Former SHAOLIN MONK Xie Wei Is CRUSHING Opponents In MMA 🤯🥋 

No way! Can't wait for this fight, a Reece McLaren fight is one of the few I get excited for in MMA nowadays.

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Yes sure

may i know any link streaming to watch this fight ? please share

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Yes!!

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This Xie Wie makes great fighters looks like a karate white belt.

Yessssss

Lol you watch too much anime and movies, you liver doesn’t get stronger by beating on it, this is not a movie. And he’s fighting child sized men, they are 125lbs, most fighters at that weight walk through punches if they don’t fight someone who hits really hard. Iron shirt technique??? 😂

@@bojanm33 looks like we’ve got ourselves a REAL MAN right here, stand to attention everybody

@@bojanm33 Yeah you're right he's fighting small guys.......when he's the same size. And I'm pretty sure they can still hit hard lmfao, otherwise they wouldn't be fighters

@@quill7889 My point, which seems to have gone over your head, was that you're not gonna see people walk through punches at heavier weight classes the way you see people do it at 125 lbs. That has a lot more to do with it then whatever the fuck "iron shirt technique" is

@@bojanm33 it's a technique where you mine for iron ores and smelt some iron bars. Then you hammer it into an iron shirt. 👊🏼💪🏼

that shaolin conditioning really pays off

Yeah and I've noticed the no staggering after he does those high kicks, like he seems so used to being that flexible.

dude is a solid brick wall all through every tendon and has great balance plus hes used to getting beat up with wooden sticks and metal pole as well as iron body conditioning to make him never phased as anyones landed hits

Shaolin training. They hit your head with 4x4 planks and see if you go down.

@@dayd7420 agree. i think body conditioning is kinda underrated. some fighters think that having a lot of skills and experience is enough but truth is they lack body conditioning. blocking and evading is not enough.

And he hits with a purpose. Like he wants to hurt them. Love it

This monk has steel jacket Which means strikes will literally bounce off him So he's able to stay in range to execute offensive skills he also has internal force..

When you see how shaolin do cardio and strengthening their body everyday..Entering the ring of MMA with that behind you is a certain win. He probably dosent feal the hits he get from his opponents

As Shaolin Monks, they got 2 Basics Endurance to learn: Protection of Golden Bell and Iron Shirt. These Endurance Skills keep their stamina to highest while take lots of punishment from his opponents.

he is also lightweight. thats why. if he was heavier he would tire out quickly

@@Darktitanium159 So are his opponents...he's not fighting heavy weights.

@@archangel7052 the question was why does he have so much energy. my answer is that first of all , his build is light. he is shorter than some of his opponents , more lean and he has trained in shaolin which have very intense training regimes. if he was heaveir , he wouldnt be able to continue the fights for so long with so much energy. thats all i wanted to say

This is a similar philosophy to the gym Israel Adesanya trains at.

Real Kungfu has incredible work ethic you train hours everyday. What most people learn and call Kungfu does not have much. In fact Kungfu actually Gongfu means hard work.

@@davidmartinez9804 Right on the spot. Demonstrations just show how skillful they could be. Kung Fu is too diverse for its long history and purpose. There are also exaggerations and misconceptions, but there are also equal amount of real deal stuffs for fighting. Kung Fu alone will not win MMA battles, MMA skills are needed.

What are you talking about? Traditional Kung fu is famous for ridiculously brutal conditioning.

@@daniellosh8341 same as most other martial arts

He uses the force of their strikes against his blocks to charge the next punch, it's awesome.

true some people have gift like that...my friend was a member of muay thai team he really can dodge strike and he said to me its like on slow just like in the toby spiderman the part where the bully tried to hit him

It's like he's fighting 1 minute into the future.

And he got tapped out by a jiu jitsu guy in the first round. Maybe he needs to practice more and get to super slow motion?

He's gonna see everything in slow motion when a wrestler renders him helpless on the canvas and either submits him,bests him silly, or the ref stops it.

