The most intense fight I have ever seen in UFC

[Meatwad77]

Old school UFC fight. This was completely insane. I wish they still had crazy fights like this.


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G45qBjpMlSU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G45qBjpMlSU[/ame]

 

[yellowbadger52]

Well thats not too much of a surprise. You dont see super heavy weights in the ufc today because of fights like these. The smaller dude generally wins out. All they gotta do is run and dodge. When the big guy starts getting tired and dropping his arms from his face thats when you go in and start actually fighting him.

It was a good fight but the outcome wasnt too surprising.

 

[BobWango]

when did sumo wrestling and ufc combine?

 

[BORAT!]

hahahhaha you never see people that big fighting sombody that small compared to him thats why they made weight classes

 

[pillar]

exactly & thats why you never see that kinda fighting matchup even tho the video wasnt all that n a big of chips...

 

[Singularity_0001]

It's cool seeing the different styles based on weight classes though haha.

 

[Hoodie]

I did not know they allowed walrus's in UFC.

That man is a giant.

 

[Merritt]

hate to say it, but i wouldnt mess with either one of these guys...

 

[NinjaForHire]

Meh... I can't watch UFC fights! This video was pretty mild, but some of those matches get downright brutal and bloody.

 

[foxhound-KD-]

Nah, im glad they dont have fights like that anymore, todays ufc is more of a real sport, better than boxing, and not a freak show and banned like it used to be. The fighters today are actually trained professional athletes.

btw....wow. ref john mcarthy looked so young in that vid.

 

[Ronin56109]

Pretty much what foxhound said. Early UFC differs greatly from modern UFC, both in terms of athletes and rules. Originally, there were no weight class distinctions, no gloves, fighters were allowed to wear various articles of clothing (like a GI for example), and pretty much all fighting tactics were permissible (including hitting the back of the head, kneeing a grounded opponent, and even groin shots).

What resulted from this was basically watching two "red-necks", often overweight and out-of-shape, swinging wildly at one another until one either was knocked out or they were both gassed out. Then the Gracie family comes along, and utilizes the UFC in showcasing their style of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Suddenly you get more well-rounded fighters, and actual athletes who make their living training daily and competing. You see guys like Ken Shamrock in UFC 3, and it all goes uphill from there.

In short, modern UFC is worlds better than past UFC, and is pretty all-around phenomenal. And no, I'm not a paid representative of UFC....just a huge fan, lol.

 

[Swordsman12]

wow nice

 

[king killer]

my dad insures fight in the ufc and ive been to alot but this is probably the wrost fight ive ever seen i mean comon the big guy was tired out in the first 30 seconds dropping his hands and even like grabbing for him but it was funny to watch lol

 

[Jeebus]

My favorite UFC fight was a literal ten second round. Maybe.

Guys smacked talked, built up the fight. When it started, a few punches were thrown and one guy goes down stone cold as the other wails on his face.

Epic one rounder.

 

[TwistedZ]

wow