Young, 11 years old kickboxer from Poland - Szydłowiec

Some overly agressive punks in a ring mouth at each other until one vents on the ref, who then promptly slams him into the mat. Suprises the hell out of everyone, and the offending boxer takes of his padding and about to get in a real fight till his trainer pulls him back. Great to see refs knowing a thing or two... all the vids I see are of refs getting pummeled

EDIT: This video is not sped up. Watch here live on TV: www.youtube.com The audio is in perfect sync (voices, ringtimer, pad sounds) and if it was sped up, the audio would be too. Google this kid and you'll see him doing the same thing during his TV interviews. The original is www.youtube.com My video is the same one. 2:20 long and starts with instructions to "Jab jab" and finishes with the same action. Listen to his trainers voice, listen to the ring timer. For the 1 millionth time, it's not sped up. If you've ever been in a gym, you would know that he's working the mits like he should. He's just a lot younger than most who have this level of ability. Give him his props, but stop acting like its impossible to do without camera/editing tricks. LMAO. 5 year old Bam Bam displays his boxing skills in a remarkable display for such a young age. See more of Bam Bam, who is also and actor and model at his website: www.prettyboybambam.com. This is a clip from Frank Wrights documentary on the young boxer.

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