No matter what master you are , you must learn how to box

@Hujj Wielkij I wouldn't say useless since he ain't doing half bad

And he started his Shaolin training at age 16 (idk what training he had prior). The monk fighters who started their training at age 5 would be insanely good

They also had no respect for American Karate .they hate the fact that Kung Fu has spread to America & other lands

It’s wide spread that gong fu and shaolin monks were banned from mma for a long time

Yeah, so the stories we all see about them (Shaolins) are so true

@@aloismburu9230 , not stories, but common sense. The best pianists are AWAYS those who train from a very young age. As when your so young your fingers, etc can adapt much much better. The only explanation I can think of is that theres always rules in any martial arts competions. Take boxing, you're only allowed to punch, and you have to wear gloves and you cant punch below the belt, etc. Even MMA you cant stomp on your opponents head, you cant bite , cant kick the groin, cant poke the eyes, etc. Even just one single rule can change the results dramatically. Thats why in real no holds barred fights, a very good proffesional fighter can be beaten by a nobody who's enranged and just wants to kill.

i bet the top monks are so dedicated they wouldn’t think of doing mma

It is against their culture to engage in MMA. You aren't suppose to do compete they will like disown you for doing so.

Except some of the best boxers and MMA fighters started late in their 20's and 30's even in some cases@@edwardsantosa644

The ref should have called that fight so many times that was ridiculous

@@keithrichards5688 the fighter didn't give up though? Refs not gonna risk an early stoppage and get berated for it.

@@kami_1789 fighters don't give up lots of times when there getting there faces bashed in that's what the ref is for to stop it b4 the prideful animal gets himself brain damage

Who says shaolin monks cannot beat an MMA fighter?!!!

@@keithrichards5688 Like half way in the fight Kim wasnt even trying to connect he was jus trying to survive

This monk has steel jacket Which means strikes will literally bounce off him So he's able to stay in range to execute offensive skills he also has internal force..

@@jefferson8215 This guy has some serious potential to become a really big star.

He take some body shot but he goes straight for the accurate punches to the opponent’s head. This guy is tough and hits hard !

I see quite a bit of Petr Yan stylistically

@@jiaxinxu6845 I kinda understand what you mean there

The thing I notice about Shaolin fighters is that they have techniques that are also extremely tempo efficient in the fight, things like moving exactly as much and only as you need to avoid the opponent's punch while throwing your own. I think Shaolin martial arts are probably underrated because there aren't many people who are actually so good at fighting that they can execute the style at that level anymore because they're not being attacked. But when someone is diligent and can actually incorporate those techniques, they seem to work out really well.

The man is built like a tank. He takes every hit without taking damage and every strike he makes is loud and thunderous. It has to be his shaolin training that built a body like that which is what makes him so great at fighting. His opponents might be the same size and weight but they are at a disadvantage physically. Like you saw at one point the other guy tried to push the shoalin and instead of the shaolin moving he was moved back.

Not just the reaction, the amount of power he generates is a lot more than most of his opponents the only reason why you don't see Shaolin Monks fight more often is because a lot of them train at the Shaolin Temple for decades, or even until they get old, or when they are old, and their training isn't as peacefull as MMA fighters their training this isn't like regular jujitsu this is relentless training for over 10 hours in comparison most martial arts are a joke.

@@leagueaddict8357 there is nothing mysterious about the shaolin temple. The shaolin temples have mordern martial arts training now such as Sanda(chinese kickboxing). The current leader of the shaolin temple, 釋永信, has always been trying to make it secular

@@artofninelimbs5930 Wrong.

@@leagueaddict8357 sounds like you have been drinking ayahuasca. Chinese fighters arent winning because of some voodoo craps

@@artofninelimbs5930 ArtOfAlwaysBeingWrong should be your name

Hahaha wasn't necessary

@@ionnicoara6657 so is yours

Shaolin monk training produces some of the quickest, most flexible, acrobatic, and disciplined martial artists in the world. Their training is all about conditioning to make your mind and body stronger. The blend of that mental and physical aspect with a few adjustments for mma makes a dangerous fighter. They train in some ways similar to how a soldier would, but soldiers learn the most effective ways to kill on a battlefield, while monks train to perfect their technique, but the level of focus is the same.

