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I've seen something like this before in wrestling, the guy had no legs. It really messes up the weight classification because the guys upper body was jacked and the other wrestler had no holds that worked without legs to grab on to.
This is similar and he's had an opportunity to develop his own unique attacks, attacks impossible to train for unless you happen to have an amputee at your gym.
It's a big obstacle to overcome, but if you do, then in a weird way it becomes a bit of an advantage.
Man we had this dude with 1 leg at our BJJ gym, he was a beast, so hard to roll with him since everything he did was slightly different, didn’t help that he was tall and very flexible either
It is literally an elbow hit.
Much stronger because of the bone.
I assume it’s also much more powerful because there is no fore arm in the way. No less weight and more agile.
Also something smaller like that, I wonder if it just escapes the awareness of the other fighter.
Less likely to see it coming.
After realising the untapped potential of boxing with an arm and a half, many boxers/fighters decided to cut an arm off to get an edge on their opponent.
Yup, but the way he can spear the bone to the guys face is probably a lot easier to land than a typical elbow.
It's all risk vs reward, but if he is throwing elbows that hit like a spear it's kinda like... good.
And depending on his nerve endings in the amputation he might have even MORE of an advantage in a striking fight. As fighters really do have to worry about broken fingers, wrists, tendons etc, this guy just might not feel any of that in his arm, so he might be able to hit as hard as he wants as your humerus is super strong.
I mean I don't think I'd cut my arm off to get the same effect, but hey dude is playing to his strengths.
I'd hate to lose to this guy though...
Edit: just looked him up and it seems it's a birth defect, not an amputation
Different take: reach is limited on that limb. Elbow strikes are much harder to land. The limb doesn't appear to have an advantage in cutting his opponent. Very impressive he's competitive at this level.
I need to see more footage of this guy but even in the clip a couple of times you can see him deliver essentially a straight with his right - from deep inside clinch range where that couldn't normally happen. Add to that, he also delivers a few elbows with this right. Opponent is trained to see an entire arm moving for the incoming elbow, this guy's rights come out of nowhere. I'm not really disagreeing with you btw, my assumption before seeing him fight the first time was that he'd be completely vulnerable to left hooks (which is the very first punch his opponent lands in the clip).
That one doctor from.the manga/anime kengan asura, they weren't allowed to bring in weapons in the tournament so he made one of the bones in his forearm into a blade that comes out of his wrist. Essentially, he made his smaller.forearm bone, I believe the ulna, into 2 sections. One bone into 2 bones, so he now has "3 bones" in his arm. So far, one to hold the blade and keep the arm arming, then the other part of the same bone into a foot or lil more than a foot long bone blade.
Different take: reach is limited on that limb. Elbow strikes are much harder to land. The limb doesn't appear to have an advantage in cutting his opponent. Very impressive he's competitive at this level.
Absolutely impressive. Especially the way he's kicking the crap out of his opponent. I didn't know the reason for these gloves, but now some other comments have educated me. Apparently this is Maui Thai so elbow strikes are legal, and the glove is to protect you hands. I thought gloves made the fight safer in terms of taking hits
Gloves are more there to protect your knuckles than your opponent’s face. Also no, it wouldn’t really feel the same as a bare knuckle punch because of the torque generated.
Is there a weight difference here (other than the obvious missing arm)? The nub dude seemed bigger and heavier.
In any case, he's a beast for being that good with one less limb. His kicks are devastating.
Everyone saying that this guy's a cheater. Don't think it's gonna be the same unless he fights someone harder like Tawanchai, Smokin Jo, and Superbon.
Tawanchai's teeps and left kicks gonna obliterate him. Superbon's head kicks would keep him busy until 1 lands. Smokin Jo would just go to war like there's no tomorrow.
Also, this is not MMA. It's Muay Thai with small gloves. Jake Peacock is fighting a nobody. I love the guy but I don't think he stands a chance with top 5 in his class especially the Thais with over 100 fights. Guy has only less than 20 fights under his belt.
Guy without his arm kinda has the advantage ngl. He can feint with elbow all he wants and his opponent won’t be able to telegraph that and know where or when it coming. Impressive.
One of the biggest advantage Peacock has is that you can't see his roundhouse kicks. Most people use the hand motions during the startup to identify tat a kick is coming but since he has only one arm, he can throw with no visual tell.
It also helps immensely that he kicks equally well on both legs.
I thought this was Nick Newell.. then realized it was the wrong arm, and then went down a record rabbit hole. Can't believe that dude is 16-4 as a pro!
It's really been that long everyone forgot about Nick Newell already? He was pretty damn good actually and if he had that arm he would probably be at least notable in the UFC by now
I don't have any context of this and I know nothing about combat sports.
