LEARN TO FIGHT WITH YOUTUBE

There're many videotutorials in Youtube. If you wanna do or learn to do something, you can be sure someone has uploaded a video explaining how to do it.
Trav has opened a martial arts gym and, in order to attract clients, he has a website where he uploads videos showing how to hit or how to defend ourselves.

And, as one thing is the theory and another the practice, Trav went out to the street with a challenge. He tells men to hit him on the face with gloves. He'll do nothing, just dodge.



This is his channel on Youtube.

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Mark Webber spilling all of it. One of the girls reacts impassively. That says a lot of her.

LET’S SETTLE THIS LIKE MEN

You know the classic "Bet you’re not that tough without your badge"? Well, some take it off just to clear up any doubts about their gender identity.



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Acrobats.

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10 VS 2

In recent years, the spectacle of fights has been going downhill without brakes, and the worst part is that it seems like no one is at the wheel. The brainstorming sessions of promoters must be absolute madness: fights in phone booths, fights in pools, two vs. two, two girls against one guy, two dwarfs against a guy of average height… It’s no longer about organizing real fights, but about who can come up with the most absurd idea.

The latest? Two professional fighters against ten amateur fighters, a complete spectacle organized by Real Xtreme Fighting (RXF), Romania’s top MMA league. Basically, it’s like throwing two medieval knights against ten peasants or putting two pit bulls against ten poodles.

Where do we draw the line? No idea. But at this rate, MMA is turning more into a circus than a sport. Full speed downhill with no brakes.



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3 sets of 15.

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THOSE WHO PREACH TOLERANCE ARE OFTEN THE MOST INTOLERANT

The ones who pride themselves on being open and respectful are often the most aggressive when faced with opposing views. They don’t seek debate but rather to impose their beliefs, and when someone disagrees, they resort to insults, censorship, and personal attacks.
For them, tolerance only applies if you agree with their stance. They live in echo chambers where they only hear like-minded opinions, and when someone challenges their ideas, they see it as a threat rather than a different perspective. Their response isn’t dialogue—it’s hostility—because deep down, they don’t want to argue, they want to control the narrative.

True tolerance means accepting diverse viewpoints without violence or censorship, yet many have turned their version of tolerance into a rigid dogma that leaves no room for dissent. Ironically, those who talk the most about tolerance are often the first to attack those who simply think differently.

A man tries to debate random people on the street about abortion. People share their opinions—until a mother, with her young daughter, decides to silence the dissenter.



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The slow-motion shot of the day.

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THE RULES ARE SIMPLE: HANG AND KICK

Participants hanging from a metal bar must try to knock each other off using kicks. It’s part of the Breaking Down event, known for its bizarre and entertaining combat games. The creator of this event is Mikuru Asakura, a renowned mixed martial arts fighter and Japanese YouTuber.



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Stirring the flames.

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BAD VIBES AT THE OPENING OF SHAQUILLE O'NEAL'S NEW RESTAURANT

The recent opening of a Big Chicken restaurant in Hartland, Michigan, didn't go as smoothly as planned. Big Chicken, a fast-food chain created in 2018 by basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal, is known for its Louisiana-style fried chicken sandwiches and other dishes inspired by O'Neal's childhood. Despite the presence of Shaquille O'Neal himself at the event, things got complicated for a small group of attendees.

A man with dreadlocks, frustrated because not everyone could get in immediately, made comments about having a weapon. The police, who were on site, decided to intervene and removed the man from the line. The situation escalated when two women accompanying him got involved, leading to a confrontation. In the end, three arrests were made, a toy gun was confiscated, and an officer was slightly injured.



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STRICKLAND VS NAVY SEAL

Sean Strickland (Former UFC champion) was challenged by a Navy SEAL for a sparring competition after Strickland said that Navy SEALs were delusional for thinking they could beat him. Strickland claimed that, although special forces know how to fight, it's ridiculous to think they could beat him in a fistfight. A Navy SEAL named Jimmy Watson responded, saying that even the weakest SEAL would destroy him in a street fight.

Strickland accepted the challenge but couldn't get in contact with Watson. Months later, Strickland finally had a sparring match with Mitch Aguiar, an ex-Navy SEAL. Strickland showed the difference between regular fighters and a former champion.

During the fight, Strickland threw powerful punches that cornered Aguiar against the cage. Despite his defeat, Aguiar endured a brutal beating without giving up, getting up again and again, thus demonstrating his incredible mental toughness.



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