@@ghatesspeech what exercise they perform to achieve this?

@@cautarepvp2079 it's their entire lifestyle dedicated to training mind and body from a young age

He sure does. I don't think I've seen a fighter do spinning back kicks so fast, accurate, and from such close range. Just one example at 5:00, deadly. glad this vid came up on my feed

From my observation his body is a weapon, that moves as one unit, it's not a separate series of punches and kicks but flows continuously, it's beautiful to watch tbh

His opponents needed to work on their boxing skills.

Good speed, accuracy, too

Did you read the part where he’s a Shaolin monk?

Nothing about this is shaolin. He has Xinjiang MMA Club. Everything he does is basic MMA. Stop romantizing scam arts.

Training 12 hrs a day for 4 years with superior instructors is a lifetime for the average person. Beginner , learn your craft kid.

​@zao9256 where do you think mma comes from kid ?

it is the Shaolin training method that produced those abilities in him, which method the western method and other martial arts do not have. monks who have reached the highest level are able to withstand a spear pointed at their neck and bend the spear without being wounded at all

@@vtino4825 yea I've seen those stunts but Wei Xie is an anomaly, not the norm. Most xaolin monks get destroyed in traditional competitions. He has extensive MMA training.

@@jonjeskie5234 most Shaolin monks get destroyed ?? you're talking garbage, not facts. NO Shaolin monks other than Wei have entered MMA competition. your brain needs repairing

@@vtino4825 you can literally Google this info. Look up all the past Fighters affiliated with Shaolin who have entered real-world competitions. Learn something.

@@jonjeskie5234 you can't even tell the difference between being affiliated and being a monk of Shaolin. fyi there are so many kungfu schools set up in the areas surrounding Shaolin temple in China, many claiming to be associated with Shaolin. the name "Shaolin" has become misused to promote a school or a person, who can guarantee ? unless one directly communicates with the authority from the temple itself to check the legitimacy of the claims.

He's 5-2-0 I wouldn't be surprised dudes a nobody and he's 30

Beginning of the video already said 'hes become a coach' that means hes one of the best

@@weebros5286 Someone who was actually a Shaolin monk has said that he wasn't there, just in one of the other temples near the Shaolin one. Likely just these guys driving a narrative cuz the name "Shaolin" is very recognizeable.

Infact is the weakest LoL That photo in the video is the proof He never entered the real shaolin Temple, just completed the preparatory "elimination" school Is a noob Facts

@@weebros5286 no Hes one of the best rookies of preparatory school Never entered real shaolin Temple LoL

He's actually throwing really hard hits. It's just the fact that his opponents are world class athletes that can take a hit. If you notice, when he lands a clean shot, that's when they get dazed or go down. You can literally hear the sound of his hits.

Aim for the liver? Crazy.

Yeah I agree most people don't target that part but if you target it, it breaks all of your body just hard to explain it more

All y’all stfu. Don’t know

Well, if it's good enough for Bas....

That's when Kantharaj knew he messed with the wrong person.

Wait til he runs into an elite wrestler. He will get tied into a knot and pummeled.

@Henry F Wagons grow up kid smh

@@nobitatabino5959 saying grow up usually means you yourself in fact need to grow up lol

@@nom6758 keyword: usually you need to grow up too my kid

True love = the love of God! *God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being* Philippians 2:5-8

He got tapped in the first round 2 days ago, back to the drawing board shaolin

@@bojanm33 Right

@@bojanm33 it seems like his ground game is under developed and he tries to stay standing. Good sprawls from him tho.

@@bojanm33 ok and?

Damn people, he has 7 4 pro record. Stop singing serenades, he is good fighter, pretty average though

I agree that he's efficient, but some of those "superfluous" movements are to keep the opponent guessing and psyche out. It's also good for defense and setups.

Yeah but he still lost that last fight that was advertised near the end of the video.

Chinese martial art is mostly based on counter attacks. Just wait, same like Japanese ronin in 1 vs 1 fight to the death.

