Parparyan was like a tank, kept going besides all the punishment, must be pretty intimidating when you keep hitting and the opponent keep coming, amazing endurance. Props to Tate for dodging so well even when he was clearly exhausted, the mentality to keep fighting a opponent that keeps coming no matter how much you hit him is amazing as well.
He really lost because he let the other dude control the center of the ring, all the other dude did most of the fight was pivot in a circle while Andrew used a lot of energy circling around the outer ring it really boils down to that, Andrew easily won the first two rounds but by 3,4,5 he was to gassed and never could regain control of the fight.
Tate looked great the first 2 rounds, he had such high output and volume that it almost looked like the opponent couldn’t do anything but throw in a counter every once in a while. Although Tate threw great combinations and had a relenting pace, he lacked power in his shots.While I do think Parryan did struggle to get his shots in I also think he was letting Tate gas out and he was making his reads for a bigger counter shot to come in the later rounds. Once Tate basically lost his volume, he became a one dimensional fighter.. he turned into the one now in defence mode. Although both men did great on defence, the high guard was more efficient here and there was never any real power in those body shots to open up a knockout up top. I found whenever Tate was defending he was never really a threat besides a good body shot here and there but nothing compared to the counters parrayn was throwing. I don’t think it was 49-46 I think the fight was pretty damn close.
Joe Rogan is a b!tch he conformed to the matrix when they came for him and now he reads off the sheets they give him. Its all smoke and mirrors now if you believe Joe Rogan is still his own man
sahak paparyan is finished 2nd on tournament with guy like alex pereira. if paparyan don't get knocked out by alex pereira like israel adesanya and if tate win against paparyan, i actually think that tate is better than adesanya.
@@andihartono92 absolutely clueless moron I cannot believe what I’m reading. LMAO Andrew lost to a guy that lost to Alex Pereira who was losing to Adesanya but somehow Andrew Tate is better because he says funny things on the internet.
@@andihartono92did you seriously just say amateur kick blocker Andrew tate is better than ufc belt holder and #1 middleweight Israel? Ufc is a diff league ur a moron. I like tate but Israel would murder him in the cage. Not even close. Kickboxing too Israel would tear him apart wtf are you even saying.
Parparyan has incredible endurance. He was much more steady in his pressure and energy levels. Tate was strong at first but lost rythym and dominance. Even Tate's punches lost power clearly. Very good fight nevertheless. Both were very engaged and fierce.
Clearly he has much less endurance than Tate. From the beginning of the match, Parparyna has been nothing but defensive for the most part, probably because he has not much endurance, trying to get Tate tired until later in the match and then go offensive. Parparyna blew his endurance in no time.
Tate wasn’t trying to knock him out, he was scoring. Look at Nate Diaz he fought like that, light point punches most of the time with power punches snuck in.
@@toxic_cunt9179 bro if you knew anything about boxing they call it slips. People that know a lot about boxing call it slips. Thease Andrew tate fans see Andrew tate fight and think they know what they talking about. Nobody says dodge. It’s either slip (head to the side) pull back (brings head back away from the punch) or duck (go underneath the punch)
@@toxic_cunt9179 1st thing a punch can’t slide of the arm HOWEVER it can slip of your shoulder and that’s called a shoulder roll 2nd thing I do have to correct thease people cause none of them know anything what they talking about and it annoys me because they think Andrew (while was an amazing kickboxing) was the best which he isn’t even close to. They haven’t ever seen real fights before
people don't realize how much of a beast parparyan was back in the showtime days. tate is no elite guy, but he has fought tough and legit guys. now of course he has also padded his record, but he atleast fought and beat some people I heard of
Fr. I was surprised some of the top kickboxers I respect have been beaten by Tate. Granted he'll definitely pad his record like everyone else. Doesn't mean majority of his fights were padded.
Very fair assessment of the guy. I appreciate that sir. Not a fan of some of his views but I gotta give it o him he can fight and does make some solid points about some things even if he might be an ass😂
I remember Tate from back in the days snapping a baseball bat with a low kick. You know who did not knock out Wendall Roche? Gokhan Saki and Daniel Ghita. You know who did? Andrew Tate.
He never fought in glory. It's showtime is not glory dummy. Glory bought the rights to "it's showtime"to they can show their fights. Stop being a casual. It's showtime was a fight promotion that came after k-1 was disbanded and before glory came along. K-1 later can back, in but a different form, never to be like it was before. Just like how the UFC monopolized MMA and bought the rights to PRIDE and K-1 and can show their fights. You're a typical andrew tate famboi that don't know shit. Casuals shouldn't talk.
