Post: #1

And he wins, dropping the big one like a log.

Post: #2

Should be in lounge, but those two girls in the front at the beginning of the video...



And they say there's no talent in Ireland.

Post: #3

What a pussy! That shorter guy spitting at the bouncer at the end because he cannot beat him? The bouncer may have been a little out of shape but it is very easy to tell that he was trained in boxing. He was defensively responsible on every strike and counter. He maintained perfect distancing between each attacker. It's too hard to see his footwork because of the items blocking the view, but if you look at his knees you can tell it was great as well.

They misjudged his abilities VERY poorly and paid dearly for it.

Post: #4

Quote:Should be in lounge

You're the moderator now?

Post: #5

Just don't see why a whole thread for a one and a half minute street fight video. If it turns out a fruitful topic then color me wrong.

Post: #6

(03-22-2017 12:41 PM)General Stalin Wrote:  Just don't see why a whole thread for a one and a half minute street fight video. If it turns out a fruitful topic then color me wrong.

I don't care what you think. If you don't like my threads, go make your own forum.

Post: #7

That first punch at 0:45 seconds in tho.....

Post: #8

Looking at it again, he used a push kick properly at the smaller attacker's knee to create space and nullify the counter attack. It's possible he may have been either a kickboxer (Dutch/European Style) or did some MMA in his past. A regular boxer usually would not do that, let alone do it correctly.

Post: #9

Makes me proud to have Irish blood.

G

Post: #10

I think anyone filming a video and doesn't turn their phone sideways should have to pay a fine and do community service.

But that bouncer is the man. Very restrained. The guy spitting needed his head split open, and the bouncer only defended himself. That sort of calm guy is the most dangerous because he has nothing to prove.

And I don't get why the English always trash America for ruining their language. Can anyone understand a fooking thing the Irish are saying?

Post: #11

Did holding the radio in his punching hand make his punches harder?

Post: #12

I love the satisfied, matter-of-fact comment from the cameraman when he lands that punch: "Nice. Game over.".

(03-22-2017 12:41 PM)General Stalin Wrote:  Just don't see why a whole thread for a one and a half minute street fight video. If it turns out a fruitful topic then color me wrong.

Might be worth remembering you aren't actually Stalin. The Stalin here is Roosh

Post: #13

Ozzy Commentary Describing This Scuffle:

Post: #14

What I love is how the bouncer is casually moving about after the two men limp off.

Judging by his body language, he is completely relaxed.

You'd never guess from the way he looks in the last 3 seconds of the video that he was just involved in a violent encounter.

Post: #15

(03-22-2017 12:54 PM)Repo Wrote:  Did holding the radio in his punching hand make his punches harder?

I think a lot of police officers would tell you that a radio makes for a nice weapon. And there's the plausible deniability for using it as a weapon. "Hey, I was just holding my radio and he attacked me."

Post: #16

He had good timing. And he didn't even work up a sweat and didn't look like he even worked up any adrenaline.

Post: #17

Bouncer fights Pikeys, pikeys lose!



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Travellers

Post: #18

(03-22-2017 01:01 PM)BrewDog Wrote:  

(03-22-2017 12:54 PM)Repo Wrote:  Did holding the radio in his punching hand make his punches harder?

I think a lot of police officers would tell you that a radio makes for a nice weapon. And there's the plausible deniability for using it as a weapon. "Hey, I was just holding my radio and he attacked me."

Forget it. That's what your "patrol maglight" is for.

Post: #19

LOL at the big guy when he gets punched the second time. He runs towards the bouncer and waits to get hit without protest. Granted his judgement probably wasn't spot on after the first hit, but he should have at least had his arms up.

Post: #20

Damn, Irish has moves, first he takes the shot to the chin like it's nothing, doesn't even phase him, then the most excellent push kick to the knee of attacker, that's the move they teach you is illegal in kickboxing/muay thai because it can bust up your opponents knee real good (which was the likely intent I am sure). Then the 3, count them, punches, which was enough to pacify these two lager louts. The perfect footwork, with the spring and bounce, and maintaining distance. This guy must be a trained fighter I am sure, probably has competition experience, I'm with Kai, most likely MMA guy with boxing background.

These vids without the mob violence and ugly stomp on head stuff (so common in WSH vids), are great to show just how little a grown man needs to do, in order to win a fight. One clean hit on the jaw will send a man to the ground.

Post: #21

(03-22-2017 01:10 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(03-22-2017 01:01 PM)BrewDog Wrote:  

(03-22-2017 12:54 PM)Repo Wrote:  Did holding the radio in his punching hand make his punches harder?

I think a lot of police officers would tell you that a radio makes for a nice weapon. And there's the plausible deniability for using it as a weapon. "Hey, I was just holding my radio and he attacked me."

Forget it. That's what your "patrol maglight" is for.

That's why a lot of departments are making their officers carry little plastic Stingers now. The Mag Lite is too easy to use to kill a guy. And who's going to take out an ASP baton when they can use a 4 cell Mag Lite like a club instead? And then it's the same deniability, "I was just holding my flashlight and the guy attacked me."

RIP Mag Lite.

Post: #22

(03-22-2017 12:44 PM)TravelerKai Wrote:  Looking at it again, he used a push kick properly at the smaller attacker's knee

I've trained at this gym, recommend it, good mix of social/drinking buddies and serious training.

Post: #23

(03-22-2017 01:13 PM)Nascimento Wrote:  LOL at the big guy when he gets punched the second time. He runs towards the bouncer and waits to get hit without protest. Granted his judgement probably wasn't spot on after the first hit, but he should have at least had his arms up.

His thought process:... "I know, I'll use the the back of me head to break his fookin hand. Wanker won't be expectin that I betcha"

Post: #24

@Nomad

The first two videos are on point. That third one... not so much...

In fact, you really only need that second video. Jon Jones, as usual, is ultra technically sound. His foot is textbook on every strike and on the placement variations. That is what you want in terms of instruction. Unless someone is Muay Thai trained, I wouldn't advise the Muay Thai pushkick methods on the street too much. Like those Thai guys did, they followed up with knees. If the bouncer was that kind of fighter, none of those guys would have been walking around at the end of the video. They probably would have gotten elbowed badly as well. No one wants to go to jail for excessive force if it is avoidable.

Post: #25

I'm surprised that no one pointed this out but....Little Dark just got doxxxed!!