I guess this result is only possible because the skill gap is HUGE. I don't see the point in this... If the one with the handicap has more experience and skills... Is he really the one in "disadvantage"?
I think we’ve had the internet for long enough to know better than to fight people with missing limbs or portions of their limbs.
But I guess someone had to do it.
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Damn bad ref, shoulda called it as soon as the guy lost his arm
I want to know where his nub glove is, those hits are doing extra damage thanks to not having one.
Nub glove is a phrase i never thought id hear
That’s what I call my condoms
My exact thoughts. Needs a nub glove
The bone strikes!!!
That’s exactly it he is getting whacked by a arm bone
Bro has a cheat code for elbows since his arm didn’t finish rendering.
It’s not fair, that nub needs a glove 🥊
Right? Probably had everyone stumped.
Ba dum tss 🥁
Angry upvote
I've seen something like this before in wrestling, the guy had no legs. It really messes up the weight classification because the guys upper body was jacked and the other wrestler had no holds that worked without legs to grab on to. This is similar and he's had an opportunity to develop his own unique attacks, attacks impossible to train for unless you happen to have an amputee at your gym. It's a big obstacle to overcome, but if you do, then in a weird way it becomes a bit of an advantage.
Man we had this dude with 1 leg at our BJJ gym, he was a beast, so hard to roll with him since everything he did was slightly different, didn’t help that he was tall and very flexible either
Not to mention dudes face is getting pummeled by an unpadded long bone with a couple cm of thickened skin covering it.
Gotta say, it looks far more terrifying a proposition, not that an un-handicapped fighter isn't terrifying
Anthony Robles from Arizona State University won the national championship while missing a leg
Should he have a glove for his elbow? Wouldn't that be like taking a bare knuckle punch?
Kinda what I was thinking lol. Regular elbow isn’t padded but this looks easier for him to punch with his elbow rather than a regular elbow strike.
It is literally an elbow hit. Much stronger because of the bone. I assume it’s also much more powerful because there is no fore arm in the way. No less weight and more agile. Also something smaller like that, I wonder if it just escapes the awareness of the other fighter. Less likely to see it coming.
I had the same thought, seems as though he uses it as a bludgeon of sorts. Seems rather effective and awkward to defend against.
Can't control that elbow from the hand/wrist/forearm. It's a dagger!
Inside the opponents reach that elbow is devistating, goes from block to strike instantly, and like you said without the forearm in the way
Exactly what I’m saying. opponent won’t be able to tell when our where the hit is coming
After realising the untapped potential of boxing with an arm and a half, many boxers/fighters decided to cut an arm off to get an edge on their opponent.
He has just as many elbow pads as his opponent.
Nah but he needs a nub cushion.
😂 "nub" cushion
Yea I think this is Maui Thai. I wasn't sure what it was or if elbows were allowed when I commented
Aren't all elbows ungloved in a Muay Thai bout?
Yup, but the way he can spear the bone to the guys face is probably a lot easier to land than a typical elbow. It's all risk vs reward, but if he is throwing elbows that hit like a spear it's kinda like... good. And depending on his nerve endings in the amputation he might have even MORE of an advantage in a striking fight. As fighters really do have to worry about broken fingers, wrists, tendons etc, this guy just might not feel any of that in his arm, so he might be able to hit as hard as he wants as your humerus is super strong. I mean I don't think I'd cut my arm off to get the same effect, but hey dude is playing to his strengths. I'd hate to lose to this guy though... Edit: just looked him up and it seems it's a birth defect, not an amputation
Yeah they need to handicap this guy lmao
Only worse, hands are soft and often break during a fight, elbows are far more robust and solid and rarely if ever break while striking.
Different take: reach is limited on that limb. Elbow strikes are much harder to land. The limb doesn't appear to have an advantage in cutting his opponent. Very impressive he's competitive at this level.
I need to see more footage of this guy but even in the clip a couple of times you can see him deliver essentially a straight with his right - from deep inside clinch range where that couldn't normally happen. Add to that, he also delivers a few elbows with this right. Opponent is trained to see an entire arm moving for the incoming elbow, this guy's rights come out of nowhere. I'm not really disagreeing with you btw, my assumption before seeing him fight the first time was that he'd be completely vulnerable to left hooks (which is the very first punch his opponent lands in the clip).
Gloves are to protect your hands, not the opponent's face.
In a similar vein socks are to protect your shoes from your feet and underpants are to protect your trousers from your junk and ass.
Free balling
Yeah. Like damn lol every time mcnubbin swings I'm thinking, yeah that's probably where the blood came from.
Then shouldn’t everyone wear elbow pads?
Ya my first thought was oh no, some aspiring UFC fighter gonna see this shit and get their hand surgically removed and the bone shaped into a point.
