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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 Cobra Kai Season Three fights.

What do you want?

Pay back.

She's mine.

No, For this list, we're looking at showdowns from this Siri's third season that packed the hardest punches for those who haven't binged it yet.

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Number 10 Miguel fights for his life is my mom.

I love you so much, My baby.

Please come back to us.

In classic cliffhanger fashion, the season two finale left Miguel's fate in the balance.

Although Miguel remains comatose throughout the season three premiere, his internal struggle is cleverly depicted through karate moment.

We've all been waiting for returning to defend his title from Cobra Kara karate Miguel assed Miguel lies in his hospital bed.

We cut to a one on one match between him and a competitors from Yoshiki karate.

The dream is interspersed with footage of Miguel's previous fight against Robbie, which left him in critical condition while the matches taking place inside Miguel's head.

The conflict is riel, and the stakes are high.

It's complemented by some emotionally effective scenes with Miguel's mother and Johnny, who encouraged him to fight.

You got it in you to pull through.

I'm just gonna keep fighting.

You just gotta keep fighting.

Miguel, thankfully, wins this round, but the rial fight is on.

Lee beginning number nine, New Cobra Kai recruits.

Who's going down next?

Come on, let's go!

She's mine!

Eli Hawk Moskowitz has changed so much, it's almost hard to envision him pre Mohawk.

Those memories come flooding back when Crease brings in several new recruits, which includes hawks former tormenter Kyler.

He has little trouble finishing Mitch and taking his spot.

Tory secures her place on the team, leaving her opponent with a chipped tooth and one of her signature insults.

You need embraces anyway.

The main event is between Hawk and Brooks, who bullied him with Kyler.

If the hair and tattoos weren't enough, Hawk makes his message loud and clear on the mat.

He is not a weakling anymore, and his opponent has the bloody face to prove it.

As satisfying as it is toe watch, Kyler tremble.

It's also unsettling seeing what Hawk has become.

You know, I didn't think you were actually gonna do it.

Yeah, but they got what they deserved, what they did to McGill.

Number eight soccer showdown After the first day of school turned into an all out war, the faculty cracks down on karate counter.

A black will give us detention just for breathing near them.

I don't see her anywhere, do you?

Besides, what's games?

Soccer without a little physical contact?

Miyagi, Joe and Cobra Kai seemingly find a loophole during a game of soccer.

Treating the field like a dojo, the kids turned the ball into a weapon, sending it flying into each other's chests and faces.

Sam actually does a pretty good job of making a kick to the head look like an accident.

Of course, it doesn't take long for the coach to realize that this is really just a brawl disguised as association football.

You know what?

Everyone to the principal's office Now it's like Shaolin soccer, minus the kung fu and fantastical elements.

Okay, there's only a vague resemblance, but any scene that draws comparison to that movie is doing something right.

I guess that's whether Europeans call it football number seven.

Crease takes out the trash.

He's the one who wanted to get involved.

Now he's involved.

We're not sure if John Crease could be fully redeemed at this point, but Season three did.

ADM or Layers to the sadistic sense A.

In a flash back to the sixties, we see a waiter being mistreated by a jerky jock, although you might assume that the Letterman louses crease, the villain we've come to despise is actually the sensitive server.

While Crease takes the humiliation in stride, he refuses to stand by when he sees a guy get rough with his girlfriend, Betsy.

Hey, don't you ever talk to keep your answers yourself in a back alley?

Crease takes out the trash in more ways than one.

As Crease emerges victorious and Betsy sends him a smile, we're given a glimpse of what could have been.

We know, however, that there's nothing but darkness increases future.

I'd find my E very number six garage fight, got a foot no foot down and has gone far enough.

As fun as it is watching Daniel and Johnny settled the score, it's just it's compelling whenever they joined forces in this scene, we get a little bit of both.

Attempting to track down Robbie, the rivals air led to a garage full of stolen vehicles and suspicious fellows.

Naturally, Daniel tries to resolve matters peacefully, while Johnny, let's his fists do the talking.

No, no, no cops, All right, We could work this house.

We're not.

The bad guys may have chains and pipes, but they are no match for a couple of karate all stars watching out for one another in battle.

We're reminded that Daniel and Johnny works surprisingly well together when the lead runs drive.

Oh, we're reminded why they never stay friends for long.

Johnny's temper clashes with Daniels.

Merciful nature, ending their partnership with punches.

I should have known better than a team up with a home to take like you.

Number five Laser tag fight.

What do you want?

Payback.

It never ceases to amaze us.

How well the show's fight choreography complements the editing.