@@LKH9Channel definitely don't see it in mma a lot

@@MarlonOwnsYourCake unless you can overpower your opponent or you got a weapon advantage, being the first to attack exposes your weakness. Naturally I won't go all out attack on someone unless I got a weapon. Like ronin sword fights, one wrong move and you're dead meat.

True. I trained traditional chinese martial art for some years and this is also what I noticed. We were taught that the best way to stop an attack is to attack yourself. Otherwise the opponent will just attack again. Every block and dodge was taught to be part of counter attack or an attack in itself. Very nice to see this in MMA. At the end of the day punching is punching, kicking is kicking, moving is moving and grappling is grappling. They don't really differ that much from style to style in anything but emphasis. What really makes styles different are the fundamental tactics, and the traditional Chinese way of treating every defence as offence has always just made sense to me.

@@janheikel7751 and when you attack, you protect at the same time, Bruce Lee demonstrated that before. And Chinese kungfu flows continuously without wasting energy. Yi Long and all Shaolin monks do it, all rotating continuously, very fluid movements. Bruce Lee compared Kungfu as "A steel ball attached to a rope". Karate as "A rigid steel rod". Very true The place Taichi Fist evolved from.

He is a kickboxer

@@dionisdionis6620 Nope

@@andersonalves1254 you think this is shaolin kung fu lol

@@foolishyish It is. They teach Sanda at the temple too.

@@SuperCucko i am not expert. But i think that is called Sanda

What core😅... those guys kick trees down

The amount of bone hardening they practice plays a huge role in his success i reckon. People underestimate how much bare knuckle training improves technique and power.

That's because martial arts is a religion for them a way of life .these guys who get into MMA are just fans of the sport they train hard for a month or two

@@sliipknoot the jaw hasn't hardened, it gets clipped and he sleeps like everybody else.

​@@jimmelton5846I'm talking about striking. If you work on a heavy bag without gloves you force yourself to adjust to prevent injury = better hand positioning and impact from all angles.

@@jimmelton5846 go watch a shaolin documentary and see how their stamina, strength, cardio and iron body is being performed. Entering the ring of MMA with this, your almost unbreakable. It is a reason shaolin monks are prohibited to enter competitions

I hope these people won't bring their Wuhan v!rus Once again To this world.

Boxers since ancient Greece have also used this breathing technique

Tho why is he using Western martial arts and not kung fu U know why cause kung fu is applicable in real life Its a art form it's a fcking dance Sure health benefits n all But u can't use it in real fights Grunts are litrally found everywhere Even I'm street fights

He has that Shaolin fluidity. What I really notice about Shaolin Kung Fu is that it tries to be very tempo and energy efficient. I.e. move out of the way exactly as much as you need to, but do this by being very in touch with your body. I suspect that Shaolin martial arts probably were more effective back in the day when the practitioners actually had to fight to survive. Now that MMA has become big, now there's a new format to actually test the techniques and practice. I expect to see more Shaolin fighters in the future, where these preserved practices and techniques meet real life combat in the MMA ring.

​​Most martial arts are eastern except boxing, wrestling and some other arts

Kung fu didn’t turn him into what he is now, MMA did.

@@higuysproductions9608 Shaolin Kung Fu is the original MMA, it has combination of hundreds of martial arts!

Yes you right

@@higuysproductions9608 MMA just shows you what kungfu shaolin training can result to in the ring. But he is far from the best because their goal is not to compete. Elite shaolin warriors are very much on another level and so are the true internal martial artists.

14 hours a day, every day. For years.

he lost

​@@somethingcorp.4340 Yeah but that's because his fight was against an Aussie. Shaolins teach only to run when facing Australians

@@somethingcorp.4340 It's not a real defeat, he put his arm around her neck by chance, nobody can continue a fight under such a grip. The Australian didn't want to test his strikes lol

Stop hyping him up he's just a small weak guy he's average at best

@@flixs1353 We can’t give people compliments anymore?

Yeah, was thinking similarly. Though, it's important to point out that he isn't doing a lot of traditional Shaolin forms, but really is doing more of a MMA. But that Shaolin training (body AND mind) is apparently part of what gives him the edge.

