The Best Women’s Fight in Streetbeefs History

The Best Women’s Fight in Streetbeefs History

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The very essence of combat sports isn’t just about brute strength. The historic match highlighted by ‘Hard2Hurt’ between two female fighters in the underground ‘Streetbeefs’ circuit proved just that. Labelled as the best women’s fight in Streetbeefs history, the opponents were anything but ordinary. Unearthing glimpses of martial art forms adapted for raw, street-level fighting, the match combined unpredictability, technique, and pure human grit. The fundamental shift from treating combat sports as mere entertainment to recognizing it as a testament of skill, perseverance, and tactical thinking, has been simplified for viewers in Icy Mike’s analysis of this groundbreaking video. An unexplored facet of self-defence, this match reiterates the power of combat that lies beyond a controlled sports arena.

Contemporary Trends in Modern Self-Defence

As the YouTube channel “Hard2Hurt” demonstrated in its video, “The Best Women’s Fight in Streetbeefs History”, the concept of modern self-defence continues to evolve in both professional and underground combat sports circuits. With almost 24,000 views on YouTube, the video gives an insightful rundown of what some phrases as the embryonic stages of women’s fight to recent developments.

A Trip Down Memory Lane

In the early stage of traditional combat sports like UFC, nobody had any idea of what the outcome would look like. Questions like, “Which style is superior?” or “Which fighter will come out on top?” were not uncommon. Just like in the beginning of UFC, female fighters in Streetbeefs, an underground Fight Club on YouTube famous for capturing fights in multiple cities, were quite rare. At one point, however, we saw female fighters squaring off in the ring to resolve personal disputes—a wild, free-for-all melee of gritty, undisciplined combat. But as entertaining as it was, this kind of fight highlighted that the potential for women in combat sports overshadowed the execution.

Add a Pinch of Professionalism

Fast forward a few years and we’ve got organised fights, professional combat athletes produced from these backyard rumbles, and even mainstream crossover success stories. Women’s involvement in the street fights transitioned from being a sideshow to standing center stage, and finally reaching professional combat sports leagues.

Compared, Yet Unique

Women’s combat sports have often been compared to men’s in terms of technique, physics and fight strategy due to the differences in their body type and strength. This comparison, however, is deeply flawed and overlooks one crucial aspect: the unique nature of women’s combat sports. Women’s Combat Sports, due to their unique physical and strength dynamics, often end up producing an entirely different yet riveting spectacle from their male counterparts.

Standing Out in the Pack

One key aspect that separates women’s combat sports from men’s is how the fights progress. In stark contrast to men’s combat sports, where the output tends to degrade in later rounds, women’s combat sports are often known for the relentless and consistent output right from the get-go till the final whistle.

Looking Ahead

As self-defence and combat sports continue to evolve, and as more and more women gear up to fight, the future of women in combat sports looks promising than ever. Women’s fights are not just about proving a point, settling scores, or providing entertainment. They are about pushing the envelope, breaking stereotypes, and most importantly, they exemplify self-defence in its truest form—rugged, relentless, and riveting. As the well-known saying goes: in the world of combat sports, it’s not the size of the fighter in the fight that matters; it’s about the size of the fight in the fighter. I look forward to more advancements of women in Combat Sports, and how this will shape the future of modern self-defence and create more opportunities for women worldwide.

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Hard2Hurt is a YouTube channel hosted by Icy Mike focused on self-defense and fitness. Known for his informative and realistic content, Icy Mike shares lessons learnt from his personal experiences in martial arts and street fights. His no-nonsense approach brings practical, easy-to-understand tips to enhance personal safety. [postx_template id=”239″]
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  1. Hey, Yo! Thick, Ginger, fire! Had some moves on her. The way she threw her around, was graceful! Explain that.(she knows how to eat!. But she also knows how to use her weight!.)

  2. Great video, great break down. Man… That Hostility has it all, funny, personality, true grit and a granite chin, calm under pressure and respect for her opponent and the ref.

  3. Watch it with the "when his gear doesn't match / look good" stuff. I used to love when I was dismissed coming onto the field for a football game in my 10yr old, pit stained, 3-for-$10 Banana Republic t-shirt against the guys in the UA compression Ts, with bicep bands, and under eye stickers… and just wrecking those pretty boys!!!!

  4. Hostility was quick, and she sure was thicc 😏. All in all love to see more women get into combat sports. If I'm being honest I like watching women's mma more simply because their volume is insaaaane during those fights

  5. The size competition pool is truly the biggest impediment to the development of women's MMA, but it's getting better every year. At the peak of boxing's popularity, women's boxing wasn't taken nearly as seriously as women's MMA, so hopefully we'll be seeing even better fights in the future

  6. I fully agree about Hostility, in fact, when I watched this fight, I commented, more on Hostility please.. Ruthless.. 😀 👍
    Best female fighter I've seen for a while on SB..

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