jo miyahara (japan) vs andrey Stepin (russia) brutal knockout

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@saleemsuliman3062 2 года назад

The same andrey stepin was knocked out by kurbanov some years ago man this guy has a heart taking it like a true warrior

@stephen1907 Год назад

a warrior that gets knocked out on "a daily basis" is .....

@saleemsuliman3062 Год назад

@@stephen1907 no shame in fight and loose only shame when you give up before a fight

@darrowdapper9659 Год назад

@@saleemsuliman3062osu

@edwardarredondo3271 2 года назад

Only Karate-ka who have actually fought hand to hand in competition understand how quickly victory or defeat can happen. When you are in the zone, you can’t hear any of the thousands of people screaming around you, you are just trading blows with your opponent, fighting through the pain and the exhaustion, relying on the techniques you have trained day after day after day into your body. Much respect to both warriors. It’s easy to judge from behind a keyboard, but would you step onto the mat to back up your smack talk? Osu!

@leenaidoo1745 2 года назад

Edward you are correct.. here are two very skilled fighters.. and the fight could go either way and if they had 10 fights the results would show this to be true.. its very easy for one who has never been hit with a full kick or punch , or never battled for over three minutes to blab.. in the ring one minute becomes one year ,, and you wish someone would stop the fight..lol.

@michaeltsung9741 2 года назад

Well said.

@darylwilliams7883 2 года назад

@@leenaidoo1745 As someone who had many bruises and jammed fingers and toes after tournament, I can only say SO TRUE! Every bout both seems like hours AND seems over in seconds, at the same time. Hours while you are in it, seconds when it is over.

@josevillagran4150 2 года назад

Well, if you’re trained enough you will be able to listen to your coach, and even recognize an useful advice from anyone in the crowd.

@jefftruong6941 Год назад

Very true

@baraskparas9559 Год назад

Incredible performance by Miyahara, the lighter of the two fighters, relaxed and greatly skilled.

@randysmith2866 2 года назад

Damn, I thought for sure the knockout was going to be for the big guy-he must have had a good 30 or 40 pounds on the smaller fighter and was really physically dominating him.. That knockout kick came so quickly and goes to show what martial arts is all about: smaller opponents overcoming larger ones through skill and technique!

@hassanhooshmand2710 Год назад

...and grit.

@amorfati9519 Месяц назад

Too slow, too linear, too basic.

@derekhoyle5371 2 года назад

These guys are hard as hell man

@hernanedias554 2 года назад

Those who say karate isn't effective should try to take on one them... Everybody has a fight plan, untill the first hard punch or kick they receive... Never understimate any style, respect all as your own...

@ashocck8065 2 года назад

Vs an inferior opponent, sure it's effective. Vs an evenly matched one trained in MMA or BJJ or Boxing for that matter, it's not very effective. Too much emphasis on high kicks. They look great and sometimes can score a beautiful KO in the face, but they are relatively easy to defend and leave you in a vulnerable position more often than not. And as far as punching, you might as well not bother..... again, this is vs an evenly matched opponent.

@hernanedias554 2 года назад

@@ashocck8065 People keep saying that wouldn't do on street fight. It isn't always the style who decides who's got the edge. I know other styles advantages, me I'm a kickboxing practicioner. But understimating a well trained karateka is a dangerous game. That's my point. Thanks for your point of view...

@Mark-vq9sy 2 года назад

Skill vs Power. Skill won this time. A powerful man may be able to take blows to the body - but the head is always vulnerable. I was surprised to see low kicks. Respect to both fighters.

@hardeeppanesar1131 Год назад

A lot of us can learn from watching fights like these so thank you for sharing 🙏

@diegosoarescampos5637 2 года назад

Lindo, ver a técnica vencer a força!

@marciofidellesk9557 2 года назад

Vdd viu, esperava a vitória do mais pesado.

@amorfati9519 Месяц назад

The beauty and the beast. Nice ending!

