Chen Hegao: A Real Fighter @Rantoni @KING OF THE STREETS

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0:00 hi some of you guys wanted me to make another video about fighting i'm going to be reviewing the video called the most dangerous kung fu style only found in china a subscriber of mine sent it to me and at the end of this video i will review a fight from king of the streets when you think of chinese martial arts we all know what comes to mind

[video] 0:30 and i shouldn't be that's true but it's also because of hollywood laughing i trained this stuff for years not that traditional chinese kung fu follows strict rules every movement is carefully choreographed

0:41 Then you can already know that the fighting style is useless. It should never follow any rules.

[video] 0:48 Through centuries of refinement, it seeks to cultivate the body as well as the mind. But when it comes to efficiency and self-defense, an increasing number of people are starting to realize...

[video] 1:01 It's not working. Chinese martial arts are fake. You obviously haven't met this man yet.

[video] 1:19 Sure, laugh all you want. Put him in bullshito compilations. But know this. What you are looking at is a modern fighting style so controversial, so effective, and so brutally pragmatic and unorthodox that it earned it the distinction the only martial art in post-1949 China with a legal count. I didn't want to believe it myself. I thought this dude is some joke. But what he has created has led to his students legally taking people's lives in China, where even attempted murder or robberies can easily get you sentenced to death. Traditional martial artists scoff at him, but law enforcement and military personnel actively seek out his lessons. His name is Chen Haogao. His style? Unlimited combat. Or as they call it on the streets... Mad Dog Fist. As my friend and I were researching this story, we were laughing and shaking our heads in disbelief in...

2:00 Unlimited combat? Sounds natural.

[video] 2:03 ...equal parts.

[video] 2:09 So sit back and enjoy the story of a man that deserves more recognition. The Real Karate Kid December 1962, Hangzhou, China. A skinny child named Chen Hagao is born into a world that shows him little mercy. Small for his age and constantly tormented by school bullies, eight-year-old Chen began teaching himself martial arts from comic books. Can you believe that shit? That is real desperation. By his teens, Chen joined his school's martial arts team, hoping traditional kung fu would protect him from daily beatings. Literally the Karate Kid plot. But unlike Xiao Drei, his faith in the traditional methods was shattered when he witnessed his own martial arts instructor, supposedly a master of mixed Xing Yi Quan, being brutally beaten by three high school thugs. I know what you're thinking. Why didn't he just use the snake mimic technique? What a loser. Chen then locked himself away, obsessively researching what truly works in real combat. This could have been the origin story of a Chinese Ra Salgul, but by age 23 in 1985, he had developed what he called close-range quick strike technique.

3:06 Exactly, that's pretty much what I said. What you see on TV, all over the internet nowadays, that's a clown show. That's a theater, it's a circus. It has nothing to do with natural fighting anyway.

3:27 It's nothing close to it, but you cannot even defend yourself in 99% of situations.

[video] 3:37 Of honor and fair play in favor of brutal effectiveness.

[video] 3:48 His fighting style looks nothing like the martial arts community has ever seen. Nothing that I've ever seen. Instead of elegant stances and flowing movements, Chen would bark loudly, shake uncontrollably,

4:02 All right. Yeah, of course. You go for the weakest parts to defend yourself. The most vulnerable parts.

[video] 4:16 animalistic.

4:22 When people say animalistic nowadays, when referring to anything, they really just mean natural, they mean wild. Wild sounds scary to an enslaved, cultivated human being, but in reality, When you look at the word origin, it just means self-willed, meaning that you do what you want to do, meaning that wild, animalistic fighting is you completely doing what you want to do. You see the most vulnerable parts, You see the opponent's weaknesses, and you attack those to defend yourself. That's all that it's about. But nowadays, people watch some stupid clown shows, boxing, MMA, absolute joke, just laughable. Get the out with that shit. And then they do that in real life. And when other people do that, maybe it will work, of course. But when you are in an actual situation where you need to defend yourself,

5:22 which is what he talked about before, then none of that will work. It's useless. Completely useless.

[video] 5:48 The principle of no principles. Chen's fighting system is built on ideas that horrify traditional martial artists. Honor, dignity. His philosophy is simple.

