Bad Guy HUMBLED in Boxing Gym... Is this Social Justice? 

He learned a lot as well

Yes. We need to embrace masculinity.

Yea being a big fat slob getting his ass kicked because he once again thought he was tougher than he is is truly respectable...

If only governments resolved their disputes this way, instead of sending others in their names to die in wars.

Prob got caught up in the moment at the time. Prob has the tools to realize that’s a shotty thing to now. If he stays going to that gym he will prob be a better person

Hes be great at security. Drunkards swingin away, him just smiling at them. I dont even think his nose is broken and he took maybe 100 shots?

Impressive yes, but he definitely should get to a hospital to get checked for concussions and broken ribs

@DylanOConnorGuitarI was thinking the same thing. With training and getting in shape, he would be a decent boxer. Hopefully he stays with that gym.

You can't deny it, Dude got hell of a chin Tho

And if the guy didn't show?

@@marktyler3381He said what would happen if he didn't show. But the guy showed, and he stuck to his word.

@@marcd1981 Is it brave to turn up for the lesser of two evils? Yes it is, but it's still the lesser evil. Choose your friends wisely as another commenter said. You think that being brave enough to come solo for a concussion shows the same kind of mentality to get involved in giving a group beating? I doubt he laid a finger on his son, he just didn't want half the gym going gangster on his mum.

@@marktyler3381I never mentioned anything about bravery or choosing friends. I said the father stuck to his word.

Full Respect

Yeah one guy would come up on you and say "choose ya" and your response would be "I accept". Funny how those guys became friends afterwards. Now everything is feminized...

Yes absolutely I am from the UK 64 years old and came from Salford and we used to settle are issues with bear knuckles .then we had respect for each other.

Yup. Better to lose a fight than back out of one. People always respected that you stepped up.

Me and my friends used to squeeze eachother's peckers til somebody either gave up or came.

Absolutely,gotta keep the cops and lawsuits out of stuff if possible,that ruins lives unnecessarily

Agreed.

It was kind of a mix between both. Like 75 humbling 25 humiliation

This was to much for me maybe after one round then that was it no more.

And hes someones father so I'll apologize now if your dad disappears one day.

Naw should have let son fight one on one you didn’t do nothing but jump him also and none of them can put together a proper punch or combo just horrible big boy had to be softened up before the pups hit a piece cause pops knew big boy would whoop junior ass

He's a real man you can tell. He made a mistake but he paid for it. And he was humble about it too. Nothing but respect

Crazy thing is hes probably the one who did the least but the only one who stepped up. Hes probably the tough guy of the group who fights everybody.

Bawahahah. So, my friend was afraid to rob that guy, he needed cash and was afraid NOT to Robb him. But he did so he gas courage? Lol. The German soldiers were brave? Kamikaze they were brave? Nice

Exactly I agree with you. You can do things even though you are afraid purely due to hubris or straight up evil.

Courage. Absolutely. I hate when people are described as fearless. Only mentally ill folks are fearless. Feel the fear. Don't be paralyzed by it

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Especially cuz he was just part of it not even the main guy

True

He needs to find a new set of friends.

@@allanbautista4209 For sure.

Agreed. And it will be in his best interests to join that gym.

Agreed. The dad was reaching out, trying to get that kid some good influences. Not just solving a veef but solving a problem

Probably just didn’t want to be banned from his local watering hole lmao 😆

@@ObjectiveMedia The bar I worked at had a simple policy, if you start a fight you are banned for life, didn't even matter if you were friends or family of the bar owner.

He had gloves for breakfast 😂

That is what I was thinking, dang! All fresh opposition

And he got back up every time.

@@aaron-dd5zrthey jumped his son with 8/9 boys but I do think they handled it like real men! Taught the bully some valuable lesson.

give him.no credit fr being a PUNK. But he did ok showing up and dealing with it. now he doesn't hv to look over his shoulder. Good move for him n his future.

You don't fix a screwy tv by banging on it

@@levidiaz3074You didn't have a television in the 70s, then.

​@@marcd1981lol

​@@levidiaz3074 what a shit analogy. 😂

​@@levidiaz3074🤦‍♂️

I told my son this since he was in grade school.

This!

Shit was done right

This is how real men solve their beef.

I don't think he hit his son, goes against everything he shows here. the other 8 dickheads who didn't show did that.

That’s all blax do

@@aaronblock7093 Cool story bro.

@@aaronblock7093 Generalizing much? Big fella looks pretty white to me. Turkey...

@@blanco8o8 what about the 8 friends that didnt show up

by the time he was fighting shrimp dik he couldnt even keep his arms in the air

I agree

Reminds me of Rocky with how many punches he blocked with his head.

The boxing guy is the punk in this video

@@raggamuffin2682 exactly. they did that dude dirty.

Explain or you are wrong...@@raggamuffin2682

They attacked you with knives? How did you defend yourself?

@@Dangerous_123-f1j He just told them to fork off

Thought it wouldn’t be a challenge to step in to a room full of boxers? Dude was nervous af when he showed up…

You’re acting like he didn’t show up apologizing lol

No... It doesn't matter what he thought going in. It matters what he learned... about himself... and about other people, and his responsibilities as a man. Arrests are sometimes necessary, yes. I've put the cuffs on a few folks in my time. But arrests, jail, and court, and incarceration and fines and all that... that stuff doesn't always work and isn't always the best way to get through to someone that they need to make a change and straighten up. This way... he gets his chance to straighten up... and do it WITHOUT a criminal record. It won't follow him through the rest of his life in a continuous spiral downhill. It may, in fact, be that 'stepping stone' he needed to help him transition from idiotic boyhood, to stable and sensible manhood. Duly noted... if he were to REPEAT his thuggish bad behavior after THIS learning experience and opportunity to turn things around... then YES... I think arrest and accountability in a court of law would be on the table.

Imagine trial by combat being brought back as part of the legal system.

I imagine that people would less hasty in their decision making.

Shut up Nerd

That kid quoting Mike tyson made me cringe

This isn't a fight. It's about squashing a beef.