When Badr Hari Gets Angry...
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
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Badr Hari is the bad boy of kickboxing. He is like joker in real life. People either love or hate him, and everyone tunes in to watch his fight. With the highest knockout ratio in kickboxing history, this makes him the scariest fighter of all time. In this episode, we feature "When Badr Hari Gets Angry", where he loses control and then redeems himself in one of his most iconic trilogies.
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What do you think of Badr's anger?
Badr Hari is the bad boy of kickboxing.
He is like joker, chaotic, lawless, and primal.
People either love or hate him, and everyone tunes in to watch his fight.
With the highest knockout ratio in kickboxing history, this makes him the scariest fighter of all time.
In this episode, we feature "When Badr Hari Gets Angry", where he loses control and then redeems himself in one of his most iconic trilogies.
Free Legendary Strategies: www.lawrencekenshin.com
He should remember he's a sportsman & not a drunk pub fighter, many fighters have had injustices one way or another including me, didn't deal with them badly
I think every small wrestler and MMA fighter will kill him easily :D He thinked himself as a God, but fortunately, he gets what he deserves right now :D Many losses -some of them with a knockout. :D Mike Tyson, unlike Hari , was amazing fighter with great style and technique, and his power was natural. Short, but with real biomechanics! I learned so much from Mike Tyson. Hari is almost 2 meters tall ,yes, good kickboxer and muay thai fighter, but nothing more. I learned nothing from Hari. Just pure agression and this ugly, disrespectful behavior. I'm pretty sure that many humbled BJJ guys will kill him with ease. So,Hari,be respectful and nice person, it's a way better example for all combat sports fans :) Anyway, great channel, funny and informative at the same time! Saenchai and Buakaw, in my opinion,especially Saenchai,are may be the best Muay Thai fighters i have ever watched!
Its bad for the sport just as its bad for the people he represents because he cannot keep it in the ring and its spreading to his followers...
Example, Glory needs to go as far to ban Arkadiusz Wrzosek because "badjas harrie" fans coudnt get it together and are so spoiled that when they demand "BADR WINS!" it actually needs to happen, regardless of what happened in the ring. Same for Rico vs Badr. Both fights, both camps claim they "won", they coudnt just ban Rico like Arkadiusz Wrzosek tho...
3th and maybe biggest. What langues does his corner speak? What does he speak? Where does he come from?! The guy has a bigger accent than me xD
The guy is a marketing/propaganda tool who once was a great fighter. Not to mention badr/steroids are linked on so many occasians...
Really weird choice for a video. And yes, you cannot keep what happens outside the ring outside. Idiot shoudnt be in it in the first place after everything that happened...
125 professional fights
106 wins
92 knockouts
17 losses
2 no contest
@@farhanmirdha3598 he is good but im sorry is mentality is trash but i respect his boxing game
"he's someone who doesn't accept injustice" unless he's the one hitting after the bell...
Well it was a countdown while his wasn't a one
He's very entertaining to watch fight, always going for the ko. Wish he could control himself more out of the ring.
yes very entertaining, are you a fan of his?
@@LawrenceKenshin I liked the old school guys a bit more but Badr is always worth watching love him or hate him. I really liked Aerts, Hoost and Rutten a lot, in and out of the ring.
Talented fighter but a violent person with anger issues outside the ring.
extremely talented. what do you think of tyson?
@@LawrenceKenshin
Tyson was a great student and a genuine intellectual. No comparison.
@@giriprasadkotte9876 lmfao are you fucking serious? We're going to act like Tyson didn't have anger issues outside the ring as well? Yikes
Thanks mom
In and out ☠️ but I think he’s being made out to be this purposefully bad and ruthless guy when really it’s just hard for him to control himself
Damn… this guy would’ve had a blast if he was born a few thousand years ago lol.
Wow - loved the part where Ruslan helped Badr twice and at the end where Badr role plays the knockout. I can feel love in the air. We are all humans.
2-3 strong little guys can take a big guy. That's why we were never lead by giants.
@@Automaticman88 Genghis Khan was apparently massive by Mongol standards
So when bahr hits after the bell it's ok.....when it happens to him he gets mad....makes sense to me!
when did he hit after the bell ?
@@LawrenceKenshin 01:00 of this very video
@@Elador1000 Him losing the fight after getting kicked while down was sweet justice to the people he has kicked while down.