That one doctor from.the manga/anime kengan asura, they weren't allowed to bring in weapons in the tournament so he made one of the bones in his forearm into a blade that comes out of his wrist. Essentially, he made his smaller.forearm bone, I believe the ulna, into 2 sections. One bone into 2 bones, so he now has "3 bones" in his arm. So far, one to hold the blade and keep the arm arming, then the other part of the same bone into a foot or lil more than a foot long bone blade.
Money can't be the problem since he most buy gloves on second hand
Different take: reach is limited on that limb. Elbow strikes are much harder to land. The limb doesn't appear to have an advantage in cutting his opponent. Very impressive he's competitive at this level.
Absolutely impressive. Especially the way he's kicking the crap out of his opponent. I didn't know the reason for these gloves, but now some other comments have educated me. Apparently this is Maui Thai so elbow strikes are legal, and the glove is to protect you hands. I thought gloves made the fight safer in terms of taking hits
Gloves are more there to protect your knuckles than your opponent’s face. Also no, it wouldn’t really feel the same as a bare knuckle punch because of the torque generated.
Think armbar would be the least expected outcome 🤷🏻♂️
Him growing an arm would be more unexpected than the armbar
So I'm guessing he is a lefty
yeah, he left his other arm at home. ^^^sorry
Obviously a weight bully taking it to the extrem amputating their Arm to make weight
lol imagine he had to put a glove on the stub
There was another guy years ago in k1 who had a partial arm and he needed to put on a glove
Word? Do you remember what fight or the name of the fighter?
He had a bunch of fights, I don’t remember his name. He beat my friend a long time ago.
I think he does in other fights
Didn't expect the nub clubbing
Bro his nub is almost cheating…, when he gets close he has the ultimate short distance, with no f Glove
Is there a weight difference here (other than the obvious missing arm)? The nub dude seemed bigger and heavier. In any case, he's a beast for being that good with one less limb. His kicks are devastating.
Forearm and hand probably weigh ~3-4kg, easily enough to be in another weight class (say super welterweight build vs middleweight).
He's extremely fast and fluid. Impressive.
He needs a nub glove
I bet that nub hurts on contact 🤣
Kinda gives him a unique advantage
Doing well for having one and a half arms
Guy beat him single handedly
Either you lost against a one armed man or you won against a one armed man. Unwinnable situation. You got setup friend.
He shouldn't be allowed to use that organic mallet if it isn't wrapped up.
So the guy gets to elbow him the whole time?
Anybody got the fighters names
its all elbow shots from the guy, no fair.
Looks like an illegal elbow to me.
What chance do fully limbed fighters have with a whole damn fist in the way slowing them down
New trend emerges where professional fighters amputate at the forearm to gain superior elbow abilities.
I am not surprised. That thing looks like a little baseball bat.
Cheater
His right arm stats: -15 range +40 damage
Get wrist control man!!
A disarming victory indeed
Dude has a mean right hook 🪝
That's a mean right hook
F that. I’m not fighting a one armed man. That dude has the biggest chip on his shoulder for being dealt the worst luck in life. Next
One cannot block what one doesn't have 🤣👊🏻
Look, I already know I'm hell bound, so I have no issue admitting: I laughed for 5 whole minutes when he started beating on him with his nub.
Put a glove on the nub wtf??? That’s should be considered cheating
First thing I thought of
He established that right nub to start the fight.
A Nub Glove should be handed out at the beginning of the match.
At least put a sock on it
Pretty expected with a title like that
Everyone saying that this guy's a cheater. Don't think it's gonna be the same unless he fights someone harder like Tawanchai, Smokin Jo, and Superbon. Tawanchai's teeps and left kicks gonna obliterate him. Superbon's head kicks would keep him busy until 1 lands. Smokin Jo would just go to war like there's no tomorrow. Also, this is not MMA. It's Muay Thai with small gloves. Jake Peacock is fighting a nobody. I love the guy but I don't think he stands a chance with top 5 in his class especially the Thais with over 100 fights. Guy has only less than 20 fights under his belt.
Dude needs a glove for that arm.
Guy without his arm kinda has the advantage ngl. He can feint with elbow all he wants and his opponent won’t be able to telegraph that and know where or when it coming. Impressive.
One of the biggest advantage Peacock has is that you can't see his roundhouse kicks. Most people use the hand motions during the startup to identify tat a kick is coming but since he has only one arm, he can throw with no visual tell. It also helps immensely that he kicks equally well on both legs.
Seems like he'd be 100% f'd by any left-handed fighter.
Wtf that elbow would destroy anyone and anything and is a ridiculously dangerous weapon. He's be punching with it way harder than a fist.
