When I started Fencing fifty years ago the sentiment was: Never do as much as possible, rather, do as little as necessary. Now, it seems be: Always do as much as possible to conceal how little is actually necessary. Similar results, different strategy?
Matthew Pham I’m subscribed to him? Don’t know his name. Maybe subscribed long time ago, but my comment stems from my 15 years studying traditional fencing with maestro Nick Evangelista.
That's like saying "imagine if soccer was with a stone, what a silly sport!" No shit that's why the sport is the way it is and not whatever you imagined it to be lmao
4:05 is -- without question -- the most frightening thing I've ever seen in the sport....damn near had another Smirnov.
Ikr how the hell was she just ok after that
Holy fack
@@mlevin7 Seems she has an FIE face.
I suppose the adrenaline after seeing her teammate won kicked in. But yeah, holy shit someone just about lost an eye there.
@@samsignorelli lol
1:42 love to see Kim Junghwan got so friendly with Dershwitz after their match. And also love to see Kim sharing his happiness with the cable boy
It's really nice to see those kinds of details in a fencer. Very down to earth :)
@@FencingInsider yeah. Kim Junghwan is one of my favorite fencers, even though I like foil more
Respect to Miles for actually caring that he hurt his opponent. After all, this is a gentleman's game
Sometimes if you don’t you get a black card
@@jibbylibby9889 Not caring about your opponent is not a black card offense.
@@samsignorelli not shaking hands after a bout can be
@@jibbylibby9889 True...except during the pandemic, which caused a change. but that's still not the same as plowing over someone and not caring.
@@samsignorelli I agree with that.
To this day, Montano is still running.
4:05 attack off target 😭
Only because it was foil.
Miles’ best quote: oh shit, oh shit.
2:25 Is the best
Amazing vid man love the work : D
Thank you, I really appreciate it! :D
4:05 the moment
I wouldn't exactly call it funny, that shits scary af
When I started Fencing fifty years ago the sentiment was: Never do as much as possible, rather, do as little as necessary. Now, it seems be: Always do as much as possible to conceal how little is actually necessary.
Similar results, different strategy?
Omg fifty wow I started fencing when I was 13 and now I'm 16 I love to fence you have all my respect sir❤️
2:31, the Hong Kong foil fencer: pertaining to be sabre fencer
Agree! But why say so?
Man....Race just got flattened in that one clip.
The first one is me trying to kill a roach
The cable boy ese the best but you missed him at the end of the foil team final(Italy-USA). It was awesome, he really wanted to get the cable
Where did you find the last video 😂😂
It's from Alex Massialas' Instagram 😂 instagram.com/p/Bhsah6xFycj/
Needs more epee clips
3:26ไปโกรษอะไรกันมาวะเข้าโคตรเเรง
0:02 when I try to hit someone when they get in my face
I'm not surprised most of this was foil
4:09 she's good?
Yep, she's fine. Although nearly lost an eye in that moment.
i don't get most of these
MY SPORT
روعه
😍😍😍😍
3:34 Wait what Massialas is FRENCH!!!!
Ikr? 😂
And left-handed. And Nick Choi is left-handed (should be righty)
No they didn’t change the fencers names for this bout, look at the screen
Why so much foil #hailthesabreandepees
1:59 who got the point ?
right
Leonardo Rossi I think it was the Italians parry riposte but im not sure
Kasra Ehteshami Yeah parry riposte
it was counter parry from Aldo Montano
いやサムネ剣ぶっ刺さってる
かさね 日本人おった
I'm glad to see there was respect when the american guy hurt someone on accident because he cared and not mean to hurt someone intentianally .
....what?
Pourquoi il fait c'est torp..
Gg noob Fiora
No me entero de una mierda
C'est un sport ca ?????
hahahahahhaha that was extrmely funny but no one dies, so dislike
Hf
total awkward, nothing funny
Could you imagine if these were sharp weapons?!?!🤣🤣🤣Both combatants would be dead every time! What a silly sport
*copies Matt Easton verbatim while pretending to be original*
Matthew Pham huh? Wtf is Matt Easton? My fencing instructor taught me that.
TheWalruswasJason
Scholagladiatoria, the guy you’re subscribed to.
Matthew Pham I’m subscribed to him? Don’t know his name. Maybe subscribed long time ago, but my comment stems from my 15 years studying traditional fencing with maestro Nick Evangelista.
That's like saying "imagine if soccer was with a stone, what a silly sport!" No shit that's why the sport is the way it is and not whatever you imagined it to be lmao