MMA Ultimate Set: Anderson Silva on "The Elbow" vs Tony Fryklund 

love how he mentions the practicality of the move through angles and degrees ...he rlly thinks his moves through thoroughly... having heart makes a great fighter, but having brains makes the best fighter

12 to 6 elbows are illegal... So he uses 6 to 12 elbows

Thank you, to be honest. Real MAN.

only guy to watches martial arts movies and then use what he saw with success lol

How fucking scary is this guy? Who else goes back, way back, into the ancient history of their craft or profession and brings back something old and forgotten and uses it to shock and stun everyone. He's just too much, for real...

Is there any dancing lessons on these DVDs? He showed some awesome dancing against Maia...maybe get him on Dancing with Stars TV show

absolute legend, definitley my favorite fighter

0:33 He's talking about Muay Boran. I've seen this video before but I just found out about Muay Boran and have to rewatch it and finally notice that he said it in this video but I never caught it

Like how he said the traditional martial art of Muay Thai and it didn’t subtitle it. Muay Boran is slept on.

that's why his strking is so crisp: he trains a lot.

Lol he watched Ong Bak :D

@AgentSpiral What are you basing that on? His movie fights? I'm not discrediting Bruce at all, the man was way ahead of his time. But that was in the 60s/70s. Fighting has come a long way since then.

people should watch more of muay thai fight videos to get the gist of wht silva is saying. have always wondered why no elbow strikes in mma

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@TheDonKilluminaughty --you raise a good question. if tony jaa were as big as silva (the guy is pretty tiny, i mean he is thai after all LOL) that would be an interesting fight, I think tony jaa might actually be able to beat silva in class fashion, IF its traditional muy thai and not MMA rules. I bet tony jaa knows ALL the ancient moves, and silva would respect them.

He just pulled another ong-bak on Vitor tonight.

@ObviousTrull Wrestling has been done for centuries as a sport, but only until recent decades has it really been used to fight. Very few kids in America learn wrestling at a young age now,and there were virtually none when Lee was alive(yes I know he was I China at the time).And Lee was learning multiple ones after his first to expand his craft before he even created the term "Jeet Kune Do".There really hasn't been anyone else in history to have absorbed so much cultural value out of fighting.

good night chris

LOL he said ong bak like a homeboy from New York!

@ObviousTrull Bruce Lee did a lot of stuff outside of his movies that credits him with being one of the strongest, and probably the fastest striker in the world.Adding that with his cardio and his early foundation of MMA,fighting him would be like fighting a lighting bolt who knew martial arts.Talk about getting your ass kicked. Also I'd like to point I'm not discrediting anyone of the current MMA top contenders at all,I love MMA. However, they couldn't beat Lee. He REVOLUTIONIZED using 2 styles

I've seen Charles Oliveira use it as well. Years ago

@AgentSpiral May not Jaa, but Silva for sure would smash on him. And Shogun. And Velasquez. And GSP. And Aldo.

sure its easy for him but most people would get kfto anderson silva is a freak

@AgentSpiral I don't need to. You're clearly helping me win this argument. "The current best MMA fighters have a one martial art background with years of experience in that,that they expanded on later to use as MMA" So did Bruce. Except change mma for jeet kune do. Which was basically mma. Except in the 70s. ZzzZZ. You're like way dumb to be arguing.

If the elbow KO'd him, how did it happen in the middle of the fight? It would be the END! Just saying

@AgentSpiral "Very few kids in America learn wrestling at a young age now" There are thousands upon thousands of kids who learn to wrestle in america now. "here were virtually none when Lee was alive(yes I know he was I China at the time).And Lee was learning multiple ones after his first to expand his craft before he even created the term "Jeet Kune Do" And wtf point are you trying to make here? That he should be credited extra just cuz there were less wrestlers at the time?

@AgentSpiral "He started his career learning REAL martial art, not wrestling or something at the ages of 7." Explain.

@ObviousTrull umadbro? :)

@ObviousTrull For some reason you'd like to continue to troll half a year later, stop replying to me.

/watch?v=Pq0HvfhR5J0 Somrak Sor Khamsing (JCVD opponent) use this elbow.

@AgentSpiral People were getting knocked out before Bruce Lee existed.

@AgentSpiral lol;)

@AgentSpiral You have been brainwashed, but it's okay I have respect for Lee and I understand.

A cotovelada e muito facil de acertar e muito dificio de errar kkkkkkkk

Respond to this video... ur cultural value comment is the only right thing you've said so far.

@icemanchuckliddell Tony Ja better than Bruce?That's a laugh.Bruce would put any current man in any MMA corporation(let's just use UFC for example)on the floor. Comparing Jaa to lee is like comparing a pond to a river

@joeyoungttgu I just proved what? and fix your English since you are putting random words into your sentences...then again it was expected looking at your location

@RajmanGamingHD hahahahahaha seriously? thas the best you could do? man stay tough (wen in front of the pc)

Lol @myles755

@AgentSpiral You don't have anything to say that even SOUNDS smart.

@ObviousTrull And all you've proven is that you enjoy internet arguments congratulations and stop replying to me.