Naw UFC hates China and he's gonna need good wrestling to compete

lol he's already in One FC. they're paid better in ONE FC and Asia is a bigger market than the UFC. He's not going to the UFC. he doesn't need to got the UFC

@@badfoody I mean popularity wise UFC is way more popular so

@@badfoody I mean if it's money he's after sure stay there but if it's a legacy there's plenty of killers in the ufc he can fight

@@kineticballs77 competition is also 100 times more difficult. stay in asia where its alot easier. probably gets choked out by a nobody anyways.

couldnt have said it better myself, mycheeks

You bet, he's on another level

It’s that ancient martial arts practices piled on. Dude is a full spectrum fighter

@@V43xV1CT15 except ground game, he'll probably get schooled in that a couple times

@@rcpayne6416 if anyone can get him down, do you see how many times they tried it just here his balance is almost perfect and that's training in itself. My first year of Jujutsu in my teens was how to move, fall and ground myself and that's exactly what he does, ground grappling is only a part of the larger form and it's overrated if you're taking on a trained opponent

You're not wrong 👍

I think what you are saying is nonsense

@@jm6456 how?

@@MrYJX559 you don't exactly see those things in people's eyes, plus you don't even get a good look at any of the people's eyes

@@jm6456 if you think you can't see fear or determination in a man's eyes you have no idea what body language is and how the eyes and facial muscles can be a dead giveaway to someone's intentions

It shows. The guy has very precise strikes and his form is unwavering even as he's getting hit.

He’s going to get comfortable and lose his form. It’s only a matter of time. That’s how most athletes are. Comfort is one of the silent killer to all athletes.

@@MikeCrawch being a monk, meditation and discipline is a lifestyle. They literally have to control their emotions and desires their whole life. That's why you never seen them compete, it's against their teachings. We should be lucky to seen a real one compete, if he's real that is

They're pretty durable too.

@@MikeCrawch Money and ego have done in many fighters. I'll just hope neither influence him, would like to watch many more of his matches. He has a lot of potential.

It doesn't prove anything for shaolin, though. If u didn't know his background, u would never know he was a monk. He just looks like any other mma fighter. No Kung fu, no bullshitto, no ninja magic, no chi, no contortion moves, no flying. ...u get the point.

@@alexly627 exactly. MMA automatically filters out all the stuff that doesn’t work in competition. the less rules the better (wish one, and every other mma organization, would make soccer kicks and stomps legal at all times)

@@alexly627 bro stfu. I'm trying to be positive and give credit where it's due. I have no patience for pessimists like you who just can't help but chime in with negativity.

He's not a Shaolin monk. He trained/lived in the Shaolin wushu/sanshao school. They do Shaolin training, but they're not monks.

@@musashidanmcgrath He had to study Shaolin Buddhism while learning Shaolin Kung Fu! The Kung Fu he learned is same as what the actual Shaolin warriors are taught.

The secret is in usage of his core, very Chinese martial arts, especially in what is called "internal" martial arts.

see how he walks strait so he could kick and punch with minimal effort because all forms start with a strait standing position he keeps this in mind at all times not like others who bend they're legs even while standing still like some jojo character

@@QuentinKLEau it's Shaolin outsite of Shaolin Kung fu it's all bullshitdo

Everyone gets participation medals yayyyy - But seriously, they wouldn't be very good MMA fighters if they couldn't take some hits and slowly lose the cognitive ability to comment on RU-vid videos in a meaningful way. If they threw me in a ring with any of these fellas, let me tell ya! I would be just another sports related vegetable in less than 10 seconds ha ha

your credits no good here buddy, nobody wants it, you keep it.

@@snarevox nobody asked

@@bryce7289 exactly

*The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!!* Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!! Philippians 2:5-8

time stamp

@@kenyansimpo7356 probably 4:11

He prob could get kicked in the balls and he would be able continue without any issues 😂

yup yea

Champion of what ? He's 5-2-0 fighting beginners

careful guys, we have a badass in the comments section

@@moejameson6820 bruh he is 17-5

Bruce lee did it all the time

Agreed. The knees and elbows impressed me the most.

