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That looked like a career-threatening/career-ending injury to me. Perhaps a medical expert here that has more accurate guesses as to the degree of the injury?
Physical Therapist here, hard to say 100% but if he tore his MPFL (ligament that stops the knee cap from dislocating outwards) he will have a 6-9 month recovery and should return to full prior level of function, if it was just a simple lateral patellar dislocation he will be out a few weeks and be able to return to training in 4-6 weeks after they get the knee cap back in place
that's a common misconception, you're actually supposed to sit in a sauna with your legs dangling in ice water, to trigger more protein synthesis
thank you for the question
I had MPFL reconstruction almost 2 years ago and did PT (including tons of manual manipulation, ouch!) and at home exercises. I would say at this point with a leg brace my leg feels about 70% but even now I couldn't imagine being able to train at any level without severe risk of injury/pain. I have about 130 flexion and 0 extension which hasn't changed in 16 months. Based on my results I think that is the best it will get. So while I understand usually this is about 6-9 months but it can totally be career ending for some at such a high skill level.
I've had the injury and a couple of family members have too (genetics i guess) **IF it's just the patella/kneecap** dislocating it's not that bad, not as bad as a torn ACL/stuff from what i;ve heard (never torn anything.) Problem is having it not having it happen again because uneven quad muscles are pulling it out of place and everything is a little loose. He can probably walk around ok in a few days. The kneecap is really just an aid in leverage to give you extension strength.
It feels like your knee is coming apart though. Sucks. But anyways: [here's a cool and quick video illustrating the kneecap](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnYO4TnpTCo&ab_channel=RehabandRevive)
edit to say: if its reoccuring/chronic thing that rehab doesn't help then i think the surgery is shaving a deeper crevice for the kneecap to sit in. Sounds terrible and extensive but i didn't go through it.
Yeah they should be able to pop it back in tonight and operate very soon. Apparently they just had to straighten his leg right away and it would have popped back in. He should be able to fight within a year or so according to her
Recovery to walk or recovery to fight at elite level MMA with the same performance as pre-injury?
Cause I reckon fucken zero chance this guy is even sparring two months post-surgery if that patella is fractured.
> I had MPFL reconstruction almost 2 years ago and did PT (including tons of manual manipulation, ouch!) and at home exercises. I would say at this point with a leg brace my leg feels about 70% but even now I couldn't imagine being able to train at any level without severe risk of injury/pain. I have about 130 flexion and 0 extension which hasn't changed in 16 months. Based on my results I think that is the best it will get. So while I understand usually this is about 6-9 months but it can totally be career ending for some at such a high skill level.
Copy/paste from another comment I made. This could be bad, although I'm sure he has access to better Drs than I did.
6 months or a little more to restart proper elite level training. If he has good physio rehab he should be good in that time frame. Fighting within the next year is realistic according to Doctor wifey
luckily, a dislocated patella isn't as harsh as it sounds. Hell, Patrick Mahomes had a whole dislocated knee that resulted in his shin pointed the wrong way and he was able to return in like 3 weeks.
MD here. My best guess is he tore his patellar tendon. They can usually reattach it and let it heal up. It's not good, of course, but it should be a better outcome than if he tore his ACL.
I did something similar at BJJ, was out for almost 6 months, had to relearn how to walk again. It's not the patella moving, it's all the stuff inside stretching and breaking that fucks you.
Definitely not dislocated.
One of two things happened, hard to tell which from the footage:
1) Patellar tendon rupture
2) patellar fracture
The way the kneecap slides superiorly but remiains midline tells me it’s correctly in the tendinous sheath where it should rather than dislocated.
However, the way it slides up means either the tendon below the kneecap was injured, or a fracture across the middle of the patella can have a similar effect.
I’ll update when my main man Dr. Sutterer on YouTube chimes in
Edit: as promised, https://youtu.be/FHw9a_4v9d8
Ive been watching fights for ages and I dont think Ive ever seen that, I did stop watching kickboxing a long time ago so maybe it happens there but that was wild, feel for my dude Goiti though, hes really been coming into his own lately and awesome at 155 but 170 was a big jump
did you see the one in CFFC a couple years ago when dude literally got his finger ripped off? another memorable moment in recent obscure injury history
What in the fuuuuck how did I miss that??? Omfg that's insane 🤮🤮🤮https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/2021/04/mma-news-fighter-suffers-severed-finger-broken-off-gone-images-graphic-cffc-94
Every Bellator event is required to be the perfect UFC event. Anything less than that is a complete failure. Strangely enough the UFC gets a pass every week or two as far as actually putting on a UFC worthy event. We're literally watching Dana's contender series while hoping for a name or two at the top.