5:57 That's my philosophy. I spit on it.

[video] 6:02 If you can attack from behind, never confront directly. If you...

6:05 Yes, natural behavior. That's what every predator does. If you are in a forest, an animal will only attack you from the back. If they are super hungry and it's the only option, they will come from the front, then you will see them. Imagine a scenario. Somebody is attacking your mother. Of course you want to save her. What will you do? Will you go from the front first so that the guy or whoever who is attacking your mother can see you and then defend himself? No, you would never do that. You would go from behind because you want to save your mother. You want to... Succeed you want to win You wouldn't do something so stupid.

[video] 6:53 You can deceive an ambush never be forthright and honorable If you can fight as a group never fight honor is a religious term. There is no such thing in nature Alone if you have a gun never use a knife always use a weapon before empty hands

7:08 Of course, because that's natural. And some people say, but we don't have claws, we don't have any built-in weapons. Who cares? If you follow this logic, then you should also not eat meat, because meat comes from the outside. But what's the only thing that matters? That you want to eat meat. You naturally want to consume animals. This is an inborn need that you have. And it's the same with weapons. You are a thrower. It's just who you are. You cannot change that. Humans hunt by throwing. That's how we fight in the first place. And then if you cannot do that, you do something else, and if you cannot do that, something else, and so on. And the worst thing you could possibly do is punching.

8:07 Kicking is even better than punching, but punching is the worst.

[video] 8:11 would never do that there's just no scenario in nature where you would do it it's impossible that's why there's no recorded cases of somebody punching in nature it's only what modern slaves do if you can don't just injure if you can cause severe injury never cause minor injury chen taught his students to weaponize everything around them scissors became his signature weapon small enough to carry anywhere sharp enough to be lethal yet not classified as a controlled weapon under chinese law but his

8:37 Ah, that's interesting. Makes a lot of sense. If you take away the weapons from the people then they will use what they can use.

[video] 8:48 Arsenal extends to rulers, pens, triangular drafting tools, wrenches and kitchen utensils.

9:01 It equals 30 years of training for the one finger punch.

[video] 9:07 He trained students in psychological warfare.

9:10 This is so absolutely correct. This guy is great.

[video] 9:16 Spitting in opponents' faces, throwing dirt in their eyes, biting throats if necessary. He explained the barking is to scare opponents, raise your own level of adrenaline, reduce susceptibility to pain, and enter a state of rage required to act immediately.

[video] 9:33 Most people dismiss his methods as disgraceful and primitive thuggery rather than legitimate martial arts.

9:38 Primitive. Primitive again just means natural. Everything that's primitive is good. Everything that's primitive is better than anything that's modern. Just everything.

[video] 9:48 and implemented one absolute rule that would elevate his system beyond mere street fighting. Every student must master Chinese law before learning a single technique. The first textbook is not a martial arts manual. It's the criminal code of the People's Republic of China. It's understanding the laws of self-defense.

[video] 10:12 And you know what? You can learn his techniques right now as you're watching this video. I'm going to link his training book in the description. It's completely free. Some of it looks like the scribblings of a madman, which it is. He drew this all himself, by the way. But it works. Just watch. The students who made headlines. While most martial arts schools understandably use tournament trophies to display their merit, Chen's unlimited combat became known for something far more consequential. Documented cases of his students who legally attacked attackers in self-defense situations. 2001, Chen's student Feng was attacked at his rural home by 12 armed assailants. 12.

[video] 10:49 Please get that in your head, okay? Well, these are not fantasy stories. It's documented cases. Employing unlimited combat techniques, funked one attacker, seriously injured two, and sent the remaining nine fleeing in terror. The Yulin City Police Department ruled it as legitimate self-defense. 2002 Chen student Liu was confronted by seven men with weapons.

11:09 That's very interesting Huh? I'm not surprised. It's just interesting how Even those kind of guys are just not prepared for natural fighting I'm not going to say that this is 100% natural fighting but It's way better than anything that I've seen. I

11:33 Wow, I'm impressed actually.