As Robbie stands up to his tormentors in juvie, Miyagi dough challenges Cobra Kai in their biggest confrontation since the school showdown.

Both fights blend together seamlessly, but one is noticeably greater in numbers.

That's not the only reason this battle sticks out.

Laser tag was first played in 1984 the same year the Karate Kid hit theaters, so setting a fight in an abandoned laser tag building was inevitable.

Although the retro scenery creates a lighthearted atmosphere, things take a twisted turn when Tory arrives and a traumatized Sam panics Show yourself.

Whereas Robbie bests his enemy, Sam is unable to do the same, allowing Dimitri to get his arm broken.

No, please stop!

Stop!

Stop Number four.

A very Cobra Christmas.

Heard you were throwing a party.

Hope you don't mind if you crash Miyagi dough and Eagle Fang may set aside their differences, but not even the spirit of Christmas can convince Cobra Kai to call a truce.

The cinematography, choreography and set design click together flawlessly as the LaRussa residents is ambushed.

We watch several fights break out in what appears to be one long take, although the most heated confrontation is between Sam and Tory, who is apparently wearing a skeleton jacket.

I gotta be honest for so I thought you put up more of a fight.

As those two square off in the Dojo Hawk comes to a realization.

Having earned Skylar's respect Hawks sees what he's become.

He redeems himself with a kick and flip saving Dimitri Miguel, meanwhile, shows Kyler that he's back and ready to defend his title as All Valley champ.

The fight is far from over, though.

Oh, God, thanks for the motivation.

Number three.

Rematch to the death.

This is not for you.

Why not?

You just said yourself.

Our senses had the same sensing.

Well, basically karate cousins, right?

You are a foreigner.

You cannot take our secrets.

Daniels returned to Japan, brings about several memorable callbacks to The Karate Kid, Part two, while Daniel was elated to see Kumiko again.

The same cannot be said about Chosen, while chosen is less bloodthirsty than when we last saw him.

He's still intimidating, even when he's making amends to prove himself worthy of the Miyagi family scrolls, Daniel must face off against chosen once again.

Now let us see how much you really know.

Although Daniel beat him over 30 years ago, Mr Miyagi didn't teach him everything, which chosen demonstrates in a surprising turn.

Daniels former enemy becomes a teacher.

Picking up where Miyagi left off chosen could easily finish him with a pressure point technique but he instead steals a move from Daniel's playbook.

I have waited a long time for this, Johnson.

No.

Honk the way of the nose.

Honk number two.

Why did have to be snakes?

Hey, get your shit together.

All right.

Look at me.

Only thing you gotta worry about right now is survived.

Taken prisoner creases Unit is forced to fight each other to the death crease.

Volunteers to face off against his captain, sparing his friends silver as in Terry Silver, the cool captain chooses now to tell Crease that Betsy died in a car accident.

That girlfriend of yours back home.

What's her name?

Betsy.

Well, she's dead.

Are you a liar now?

Letter came just as we got orders for this mission.

To make matters even more stressful, they have to fight over a pit of snakes.

Well, that explains a lot.

Although Crease is distraught, he doesn't let the captain's taunting distract him with one resourceful move.

He leaves the captain hanging on for dear life.

With rescue on the horizon, Crease no longer finds himself in a kill or be killed situation.

I won't make that mistake again.

Grace.

Good mercy.

Hey.

Sends the captain falling to his doom.

Anyway, Mark increases descent into a life without mercy before we unveil our topic.

Here are some honorable mentions.

Tori versus Sam in a dream, but still cool.

Don't worry.

Going to break your own.

You deserve much worse than that.

Johnny starts another parking lot fight.

What do you think you're doing, man?

Taking your ass, Robbie adjusts to juvie life.

Karate is about self defense.

Awesome.

What?

What's the how that works out?

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Number one.

Gianni Versace Crease versus Daniel.

What took you so long?

Season three has been a three way battle between Johnny Daniel Increase.

Thus, it only makes sense that the season would conclude with the three karate teacher squaring off.

Caught in the middle is Robbie, who sworn his loyalty to Cobra Kai.

Johnny isn't ready to give up on his son engaging in his most heated fight with crease.

Yet he sends Robbie charging into a locker during all the commotion, distracting Johnny long enough for Crease to get the upper hand.

No longer playing around, Crease is ready to finish Johnny for good.

This is how I want this to end.

Daniel shows up just in time, however, putting the moves chosen taught him to effective use.

Going through a window together, Daniel takes away creases.

Ability to wage war For now, Cobra, Kais got it for good.

Why don't we settle this the old fashioned way?

Tournament?

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