A higher quality version of the video is available on my youtube channel.
After making this video, I found a 1-hour long interview with Viktor. I definitely recommend watching this interview. He offers insights into his thinking during the confrontation, talks about his past experiences with violence and how this lead to his training and MMA career, and they broadly discuss violence what motivates young men to engage in this kid of behaviour.
The first guard to be attacked seems to have a problem drawing his weapon as they have a gunfight around two vehicles. The second guard does not get effective shots on target.
This police officer is trying to arrest a youth while surrounded by several others. He struggles to gain control while standing, which is extremely difficult to do alone. After being punched and falling, he receives a kick to the head which knocks him out.
A man has been charged with murder after an altercation near Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley train station was captured on CCTV.(Supplied)
The man accused of stabbing a 24-year-old man near the Fortitude Valley train station on Monday morning has been identified as 20-year-old Seyram Kwami Djentuh.
A rare video: Two men duelling with machetes. Technically, one is using a “zombie knife”, a name which is really nothing more than a marketing gimmick. It isn’t much shorter than the opponent’s machete and appears to have a thicker spine.
This video is important because it demonstrates two things:
Unarmed methods such as striking, grappling and ground fighting still matter and can be pivotal, even when blades are in the fight;
Inflicting severe wounds might not be enough to stop a determined opponent.
News article with added photos of injuries – *GRAPHIC*
Zombie knife and machete used in broad daylight street brawl in Morecambe
Two men have been jailed over a broad daylight street fight which saw one of them slashed in the neck.
A machete and zombie knife were used in the “terrifying” brawl which broke out on a quiet estate in Morecambe. Horrified onlookers watched in shock as John Reid and David Jowett fought with the deadly weapons last May.
Footage of the incident was recorded by one witness and was played at Preston Crown Court today as the pair were sentenced for wounding each other and making threats with the weapons. The court heard that Jowett arrived at Reid’s home on Bartholomew Road after an earlier incident at the Station pub. Details of that earlier incident could not be agreed by either party and as such, the cause of the violent and bloody brawl remains unknown to the courts.
The accomplice is loitering and not drawing attention to himself. When the cop challenges the known offender, the accomplice approaches from the flank and kills the police officer.