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Boxing & MMA Chaos · @BoxingMMAChaos
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challenging one of the amateur boxers. >> [laughter]
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>> How dare you? Damn, I got ash wrapped.
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humiliated by a boxer for 2 minutes during their match.
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[laughter] >> Oh, come on. Leave me alone. >> In the world of martial arts, so-called [music] masters of pseudo arts stand out for their deceitful ways selling illusions and lies to
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[laughter] >> Oh, come on. Leave me alone. >> In the world of martial arts, so-called [music] masters of pseudo arts stand out for their deceitful ways selling illusions and lies to their followers and boasting about their fake techniques and overconfidence. But all those illusions quickly fade when these fraudsters finally face real professional fighters and they fall before their followers in a humiliating way after years of deception and selling illusions.
The Tai Chi master had a rough day here against a kickboxing fighter. I doubt he'll be challenging anyone else after this. >> I'll take my time. >> [laughter] >> I'm stuck. Help me. Help. >> Oh, come on. Leave me alone. >> No. Help me. >> Somebody, please think of the children. >> I think my insides are crawling from my skin. >> During a TV show, a Wing Chun master challenged a former MMA fighter, but hilariously, he went down after the very first hit. >> How dare you?
Damn, I got ash wrapped. >> Laugh along with Mr. Clown who claims to have mysterious magical powers, but ends up crying in a hilarious way after challenging one of the amateur boxers. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> During a match held in China, Shaolin teacher Trung Giat Ai challenged MMA fighter Dan Tree, but was knocked down within the first 6 seconds of the fight. This is the funniest Kung Fu master ever, Mr. He Nan Gui Quan.
He tries to catch punches and kicks with his bare hands. There's no defense at all. It feels like you're watching a cooking master, not a Kung Fu master. >> This button is to punch. This is to jump. This is to dodge. How do you throw a punch? Wait, what? >> So >> System error. >> Show some mercy. >> HAVE YOU NO MERCY? >> [screaming] >> SO-CALLED fake acupuncture master Liu Jiang made a grave mistake when he challenged the madman Xu Xiaodong, the undertaker of fake masters in China, only to become a punching bag at Xu's hands. >> [screaming] >> HOW DARE YOU? >> I'M [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> COME BACK HERE, YOU SLOWLY FLOATING TURD. >> OH my god.
Wow. You're pretty good. >> I got I got called >> This kung fu master known as [music] Jess claims to have studied Muay Thai and kung fu for several years, boasting that his skills could defeat any athlete. >> You want to see the really cool part? >> What's the matter? You're the one who started this game and now you don't want to play anymore? >> Ain't that a dick old man. >> I am all out of people hard to >> I'm not. >> I don't know.
We're only [music and singing] on familiar basis. Born out >> He claims to have practiced martial arts for 40 years. Mr. Shaolin Monk, nicknamed the dance master, is humiliated by a boxer for 2 minutes during their match. >> I would like to see me humiliate my dealt with my stupid dick. >> Looks like the game is over, old man. >> [laughter] >> And welcome to your first day in the afterlife. >> During this event, one of the attendees interrupted the performance of a deceitful master who claimed he could throw anyone he touched several meters, but he was embarrassingly exposed in front of everyone. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> If you enjoyed the content, don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel to catch the funniest fake martial arts and those fake Wing Chun masters getting destroyed.
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