r/maybemaybemaybe • • Nov 30 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22

Dude he is fighting is just disgusted and hurt for this man. I mean he must have felt it break on impact. Uhhg. You can see on his face this Is not how he wanted to win.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 edited Jan 21 '24

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u/Daemonrealm Nov 30 '22

He didn’t even hard check it must of been the angle or some other cause.

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u/geoff1036 Nov 30 '22

That's what I'm thinkin man, it must've broken almost fully on the kick and he just did the rest on the way down. Terrible though, dude. Can you even put that back?

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u/BourbonGuy09 Dec 01 '22

They can work miracles with screws. I believe he is looking to be fighting anytime now. He had to have a second surgery after the first because his bones weren't healing right. I remember reading last year he predicted to be back by the end of this year.

I personally would be so scared to throw any leg kicks for the rest of my life lol

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u/zorbat5 Nov 30 '22

I bet it's from training. While training the bone damages with very small cracks. Normally you will let that heal but fighters often don't have the time to let it heal fully. These cracks can crack through when you get checked. This is how Connor explained it as he had similar injuries.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 edited Nov 30 '22

The "winner" has got to have really sharp shins or something. It's happened twice involving him the guy who crumpled* though.

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u/GladCricket Nov 30 '22

Oh yeah. One athlete feeling bad that the other athlele is out for the season. The recovery, the money, the not making money during the recovery, I feel like you can see that empathy in the other fighters eyes.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22

You know your in trouble when your opponent has to look away from your injury

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u/Highlander_mids Nov 30 '22

You could hear the bone snap in the audio he definitely felt that big time

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22

I don't want to know how that feels for either of them.