[video] 11:36 At the Dongguan train station, using improvised weapons, he killed one attacker and severely wounded three. The Dongguan prosecutor's office determined his actions were justified self-defense. 2005, Shenzhen. When the thieves then returned with weapons, he used what?

[video] 12:04 mad dog fist, resulting in one death and two severe injuries. Shenzhen's District Public Security Bureau ruled it as self-defense. This particular case received national television coverage, bringing widespread attention to Chen's controversial fighting system. In an interview, he claimed, I was terrified. I didn't want to hurt anyone, but remembered my teacher's training. Better them than me. But not all stories ended in vindication. Chen's senior disciple, Zhang, faced 11 armed attackers and successfully neutralized five. One ****, four injuries. But when he pursued the fleeing attackers like an actual mad dog, he took it too literal, his actions were ruled excessive self-defense, requiring him to pay compensation. He was one of his very first disciples, but Chen expelled him from the school as a reminder to all students, power without restraint leads to punishment, not justice. He's like a real-life Batman.

12:46 Of course, not in nature. But in the system, sure.

[video] 12:58 From outcast to instructor. Despite not being taken seriously in traditional martial arts circles, Chen's pragmatic approach gradually attracted attention from organizations that deal with real-world violence daily. In 2004, Chen was appointed as a special instructor for a prison riot control unit in Zhejiang province, teaching guards how to subdue violent inmates quickly and effectively.

[video] 13:21 By 2002, the Hangzhou Public Security Bureau invited Shen to appear on a television program teaching taxi drivers and traffic police how to counter robbery attempts. His demonstrations were so intense with nothing held back that some viewers felt complained to the broadcaster.

[video] 13:36 By 2007, Chen's influence had expanded to the military, teaching specialized fighting techniques to a division of the People's Liberation Army. In 2009, Chen reached the pinnacle of his professional recognition when he was appointed as the Anti-Terrorist Special Operations Combat Instructor for the Zhejiang Provincial Armed Police Corps.

[video] 14:00 As I'm sure many of you know, most martial arts like Shaolin Kung Fu, BJJ, they require years and years, decades of dedicated training to get really good on a high level. But Unlimited Combat is designed for rapid acquisition by ordinary people, regardless of age, size or physical ability.

[video] 14:19 Now we should take such testimonials with a grain of salt. I for one would be very concerned about a false sense of security. That's the thing with self-defense. It's unpredictable. No two situations are the same. And if you end up taking more risks in your daily life because you carry scissors and you know how to bark, might not have the intended effect. So this stark contrast reveals a fundamental divide in the Chinese martial arts world, or maybe actually globally. While traditional martial artists condemn this method as dishonorable, , those who face violence professionally, police officers, prison guards, riot control units, military and special operations personnel embrace the cold, no-nonsense efficiency of his approach. modern relevancy and controversy. Very few fighting instructors have polarized public opinion in China like Chen Hegao. Following a brutal attack on a woman at a Tang Shan restaurant three years ago that shocked China, Chen made headlines again by publicly advising people to use broken bottles, scissors or whatever weapons available in such situations, to not hold back, to fight like an animal.

15:09 Yes, naturally to defend yourself, you would grab anything. And that's the first thing that you should do for self-defense because using your own body, it will always be not necessarily ineffective, of course, but in comparison, it really is a joke.

[video] 15:29 That's funny, because it's actually the other way around.

[video] 15:58 Even the Shaolin Temple had to chime in. Buddhist monk Xuanzhi questioned whether Chen's approach could even be classified as martial arts. And I get his confusion. This guy is not even talking about spiritual energy. How is it possible? They labeled his system as nut buster for focusing on groan attacks, which is very funny because what the hell is this then? What are you guys training for? His unconventional weapons and tactics have been dismissed as low class and without dignity. Now, not unlike most other fake martial arts masters around the world, all the kings of bullshido, even Chen has consistently refused to participate in challenge matches. stating that his system was designed specifically to counter dangerous criminals, not to compete with other fighters. My style is too dangerous for fighting. If I showed you, you'd die. 99% of the time when people say that, it's BS. But if you look through his handbook, his record, his students, the institutions that hire him, he might actually be correct. I'm telling you, this guy is built different. His stuff is different. What is barking like a dog gonna do in an organized match except entertainment? How are you going to use scissors? Throat biting? Whatever this is. He could literally use none of the things he actively teaches. His system is built around the scary, life-threatening event of an attempt on your life and everything that entails in particular.

