3:15, knocks him down, helps him back up when he’s winded and says something like, “breath brother, breath.” I love the fighting spirit of these guys, and I love the well earned mutual respect even more. Absolute warriors that step into the ring, respect!

@linksbetweendrinks7032

3 ай бұрын

Respect? Hari was an asshole that kicked downed fighters and fought regular people on the street minding their own business. Badr Hari was a great fighter, but the man didn't have an ounce of respect in him.

@LaZieGoblin

3 ай бұрын

​@@linksbetweendrinks7032the opponent picked him up. A plexus hit causes you to be unable to breath for like a minute.. horrible feeling

@linksbetweendrinks7032

3 ай бұрын

@LaZieGoblin I've taken a shot to the plexus, and more than one to the liver. And yeah, your body kind of forgets how to breathe. I'm not saying Badr was a monster; he had moments of kindness to other fighters, but he also soccer-kicked downed opponents, and fought random folk on the street. All people are complicated, but Hari was an asshole, ultimately.

@FleccaRobinson

2 ай бұрын

​@@linksbetweendrinks7032well said man i agree

Respect for hard work Hari✊🏼

Love Hari! He has done great things!

QUE LUTADOR ESPETACU LAR ! COMO É RÁPIDO, PRECISO, E COM GOLPES FORTÍSSIMOS ! DO BRASIL, 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋🥋 BLACK BELT BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU OSS Marko.

This is so well done. No shying away from the early career building years, losses and triumphs before turning pro. Hurdles when turning pro, not just highlight reels and glorifying, it shows the tumultuous and hard won evolution in his style and career. I wish they would do something like this for Ali, Mike Tyson, Buster Douglas, Joe Frazier, Oscar De La Hoya, Willie Pep,Jack Dempsey, Manny Pacquiao, Joe Lewis and Especially Rocky Marciano.

@rdwi3541

Жыл бұрын

Komentar terbaik👌

@jalilvj1149

Жыл бұрын

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️💪💪

@shanghunter7697

Жыл бұрын

True story regarding Mr. Jack Dempsey. It was 1982 and i was on a field trip from western n.y. to n.y.c. for an event as a 14 yr old kid. Was the last kid in the line walking down the street when i heard a load sound to my right, when i looked up there it was the "one and only" Mr. Dempsey and he was so impressed that i immediately recognized him. The building he came out of was a pawn shop and he was there buying coins. He pulled out a beautiful 1888 silver dollar and gave it to me along with his autograph, our family home burned down in 83 so i lost the autograph but i still have the coin and it's one of my most prized possessions. Happy holiday to you and yours.

@IronBallsMcNeese

10 ай бұрын

Joe Louis

Just awesome. I never seen him fight before but did hear about his antics outside the ring.

how relentless they fought back then... so crazy to watch. every single strike thrown with full power and bad intentions. great documentary as always!

He was such a phenomenal and exciting boxer to watch; raw power, speed, instinct....so sad to see him lose his temper and make the bad choices he made. It ruined a great fighters legacy. I still think he is one of the all time greats, regardless.

@DraaiIeks-bo2fz

3 ай бұрын

Was.? Hes fighting soon again.

@calbo555

2 ай бұрын

^ above is correct he was... Should be a top trainer now

@brandon0981

2 ай бұрын

is a crybab child and cheat = one of the all time greats. sure bud.

@aufkeinsten7883

Ай бұрын

@@brandon0981 One can respect a fighters capability without judging his character, no?

Overall his ability to bounce back after some smashing defeats is admirable 🏆

Was Badr Hari the most accurate heavyweight puncher of all-time? It seemed like he could land punches not just on the jaw, but specific places on the jaw to ensure the KO. He is one of the all-time best from the glory days of K1. The writing and narration of this vid are also first class.

Sempre fui fã do Badr Hari o único problema dele que era muito descontrolado e as vezes ele merecia tomar esses K.O até comemorava, mas é um baita lutador.

Great video, was blown away by the end when his record was mentioned, 106 wins and 16 losses, is outstanding! I know this shed light on his most memorable fights but feel like it didn't sell just how great of a fighter he really is! He took on anyone and was not held back weight so much like the ufc, which has turned into a shit show, unlike these fights! Badr Hari is definitely one of the greats!!

@madderall_dot_com

8 ай бұрын

Lol, you actually needed someone to spell it out for you? The whole video was about his greatness because he destroyed every champion that came his way and avenged all his big losses.