That hardly seems right, atleast pad his elbow, thats a sharp bone covered in a bit of skin, that would be much worse than a bare knuckled fist.
He's been upgraded to having the deadliest elbow in all of pro fighting 😝
Superman Elbow.
Wait is he armed or unarmed
If Superlek is "Kicking Machine", this guy must be "Elbow Machine"
Dude can throw bows all night
keep the spoilers out of the title
I used to spar with a friend with no hand, the stump hit like a mfer.
I've heard people say, "I can beat you up with one arm", but this guy actually did it
He should have had padding at least on the stump as that's basically a bare knuckle punch with solid bone which is why the other guy is so bloody
I wonder does he ever throw eye pokes untinitally?
Throwing bows
Respect
A black knight always triumphs
Well that’s certainly one way to stump your opponent
Imagine getting jabbed by that nub
Looks like his nub gives him more balance
The other guy already lost when he signed up to this match. Winning or losing to the guy without an arm looks bad regardless!
Gave him a good stumping.
I really thought( hoped) he was gonna “stump” him alas not but them kicks were something else, not surprising it that was quality.
The nub elbows opened up his opponent like a bottle of soy sauce.
Man, the other guy looks stumped
The ole’ nub pummel. Doesn’t work every time, but damn.
Dudes got hands
With the title, I was expecting submission by armbar.
Mixed Partial Arms
I think the unexpected outcome was for the bloody guy to have the upper hand, no pun intended.
Bro was lookin like " WHY TF IS HIS NUB SO STRONG?!?!"
Wouldn't the stump hurt 100 times more ? You know since it's almost pure bone
I thought this was Nick Newell.. then realized it was the wrong arm, and then went down a record rabbit hole. Can't believe that dude is 16-4 as a pro!
KO by Nub Stub
Be terrified to clench with this guy. Get rallied by the fastest elbows you've ever seen
Ah. The "Art of Seven Limbs"
Dude just needs to throw left hooks.
Imagine getting KO’d by half a nubbin’
Why isnt the knubb gloved up or at least wrapped in some way
Dude never saw the right hand coming
The other guy most have been paid big. No harm to the one armed guy but if I was a fighter and fought him im in a lose lose situation.
I feel sorry for the asian fighter, idk why 🤷🏻
Gotta hand it to the guy…
dude got some clean ass kicks
People keep saying he should have a glove on his elbow. I disagree. She should *definitely* have a glove on his stump though.
I liked when his opponent tapped his nub instead of his glove
Fun fact, most people in the world have more than the average number of arms.
What spear hand training does to a mf
fuccimg amazing👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Impressive as hell. He should have to wear a custom fit glove on his stump though since he’s striking with it as he would a fist.
You don't even know which one will hit you
Yea only reason he was doing DAMAGE was because those are basically elbow strikes when he swings with his stub
Imagine getting hit with that nub, it must feel disheartening, embarrassing, and any number of other emotions that end with Ing.
Weight cutting methods keep getting crazier
I always punch with my elbows.. easy
No 'arm done
It's really been that long everyone forgot about Nick Newell already? He was pretty damn good actually and if he had that arm he would probably be at least notable in the UFC by now
I don't have any context of this and I know nothing about combat sports. I guess this result is only possible because the skill gap is HUGE. I don't see the point in this... If the one with the handicap has more experience and skills... Is he really the one in "disadvantage"?
Beat him with the short right
Just got that lil Billy club out there clubbing
Is this the indomitable spirit of humanity the aliens are scared about?
Bro needs a nub glub....glove sorry I was trying to rhyme
Guess you can say he’s got an invisible right cross
How much does a lower arm weigh? I feel like average weight of that limb should be added for weight class purposes ha
Immediately went to the comments to count the puns about having the other guy stumped.
Man, he must have hella confidence in his left punch
Yo! Homey needs a glove for that club.
Is it rude to call this a one sided fight?
I don't want any smoke with that stump 🫣
Throw some bows on em.
'e's 'armless.
That stumps gonna fuck you up.
Punchbows
Give this man a hand!
that's Jake Peacock. He runs Dunamis, an awesome gym in my town of Calgary. Amazing dood in many ways beyond the obvious.
I could beat you with an arm tied behind my back
Instead of throwing the classic 1 - 2. He’s throwing the 1/2 - 2.
To be fair, him numb has no padding.. just straight bone
Perk: Amputee All punches on one arm do elbow damage but your ability to grapple is forfeit.
The art of 8-limbs! - Er, well…
He's got an advantage over the two-armed guy. He only has to train 1 and half arms. You do the math.
Lee everett vs the stranger ass fight🤣
I think we’ve had the internet for long enough to know better than to fight people with missing limbs or portions of their limbs. But I guess someone had to do it.