@indoorexercise8771 2 года назад

Jo used very best kicks all kicks above shoulders but the Russian fights just like boxer he also very nice fighter 👌

@menzimngadi6793 2 года назад

I could see that high kick coming fron the first munite of the video

@kennethrogers1129 2 года назад

wow, nice roundhouse!! Those kyokushin karate guys are TOUGH

@niledunn4641 2 года назад

Was a good performance from both but what I noticed was the Russian gave the Japanese fighter too much space should have pressured him, I've trained with kyokushin practitioners and they never gave up that much space

@reynaldoflores4522 2 года назад

Russian was overconfident and grossly underestimated his opponent. He paid dearly for it.

@leenaidoo1745 2 года назад

Kyokushin fighters stand their ground in the main. But then you start getting strategic with fighters who have dangerous attack defence craft.. this fight shows this.. both are well matched.

@brownthing123 Год назад

That is very true. He should've stayed close and kept the pressure on until his opponent got wounded from the blows

@EVEROSFP1 Год назад

Respect to both guys.

@nvanguy6868 2 года назад

This andrey stepin is a monster he beat the best fighter from my dojo and canada. Hes a tough opponent but he keeps his hands so damn low its annoying. Kurbanov ko’d him too. Now matter how strong you are you cant take a full on mawashi geri to the head

@douglasroseveare7295 2 года назад

That was a fast kick to the side of the head.

@oktawiannieziemski4145 2 года назад

Good job

@kentswarroom8919 Год назад

Quite quick for Kyokushin karatekas😊

@markkanaar1751 2 года назад

Basics is what wins. Nice fight.

@mesutkilci7043 Год назад

Nice high kick!

@roiexobikes1070 2 года назад

True Giant Slayer indeed!!!

@Pifagorass 2 месяца назад

The Japanese fighter did quite a lot of risky kicks and it paid off at the end ❤

@tevesjuliusrey 5 месяцев назад

Lesson learned from this knockout,always in guard position and never lower your hands coz its better to take a hit in the body than your temple

@SlawekM. 2 года назад

Speed and dexterity vs brutal power: winner - speed 🙂

@domted1036 Год назад

Fantastico 💯

@Byronic_Man Год назад

Jo found an opening in the very first second of the fight and went for the head kick, But Andrey is a tough dude,just brushed it off. Despite taking some electrifying shots from Jo, Andrey kept his composure,, maintained his center of gravity at a lower altitude and delivered some good low sweeps to disturb Jo's balance. I was afraid that Jo might get into trouble coz he kept his centre of gravity upwards as he was busy delivering high kicks. But still he managed to win.

@jaha777jaha6 2 года назад

Didn't know kyokushin could strike to the head area... good finish with the round kick

@sanwomashi1751 2 года назад

@stuart Munnery If Kyokushin fist can punch - the fighters will only make fast head attack - no art . In ju-jutsu fight my opponent did perfect oi zuki lunge punch and destroyed my nose ( no time for block ) during 3 secs. :)

@waelboubaker601 9 месяцев назад

Nice 👌

@argylewarrior1 2 года назад

that was the filthiest question mark kick i've ever seen. straight shin to skull redirect.

@jeffmathis729 2 года назад

Shit that kick didn’t touch his head

@John-ob7dh 4 месяца назад

Thats what I thought.

@wiemsouli9817 2 года назад

💯💯

@mat7434 2 года назад

What Sport is this? Karate?

@kijhienki8698 Год назад

Great.

@workoutreunionivoula 2 года назад

Salut superbe technique bravo bon combats île de la reunion

@hardeeppanesar1131 Год назад

Both great fighters it took a split second when the big guy dropped his right hand and got caught by a lightning left jodan got to keep those hands up at all times. Osu

@paxanellie 2 года назад

Good flexibility and speed is crucial.

@John-ob7dh 4 месяца назад

Never see anyone perform jodan keage.