@unwnme

5 ай бұрын

@@madderall_dot_com He even taught some poor untrained people on the streets how it feels to be hospitalised. He also likes to spit at people. A true role model. Great guy.

No one has defeated so many great names and champions like badr Harry. Badr harry was , is and will stay the best fighter. He owns the greatest showtime in all times

The most ferocious kickboxer ever. His knockouts are still one of the most insane to watch, such skill. However if it weren't for kickboxing Hari would definitely have been in jail amongst the criminal insane, the guy is an absolute psychopath.

That spinning backkick while walking backwards. Amazing technique!

You kept me intrigued from your first word right to the very end!! Appreciate all the hard work to make an absolute memorable video!! Keep em' coming!

Yes and nobody ever mentions him as a great heavyweight

Essa luta que aconteceu no 15:16 do vídeo foi incrível....Pq o oponente do Badr Hari tinha a guarda muito fechada e ele veio com uma estratégia de deixa-lo cansar para depois começar a bater. Agora falando sobre a decisão, pra mim poderia muito bem os juízes terem dado empate. Porque foi muito disputada e não entraram muitos golpes.

@zulkufbkm4266

Жыл бұрын

saçmalık bedri daha iyiydi hakemler nasol ona verdi hayret

@gregjamaux5171

4 ай бұрын

Le combat a 15.16 , Il perd le contrôle s’énerve et tape comme un âne 😅

This man was a monster back in the days! If he was at his prime in these days he would be hugeee with the social media etc

What a great fighter with awesome talent conisting of power speed & everything a champion needs & more . Sadly it looks like he did not forfill his full talent due to his lack of discipline .

A lion heart makes you excel as a fighter but gives you a bad temper from time to time, Badr Hari is the perfect example

This guy has the most insane highlights I've ever seen in kickboxing. What could have been if it weren't for those fouls.

@ImRinoes

Жыл бұрын

besides the fouls, this man has been to jail for assaulting and beating the absolute hell out of a normal person(koen everink). Dude's the last person you want to meet because of his personality

@fdakis

Жыл бұрын

@@ImRinoes Ya I did some research on this guy and he's a liability both inside and outside of the ring. What a waste.

@ImRinoes

Жыл бұрын

@@fdakis unfortunately he further confirmed Maroccan stereotypes living within Holland. Tbh I never knew he was this good because I just know him from his antics outside of the ring...

@fdakis

Жыл бұрын

@@ImRinoes Wow. That's a sad thing when you're more known for your violent behavior than combat accolades. Moreover, I didn't know about the Moroccan stereotype.

@budgetking2591

Жыл бұрын

@@ImRinoes Koen Everink is not a normal person lol

That duck after being hit was insanely timely. After already getting his jaw rocked he seen the left hook coming 😅

@bucuk8671

Жыл бұрын

And with the takedown afterwards it is even more impressive

@marioknowsitsgod1506

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man some folks are just built for fighting 🤜🏽

@SLAYER-nm5zw

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that's Peter Graham

@DanAsparo-ie2qt

5 ай бұрын

@@bucuk8671 Sidcup now

Hari doesn't have the hardest chin but his heart and mettle is as hard and as big as a wrecking ball. He's a slug machine.

without a doubt this is the best fighter documentary I have ever seen. It being kickboxing and over 45 minutes long, I didn't think I was going to watch all of it n lose interest in it. But the way this showed everything from he's early years as a skinny kid getting picked on to world champion status with all the highs and lows along the way, really made me want to watch on and know more about this guy. @VoteSport well done guys on producing the best fish documentary I have ever seen of any of the combat sport disciplines.

@madderall_dot_com

8 ай бұрын

I know , right? This thing watches like it's 5 minutes long. Great story, editing and narration.

No doubt, little more chivalrous temperament would have taken Badr Hari to greater heights of success both inside and outside of the ring. Yet, still, I'm impressed.

No doubt Badr was devastating in the K1 kickboxing but unfortunately his best days are gone which is a shame as I loved watching him fight his victims

@farhanmirdha3598

Жыл бұрын

He still has 92 knockouts

@lcfflc3887

11 ай бұрын

stupid 2 KO rules saved his ass, which is a ridiculous rule by the K1 organization.

@farhanmirdha3598

11 ай бұрын

@@lcfflc3887 he was dominating overeem either way but i agree

@ekimandersom4478

10 ай бұрын

@@farhanmirdha3598 No he hasn't. There is zero proof of 92 fights

@farhanmirdha3598

10 ай бұрын

@@ekimandersom4478 explain

7:11 he helped up the same man that "spit" on him while he was on the ground....this guy is fucking awesome I swear

This took me back to when I was 20 watching K1 and still fighting actively myself. Good times.