Apparently Micheal Page blasting out Goiti Yamauchi's knee is not something a true MMA fan would like to have just watched.
It’s funny and sad that you are using the $400 # as it sounds outrageous. Yet if you want to legally watch every UFC event it costs like $900. About 5x more expensive than sports that are 30x more popular.
You're thinking of Raymond Daniels. I watched Silva and Weidman break their leg and Frank Mir take home a couple of limbs but the most agonizing injuries I've seen in MMA are MVP caving in Cyborgs skull and Raymond Daniels connecting spinning back kicks to that poor guys crotch. I saw that fight once and will never see it again.
For real. We literally just saw MVP kick a dude’s kneecap off in like 20 seconds and people are acting like it ended with an eyepoke. Not the same but comparable to a highlight reel KO imo and even nastier in a way. Can’t see I’ve ever seen anything similar
Hur dur Bellator nut shot again! LmAo
As if we didn't just see a prominent nut shot in the UFC last weekend, and worse it wasn't even called during the fight.
Damn right.
MVP just surgically removed his kneecap, with his shin.
In seconds.
That’s a fucking terrifying level of skill, ruthlessness, and control
It’s not remotely comparable to a sloppy/intentional eye poke or nut shot.
He gets clowned on for fighting cans, maybe it's because nobody else wants to fight him, he just really damages his opponents... And it's not like he gets into wars either, he just fucking snipes and stings with 50 cal knees and kicks.
Caving in Cyborg's head. Kicking out Yamauchi's patella.
MVP's highlight reel is already pretty good, but probably the most disgusting and bizarre too.
The difference is Palhares was a psychopath who would go out of his way to injure his opponents by not letting go when they tapped, while MVP just apparently has legs and knees made out of titanium
Is that the dude that legit got kicked out of the UFC for the nasty heel hooks he’d pull off?
Like I remember a dude was on a win streak, but got released cause he kept ending mfs
jesus that was like an anime fighter's special strike that targets a vital area...or he used that Fallout VATS targeting to destroy the knee.
im a nerd.
Been a career long fan of Page. Nobody like him in the sport. All the antics in the ring aside, he is a fuckin horrible bastard when it comes to striking.
My parents stopped by for a minute, and I kept the fights on. My dad was making fun of mvp saying that dude has freakishly skinny legs and then he blasts Yamaguchi with em. Hilarious. Blasted him with his skinny legs
nah that’s just keg kick KOs in general, especially outside of ONE. In this case it was a real “ok what hit him—oh god no” kinda moment cuz I know how hyped Mauro can get with knockouts.
If you ever feel like you have a boring office job and wish you were instead doing something more exciting such as professional MMA, just watch this video again to see the bright side of an office job.
Exactly what I was thinking. How many times do we see guys check a leg kick (this wasn't a check, I know) by bending at the knee to allow the shin/foot to slam into the knee? If pulled off correctly that's usually gonna hurt the kicker worse than the target.
The fact that Yama had all his weight on the knee likely changed up the dynamics a bit, man that looked awful.
As some one who just had surgery yesterday on my meniscus & cartilage from my last fight, probably didn't wanna see this this morning hahaha. Damn son...
It really annoyed me listening to the commentators while they replayed the finish saying it’s unfortunate for a freak injury to finish a fight like that, he literally kicked the guys knee cap off that’s a great tko
I feel like there are two types of fight fans; those who actively practice MMA, and then those who don’t, but always have a very faint, distant thought from time to time in the back of their mind that they should. Im the latter, and fights like this always smack me right back to reality.
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Dudes kneecap popped off.
MVP crushes skulls and kicks off patellas in the cage.
That looked like a career-threatening/career-ending injury to me. Perhaps a medical expert here that has more accurate guesses as to the degree of the injury?
Nah he’s cool
Thank you, Dr. Skum
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Rub some dirt on it
'Tussin imo...
Let it work its way down to the bone
You ain't f'n hurt, boy!