@@LawrenceKenshin you say it yourself in the beginning 😄
Man, Lawrence, I love your videos but the framing of this one is a bit off for me personally. I feel as though he should not be seen as somebody that "stands up against injustices". To be frank, we all now he only does so when the injustice affects him. I respect Hari´s contributions to the sport but as a person, I think he is just horrible and should just be seen as such. I also have anger management issues, though I never became violent or something. But I felt bad nonetheless and decided to find ways to cope with these feelings. Maybe one can give a good reason for why Hari might be so agressive, but honestly, at some point you need to take up some counceling or maybe even medication. I hate Hari as a person probably because I am afraid that I might lose my temper like he does. But I consider myself lucky to have found a way to deal with it and not harm anybody. Just my opinion but I respect the fact that you like him. Keep up the good work and please dont take my words as personal condemnation.
He is emotional like a child throwing a tantrum but fights like a man w no honor.
did you enjoy his fights though?
@@LawrenceKenshin When he gets knocked out especially
@Mark Milton im not so sure there is, the attitude and acting out is the same, its the effect on people around them that changes. The difference is when a toddler throws a tantrum they are harmless, when a trained fighter throws a tantrum they are dangerous.
When Badr Hari gets angry he ends up in jail.
ah mate
Wow can't wait for the part 2 Kenshin 🙏 Great content as usual
he is the only reason a broader audience watched k1.
he is just like that villain that everyone hates but loves at the same time.
He’s literally kickboxing Jon Jones
All anger issues aside
Badr is a kickboxing legend
Always a great video!
Always great videos thank you brother 🇳🇱👊
He gives of the impression that he is a angry little boy.
well he is angry thats for sure
@@LawrenceKenshin After so many years of producing fighting history gems 💎, how do u continue to create such detailed & fresh vids?? It’s absolutely inspiring 👌💪
hed kill you in a ring tho LOL
If one is to be a fighter, one needs to be fierce. Innate anger can be channeled.
Screws loose in the head mixed with roids ... Great Combo
ah did you enjoy his fights tho
excited to see part 2 😍
Without Badr Hari probably I wouldn’t have started with K1 and Muay Thai.
Somehow I could understand his anger/rage. In my life I also had to face many injustices but for different reasons. As a teenager I learned to look calmer on the outside because it helps me gain more success…
Lots of Badr haters overhere😂
Another spectacular video.
I am Peter Graham student and one of the main reasons why is because of the fight with him!!
Their rematch wasn’t as interesting as the first but he showed great sportsmanship!
"...because we all know that inside us is a part just like him." Jung's shadow. Badr is all shadow.
Hahahaha
Badr Hari- the anti-hero of kickboxing
that's a good way to put it!
Love when you post vids of the old school k1 guys. Please do more Lawrence.
thanks so much jack! really appreciate it!
Yo man I refound your channel again recently and can I just say I'm blown away with your video's.Keep up the good work man ima keep watching 🙏
thank you so much brother
Those two kicks Badr received to the face were awesome, especially the soccer kick to the face. lol!
Only just found your channel and glad I have
Badr is true legend
Badr is the biggest legend of heavyweight kickboxing
one of them for sure
He is no less than a bully and a criminal. Wished he had an opportunity to show his anger towards guys like Fedor or Cro Cop had he done MMA. Than probably he would have learn his lessons.
Love it 👊
I loved how he started a fight and then got double legged like a fool.
What a man child.
Prime Hari with some wrestling skills will destroy most of the UFC fighter at light heavyweight.
True
When Badr Hari Gets Angry... Run away.
Great upload
Thanks !
Rage can definitely be a powerful ally if harnessed correctly. But if weilded incorrectly it can come back to bite you and rob you of the reason needed to overcome an adversary. It's a two edge sword.
Badr the GOAT
👍🏻
Should do a video on masato the silver wolf kobayashi next.
love him!
Superbe revanche, justice soit faite
How can Somebody Likes him by this agressive
Some ppl just do
Dudes real life kratos with his anger
I'm pretty sure he's always angry
Lol
My inspiration to start kickboxing. I had a lot of anger and fighting made it possible for me to let out my anger without any serious consequence outside the ring
thanks for sharing, i'm guessing you are a big fan right? Has the anger decreased over time?
@@LawrenceKenshin yeah I'm a huge fan. Well things got better and as you know, the older you get the easier it becomes to control yourself and now I can say that kickboxing helped me massively.
@@aimenelhabry6178 yes for sure, me too
Most emotinal fighter of all time.
