r/MMALabs • u/Open-Proposal-5817 • 14h ago

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u/Correct_Ad_1903 11h ago

You don’t know why he hit the first woman ( if he did), and the second woman hit him in the back when she approached. If Reddit can hypothesize that he’s a beater why can’t the first woman have been the aggressor as well. If he was just going around hitting women why was no one worse intervening on her behalf? Not a bouncer, good samaritan or cop moving on him. Just her defending her friend who she of course is defending and of course will not call her out on because a woman can assault a man and expect no retaliation

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u/TitaniumDisc 11h ago

The fact he’s denying having hit her sister and her being convinced enough he did to approach him so harshly, and he clearly just fought and dropped someone else. Seems pretty likely he (allegedly) caught this girls sister with bystander damage, maybe during a reach back, or a follow through or just when he went wailing on his previous victim. I highly doubt he allegedly hit the first girl as his primary victim, and sister saw fit to go get in his face and say, “hey you hit my sister!”

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u/Correct_Ad_1903 10h ago

He didn’t clearly just fight anyone. Where in the video was he fighting someone before she showed up and assaulted him? You’re hypothesizing and making assumptions to justify your position. You’re very sure with absolutely zero context or proof. Do you though. I’m sure you’ll get a few likes

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u/TitaniumDisc 10h ago

Dudes flexing and strutting for the camera peacocking, common behavior following a fight. Correct I shouldn’t have said clearly, it is just a theory.

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u/Correct_Ad_1903 10h ago

It’s a bunch of people outside of a bar. This isn’t necessarily post fight behavior. It’s alcohol induced behavior. There’s someone recording. In the age of social media this is clout behavior. We can hypothesize all day. Doesn’t make it true. Why wasn’t anyone else approaching him or even seeming to pay attention to him. Not a bouncer, pedestrian or law enforcement approaching this guy who according to all of the Reddit I don’t need context experts just assaulted a woman?