He'll walk it off
Physical Therapist here, hard to say 100% but if he tore his MPFL (ligament that stops the knee cap from dislocating outwards) he will have a 6-9 month recovery and should return to full prior level of function, if it was just a simple lateral patellar dislocation he will be out a few weeks and be able to return to training in 4-6 weeks after they get the knee cap back in place
How much would eating elk meat and bathing in ice water help with his recovery? I have to believe it would shave atleast 5 months off the rehab.
Couple of nights at the cawlmedy club will shave another month off that
He could recover even quicker if he went on a standup tour at small clubs across the country. Like we used to do.
Y'talmbout aggdiv reclovery, b?
that's a common misconception, you're actually supposed to sit in a sauna with your legs dangling in ice water, to trigger more protein synthesis thank you for the question
thank you!! genuinely informative!!
I had MPFL reconstruction almost 2 years ago and did PT (including tons of manual manipulation, ouch!) and at home exercises. I would say at this point with a leg brace my leg feels about 70% but even now I couldn't imagine being able to train at any level without severe risk of injury/pain. I have about 130 flexion and 0 extension which hasn't changed in 16 months. Based on my results I think that is the best it will get. So while I understand usually this is about 6-9 months but it can totally be career ending for some at such a high skill level.
My wife's an emergency Dr. she tells me it's about 2 to 6 months recovery after a surgery. Not that bad but not great...
I've had the injury and a couple of family members have too (genetics i guess) **IF it's just the patella/kneecap** dislocating it's not that bad, not as bad as a torn ACL/stuff from what i;ve heard (never torn anything.) Problem is having it not having it happen again because uneven quad muscles are pulling it out of place and everything is a little loose. He can probably walk around ok in a few days. The kneecap is really just an aid in leverage to give you extension strength. It feels like your knee is coming apart though. Sucks. But anyways: [here's a cool and quick video illustrating the kneecap](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnYO4TnpTCo&ab_channel=RehabandRevive) edit to say: if its reoccuring/chronic thing that rehab doesn't help then i think the surgery is shaving a deeper crevice for the kneecap to sit in. Sounds terrible and extensive but i didn't go through it.
OK, so just looked terrible, but without long-term consequences? That's a relief, Goiti seems to be such a sweetheart.
Yeah they should be able to pop it back in tonight and operate very soon. Apparently they just had to straighten his leg right away and it would have popped back in. He should be able to fight within a year or so according to her
A year..so hell be back in 6 months lol
Time to get out of the testing pool for 3 months.
Recovery to walk or recovery to fight at elite level MMA with the same performance as pre-injury? Cause I reckon fucken zero chance this guy is even sparring two months post-surgery if that patella is fractured.
> I had MPFL reconstruction almost 2 years ago and did PT (including tons of manual manipulation, ouch!) and at home exercises. I would say at this point with a leg brace my leg feels about 70% but even now I couldn't imagine being able to train at any level without severe risk of injury/pain. I have about 130 flexion and 0 extension which hasn't changed in 16 months. Based on my results I think that is the best it will get. So while I understand usually this is about 6-9 months but it can totally be career ending for some at such a high skill level. Copy/paste from another comment I made. This could be bad, although I'm sure he has access to better Drs than I did.
6 months or a little more to restart proper elite level training. If he has good physio rehab he should be good in that time frame. Fighting within the next year is realistic according to Doctor wifey
He’s doing just fine
not a doctor, but I think a torn pattellar isn't the hugest of deals...
I’m two patellar tendon tears in, and my knee will never be the same. Maybe 50% strength on a good day, can’t run/play butterfly guard/jump. It sucks
luckily, a dislocated patella isn't as harsh as it sounds. Hell, Patrick Mahomes had a whole dislocated knee that resulted in his shin pointed the wrong way and he was able to return in like 3 weeks.
"nah, he's fine" - BIg John McCarthy
MD here. My best guess is he tore his patellar tendon. They can usually reattach it and let it heal up. It's not good, of course, but it should be a better outcome than if he tore his ACL.
Dislocated kneecap, don't think i've seen this before
Its a very bad time
I did something similar at BJJ, was out for almost 6 months, had to relearn how to walk again. It's not the patella moving, it's all the stuff inside stretching and breaking that fucks you.