This guy lost my respect once he started knocking untrained people out outside of the ring. Don't how often he won, he lost everything in my eyes once he started doing that crap!

@Toxic.D

9 ай бұрын

You cannot be successful in this,if you are not crazy a bit

@fathertorque9497

9 ай бұрын

@@Toxic.D That's not a excuse to go around and start beating people so badly they need to be hospitalised.....

@Toxic.D

9 ай бұрын

@@fathertorque9497 Of course not,Just saying you need a dose of insanity in this sport.

@turntablesrockmyworld9315

9 ай бұрын

@@fathertorque9497 Hari was a bully and thug.

@zeneth8082

7 ай бұрын

@@Toxic.D Thats not true at all lmfao. Vast majority of champions do not assault civilians randomly

Great video my friend, great voice as the narrator, great story telling, and respect for the fighter's legacy. Your video on Melvin Manhoef was top notch, and I subscribed to your channel instantly. If you want to introduce one of your favorite fighters to one of your friends, your videos are the way to go.

This is the best 'tribute' video I have ever seen of his career. Badr is a legend, and he is my all time favorite (inside the ring..) kickboxer. I wish we could've seen more of him, but his time is up by now. Thank you for those explosive fights and KO's in your career. I loved watching you since 2008.

The best fighter is he who knows how to control himself... The greatest fighter is he who knows when to stop - and how to stop and totally quit the game while he is still in the pinnacle of his youth and sport... When pride and defeat catch up with a good fighter, that's the time when glory turns to humiliation - and eternal disgrace...

@gmy33

11 ай бұрын

Amen !

@dnlamp382

10 ай бұрын

agreed

@doctorstainy

3 ай бұрын

Stopping while you are on top is a wise move? Why? You think its humiliation not being no1 but measly top 100? Everyone knows there is a prime and every athlete will decline, so how is it a disgrace not performing at top level? They are still better than most. As long as you are kinda healthy and happy just keep doing what you do. I hate when people knock on legends for not being at the same level as they once were, when they are still elite athletes and just doing what they like.

@ard8785

3 ай бұрын

@@doctorstainy ayusin mo muna English mo.... mali-mqli eh! hahahaaa 😅

He is the legendary bad boy he was young but everyone loves him for his extraordinary crazy career

@wgvwgv579

Ай бұрын

All he can do is beat innocent people outside the ring, for the rest he's worthless. Same for his little thug fans😂

That head kick to insta cut and ko was amazing and Badr always ran into combos but wow what a kick!!!

Great video!!! What I took from this is Badr definitely can not take a hit like that of those he hits. Dude had his glass jaw exposed at like 23yrs old, been fragile ever since 😂🤐

What the Russian or Bela Russian dude did, after knocking out Badr, was very respectful, and awesomely sportsman like doing by helping his opponent up from defeat...

Thank you man for this great vid. Badr is one of the greatest fighters I've ever seen, a fearless guy. I wish he behaved better. Sad to hear Badr's retirement. It's time for some rest champion, you will never be forgotten!

@hankpielemans

Жыл бұрын

Well if you havent won any fights from 2015 you are not that good...

@elmehdi310

Жыл бұрын

@@hankpielemans do you mean the last 6 fights? Yes, he lost, but that's nothing compared to his 90+ K.O record for example. All the GOAT's lose sometimes, it's the nature of sports.

@farhanmirdha3598

Жыл бұрын

@@elmehdi310 yes bro having 125 professional fights 106 wins 17 losses and 2 no contest but 92 knockouts is incredible

@elmehdi310

Жыл бұрын

@@rpsxxxtv3020 Hari never played in UFC, it's a different sport. Stop embarrassing yourself.

40,00 Badr sweared but at the end was a promise which he couldn't deliver, and it showed he had just a big mouth! Rico Verhoeven is a respectable and humble guy, and he deserves the respect of his community!

@motaboi5397

5 ай бұрын

His fights are more boring than pepa the pig

@hounsspiewiew6568

2 ай бұрын

Where was Rico in that time? Exactly, not good enough for K1. Badr was between those big guys since he was 20.

Damn something else this doc shows is not just the talent of Badr but also his talented opponents that gave him a hard time. K1 fighters were just built different.

