The Most LEGENDARY & DEADLY Swordsmen In History

Here are the legendary swordsman in history.

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[eduardomarin]

Hey Mike, You Forgot About the Legendary 7 Swordsman of the Hidden Mist Village.

[youssufsherif]

You forgot about Ali Ibn Abi Taleb, search about him, and you'll see that he's the best swordsman, dueler and knight in Islam and Arabia's history.

[Ravensantos]

Before even watching this vid, I’m guessing it’s Miyamoto Musashi?

[GrimReacts]

I wonder how many of these were faceless men

[mackenziefraser]

Absolutely love and adore Miyomoto Musashi. For those of you who have just been introduced to him in this video, LOOK HIM UP! His history and especially his sword fights a friggen unbelievable! <3 <3 <3

[hanzorro]

Greatest swords man that fascinates me the most is 'Chun-soo' which is depicted in 90's Korean drama "The Flying Sword". Historical record shows, he lived more then 2000 years ago, he became greatest swordsman in Korean peninsula, and went to China and Japan remained undefeated, and ended up having wife from each country.

[Sensei_Yama]

The most deadly sword is trunks because he killed frieza with it

[mr_mayhem]

I forget his name, but there was a Victorian dragoon officer who won 50+ duels and survived 3+ campaigns and wrote bare knuckle boxing articles for newspapers and was a master of the saber. I'd dare say he's more deserving of a spot on the list than any of the others.

[ceasarspartacus]

Musashi wooden sword; the duel was to take place on a beach. Musashi, arrived early and found an old boat. He took the oar, and went to the duel site. His opponent laughed at him, and was quickly dispatched. Musashi was also a known trickster, who usually didn't play fair. Not discrediting his mastery (to beat a high ranking samurai with an OAR. That is some skills.
Could be heresay, but that how I heard it

[christophermelara]

I LOVE WATHING BEYOND SCIENCE ITS THE BEST CHANNAL

[wyllyamjohnson]

There are a lot of people commenting that don't know the difference between historical and fictional (mythical).

[brunopropheta]

Ali Ibn Abi Talib killed over 100 enemies in battle, he killed all of the great warriors of Arabia in single combat and got outnumbered many times during battles and came up alive every time. He got killed by a sword strike on his head from behind, never got defeated. He was also a great philosopher. Should've been included in your video.

[darklyboi]

1:25 is it just me or am I seeing someone with a shotgun on the right

[ketanborage]

Hey Mike you should read about Murarbaji Deshpanda. He was born for sword fighting. You might think of excluding someone from the video and adding him in the list. Do read, thanks!

[bigweech]

"Hey guys! Thanks for watching Beyond Science, IT'S MY CHIN."

[HassiGrimm]

Somewhere i heard Miyamoto Musashi was just so skilled with his blade that his speed made it appear that he wielded two in battle, is that true or just a myth? Also it would be awesome if you did a full video dedicated to him! :D

[HighSpeedShammer]

4 years late but you recommended me so many books I can’t wait to read! Thank you!

[Eden-rlhx]

Please do a video on the best archers through history please please please

[emperor]

Wow, how could you leave out Jean-Louis Michael. The French empire's best sword master.

[ryanbrets]

You've forgot about the FOOKIN LEGEND of gin alley.