[video] 17:08 Exactly. That's exactly right.

[video] 17:22 means injury or even loss of life. Nowadays, China has expanded its teaching approach, forming partnerships with law firms to provide even more comprehensive legal education alongside combat training. First, the other party is not guilty. Second, the other party is in the process. Third, and also the most important, that is, do not act rashly. Only when the other party causes a huge risk to us or his or her life, then continue to give in. But online, particularly among younger generations, Chen has become something of a folk hero. On Bilibili, China's leading video platform, Chen's instructional videos regularly receive millions of views. People post countless memes and fan edited compilations of his techniques often bear provocative titles like Legal Guide to and Judge of the Underworld. That would be a great comic book name for him. Wouldn't that be a beautiful irony? He once tried to learn from comic book heroes and he became one. Gorgeous. These younger viewers appreciate Chen's rejection of what they see as empty rituals. His emphasis on practical self-defense resonates in a society increasingly concerned with personal safety. Of course you avoid any kind of harm anyway

18:39 That's animal nature. This is what he was teaching. If you can attack from behind, never confront directly. I already talked about that. If you can deceive and ambush, never be forthright and honorable. If you can fight as a group, never fight alone. Very important, because no animal does that. You can see this in street fights, when somebody attacks somebody, and the friend wants to defend the one who is being attacked, then everybody else will say, let them fight alone, but it goes against your nature. If you have a gun, never use a knife, of course, common sense. Always use a weapon before empty hands. should be common sense, but it isn't today. If you can k, don't just n. Interesting.

19:33 If you can cause severe n, never cause minor n. When facing a challenge, call your friends to arrange an ambush. Fake small talk, then use sand to block, then use weapons to trip and always fight to K. If you really want to use bare hands to eliminate a criminal, your 20 to 30 years of training, will still only give you a 1% chance against someone with a knife. That's what he said before and that's so incredibly correct. Now I'm going to review the latest fight from the King of the Streets YouTube channel. A subscriber of mine recommended it, but I also wanted to do it because in my video about fighting I reviewed a short clip from one of the fights of the channel.

20:31 In that video nothing happened, I skipped through it all, but some of you said that I should review another video of the channel.

20:51 A French 24-year-old versus a American 42-year-old. Okay.

[video] 21:36 Go on, kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him! Kick him!

22:09 There's definitely no wild behavior, nothing even close to it.

[video] 22:38 Maxime, I don't want to go up! I don't want to go up! Yes, it's a victory! That's it! That's it, Maxime! Come on! Come on! You're going to use your ring as soon as he takes his hand. Keep your right arm under it. Keep your right arm under it as soon as he takes his hand. Come on, Seba! Come on, Seba! Come on, Seba! Come on! Come on!

23:04 Okay, this makes a lot more sense. This is way closer to actual real fighting.

23:26 I may have to blur some of this, but he's biting his finger or two fingers.

[video] 23:34 Pose! Pose! Pose! Pose! Pose!

23:42 The American has the upper hand here, kind of literally. Interesting. I wouldn't expect this from an American because you would expect them to be even more programmed. Although French people are also very programmed. They didn't used to be. Kind of sad, the downfall of France.

24:12 i love it he's reaching uh for the eyes what else are you gonna do really in this situation punching is uh ineffective in comparison

24:31 I love it. I love the American. Okay, this is what I like to see. This is good. Yeah. Okay.

24:47 And he tapped out. I don't know how much of this I will be blurring. That's why I'm commenting the fight.

25:00 You're a loser. And he's 42, man.

25:07 To be fair, he had maybe more mass.

25:16 You could just tell that the French guy wasn't prepared for it because the American is experienced. He's 42. Maybe he has been doing it for a while. He knows what's effective. Obviously, you cannot do everything in these fights, but compared to boxing, that anyway, but even MMA and all that garbage, this is actually way closer to nature. You can kind of actually do what you want to do. You have the fingers there, of course. What are you going to do? You will bite the fingers, as he did. What else?