You can almost feel the clash of these thunderous blows 😂

So he pretty much lost to any worthy opponent in the beginning of his career. Then won the rematches and proceeded to dominate. Evolved as a fighter, learning from his experience in both wins and losses. Fight game is nasty, anything can happen in a fight.

I actually like how he took ligament damages to end his fights rather than his career ending from too much head trauma. As long as he can live the rest of his life healthily :)

@barblessable

8 ай бұрын

and stay out of jail 😏🙄.

@madderall_dot_com

8 ай бұрын

I seriously doubt that he's healthy in any shape or form. Probably took more damage than Ali. Eating kicks and knees to the head from 100kg men without pads for 20 years is one of the worst diets I can imagine.

@patcronenberg2258

13 күн бұрын

He lacked the mentality to be in the all time greats top 10 fo sure. More of a street fighter IMHO

I just love how this guy talk about the fight like it's live and not spoil the fights from the beginning.

@profyle766

Жыл бұрын

Bro i subbed straight. Loved the story!!

In the beginning his energy was crazyyy going just for the KO. I miss this🔥

I found this video after watching lyoto Machida. I've heard of Badr Hari. But didn't realize his story and stints in Prison. He was really an amazing fighter that missed some amazing opportunities. Would of loved to of seen him fight Bas Rutten though.

@shanghunter7697

Жыл бұрын

Bas WOULD'VE eaten right through Hari. Hari def. a great pugilist but Bas would've taken him 9 out 10 times......j.m.o.

@tielemobiel

10 ай бұрын

You’re right, Bas was way more hardcore then Badr would ever hope

@XDKX101

10 ай бұрын

@@shanghunter7697 Bas isn't beating Badr in a kickboxing fight lmao. What a joke. Bas is more of an mma fighter. With kickboxing gloves he won't stand a chance against a 2007-10 Badr

@shanghunter7697

10 ай бұрын

@@XDKX101 I'm sure you're right, a joke it is.

@floppa731

10 ай бұрын

@@XDKX101 during a specific 3 year stretch with specific rules he would lose

Another great video, Im glad I found this channel. I guess Hari only and true enemy was himself, a great example that this sport is not about the violence, but merit and discipline. He had the first, but lacked the second

I loved Alexei Igniashov! One of the best fighters in the world. Loved Bonievsky, loved Ernesto, loved Jerome, loved Feodor, but Alexei had something different.

@kof7856

27 күн бұрын

私も　Me too 👍

I don't think I've ever seen a fighter who throws such HEAVY strikes. It's like he has bricks in his hands and feet.

@lifeisart5450

5 ай бұрын

His strikes were explosives. Non like his.

Love him from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤❤

Until I read the title of this video .. I was hearing Butter ... I though it was a killer name ! when I saw Badr .. I ended up loosing my 'waow' into respect for the warrior ! Good warrior, good video ! Keep up the good work guys !

Hari.s. grit. Goes on Unmatched.. A great Champion...

Appreciate all the hard work to make an absolute memorable video!!

Great video.... and being Dutch myself I can't denie being a bit of a chauvinist cause, not only does Badr does have a Dutch passport, all he learned and even mastered, was the Dutch style kickboxing originated at Tom Haring's gym Chakuriki in Amsterdam. And besides that the video shows about 10 top fighters all being Dutch and/or Dutch schooled fighters, including Gokan Saki, Remi Bonjanski, Sem Schildt, and Peter Aerts. All K1 Champions. And it's not only the old school Dutch style, but Glory phenomenas Rico Verhoeven and George Hesdes appear. Than there is Enesto Hoost, Eroll Zimmermann, Aflister Overeem and that's just the heavyweight division we're talking not even mentioning Tyrone Spong and Melvin Manhoef and legendary fighters like Ramon Dekkers, Bas Rutten, Rob Kaman which all excelled in the Countries of origan like Thailand and Japan. Nieky Holzken can't be not mentioned in proving that Dutch style kickboxing still is superior over different styles like the capoeira influenced Brazilian style, Sambo influenced Russian style or other sub-kickboxingstyles there are. Holland or The Netherlands if you prefere, still is the modern kickboxing Mekka of the world were some of the greatest, or, I dare say, most of the kickbox started out perfected their skills. It is often said that Amsterdam is known across the world for mild drug policy were the use of drugs isn't illegal (only selling is) or other negative or crime related image, but it is also the kickbox Capital of the world of which I'm proud of.

