In this video we can see Royce Gracie Black Belt Roy Peretz, obviously outsized fighting some random Karate guy who challenged him to a bare hands fight.

Everything would be ok but the end of the fight is really shocking. BJJ guys shouldn’t act disrespectfully like this to another martial artists and their opponents. Check what happened in video.

https://youtu.be/mDLEBK5A8aw

Do you know who the Dog Brothers are and what’s their style of fighting? Sticks, Chains, Knives… and a lot of grappling involved in this type of “war”.

The Dog Brothers are a group of martial artists that have gained notoriety in the Filipino Martial Arts community for the group’s annual “Gathering of the Pack” collectives. These collectives feature dangerous weapon-based sparring matches that they have copyrighted as “Real Contact Stickfighting”.

John Fitch, Jiu Jitsu Black Belt and Former UFC fighter.

I spent last Nov. training in the Army MACP. All their soldiers go through this program. Going through this process has given me a much better understanding of what our military goes through and an even deeper respect for our troops.

Which Martial Art is the Best for the Streets and Self Defense?

While most of the grappling martial arts are oriented on sport and competition Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is not just a sport-oriented grappling martial art. Old school Jiu Jitsu started as a self-defense martial art and Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is still focused on it.

It’s actually very hard to fight against a knife with grappling martial arts or any other martial arts. But once you’re on the ground chances of your surviving a knife-wielding attacker are much bigger.

Controlling his arms and chest are the key in this situation, but even then, if you make everything perfect it’s very likely you’ll get cut.

So, does grappling martial arts have any chances of defending against a knife attack? Let’s see how good Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is against a knife in hands of the best in the world with it, Kali Martial Artists.

Jocko Willink: Jiu-Jitsu is Only the Second Most Effective Form of Self Defense

John Fitch in a Real Knife Fight

You remember the MMA guy who fought Tai Chi master and knocked him out in 10 seconds? He’s on a mission again.

The fight ended before it even began. Police in China swept in and detained controversial Chinese mixed martial arts fighter Xu Xiaodong minutes before his scheduled comeback fight against a Tai Chi master.

The planned fight came just weeks after video of Xu brutally flattening a Tai Chi master went viral – a fight that lasted just about 10 seconds, prompting massive backlash that forced Xu into hiding. Xu, an outspoken self-promoter, has claimed he is on a mission to expose fake masters of traditional martial arts.

VICE News met with Xu at his gym in Beijing earlier this month when he was still preparing for the scheduled battle that ended up not happening.

Jocko Willink about REAL Martial Arts vs FAKE Martial Arts

Fred Mastro in an MMA Fight – Let’s See if He’s Able to Apply his Techniques in a real MMA fight

Grandmaster with 12 Black Belts and 7th Degree in Grappling