VIDEO: Man Getting Knocked Out with a Slow MMA-Style Punch Leaves the Internet in Splits

A fight is generally associated with the words fast pace, quick movements, and high intensity. The greatest fighters in the sport of boxing have had amazing command and control over their speeds in their prime. But that is not to say that without speed, one cannot touch great heights.

Boxers not blessed with agility but brute strength and a sharp mind have gone on to etch their names in the record books.

Old man’s hidden strength leaves a man KO’d

Street fights of today have the action and drama that can mirror one of a professional fight, albeit with the skill lever being on lower. A viral video clip has surfaced that showed two men involved in perhaps one of the slowest and slow-intensity street fights ever.

The clip showed two men, one old and the other fairly young, punching it out in the middle of the street.

The older man took what can only be called a slow-motion swing and punched the man right in the face. To everyone’s surprise and especially the cameraman, the punch left the man knocked out cold.

The cameraman was left in splits as the man fell to the floor in slow motion. He was out cold by the slowest but most effective punches in street fighting history.

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Slow motion surprise

One does not often see punches of such slow speed and pace cause much massive impact. The old man looked weak and non-muscular but mustered up courage and strength from within, to deliver one of the all-time slowest punches ever. The internet was left in splits after watching the clip. Let’s find out what they had to say about it.

Sonnyslyde said the man dropped a rock after being struck by the ‘deadly’ punch.

The slow-motion punch reminded this person of the UFC 4 overhead swing knockout.

EMP Lunar believed that the man did not even land his punch right but if that, how did he fall to the floor?

The person called the KO a grand thef auto type knockout.

Shaggy said the punch was very similar to what his video game character in Terraria does with a hammer.

The old man left users shocked with his slow speed but effective takedown but boxing fans will hardly be surprised.

True boxing fans would know that one doesn’t only survive through sheer strength but needs a smart head and a calm mind. George Foreman, the legendary boxer, played his match at the age of 48 and finished his career with a stellar record of 76-5. A proof that age has nothing to do with strength, it is only belief that matters.

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