@Juaninta666

Жыл бұрын

Ehm regarding to the “Amsterdam and mild drug policy” you mentioned. That it’s ok to use drugs in public right but dealing is not allowed. Let’s set the record straight, you make it look like it’s ok to snort coke or use other class ‘A’ hard drugs in public while walking around in the city or something, as long as you don’t sell it?! Hmzz well I’m from the Netherlands too, and there is a significant difference between class A hard drugs or some marijuana. Hard drugs is a no no and marijuana is allowed too a certain extent

@aalokatmaa1606

Жыл бұрын

Wow what an information. That’s very true but I don’t know how Rico Verhoeven is the World Champion. What I see in him is just his age, size and resistance power. If I look at others like Badr and all other legends I can almost say he has not technical skill. Such a dull/boring player. I don’t enjoy him playing.

@urmumsbaps

10 ай бұрын

Wrong. Nobody in the world thinks of Netherlands when they hear the word "kickboxing" they think of Thailand and that's a fact.

@audissupersportstation650

10 ай бұрын

@@urmumsbaps the dude smokes to mutch haha

@ekimandersom4478

10 ай бұрын

@@urmumsbaps That is Thai boxing. Kickboxing is a different sport

"Sent to the land of wind and ghosts." Best...line...ever.

@skryptix

9 ай бұрын

We

@aplias20

4 ай бұрын

Wtf

Thank U from the bottom of my heart, for taking me back trough my childhood, i watched all of this fights every thursday 19⁰⁰ on eurosport! Im a 1984 baby and started muay thai at 20y.age, i became austrian champion in K-1 - 75Kg in 2015 and fougth some more fights that i lost on points, wich was very disapointing! But no matter how often U fall, always stand up 1times more than U fell! 1L♡VE

Thank you for this, very well put together and this guy was savage.

he put 80 lbs of solid muscle on in no time after swapping camps and had massive moods swings and uncontrollable temper roid rage as its called

@shanghunter7697

Жыл бұрын

Exactly !!

@RyanLS

Жыл бұрын

Lol they were all on gear

@gmy33

11 ай бұрын

@@RyanLS they are ..

@gmy33

11 ай бұрын

@@shanghunter7697 i ve seen some other bodies cgange aswell .. did you ever see a young overeem ?? ..he started of with a body like mine ;-)

@planejane7093

11 ай бұрын

That sounds every word like anabolic steroids

The swords broke and many weapons were shattered into bits, those warriors who fought, were chopped and ultimately only the king survived.375. One☝👑 of BH

I loved it when the Aussie dropped him like a bad habit!

My favorite thing about when u highlight fighters is that u don’t just show them at there best, you make sure to go over their losses but show that they’re still talented and great despite the losses

8:54 "missile" wow literally 9:14 😂😂😂 Also, in a rematch with Overeem he lost with K.O again by spin-kick to the body, but not listed in this video.

Badr's worst enemy was his own temper. The dark prince of K1.

@georgedejongveg

Жыл бұрын

yep true (i think so too), i always wonder if he could be - just a bit - better if he controled it

@abeu

Жыл бұрын

@@georgedejongveg Me too. I miss watching his fights. But every time he do stupid shit and lose a fight by disqualification I'm just like 🤦🏻‍♂️

@georgedejongveg

Жыл бұрын

@@abeu lol, yeh

@theresurrectionmen8707

Жыл бұрын

He could have been a grand prix champ against remy. He was pressing him but then...

@chips2coins

Жыл бұрын

@@georgedejongveg he is a good fighter, but a very rotten personality. He is a very nasty man and I met a lot of people like him. They are willing to fight you 10 vs 1. I had it a couple of times that these types attacked me in groups, they have NO honor!

벌크업 진짜 얼마나 노력했을지 간접 적으로 보여주는 한 예 .. 최홍만 정말 강했구나 하고 새삼 느끼게 되는 영상 피터아츠는 전성기가 아니라 조금 아쉬웠던 경기... 악동이 되어버린 바다 하리.. 인성이 조금 아쉬운 파이터

He give me so much motivation 💯💯💯💯‼️

My favorite fighters of all time not in specific order. Badr Hari, Alex Pereira, Superbon Banchamek, Muhammad Ali, Jon Jones and Buakaw Banchamek

Amazing how many losses he had for a champ. And how he kept coming back like a bad cough.

Absolute machine Badr Hari and love the doco.

Badr Harry..... The Beast!!!!!!!!! Respect Mr. Badr!!!

extremely talented fighter but sadly lacking the mental aspect. But definately one of the K1 legends in his era. thx for a great walkthrue of Badr... topnudge.