@13e11even11 2 года назад

Am I assuming here that you can not strike to the head? Kicks to the head, but not strikes?

@mohamednaittaleb5509 Год назад

🤛🏆

@user-qg2tj4qh2f 2 года назад

👍💯

@victor2158 6 месяцев назад

Wow!!

@jm7578 2 года назад

I fought bare knuckle in Shu Ko Kai sparring/competition, all punches and kicks hurt in high fidelity

@badshag8289 2 года назад

kick didnt even connected , hard to fathom why he got knocked out

@skaiidawg 2 года назад

and how do you know the kick did not land? were you there? oh I see you watched it from where you were sitting on the toilet and your sack nearly touching the water and you thought your sack did not touch the water therefore the kick did not land.

@John-ob7dh 4 месяца назад

@@skaiidawgWTF ?

@skaiidawg 4 месяца назад

@@John-ob7dh Wednesday Thursday Friday?

@John-ob7dh 4 месяца назад

@@skaiidawg Naaaaaaw

@amorfati9519 Месяц назад

@@skaiidawg😂 The big guy didn't see the kick coming either.

@saurabhm383 2 года назад

This looks more painful than boxing. Do they wear shin guards? If not do shin bones break?

@joshuagarvey9362 2 года назад

Andrey is A Freaken beast.Just brut pushing Jo around but then BAM!…8 out of 10 matches I would give to Andrey

@gerrylopez5743 2 года назад

Brutal knockout??? What fight were you watching?

@user-hs8jx1gk2m 2 года назад

Красиво

@hlaks1207 Год назад

Osu..kamate! Good kick

@khaoulariahi1513 Год назад

💪🇯🇵🏅

@snailsfrogslegs119 2 года назад

A good boxer with power and good footwork would have put either one of them out quickly.

@BuntFencer 2 года назад

Without gloves, just like these guys?

@remoraexocet 2 года назад

Those good boxers have never took low kicks. TKO can happen on a low kick you know.

@darylwilliams7883 2 года назад

Good hard fight.

@aliusstrong667 2 года назад

Nobody expected that

@ralphhart1936 2 года назад

I remember getting kicked In the head and refusing to go down, Everyone asked me later if I was OK. Video showed me flat on my back. Strange how the mind tricks you!

@keithwigley1256 2 года назад

And are you still with the same wife who did this to you ?..

@amorfati9519 Месяц назад

@@keithwigley1256😂😂

@user-le9tx7uq4c 2 года назад

👍

@d.Rahmanov Год назад

Actually the Russian fighter was so stiff, u can see how he moves and attack he was like one big wood stick, the Japanese was more flexible better techniques and smarter. Good job for both. Osu

@user-wd7ow3un6p 2 года назад

Мастер.

@NextFuturesTrading 2 года назад

huiaster

@brynstephens4624 2 года назад

I saw that coming.

@wiemsouli9817 11 месяцев назад

👍😘

@michaliberski5015 2 года назад

High boxing guard and no one would get knocked out. These karate players keep their hands down ....

@diasdesmo1730 2 года назад

The only thing brutal here is the clickbait..

@MrAymensalhi 4 месяца назад

😮

@marciofidellesk9557 2 года назад

Kyokushin Brasil.

@alperkologlu2845 2 года назад

“Where did it come from?”

@123ralv 2 года назад

La cabeza humana es frágil en extremo, respecto a otros mamíferos.

@sleepyguy4503 2 года назад

Good fight osu

@loganriki2625 2 года назад

Didn't see that coming.

@hackproducer2702 2 года назад

Kick low, kick low, fake kick low and turn it into the kick to the head. It was a set-up.

@loganriki2625 2 года назад

@@hackproducer2702 I appreciate your comment, however, that is not what the Japanese karateka did.

@nikkoigawa8057 2 года назад

Il manque de netteté des attaques. Mais par contre se sont des combats offensifs.