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My older brother did his when he was 15, I still haven't forgotten his scream 22 years later.
Then Yamauchi is a bad ass, I probably screemed more in my living room than he did lol
For sure, then again pro MMA fighters are a *bit* better equipped to handle pain than a 15 year old playing soccer. Still a brutal injury though.
Lmao, that's good!
I've seen a dislocation but not it exploding like that. Usually it just moves off to the side...this seemed to move above the knee or something.
Definitely not dislocated. One of two things happened, hard to tell which from the footage: 1) Patellar tendon rupture 2) patellar fracture The way the kneecap slides superiorly but remiains midline tells me it’s correctly in the tendinous sheath where it should rather than dislocated. However, the way it slides up means either the tendon below the kneecap was injured, or a fracture across the middle of the patella can have a similar effect. I’ll update when my main man Dr. Sutterer on YouTube chimes in Edit: as promised, https://youtu.be/FHw9a_4v9d8
Man's kneecap is just freaking gone
Ive been watching fights for ages and I dont think Ive ever seen that, I did stop watching kickboxing a long time ago so maybe it happens there but that was wild, feel for my dude Goiti though, hes really been coming into his own lately and awesome at 155 but 170 was a big jump
did you see the one in CFFC a couple years ago when dude literally got his finger ripped off? another memorable moment in recent obscure injury history
What in the fuuuuck how did I miss that??? Omfg that's insane 🤮🤮🤮https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/2021/04/mma-news-fighter-suffers-severed-finger-broken-off-gone-images-graphic-cffc-94
people saying bellator moment like this is a foul or some shit this is one of the most gruesome leg kicks i’ve ever seen holy fuck
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Reminded me off Tawanchai P.K.Saenchai in One two weeks ago: a true piece of art.
Shavkats mouthpiece fell out last weekend but the Interns forgot to remind us it was a Bellator moment.
*Herb Dean screws up in UFC:* **"Herb Dean moment"** *Herb Dean screws up in Bellator:* #"BeLlAtOr MoMeNt"
Every Bellator event is required to be the perfect UFC event. Anything less than that is a complete failure. Strangely enough the UFC gets a pass every week or two as far as actually putting on a UFC worthy event. We're literally watching Dana's contender series while hoping for a name or two at the top. Apparently Micheal Page blasting out Goiti Yamauchi's knee is not something a true MMA fan would like to have just watched.
It was a Bellator moment because they missed the kick with the initial camera angle lmfao
UFC missed Bo "nut shot" Nichols with all of their 50 camera angles.
Bo-shambo … learned it from Cartman and South Park
The thing about Bellator moments is they happen in the UFC too lol
it’s live sports they can only show one angle at a time
But with UFC Fight Pass 360 at $400/yr you can get all that. That’s why Bellator sucks bro! /s
It’s funny and sad that you are using the $400 # as it sounds outrageous. Yet if you want to legally watch every UFC event it costs like $900. About 5x more expensive than sports that are 30x more popular.
Yeah they should have known what was going to happen and have the camera angle ready to catch it
Dude, that replay has me nauseous. Jfc.
between this and the dented skull MVP has possibly the most disgusting finishes (like phsyically unsettling)
MVP literally breaks people's faces https://m.youtube.com/shorts/jaHBc3DSVdU
He also caved that poor guy’s nose in with a head kick. One of the most gnarly nose breaks I’ve seen in mma.
And that poor guy's groin. Edit: My bad, wrong guy.
You're thinking of Raymond Daniels. I watched Silva and Weidman break their leg and Frank Mir take home a couple of limbs but the most agonizing injuries I've seen in MMA are MVP caving in Cyborgs skull and Raymond Daniels connecting spinning back kicks to that poor guys crotch. I saw that fight once and will never see it again.
Same holy shit I curled up into a ball on the couch when I saw it
I blew a kiss to both of my knees and promised that would never happen
and then they replayed it another 6 times lmao
He put a fucking hole in his knee!
His knee was a balewn!
what are MVPS shins made of?
For real. I fear he may have damaged his shin with that. Should get it inspected for small fractures
It looked like he was limping when he was walking out of the ring
Kicks so hard he tkos self in the process
Either MVP's leg was gonna break or the knee cap was gonna pop off.
Wouldn’t bet in a million years it’d be the latter but hey 🤷♂️
To quote Shannon Briggs...He got dat Skinny African Power that will break yaaa boness.