[video] 25:58 Okay, I have to say, I have to say it. I like the guy. That was good.

26:06 That was good. Yeah.

26:29 If I could respect any fighters, it would be guys like him.

26:38 Let's read the comments on this video. You mentioned being 30 kg heavier. Okay, and still have to win with eye gouge. Pathetic. What does it matter how he won? He won. Is it relevant? How? But I was right when I thought that he has more mass. But in nature, you cannot choose who's going to attack you. Usually the bigger animals will attack the smaller ones. That's nature. Take some big balls to fight Bloodaxe, because you know he's coming for your eyes, respect. That's him, yeah? Well, I don't know who he is, but cool guy as far as I can see. Whatever, French comment. Eric Olsen, the dirtiest KOTS fighter, and that's exactly not the case. He's the cleanest, the most natural one. Probably, I don't know, the other ones. I don't watch this stuff.

27:37 I never watch this stuff because it's pretty boring, although these fights are way better than anything that I've seen. I could even understand why people watch this. It's still slave behavior, but... It's closer to what you want to see. It's closer to what you would experience yourself, which is why people are attracted to it. No, he's absolutely doing what you should be doing. There's also a lot of limits when it comes to KOTS, but it's not dirty, this is good. Dirty fighting would be punching and kicking, that's the dirtiest way to fight, it's the stupidest, most unnatural way. In nature, you just need to win, there's no such thing as dirty. Finger in die Augen, also Deutsch zu stecken, ist das Feigste, was man einem Gegner antun kann.

28:38 Was für eine ** ist das überhaupt? Wow. Ein ehrenloser Hund ist das. Ja, genau. Er ist ein Hund, weil er natürlich ist, du dummer **.

28:54 He said that he's a dog. I should have translated it. He's just saying that he's not fighting clean again, basically. It boils down to the same. Stupid people, man, in the comments. He has never won a fight without picking the opponent in the eye. So who cares? He won. Well, it doesn't matter how.

29:17 No, he's the best fighter, maybe. Who knows? Wait, maybe he's the best fighter that I've ever seen on TV or online. Of course. Yeah, actually. Imagine some loser like Conor McGregor up against him. Zero chance. That's not a fighter. All he can do is stick his finger. They don't even understand what fighting means. Who are these losers who watch these videos? They don't even understand it.

29:53 That is fighting. If anything, that's fighting. What the French guy did, except for the biting, that's not fighting. The kicking, the punching, that's not fighting. They don't get it. Why keep bringing this guy? Every fight does the same. Really? I should maybe watch more of his fights then. Huh?

30:21 No one who gets in there is a coward. You could say that, I suppose.

30:29 If eye poking is allowed, then you know you're going up against someone that's gonna poke your eyes. If you can't stop him from eye poking, that's on you, buddy. Exactly. You go up against him, you want to win. What do you want to do? Only kick and punch? Then go and box? Go and do MMA like all the losers. That's what you should do. If you go there, then expect some more natural so-called techniques. Expect more natural behavior. What is this stupid talk? Man, I can't stand this because this guy actually knows how to fight, somewhat at least anyway. Ah, fk all of these people, man. They don't even know what the fk they are talking about. I'm not taking any of this seriously. All that matters in nature is that you win. How you win is irrelevant.

31:25 These slaves talk about rules, honor, religious beliefs. What does any of this have to do with fighting? They call him a dirty fighter, but they would also call the earth dirty, because their slave minds are upside down. They would call you dirty if they would see that there's some earth on you, even though in reality you would be cleaner than anybody around you. And that's why when they see natural fighting or something close to it, they automatically, because of the severe brainwashing, call it dirty. Does it matter how you achieve something or does the achievement matter? If you are the last one standing and your opponent is on the ground, does it matter how you achieve that?

32:25 Maybe if you are completely programmed. But in nature, your family will be celebrating. You will be the winners and you will laugh at the losers. Will it matter to you how you won? No. Thanks for watching.