He can't turn it off
Also a pretty smart dude. He did VWO in the Netherlands. That's the Dutch equivalent of A-levels or all AP classes. Could have easily entered the best universities in NL.
Yeah or.... he cheated. Lots of people do eho you wouldn't expect from him.... i do expect it 🤣
@@Lemontarts01 that doesn't make any sense. Sure, people cheat but there's aptitude tests involved that are impossible to cheat at. It's 6 years of school. This isn't ferris bueller
That's just highschool if I'm correct..
Badr was way better when he was with Chakuriki Gym than with Mike's. He was more violent and technical!!!
We have many fighters like Badr in Casablanca and other parts of Morocco. They r just waiting for the opportunity!!!
Are they all quitters like badr as well?
@@keizerFPS. ask ur mother!! For sure she remembers…!!! Don’t even try…
@@bobjones1537 nope my mother is dutch and we dont quit like badr and morocco fighters do🤣 weak
Awesome 😂😤
Can you make a video about the personality of fighter and relation with his fighting style? Like nietzhe analogy of Dionysus and Apollo side of human
At first I misread the title as "When Bad Hair Day gets angry"... 🤣
The GOAT, sure Remy, Schilt, Hoost, Aerts and many more have meant so much to the sport. But it was Badr who took the sport to a broader audience, even the ones who only watched to see him lose.
Best analogy is he’s the Jon Jones of kickboxing. Pure talent, power, technique and heart but not the perfect role model. But who cares, this is the fighting game. If you’re looking for outside role models, search elsewhere.
TBH, most Dutch laymen had no idea who Rico was prior to their first match.
My knock on Badr is he’s a bit to reckless in his fights. Which makes his fights really entertaining but exposes him too much. Plus of course his relative weak chin, this is not something new.
Good way to put it mate
He is not the jon jones.
Idk aboht this guy, but nobody watches jones.
Dude cant sell shit
And aside from that.
Jones actually has fight IQ and isnt just a well rounded fighter.
This guy aint no jon jones
I don't have a part like him in me.And I'm very happy with that.
You mean 😜 right
What's the track that plays throughout the video?
i'm not sure if it's illicit street drugs or steroids, but drugs are clearly involved here. his nightlife habits suggest the former & it could well be both.
That was a nice tap on the shoulder tbh, and helps him over the ropes. Respect.
One the greatest combat sports athletes of all time.
most talented for sure
No, a true athlete sets a good example.Badr is a great warrior, not athlete.
@@dawn21stcentury athletes are people . More douche in jock straps than working service industry in my opinion but I appreciate yours
whats the background music?
“Is okay, I win” 😂
Damn. A vídeo on Melvin Manhoef and now one on Badr Hari! Loving it. And… I can give you some more insight on what Badr is like with those that are close to him, and a story lol. Badr is incredibly loyal to those that are close to him. He always treated me with kindness and respect. In fact, while I spent time at Mikes Gym in Holland, Badr trusted me enough to actually try some grappling. But only with me. He knew that he could work hard, but not have me grab a submission and injure him in any way. Mike Passenier felt it might even help him a little with getting on the inside and being able to manipulate and move guys around. So it was fun to see Badr excited to come to the gym and want to jump in and grapple with me :)
And, I travelled with him to Japan when I was cornering Melvin. He was supposed to fly out to Korea after from there. He was going to fight Hong Man Choi. While at the Dream event, he actually got in the ring in and challenged anyone from the promotion to fight in K1, “Real fights, stand up fighting! “ he said. I later asked him why he did it and he told me that he was going to be “compensated well” for pulling such a stunt lol. It was pretty cool travelling around Tokyo with him. He was swarmed by fans all the time. I also have some interesting sparring session stories about Badr….