@rabbigrape 2 года назад

"Brutal"?? C'mon. Easy on the exaggeration there buddy. He grazed his head and the guy went down FULLY AWAKE.

@terpentoon 2 года назад

I think it was an elegant move.

@Bear-Dad 2 года назад

That head kick didn’t land good and didn’t look like it would know the guy out. Grazed his head ?

@elyflor8542 7 месяцев назад

Jo miyahara does not do this in karate combat the side to side movement, angles, leg kicks & front kicks w/c i think is the key for him to lure opponents to go in so that he can counter or intercept where as in karate combat he is proding & chasing them & often his shorter attacks are missing i think in karate combat he can use this tactic to attack from the outside & get angles on them while forcing them to retaliate from w/c he can counter with his short range attacks & barrages i hope as a kyokushin guy i want him to be champion in KC

@stickthatinyourpipeandsmok2457 2 года назад

Kicks to the head allowed whilst punches to the face are not??

@raymondpoh 2 года назад

Not that brutal KO but more concern how his right knee folded

@johnny.a.rorong5969 2 года назад

Still the best UFC

@truthseekerKJV 2 года назад

These two wouldn't last 1 round in the UFC.

@wilrobles9824 2 года назад

😱

@VAALGEDAR 3 месяца назад

Удар был в затылок.

@gmshadowtraders 2 года назад

1:30 You're welcome

@errndog 2 года назад

You can throw punches in this correct?

@midnightsnacks4895 Год назад

The who gets knocked out won

@cha1645 2 года назад

Well played. But a disproportionate fight. High chance of the little one getting a fatal blow. (My opinion. I may be wrong.)

@user-ot5kj3fu2q 2 года назад

Ну, как так🤕

@seymourscagnetti1413 2 года назад

The Chinese guy has the perfect setup. Several low kicks then a low kick feint to a high head kick. Looks like a well executed question mark kick. Nicely done.

@Phyoomz 2 года назад

BeT hE cOuLd'Nt dO ThAt tO McGrEgOr 😅 guys, I'm kidding

@Raul-ke4iv 2 года назад

Shinkyokushin?

@Volkov-Andrey 9 дней назад

Понадеялся Андрюха на свою силу. Переиграл его япошка. До решающего удара звоночки от японца несколько раз были. Раза 3 или 4.

@iwilrage 2 года назад

They never kick to the head...why?

@contentchannel11 2 года назад

Knee to face

@mortal_kombat930 Год назад

Ну естественно, идёт с открытой головой. Привыкли что никто по голове не бьёт, вот и забыли про голову

@laca7676 2 года назад

Brutal? I guess you have no idea what brutal means.

@danhope77 2 года назад

Why are kicks to the head ok and punches aren't?

@professorteacher3679 2 года назад

Essa regra é uma babaquice.

@gabepizza 2 года назад

What a stupid sport. Kickboxing but no punches to the head allowed although you can kick your opponent's head off.

@redbunnytail9528 2 года назад

Interesting fight. Kick landed in a more superficial way than what you might see in MMA. There mighta been some 'torque' resulting from the contact that dropped the big Russian dude. Someone told me, a long time ago, chin turns a certain way towards shoulder from contact, you get KO'ed. Looked like a fast, precision 'mosquito' kick. Miyahara did good. Can't be too much kicking of Russian butt, these days. This Russian fighter was bigger and stronger. Didn't work out too good for him, here.

@zyga3367 2 года назад

Nothing is more happy than the defeat of the Russian. The clash of force and technique always ends the same.

@hagaibinsealtiel3745 Год назад

Karate and especially Kyokushin got its name & reputation from Mas. Oyama, who made a name for not only himself but for Karate as a whole (even now people are copying his stone & brick breaking skills and hurriedly putting a "made in Shao lin" or what ever other name/Sticker to it). However, the no face contact with the hands should be changed why not use the gloves used in UFC?