Hes holding back his 1 inch death punch on his opponent's

Every competitive fight this man enters is disrespectful to Shaolin.

@@Nobody-11B is it because personal gain? Or does his earnings go to the needy? ( Charity ) Is it wrong to use your skills and $$$ use earnings to help the needy? In places where children sleep with empty stomachs , held by their crying mother? Perhaps a comment left for this fighter will tell us who are unknown to this man , other than seeing fighter. Lot of false Masters out there who teach nonsense. They have been dragged out into the light of truth. I do not know the man , just a fighter on the screen. Is he really a Monk or has gone astray?

@@joshuasmith6346 he didn't learned that because he only trained four years and one inch punch takes 8 10 years to master if he did rip ground fighters because you only need one inch to ko to grapplers.

He's a nobody 5-2-0 fighting nobody's lol

he’s not a dude, he’s a man. You’re a dude

Submissions might be his weakness if he has any.

Yeah been waiting for someone like this to enter MMA and change things up. Only took a proper shaoling monk to do it not that yi long imposter 😂

A lot of proper leg training and stances plus stamina. Shaolin has it all. That is why it takes 15 years to master. No jumping around, everything to the point

And you have to think he is far from the best. The very best of those don 't even compete because that is not their goal.

How many Shaolin monks have fought? Why should we expect this?

@@The_Great_Beyond "The very best of those don 't even compete because that is not their goal." Then how would you know they're good? You just admitted you've never seen their skill tested.

@@gxtmfa It's pretty unclear on the world stage due to the lack of monks participating in these types of matches, but a fair amount of Shaolin monks are trained since they were children, and it's not like a 1-hour after school program. From my understanding, that's their whole way of life. Training, meditating, Buddha scriptures, and stuff like that. Regardless of whether they're great fighters or not, you gotta be a competent fighter if you've trained for that long (similar to Muay Thai fighters). I'm not sure if they do it now, but in the past they used to send scouts to all over the country to pickup kids that can be trained.

@@TheMisterGuy he is average in Shaolin he only trained for 4 years in Shaolin and he entered in Shaolin at age 14 best Shaolin fighter enter at age 5 train for 20 plus years

elbow to the face is one of the 1st moves you learn in xiaolin, it's in the louhan 18 hands form, which is among the 1st taught.

@@yamiyomizuki It's beautiful

lol he was never a shaolin monk.

It out a smile.on my face:)

@@MrOptimusheath only for 4 years so technically he was so he is EX Shaolin.

@Henry F Wagons how bout you GFY?

@Henry F Wagons Training also includes extreme conditioning, balance, reflexes. He was obviously able to take that conditioning and apply it to MMA

99% of his style in the ring is krav and juijitsu

@Henry F Wagons grow up kid.

@Henry F Wagons No, he meant "dancing" with your mom while your dad watches

in your dream, meet his thai mate first. then we will see

@@xrpbold6264 He is joking calm down m8

lmaoo

@@xrpbold6264 re write that with proper grammar please

@@xrpbold6264 calm down mate, joke flew over your head.

Amazing

This is a PERFECT example of Shaolin Kung Fu in the real world. I think MMA is fueling a reemergence of Shaolin martial arts. This fits the Shaolin style to a T, where the aim is to be as energy and tempo efficient as possible by using this fluidity and intuition to feel out what your opponent is going to do. That's where the meditation and all the other practices come in. Its also about overcoming those more base instincts to flinch, and rather be in that fluid state of mind such that you can make decisions that would run counter to the flinch instinct, like stepping into a kick to block it and also punch at the same time. I think what happened is that Shaolin Kung Fu lost a lot of stuff through atrophy. Monks in the old days had to actually fight to survive. Not the case anymore. MMA is a great opportunity to revive the art in a practiced fashion. Beautiful.

😂😂😂😂

There was also another guy who spent some time as a Shaolin before he became an MMA fighter… Dan Hardy!

Dude seems like he's most confident going for low takedowns, I'd hope his quadrupedal movement is good 😂