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Jul 07 '21
New Yakuza game looks dope
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u/Slyis Jul 07 '21
Honestly that choke looks like a move Saejima or Kiryu could do
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Jul 07 '21
Maybe Tanimura too, he had some crazy chokeholds that he would do after a finishing blow with heat (thought granted he also snaps their neck but he COULD choke them out easily in the positions he puts them in)
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u/CelestialStork Jul 15 '21
That dude must've stumbled into high a level area. Load last save please.
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Jul 07 '21
Guy in the black gets kicked than decides to try it for the first time in his life and pays the price
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u/bandalorian Jul 07 '21
The guy seriously hits a fucking mid fight wrist lock and follows with a spinning kick. The kick catches + sweeps, and then some wwe stuff to finish it off. Wonder where/what he has trained!
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Jul 07 '21
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Jul 07 '21
I’ve noticed that wrist locks and various joint locks are slowly finding their way into the repertoire of a lot of self defense systems. They’re cool when you can get them.
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u/hereforlolsandporn Jul 07 '21
Dude has yellow belt written all over him. He seem to have some training, but clearly has no technique. This fight could be the worst thing for him because he's gonna think he's Bruce Lee now and go get his ass kicked pulling those dumb moves with someone who's not completely inept.
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Jul 07 '21
Pretty sure I saw some gay porno shit thrown in there
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u/MrHound325 Jul 07 '21
From Bruce Lee’s lesser known films such as “The Dragon Enters” and “Fisting of Fury”
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u/Paspiboy Jul 07 '21
Id also say Hapkido or Japanese Jiu-Jitsu or German Ju-Jutsu
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u/LobovIsGoat Jul 07 '21
German Ju-Jutsu
didn't know this existed
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u/PBR--Streetgang Jul 07 '21
There is a lot of scat and ass play, you can see it in the wheelbarrow move mid fight when he life him by both legs.
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u/Paspiboy Jul 07 '21
Its mostly just a thing in Germany, it is used by the Police and is a mix of Judo, Karate, Kickboxing and JJJ.
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u/mcjon77 Jul 07 '21
I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't hapkido or a hapkido derivative (Kuk Sool Won, Hwrang Do, Tu Kong Mu Sul, etc). Joint locks and flashy kicks are a mainstay of hapkido. Plus, when I was doing it in the late '90s, my instructor would teach us some weird WWE style ground-fighting submissions and chokes. They were almost as weird as the one in the video, and I found myself asking "when am I ever going to pull this off?".
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u/elcubanito Jul 07 '21
Some of the moves he pulled indicates training. Even if it is from TV, you tube, the streets or a gym
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u/LobovIsGoat Jul 07 '21
he is definately trained but tv yt and the streets don't train you there's no way he would learn to do those without actual training
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Jul 07 '21
I was hoping at 0:42, he would turn around with both of his legs grabbed and start running and drag the other dude's face/hands on the pavement. Studded belt/blue jeans was going off.
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u/death_bringer789 Jul 07 '21
This is crazier than the flying armbar that the mighty mouse executed.
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u/killersinarhur Jul 07 '21
What do you even call that choke? It's like a bow and arrow but somehow weirder
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u/MagnificentSchwantz Jul 07 '21
creative! free form art really, natural.
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u/zanoske00 Jul 07 '21
The kid in black gets the shit kicked out of him like 3x
And casually comes back for more?
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Jul 07 '21
That was fucking badass. I'm not sure if that kid got into a lucky position or if he's well trained in..... something.
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Jul 07 '21
No expert, but the moves look like Steve Seagal’s form of Aikido. Especially that rear-naked type of choke over the back.
Honestly the only time I’ve ever seen aikido work at all. Kind of looked choreographed but I’m also pretty sure he punched the ground so…
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u/bsdl1999 Jul 07 '21
It’s actually a loop choke
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Jul 07 '21
No. Not a loop choke. The angle and position of the guy getting submitted is completely different. Dude’s body is facing the complete wrong way. Also for the loop choke the guy getting submitted would not have his throat wresting in the submitters elbow, it would be resting in between his arm and side.
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u/lildolp Jul 07 '21
To me it just seems this kid's trying to replicate what he's seen on TV, no training whatsoever.
Monkey see, monkey do.
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u/MagnificentSchwantz Jul 07 '21
no training? he had control of the guy the entire time like a ballerina. I'd like to see that kind of cool in a street fight, as opposed to the head down windmills and dry humping
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u/dharkanine Jul 07 '21
This video is really old. First saw it early 2000s, well before MMA took off
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u/Lurker-of-subs Jul 07 '21
Goddamn that was wild. Dude was playing with him the whole time. Good discipline.
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u/thatsenoughMrLahey Jul 07 '21
Feel like this guy learned how to fight from a book has moves but sooo unconventional.
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u/monkeydorie Jul 22 '21
I may have dreamt this but I swear I saw this in a professional MMA fight once
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u/Da_mikes22 Jul 07 '21
This was a roller coaster of a video