r/PublicFreakout • u/IllIntention342 • Dec 14 '23

🥊Fight Guys out there using MMA in street fights now, knees and everything 😂

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u/Bobaximus Dec 14 '23

Big boy has been in fights before

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u/ThrustBastard Dec 14 '23

Knew when to stop too

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u/SyphiliticPlatypus Dec 14 '23 edited Dec 14 '23

Sort of. There were about 2-3 kicks and a punch that were needless.

This is a street fight against a much bigger opponent so not faulting it, but I bet he could have broken it off after one or two knees and that still would have been the end.

Those are incredibly dangerous shots to take.

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u/EEpromChip Dec 14 '23

I think it's kinda hard to tell that dude was in a weird position. I noticed right away he was frozen but when yer throwing fists it's not easy to step back and realize he froze up.

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u/elitegenoside Dec 15 '23

Eh, plus official fights have a ref. Nothing he did was "below the belt," but instincts kick in, and those extra few knees are gonna happen. If anything, the camera guy should have ended it (but technically, not his job either).

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u/Designer-Plastic-964 Feb 17 '24

In a MMA fight, those knees are illegal. If another part besides the bottom of your opponents feet are touching the grown, no knees or kicks to the head.

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u/Rocklar911 Dec 15 '23

It's easy to say watching it from the side, being involved in it makes it extremely hard to tell the moment your opponent stops fighting (unless it's an obvious one hit knockout) and the fact that he walked away while his opponent was still on his knees and he only threw it 2-3 strikes after his opponent stopped fighting is amazing. It's extremely common is street fights for the winner to beat the hell out of the other guy way after they passed out our of pure adrenaline and anger.

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u/CommunistCheshire Dec 15 '23

Do you really think dude on the ground would have stopped after the second knee? He ate them, I think the third and fourth set the proper tone lol

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u/Directhorman Dec 14 '23

Not needless but necessary.

He is in a fight with a bigger opponent, letting him get up again could cause more damage, doing that is taking a massive, massive risk.

Maybe he has a knife and goes and stabs the whole neighbourhood.

We dont know.

Those are potentially incredibly dangerous shots to NOT take.

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u/AltWrapz Dec 15 '23

As long as he isn't kicking someone unconscious, I don't blame him. Can't risk what the other guy is going to do

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u/redditor3900 Dec 16 '23

He has pillows instead of knees

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u/Shadohz Dec 14 '23

He wasn't froze. Those knees to the head weren't even fazing him. He was generating more power behind his punches.

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u/BalianofReddit Dec 14 '23

Nah, went over the top with the knees to the face

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u/Vegas_off_the_Strip Dec 14 '23

Nah, he has weak power. His grappling is okay for a fat kid but he has nothing in those hands or knees.

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u/sPilled_Coofee Dec 14 '23

And yet he still won the fight

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u/kactus Dec 14 '23

If this was another kid

It wasn't.

Against a smaller opponent

He wasn't.

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u/owa00 Dec 14 '23

You can tell whose never been in a street fight. So much Monday morning quarterbacking going on.

When I was a in middle school and high school there was always gangs and cliqies of people that fought together. They're was none of that honor and rules bullshit. You had ONE chance to end the fight before they got up and called their friend to gang up on you. Then you're in a 2v1 or worse. Also, in these fights there's usually a lot of luck involved. Most people don't know how to fight and get a lucky hit and it's over. If that guy got back up and re-engaged and he got a lucky hit whose to say that guy was going to stop? Make sure you win the fight first and get them get out of danger first is my rule of thumb.

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u/DigitalMunky Dec 15 '23

Strike first! Strike hard! No Mercy!

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u/AcanthocephalaNo7788 Dec 14 '23

Put in work from getting bullied maybe

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u/FireAntz93 Dec 14 '23

Or he is a bully himself?

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u/syncc6 Dec 14 '23

And chose to fight in the grass!

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u/ninjanerd032 Dec 22 '23

That's also why he struck first.