-10 isn't bad when fighting the very best
UFC fighter Uriah Hall critiquing anime is the content I needed today.
I am SO HAPPY THE INCLUDED AOT!!!!!! hats off to you lot because MMA is the only sport I watch and when I watched them fights with my lil bro I was telling him how realistic it is 💫
As for the John Wick, with the lady not using her legs, in my not that long experience with some ju-jitsu pratice beginners often forget their legs. Rolling with random partners at a meet I noticed several people (men and women) just freezing up and not using their legs against me, either as leverage or for even the most basic hold on my legs. Legs are strong, use them! Kick me off you, use them to power an escape, try a hold. A seasoned assassin should of course know this, especially a woman - she's at a disadvantage against a man in arm strength but her legs will often be a lot closer in power.
It funny how I know this but I never learn martial arts but I love martial art movies and action movies
Should give give 5/10 to Kickboxer for accuracy plus 5/10 for hilarity, 10/10 overall
Man I loved this gentleman's chillness and breakdown of every fight!!!
When he made the Rhythm comment I definitely tuned in more cause I’ve heard very few people acknowledge that about fighting
Man I remember seeing him on The Ultimate Fighter (DAMN that first KO was clean), and even though he didn't win that season he still went on be a complete and total badass and have a good career. He fights well AND looks good while doing it. Glad to see him on this channel!
Wished he had critiqued the MMA scene in Banshee
I can't believe how much I learned in this video. Great job commentating!!
Wow great video. Love Uriah. I haven’t seen much of him outside the octagon and I am very impressed with his demeanor and how well spoken he seems. Very smart guy.
They should've put the Flashpoint fight scene🔥 its one of the best
Agreed!
that's what I was thinking too. What? No Flashpoint?
Amazing video. 20 minutes flies so fast. Btw, insider team, have you ever rate the fighting scenes in bourne movies?
Great review! I am a little sad to hear about his retirement recently :(
It’s crazy how much little stuff goes into fighting and I love the journey of slowly learning as I have watched the sport over the years
If any people seeing this don't know about Uriah Hall's mma career/performances, I highly recommend checking it out. He's got some of the best KOs in the UFC
This guy is like, super generous with his rating system... He just wants everyone to do good. 😆👍
Great explanations, one of my favorites of these types of videos. very nice.
Man, this guy is so chill and articulate that I thought he's a fit librarian, not a freaking fighting machine. More stuff with him please!
Uriah was already my favorite MMA fighter, but now that he's reviewed Attack on Titan....I'm dialed to 11 :)
Lol I love how accurate attack on titan was I watch the show and it really came out of nowhere lol
KZhead coming in clutch with the algorithm on this one. I could listen to him break down fights all day
Great pick on UFC Star's to react to Martial Arts in movies/TV Shows. I'd love to see more UFC stars reacting to things on here.
I'd love to see this guy react/critique some of the God of Highschool fights
10:28 the funniest part since scott epstein is a 10th planet black belt and the guy screaming in the background is eddie bravo lol
Wonderful commentary thank you for your time champ
I remember Uriah Hall in The Ultimate Fighter. Right from the prelims he looked like a beast. He destroyed every opponent he got in the show. In the prelims he broke the guy's arm with a kick. In the show, first opponent, he did one of the most violent KO I've ever seen in MMA. Second one he triple-fractured the guys face with ONE punch. Third one he was on the bottom and FORCED his opponent to turn on his back by hitting him with his fists FROM THE BOTTOM, where it's so hard to generate power. Unfortunately, in the final, he faced a former teammate and it was very hard for him to go past that teammate/friendship barrier. He was a very emotional fighter. Like, the first guy he KOed and sent to the hospital, you could see he was so emotionally scarred by it. Very humane and nice guy, but also one of the hardest kicker I've seen.
I was definitely surprised by him rating Black Widow the best of the bunch, but his analysis is outstanding and it's true that scene was one of the rougher fight scenes from the MCU. I really hope they get into more like that down the road. A part 2 of him breaking more scenes down would be great
I would love to see 3 fighters watch and judge the fight scenes in the Bourne movies.
Glad to see Uriah outside octagon! Guy deserves things like this. Bless up, brother
Thx sir for all the tips
I absolutely love watching that fight in black widow. I wasn't sure how much of it was for pure cinematography, but the concept of a perfectly matched fight, between siblings no less, made it feel really fun and enjoyable. That fight is literally the only reason I've watched the movie 7 times. Rear neck and choke was the only thing I was actually good at, when they taught basic hand to hand in bct. Granted that was 14 years ago, and I probably can't do it like I used to... but that was the one thing, where if I could get there, they were dropping. (Size depending ofc. I'm pretty small, so super buff dudes... not gonna work for me)
Great job by Hall. He needs to do more media, he's really good.
Bloodsport and Kick Boxer are classics let alone the awesome background music through out the whole movie.
So fun to watch someone talk about kicks that have inspired his career. Keep kickin a$$
Would love to see this kind of breakdown for The Raid or The Raid 2
It would've been great if they would have added Bourne Identity fight scene and Uriah doing the analysing
what a great guy this is man. intelligent and so experienced and good at explaining and breaking down. damn good example and inspiration. and funny as well !!!
I love how attack on Titan an anime about people turning into giant human looking monsters gets 10/10 while warrior a legit movie made about UFC fighters gets an 8/10😂😂 just shows you that anime isn’t just some Japanese cartoons their real putting their heart and soul into making anime 🦾
Fun Fact: 3 of the Titan's design are modelled after actually MMA fighters. The Attacking Titan is based off of Yushin Okami, the Armored Titan is based off of Brock Lesnar, and the Female Titan is based off of Gina Carano.
@@banx757 where did you get this fact?
The advantage with animation is that you literally decompose the movement frame by frame,so if you know the good stuff/movement/skill, you can make it perfect.
I wished they let him watch Baki
@@Samanosuke1138 it would've been cool, but there are times where baki is just ridiculous and doesn't make sense but I see what you're saying.
I love that you included AoT one of my favorite scenes.
Uriah is a legend, he seems like a chill guy when he's not wheel-kicking people into oblivion.
10:38 They wrote "Jujitsu" ... Lol 🤣
Dude i loved this video, he sounds absolute professional, love it
Very interesting. Thank You!
Yeah Van Damme definitely imprinted on me a bit as well. I was doing that jump split crescent kick completely unconsciously, cause it was entirely wrong to how its actually taught.
Uriah Hall, that is the man who's broken the Unbreakable!
Hall was probably one of my favorite fighters when he was in and came out of the ultimate fighters
What a humble and intelligent guy. Great explanations.
Uriah Hal explains really well
Love it when the anime comes in with a 10/10 😍 AOT for the win
What a fantastic analysis! Very precise.
Great video... thank you
@11:48 Micheal Jai White and the dude he's fighting, both were in that live action Mortal Kombat thing a few years back right? Micheal was Jax and his opponent was Johnny Cage.
Indeed.
My goodness, this fellow really knows what he's about. I'd love to see him in the movies himself - oh! He is in the movies - he needs to be in more! I am glad they don't risk themselves in movies - I'm pleased they had the actors' well being in mind. I would like to have the Tangier fight from The Bourne Ultimatum run through by Mr Hall - perhaps he could come back again?
He’s not in any movies what are you talking about
@@JesseReyesFitness You obviously didn’t watch the video hater😂. Cos he literally rated a film he fought in lmao
This guy is awesome, I hope we see more of him
Thx Uriah, great video