Mac vs Haresh Clay

[アサヒ佐藤-ob]

Unusual long single-angle in this fight scene, 15 seconds from one angle... I like it, you can really follow the moves and it's excellent choreagraphy. These guys really trained hard to do this. In most movies/series, fight scenes are cut up way too much. You can't follow the moves. Often it's also filmed way too close and dark. Here you can see the whole thing.

[gracepeynado]

Fabulous swordplay... Beautiful Dance!

[ernstvanstangl]

It's what we do. Warrior's death.

[TalEl]

Duncan learned that finishing move from Paul Kinman.

[malbourne]

The sword that Haresh Clay uses is a Turkish Ottoman Karabela sword, I think. The handle is very distinctive.

[goerizal]

the best swordfight in cinema. miyamoto musashi will like this variation of his two sword technique.

[highlander]

Duncan always give or gave immortals or some immortals a chance either to die or to live. Few immortals like MacLeod do that Mac Leod a man of principles intergrity and honor.

[Libertariandude]

This is one of the best fight scenes in the series. Just as good as Delongis.

[poseidon]

One of the few episodes where I was rooting for the bad guy. LOL

[johnduckworth]

I wonder how the directors of john wick would do a fight scene like this.

[tinafoster]

Mac vs Harish Clay, I wouldn't take odds since they're BOTH baddasses of the First Order, Mac GOT LUCKY here, n knows it

[kfcriss]

haresh clay was a real m'fer,
a bad dude, this is one of the best episodes, and feuds of the series
*THIS* is highlanders best sword-scene

[aaronbarlow]

0:47 that position is extremely vulnerable to being disarmed, all Duncan has to do is an anticlockwise circular motion with his sword and Clay's sword goes flying.

[ModernandVintageWatches]

You should have said who Haresh Clay was and when he was born to better understand the plot. IMO this was a good guy.

[tron]

I think when he beheaded Martin Hyde that gave Duncan a big edge. ☠️

[sembilanindera]

Japanese katana vs Turkish kilij
But Duncan's finishing move, using reverse grip, is kinda fictional to me, cmiiw

[gabrieldiaz]

Clay wanted to lose, he was tired he lost his lover, yes that man became his lover, he wasn't at his best.

[timothykozlowski]

That's when Richie killed his protege Leather Boy.

[TheMugenmunster]

Wonder what a prime harsh vs a prime Xavier st cloud fight would have looked like. I know harsh lost this one but you could tell his approach was technique mixed with constant pressure

[joshuascott]

Harsh Clay isn’t really a villain at worse he’s a jaded antihero