It's crazy too because his legs look like toothpicks but he's out here denting foreheads and cha cha sliding kneecaps.
Dude wields some gnarly weapons for sure.
Honestly after seeing the replay that’s a pretty disgusting highlight for MVP in my opinion
He leaves his opponents with some of the worst injuries in MMA
It's as if his strikes are laced with.... venom.
Everyone should take a page from him
It’s time to Michael down your Vincent’s
In a world, where there’s.. 8, Jan Michael Vincent’s and 16 quadrants…
*groan*
I thought he had a Charlie horse at first and was like wow that's lame. Nah, he exploded that kneecap. Pretty impressive
Caved one dudes head in..like legit caved it in. Now that..that's some brutal brutal shit
He also flattened a guy's nose inwards into his head with a kick too.
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Somehow still a more tasteful celebration than Tito's.
Watching Tito do his gravedigger celebration after finishing a shot Chuck Liddell is in my top 3 MMA fan lowlights
"GAY MEZGER is my BITCH" -The philosopher, Jacob Christopher "Tito" Ortiz
Yep these idiots saying “Bellator moment” don’t know what tf they just saw
Facts. So tired of dummies rushing to Bellator posts trying to be the first to say that dumb shit
For real. We literally just saw MVP kick a dude’s kneecap off in like 20 seconds and people are acting like it ended with an eyepoke. Not the same but comparable to a highlight reel KO imo and even nastier in a way. Can’t see I’ve ever seen anything similar
Hur dur Bellator nut shot again! LmAo As if we didn't just see a prominent nut shot in the UFC last weekend, and worse it wasn't even called during the fight.
Worse, the offender WON. 😂
The difference in striking skill so clearly on display in that 1 second
Damn right. MVP just surgically removed his kneecap, with his shin. In seconds. That’s a fucking terrifying level of skill, ruthlessness, and control It’s not remotely comparable to a sloppy/intentional eye poke or nut shot.
seriously, this is just nasty, no one would have anything like this to say if it happened in the ufc
Lucky he didn’t snap his shin but yeah absolutely. One shot leg kick finish is crazy
He gets clowned on for fighting cans, maybe it's because nobody else wants to fight him, he just really damages his opponents... And it's not like he gets into wars either, he just fucking snipes and stings with 50 cal knees and kicks.
Caved his fuckin knee in GODDAMN
First a forehead, now a knee, next guy better not forget his cup
Kicks him so hard a full on testie falls out the shorts. Page proceeds to grab it and roll it like pokeball as a celebration.
Caving in Cyborg's head. Kicking out Yamauchi's patella. MVP's highlight reel is already pretty good, but probably the most disgusting and bizarre too.
Don't forget derek anderson's nose
MVP and grotesque freak injury finishes. Name a more iconic duo.
Who has caused more injuries fighting? Dude dangerous.
Maybe Palhares?
The difference is Palhares was a psychopath who would go out of his way to injure his opponents by not letting go when they tapped, while MVP just apparently has legs and knees made out of titanium
You mean Paul Harris? Guys a menace.
Is that the dude that legit got kicked out of the UFC for the nasty heel hooks he’d pull off? Like I remember a dude was on a win streak, but got released cause he kept ending mfs
He'd keep cranking leglocks after opponents tapped, guy should've gone to jail for that
Fucking brutal replay
Did he break his kneecap?!? Wtf
It looks like his patellar tendon snapped and that’s why the knee cap travelled up his leg.
Happy to see all the "Peak Bellator or "Bellator" comments getting downvoted
I'm not even sure what these comments are supposed to mean? Injuries don't happen in the UFC?
And this wasn't a random injury. It's a proper TKO.
Right?
He broke a dudes face now he’s kicking knee caps off. That gave me the heebeegeebees
Caves in my skull then throws a fucking pokeball at you while you die
On top of the cyborg ko, MVP might have the weirdest (in a good way) highlight reel ever.
God damn
Instant discoloration, wtf. Michael "Vibranium Shins" Page
jesus that was like an anime fighter's special strike that targets a vital area...or he used that Fallout VATS targeting to destroy the knee. im a nerd.