Love him or hate him, Badr sure as hell gave good fights

He never ducked accountability for his loses....salute

The one fighter that never loses is time.

@madanismail1

Жыл бұрын

TRUE They all come across their worst BEAST at one time

@bobbyboucher1936

Жыл бұрын

Wow you are like so smart. And probably super strong. Here, have a gold star for being such a cool fella⭐️

@Juaninta666

Жыл бұрын

@ Bobby Boucher : ROFL 😂

@michaelangell3543

Жыл бұрын

Time loses to zero gravity...

NOW THIS GUY IS A TRUE NARRATOR....." THE THUNDARUS RIGHT, SEPARATED THE SOUL FROM THE BODY AND KARIAH WAS SENT TO THE LAND OF WIND AND GHOST".......STRAIGHT GANSTA TALK😎

@dnlamp382

10 ай бұрын

unfair fighter good yes, unfair........

Every single one of your videos rock. Well done!

That spinning heel kick was dazzling

@donsimons9810

Жыл бұрын

I loved the one that broke Badr's jaw. That was so satisfying to watch. Like Ali, it's just great to see their uppity bodies crumble

@romatim1000

11 ай бұрын

Hit him so hard, that Cristiano Ronaldo felt it😉

@country928

11 ай бұрын

@@donsimons9810 they had to put the humble pie in a blender so he could drink it through a straw. Lmao 🤣

@markvangennip7931

10 ай бұрын

And the next fight against Graham, he beat him. That was the biggest power of Hari. He rarely lost twice against the same opponent.

His leg gone forever, He such a good fighter

Nick work! I know this took some time to put together. Thank you.

Very good documentary done in a really pro way. And Hari was one of the best fighters ever but not a great example on the ring or outside. Anyway at the end was a great fighter !

Arlovski’s glass chin, WHAT a knockout!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

He fought against a lot of legends when they were already too old

Aggressive motivation 💪 👏 but expensive consequences

@gracie99999

Жыл бұрын

could be more intelligent wit it

Excellent video and recap of Badr Hari's career.

I love how the Aussie took him down with the same spinning kick he used to win his previous fight tho... The sheer disrespect 😆

37:40 i laughed out so loud when i saw this fail. Knowing what was written on his training wall "its easy to be hard, its hard to be smart" ... what an XD moment

Very well made video with well rounded details like it’s a documentary program! He got a heart!

Essa foi a melhor geração de lutadores, dava gosto de assistir essas lutas

I dont like badr due to his personality and stupid decisions outside the ring. But you cant ignore what a beast he was. And als always your videos are so amazing its better than watching HBO or 60 minutes !

@TheMMn25

5 ай бұрын

Love him or hate , he’s the goat of kick-boxing

Never heard of this guy but Overeem is more of a mainstream name and to know he slayed that dude is al the cred he needs.

That Leko knock out is the most impressive.

The bad guy has always been sucked by bad luck but has consistently been the best.

What an awesome fighter!!! Truly, one of the best I've ever seen, just amazing. Used his lanky long limbs to his advantage against much more stout + powerful combatants.

Absolutely brilliantly put together. One of the best KZread compilations/documentaries I've seen.

That 45 minutes felt like 20! Excellent all the way around!

Man, this videos are more like professional documentaries. Music, story, pauses... everything's top-notch!

@bishyeahbish3758

Жыл бұрын

There's plenty of channels just like this though so don't get too carried away with the compliments bro I know of at least ten other channels that do the same amount/quality of content in the mma world. I'm not saying they're not good but it's not any better than a lot of other channels that do the same thing bro. I'm just saying yo 🤷🏼‍♂️

@derrickross192

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@@bishyeahbish3758 don't get too carried away with being negative.

@infowazz

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@@derrickross192 true true. bish b crazy

@urkent4463

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just a wow from start to end

@jugghead-1975

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Agreed ... very well done! Let the trolls spew their venom, no sweat

Badr Hari is the Zlatan Ibrahimovic of K1

What makes him so crazy is his left back bruise, that makes him strong and also Crazy

Can we take a moment and acknowledge the amazing sportsmanship of the Belarusian?

He knocked out monsters? Sir, he's a damn monster himself...

@farhanmirdha3598

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Yh 125 professional fights 106 wins 92 kos 17 losses and 2 no contest Monster

I watched LIVE many of his fights. He had an amazing career.