As someone who's here doing research for KSI v Tate I can say he's a really good kick boxer, but definitely not it when it comes to traditional boxing.
@@predator4real this match was repeated Bcuz The referee mistakenly declared win for the other one but andrew didnt ended the match, he wanted to cure his eye
for all those bad mouthing tate just remember he won 76 fights out of 85 against trained fighters. that is very impressive. He would beat the hell out of all these internet trolls with his eyes closed in real life.
Yeah that’s boxing and MMA too. It’s all a mind game of chess. But with fighting. That’s been well known. But not everyone sees it until they really get into the sport of fighting. You see it clear as day. It’s what makes the fight so good and what most don’t understand about what we see in it. They just like the KO’s.
yeah when parparyan moved e5 then tate calculated best line was Ng5 then Qd6 and knew he couldnt win he still tried his best to queen his pawn but i guess it just wasnt enough
Tate does not have the jaw bone or neck of a man that can take a serious hit. He also has a latent tension of nervousness and awkward nerdiness. A cautionary type. I can also tell his shots never penetrate. I'd compare myself but no one believes you here anyway. Edit: Nah I'm sorry. This dude has straight up b*tch punches. No rotation. No skeletal shift in the target whatsoever. It's visible. How tf is this dude a champion? Is this his first fight?
The winner earned that win. His punches were explosive and Tate looked like he was playing patty cake by comparison. Plus Tate was gassed out by later rounds. One thing I give Tate is that he had great head movement and just got out of the way of so many bombs. And he also peppered him with a lot of activity which may account for being gassed later. In either case I’m not at that level hats off to both combatants
@@AnemosFPV of course he was able to punch harder he barely threw shit the whole fight. Also barely any kicks, and less than half of what he threw landed. You're focusing on the wrong thing.
His composure was crazy, so many hits he either dodged or blocked last second that they almost look like they landed but didn’t. I think some were so close they even fooled the judges.
Something I haven't seen mentioned is that a lot of Andrew takes fight took place in tournament style venues meaning if your the winner you fight multiple times in a night,borderline barbaric to ask anyone to do. This being the championship would mean he had already fought earlier that night if this was indeed the case
I wanted to shit on him when I saw how low he kept his hands, but his defense is quick and effective. he managed to read his opponent really well and always brought hands up just in time and managed to slip most of his opponents shots in the first round. really interesting combinations as well.
Body punches like liver shots hurt way more than hits on the head. I kinda understand his style and why he does it but if he does that shit at elite level kickboxers he will get KO'd fairly quick
A throwback to the old America style kickboxing with a great use of sidekicks. As a big Dutch kickboxing Fan that knows how dangerous Sahak is and the gym he trains at ( Mikes Gym) this was a solid display from Tate nothing to be ashamed of.
Your a casual. Sahak was allready done when he joined mikes gym. The mikesgym area was the past his prime in and out of jail era of sahak lol. He took this fights only for the koneh he wasnt taking kixkbox any sirous anymore. When he trained in alkmaar he was in his prime
@@muneirovalibas6194 stupid reply. How old are you? Btw american style kickboxing is a joke. You know americans got always asswooped by less experienced and smaller dutch fighters innthe whole kickbox history right?
If this was 3rounder fight like Sahak did with Alex poatan then tate would be the winner easily. People dont know Sahak he is a well known fighter in kickboxing who just keeps going he took all the Punishment from Alex and jason wilnis.
I Muay Thai sparred a dude without pads once and the feeling of their kicks even when you block is painful. Respect to anyone walking into the ring regardless of the opponent (within reason lol)
This is the first time I've watched Tate fight since all the crazyness that's going on right now, and I must say I am impressed.!! How he never won this fight, I have no idea.. The little guy pressed forward right enough, but only had 4 or 5 decent right hooks within the first 4 rounds.. Andrew, to me, had the most and better strikes throughout.. Looking forward to catching up with the rest of his contests.. And this is coming from someone that never even liked the guy.. Intelligent In and Out of the ring.. Certainly growing on me.. Free Andrew Tate 🙏
Free him? My guy, the evidence is stacked against him. The prosecution leaked a new batch of text messages recently where Tate literally mocks all the guys who were paying money for his site, called them losers who will never be successful. Then there's... well... this... Andrew Tate : You're not stupid and you can probably guess how I make so much money. I have to hide what I'm really doing. Moldovan woman: Web cam? Andrew Tate : I've been doing this for a long time with a team of girls working on video chat. The company was fake, but this is how I laundered my dirty money. Some of the girls who worked for me (...) I used them to do other things. To move money or illegal things, documents, etc. I will never do that with you. Then he proceeds to do that exact same thing with the Moldovan woman🤣
He really lost because he let the other dude control the center of the ring, all the other dude did most of the fight was pivot in a circle while Andrew used a lot of energy circling around the outer ring it really boils down to that, Andrew easily won the first two rounds but by 3,4,5 he was to gassed and never could regain control of the fight
@@tonytouch145 That's what he told the commentator then, but he became stronger and faster after 2-3 years. In 2022 Tate said it himself, the best age for his career was 24. In this video, I think he is 21.