Another quick story about Badr was when he was an up in comer in K1, on the bus to one of the events, Badr was trash talking all the legends about how he was going to smash all of them! Aerts, Hoost etc were all quite annoyed but this young newcomer being so disrespectful. But that was Badr. He was trying to get any advantage he could get. Lol
So Badr at some point, didn’t really have very many sparring partners. Most wouldn’t last very long before being KOed 😮 I remember one time in particular where there was a giant Swiss kick-boxer, taller and bigger then Badr. He was courageous enough to get in there and spar with him. Badr at the time was working on a specific tactic that he wanted to use in his fight. He would corner this Swiss fighter and as he was shelling up, Badr would brutally knee the inside and outside of his thighs. It looked and sounded painful. After the round was finished, the Swiss fighter asked him to please stop doing that. So Badr said. No problem… Only problem is, now he forced Badr to actually spar how Badr normally spars. Second round starts and one over-hand right dropped the Swiss fighter. Poor guy eventually got up and started to complain that he heard a bell and why did Badr hit him after the bell. Badr even comically started looking around the gym asking people if they could find this “bell” that apparently went off 😆
To finish, I’ll say this. Badr definitely had a temper. However, like I said earlier, Badr loved his family (whom I met. Wonderful people) and he loved Mike Passenier. Him and Mike had a special bond. It was always nice to see such a beautiful dynamic between Mike and Badr. I don’t believe anyone else can do the job as well as Mike. Edit: I’m aware that Badr has changed trainers. Don’t know if Mike and Badr had a falling out or Badr just thought he needed a change. I’m just commenting on the time I spent while I was around them. Cheers
This guy beat up some little hotel staff front desk worked a quarter of his size and has beat up other regular people. Not a good guy. Cant stand the guy but hes a great fighter thanks to his size And prob some juice
Didn’t you do a video on him earlier?
Where is part 2?
Great one again, Lawrence!
You really did right by Badr, with this well balanced and honest breakdown.
I used to see him as 'that bad boy'. And this really changed my perception of him.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Very skilled kickboxing Man child
I Love him
He's a legend
Nobody is beyond redemption
These guys are so crazy
hahah did you enjoy his fights though
@@LawrenceKenshin ye hes not my favourite but still so good
He is a legend only problem is it had an impact on how fighters specially from the netherlands were looked at for a long time because of his bad behavior
hes a good rager
Ok Ruslin, I dunno. I am conflicted to either hate him or like him. In their first match Ruslin did do a dirty soccer kick. And he was all happy go-lucky with his very questionable win. But on their second match, I guess he learned from his mistake and controlled himself from doing it again. He's like a misunderstood antagonist
Sometime fighter forgot to switch off outside the ring.and sometime,they don't have that button.
When he gets angry he charges in and gets tagged and since his brain has turned into yogurt from all the fighting and KOs he gets knocked out very easily
Hahahah badr’s had talent but the dude was like Always on savage mode
2:55 why'd you punch GreenDay bro??
🥊
A child in a grown mans body is alway's dangerous. This one is trained to kill aswell so holy crap!
He has became bulk at last
Who would Win in a Fight Badr Hari Or Rampage Jackson
Reminds me of most boys I grew up with
All that rage is bound to make his hair blond and his eyes go blue...
There's absolutely nothing wrong with Badr, he's a fighter and fighters fight
He's a great Man 🙂
Way to go Badr, we love you
Yeah in the RING not outside...
As we say in Scotland- he's a bam!
It’s hard to beat someone that is that adrenalized. You hear these stories of guys on certain drugs like PCP or meth that cops can’t subdue? Well a hyper-adrenalized state through anger is very similar in terms of neurochemical hormones (adrenaline, epinephrine, norepinephrine, cortisol, etc). It transiently increases your strength and pain tolerance and other metrics of performance valuable in fighting.
Great talent, lacked hard work to reach his full potential. Also he lacks the ability to see things realistically. Right now he is destroying his own legacy by letting himself get led by his ego/not knowing when to stop fighting. Because of that he lost to unknown/upcoming fighters back to back in his last 6 fights since his "comeback". Which is a shame
Poignant comment.
Some bad luck in those fights imo
Maybe he just likes to fight and doesn't care about legacy
Hitting after the bell isn't scary, it's fucking abysmal behavior.
WKD !!!
No sportmanship whatsoever.
He should be banned.
I believe his new training regime involves repeatedly picking up the dummy he spat out.
what
Badr is the man✊️
he's super entertaining!
É,ók. Não entendi nada,mas as lutas,e o vídeo,até que é bom
not sure what u said
Badr is a bad man lol. I love that dude. I’d probably hate him in person but I’ll never meet him. Lol
real life broly
Man that first loss was such bs.
Arkadiusz Wrzosek 🇵🇱✝️💪
did you enjoy their fights
Vergane Glorie
Badr is a very dangerous man, sadly not just in the ring.
I think Badr has caused many injustices having assaulted multiple people outside of the ring, the idea that hes unwilling to accept injustice is a flawed take.
Badr was the face of K1
Grat vid about my compatriot Badr, if you get to meet him in person as some of us, you'll realise that is not that BAD boy.
He shouldn't be allowed to fight if he is hitting after bell or not following the rules in general.
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