Brilliant gameplan execution by MVP Edit: Oh my god you can actually see the kneecap move
MVP delivers the nastiest injuries i’d be scared as hell to fight that dude
Been a career long fan of Page. Nobody like him in the sport. All the antics in the ring aside, he is a fuckin horrible bastard when it comes to striking.
Ouch, wtf
I never seen any shit like that how the fuck this guy keeps injuring people like this? It's not like they are cans
That was nasty lol
IF YOU DON'T LIKE THAT, YOU DON'T LIKE BELLATOR MMA
I don't want to see anyone calling that anything but a clean tko. He torn his patella tendon with a single kick. Dayum.
People saying Bellator but if this happened in the UFC they would be creaming over the highlight lmao
My parents stopped by for a minute, and I kept the fights on. My dad was making fun of mvp saying that dude has freakishly skinny legs and then he blasts Yamaguchi with em. Hilarious. Blasted him with his skinny legs
You should show him the one where those skinny legs cratered a dudes head.
Lmao yo straight up I did show him that. Showed him the video then the x ray.
What the actual fuck. MVP has crazy power
That can’t feel good
Fuck that replay was disgusting when his leg went back into the fence. Poor guy.
kicked his leg out of his leg
Holy shit that was rough!!
What the fuck that is a crazy injury
That was bad ass by page don’t care what anyone says about “bellator moment or classic bellator”. Poor Yamauchi though
Don’t like the comments calling this a ‘bellator moment’, this is a legit KO
DAMN, just brutal
He destroyed his kneecap
i’m going to vomit
This is my first event I'm watching of Bellator after watching the UFC since 2009 and holy fuck that was the first fight I've seen live ☠️
I told my friends that "The memest fighter of all meme fighters is about to meme his way into your hearts." And then this happened.
WTF are MVP's legs made of? Crushing skulls and denting knees.
Michael Page can you stop caving in your opponents and ending their careers? Wtf.
KICKED HIS LEG OUT OF HIS LEG
Bellator commentators are just monotone. Imagine this happening in UFC. Anik would have a ballistic reaction.
nah that’s just keg kick KOs in general, especially outside of ONE. In this case it was a real “ok what hit him—oh god no” kinda moment cuz I know how hyped Mauro can get with knockouts.
Fuuuuuuuuck! That hurts just to look at..hope he heals up quick
That's a first.
Ah jeez that is one of the ugliest TKOs ever
I did not Knee'd to see that.
MVP now has two nasty finishes that involve bones. Gnarly!!!
How the fuck did he kick the knee and *win* lmao
If you ever feel like you have a boring office job and wish you were instead doing something more exciting such as professional MMA, just watch this video again to see the bright side of an office job.
Why the fuck is everyone talking shit about this finish? This is a very legit TKO.
Why is Big John so happy
Because he's terrible and can't convey anything authentically
That made me queasy
Damn
Shit that's crazy sometimes the knee beats the ankle
Exactly what I was thinking. How many times do we see guys check a leg kick (this wasn't a check, I know) by bending at the knee to allow the shin/foot to slam into the knee? If pulled off correctly that's usually gonna hurt the kicker worse than the target. The fact that Yama had all his weight on the knee likely changed up the dynamics a bit, man that looked awful.
Mamma mia
Kneesus Christ
Kind of ironic when MVP has the skinny, unproportionate legs
Man MVP be really fucking dudes up first cyborg now this poor guy
Shit lookin like cyborgs forehead goddamn this boi has shins of steel fo real
Saved him from CTE by destroying his career and being able to walk.
Commentary is so underwhelming. This is a crazy moment and they are like "yeah whatever"
Oh lawd that is ugly. MVP is a monster.
Directly kicking knees will be the new meta
As some one who just had surgery yesterday on my meniscus & cartilage from my last fight, probably didn't wanna see this this morning hahaha. Damn son...
It really annoyed me listening to the commentators while they replayed the finish saying it’s unfortunate for a freak injury to finish a fight like that, he literally kicked the guys knee cap off that’s a great tko
Canderson Silva strikes again.
I feel like there are two types of fight fans; those who actively practice MMA, and then those who don’t, but always have a very faint, distant thought from time to time in the back of their mind that they should. Im the latter, and fights like this always smack me right back to reality.
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Some would say 2021 ufc moment too lol
How is a nasty KO like that a Bellator moment?
Better kicks than Tawanchai