This was such a good fight but Tate should have won that. Seems like the other guy is favorited by the org. The reason Tate was even so exhausted by the end was the sheer amount of strikes he threw in the first two rounds. The other guy was shelled up 80% of this fight just only striking looking for big knockout blows. Rd1 Tate Rd2 Tate Rd3 Toss Up Rd 4 Other guy Rd 5 Tate He got robbed
@@SoulmongerV2 that shows you Tate's strikes aren't powerful as people giving him credit for. watch the Pereira vs Parparyan, compared to this fight, Pereira hurt him multiple times in their fight and that was just a younger version of Pereira. Pereira today has that touch of death with his nuclear-like left hand.
I can’t make sense of that decision at all. Tate hit him with multiple combinations, multiple body kicks, made the other guy miss A LOT. Yeah, the other guy scored a couple of big hits, but Tate by far tagged more points from my perspective
Tate was young here, the real fight is appearing like you won and Sahak Parparyan appeared like he won by acting like he did. It's frame, and the judges slipped into his frame. Andrew probably knows this now
I don't get why tate lost the fight. Was way more active and clearly won round 1 and 2. He connected with 3x as many strikes. Is it cause of the forward pressure of the other guy
Parparyan was relentless and showed more skill. In longer fight it would be T.K.O in his favour. Mb even a clear KO. Still, Tate shown a GREAT skill and level! Both were great, oustanding fight!
@@sergeyivanovsson9343 I respectfully disagree. Im just gonna quote my original comment to show my reasoning: "Soo much pathetic negative comments. As an amateur kickboxer and MMA/martial arts fan, This was a great kickboxing fight with two both great, tough fighters. I think Tate has obvious better skill, technique and fighter IQ though. And he has the reach without being much or at all weaker it seems, which of course helps! The fight was given to the title holder because it was not a super clear undeniable win, which is common to do in Championship fights. I think Andrew Tate won pretty clearly though. The only thing i see that might take a point of him is he LOOKED a bit more gassed in the end but they both had amazing energy, cardio and power through the whole fight. In the end they both got hit with powerful shots but Tate landed so much more and avoided so much more so well, really impressive his style. As opposed to the other guy who just holds up his hands to protect him and pretty much takes the hits while limiting his vision."
@@baserad3970 Thks for the answer. I base my view not on points, and not on those judjements. More like on Muay-Thai principles. Which boxer has more stamina, more power, more balance, who's kicks and shots were much harder,etc. This is not about sports (for me personally), but about combat. In combat, for me, Tate completely lost. There is no doubt who'd knock out the opponent in actual engagement. That is why I think he 's worse in skill.
This was the same guy Alex Pereira fought. Sahak landed some good shots on Pereira, Pereira eventually stopped him. Keep in mind, Sahak fought back to back fights the same night and so did Alex.
I think it was Sahak walking Tate down that tired him out. Tate won 3 of his 4 world titles in full contact kickboxing which is a bit different than the Japanese style kickboxing rules this fight here abides by. In full contact they fight for 12 rds not 5.
If you're actually a fan of Andrew tate you'd know he has lived several lives to the equivalent of 4000 years really no surprise he can contend with people like this
You can like him or not, but the guy can fight. Not to mention his style, he is open, his guard is down, and he just pulls it off like its a walk in the park. He makes it look so easy.
I was thinking the saaaame thing. But also a smart move to ride that Tate wave. This will probably be recommended to everyone because "the algorithm" is full of Tate shit right now.
except he made it through the whole fight without looking like a bitch, if anything i have more respect for him after seeing this. he definitely needed more stamina though
@@yazouruaim694 yes, u might be true. But kickboxing has different rules. Itsnot about how long they'll fight. I also think that andrew should be win the fight
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His kicks are lethal and quick too but he fights with his hands down so he doesn't generate that much power with his jab cause his hands are very loose to begin with
