That was an awesome fight. Congratulations to the both of them. I’m a 70 yr old grandmother. I wanted to add this to my opinion after reading the other comments. This skirmish shows us intense dedication , motor skills and the process of problem solving. I wish my mind was as sharp as these two young men as ,they transition from one move to another. It as interesting as a chess game. Most adult fighters don’t show the skill these two young fighters brought to the table today . This takes intense dedication. They should be proud of themselves.
The guy is 100% correct when he says "10 years ago there were pros that did not fight this well on the ground". Not sure full contact is a good idea for kids but they both have a high skill level.
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I am ashamed to say I enjoyed this fight, I had no idea that kids this young were fighting in the Octagon. As a grandfather, I would never have allowed my boys to do this at that age and I wouldn't like to see my grandson do it either but these young men impressed the hell out of me.
just looks like this due to the other kid being skinny as hell. on break views he looks fairly normal with some unnecessary fat even. Abs and arms could be far more developed at this age if he would train for muscle mass but they prob went for cardio first as this is what this sport requires for flexibility and fight duration.
Some kids play soccer, some do boxing, some do karate, some play hockey or baseball…….these kids are competing in a sport called mixed martial arts. Head strikes are not allowed at this age, so they try for body shots and grappling on the ground. They practise, they safely learn proper techniques, they learn offence and defence. They respect it and stop when/if their opponent taps out (gives up). They work on their strength, their flexibility, their stamina, their endurance, their cardio, their fight iq etc. They are not at home staring at a screen playing videos games with their butt planted on the couch. It’s a great outlet, and allows them to get out the natural physical aggression they may feel. Boys have rough housed, wrestled and play fought with each other since the beginning of time. In this format they have coaches teaching them how to do things safely, and a referee to make sure everyone is following the rules, fighting fairly & safely. If it looks like something bad might happen he can stop the fight. The kids can feel a sense of accomplishment, confidence and excitement. They learn to pick themselves up and keep training if they lose, and they learn to win with dignity if they win.
What makes a kid that age have that much anger inside him at the end. There will be the usual folk saying he just won a fight etc. Kids don’t need to have their parents live their lives through them.
@@dagoat42bruh68 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Oh well that’s ok then. If you’re saying that I can tell the kids live it, I must have got that wrong lad mustn’t I? At the end of that match, that kid is wide eyes and punching his chest. The actions of a kid with anger. It’s there fella. It’s in the video. Or is that the kid just loving it? Mind you, I should know since I can tell the kids are loving it. Obviously!
@@kylesanders3502 Again, it’s purely sport. Did you see the kid who lost go over and raise the arm of the kid who won? Did you see them hug eachother after the fight? It’s a sport and it’s played with respect. I guess you’re soft and don’t understand that.
@@dagoat42bruh68 😂😂😂😂 And there in one single sentence is your answer. Agree with me or I will attempt to insult you. It didn’t work kid! It’s why kids are pushed into past times like this. They have some immature adults turn up and that’s the mindset. Adults like you, training down to here kids that if you don’t have others agree with you, attempt an insult, better still, beat them up! You did all this yourself lad. I’m neither soft not intimidated. I don’t get embarrassed. Not for myself anyhow. Think irony before you add a comment like you did! Meantime, it’s an angry sport that some poor kids get into and don’t want to disappoint adults like you.
What a retarded statement. You have 0 grounds or proof to even think that. You are probably jealous because you’re a loser and couldn’t even dream of doing this.
Normal training for a strong nation full of mighty warriors. This is reprehensible and foolish behavior in a nation of weak slaves, in the last days of a failing empire.
I wonder how many kids actually wanna be here vs their parents wanting them to be there. Because all these theatrics, ring girls, commentating it’s feels manufactured for adults entertainment which I find strange😂. There’s a difference between an adult getting beat up vs a child. I feel as if these kids are gonna have some mental and ego problems in the future but they ain’t my kids so not my problem.
If they didn't wanna be there, they wouldn't be performing as well as they are. You can force a child to do this That doesn't mean they're gonna commit and actually do it with genuine skill Realistically, if none of them wanted to be there, they would have got flatlined in the first thirty seconds
This should not happen. These are little boys,fighting sports should be legal over 16 years old. People are using these boys for visualization and or business, shame on the organization. This world is going nowhere ….
@@deserteryt75 they don’t even have the maturity to know what it is correct or not. Probably they have father that is stupid and obsessed by MMA or that doesn’t arrive to understand that is the worst thing on the earth for their sons…. You are blind as they are . But they have not the age to understand … you the minimum intelligence to understand…
Well, some kids play soccer, some do boxing, some do karate, some play hockey…….these kids are competing in a sport called mixed martial arts. Head strikes are not allowed at this age, so they try for body shots and grappling on the ground. They practise, they learn proper techniques, they learn offence and defence. They respect it and stop when/if their opponent taps out (gives up). They work on their strength, their flexibility, their stamina, their endurance, their cardio, their fight iq etc. They are not at home staring at a screen playing videos games with their butt planted on the couch. It’s a great outlet, and allows them to get out the natural physical aggression they may feel. Boys have rough housed, wrestled and play fight with each other since the beginning of time. In this format they have coaches teaching them how to do things safely, and a referee to make sure everyone is following the rules, fighting fairly & safely. If it looks like something bad might happen he can stop the fight. The kids can feel a sense of accomplishment and excitement. They learn to pick themselves up if they lose, and they learn to win with dignity if they win.
@@tsquared4831 that's the first time you said you didn't care about my opinion. I think we have identified the issue. (Spoiler alert: it's not youth) 😘
Destroy? These boys will be alpha male winners at life. They aren't confused and they are in awsome physical condition, and will have confidence, because of who they are. But you would be ok with them sitting on computers gettiing fat and brainwashed right? Or playing football? You obviously know shit about how to raise kids, or combat sports. Not everyone raises boys to act like girls.
