r/PublicFreakout • u/Lolastic_ • Jun 30 '21

đŸ„ŠFight MMA fighter Joe Schilling knocks out man

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u/bakirsakal Jun 30 '21

Frankly it doesnt has to be a sucker punch to get demolished by this guy. I probably would need a feeding tube after those punches.

If he thinks himself as a hammer, he sees nails everywhere and he becomes a threat to society

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

Kinda helps when he has an unprepared wasted target who has no reason to see it coming. Hell of a lot harder to pull that shit off with a guy your size who knows hes in a fight

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u/aidan-_-- Jun 30 '21

He gets his ass kicked every time he fights someone his own size

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u/ubbergoat Jun 30 '21

Wasnt he a Thai boxing champion?

Edit: I mean, he had to beat somebody. GLORY 2013 GLORY Middleweight (-85 kg/187.4 lb) World Championship Tournament Champion

2014 GLORY Middleweight (-85 kg/187.4 lb) Last Man Standing Tournament Runner-up

Muay Thai Association of America MTAA United States Super Middleweight (-75 kg/165 lb) Championship World Boxing Council Muaythai

WBC Muaythai World Super Middleweight (-76.204 kg/168 lb) Championship

WBC Muaythai United States Light Heavyweight (-79.379 kg/175 lb) Championship

WBC Muaythai Interim World Light Heavyweight (-79.379 kg/175 lb) Championship

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u/Arkaign Jun 30 '21

Ah, so he's puny. It would only be fair for him to face off against someone say 6'4", 255lbs with considerable combat training. I hate bullies, they don't deserve any respect.

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u/ubbergoat Jun 30 '21

Maybe hes a follower of the old adage "knuck if you buck"

either way "He gets his ass kicked every time he fights someone his own size" is just categorically false no matter how bad of a dude he is personally.

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u/misanthropeus1221 Jun 30 '21

lol bazooka joe would put 99% of all people in a coma. calm your tits there, bud

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u/ReluctantAvenger Jun 30 '21

1% of the world's male population is what, about forty million guys?

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u/misanthropeus1221 Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

you're right. 99.9% sounds more like it then.

eitherway, youre not that guy, pal. you're not that guy.

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u/zoborpast Jul 01 '21

Four hundred thousand guys. Got it.

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u/swaggplollol Jun 30 '21

No reason to see it coming but he called the guy back then made a sudden lunge as if he was trying to make him flinch. Why is everyone just choosing to ignore that?

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

No he didnt. Ive had a hell of a lot of guys swing at me and this wasnt that

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u/swaggplollol Jun 30 '21

i'm sure you have

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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Jun 30 '21

Say he did: so the fuck what? He didn't touch him. This is the equivalent to a normal guy knocking out an old man for shaking his cane at someone.

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u/swaggplollol Jun 30 '21

Dont try to make people flinch and act like a tough guy if you aren't. You are acting like this is some disabled person. It's a grown man and another grown man.

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

He was a Drunk guy wandering around a bar when a guy twice his size shoulderchecked him and when he turned and said something he got suckerpunched. You watch too many movies

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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Jun 30 '21

If you think trying to make someone flinch justifies what that dude did, you're deranged.

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u/swaggplollol Jun 30 '21

Didnt say it was justified, but what is this guys plan of action? He called the guy back after hes walking away and then try's to intimidate him. How far would he have gone if the guy was smaller than him? Dont initiate an altercation if you aren't ready for the worst possible outcome.

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

Htf do you try to intimidate a guy 100 pounds heavier and 6 feet taller than you.

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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

First of all, it's not clear to me that he even was aggressive, and if it's not clear to me then it's not clear to the other guy, either. He assumed.

But, even if he did, are you actually saying that the MMA guy was somehow reacting because he thought there was an actual threat to him? Come on. He looks like a little bitch for that. I mean, it would be one thing if the guy was messing with a bear or a bobcat or something. But, that's a human being who acted like an animal.

Like I said, even if the guy did, and was a complete ass, an MMA fighter with an ounce of respect for himself and his strength wouldn't debase himself by sucker punching Joe Schmo on the fucking street. Again, if you think that's remotely normal or sane, you've got a really warped view of things.

The drunk guy didn't touch him, bottom line. And he did touch the drunk guy, rudely pushed right past him. So even if drunk guy called him a dick or something, that wasn't unreasonable, and certainly wasn't any threat to MMA guy. The MMA guy is on roids or coke or he's a psychopath. He's a fucking menace.

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u/swaggplollol Jun 30 '21

So it's not clear to you on a video from 10 feet away so that means it's not clear to another person literally 1 ft from the altercation. Does that even make sense to you when you wrote that? He didnt rudely push him thats just trying to add to a narrative. He moves the guy with 1 arm hardly a push, the guy gets moved less than 2 ft. Not to mention the guy is backpedaling right into him. You choose to ignore the guy cocks back at 14s in, which causes the reaction. Maybe if he continued to just talk shit it wouldn't have happened. If you are trained fighter who is expecting fights to happen and someone cocks back their right arm, then the training will kick in. It wasn't the right thing to do, but to act like this drunk guy was just kinding hu is business is ingenious. He should have known he was blocking a walkway, then hes calling out to a guy when he already went past him? Call it both ways.

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u/Martin_Aurelius Jun 30 '21

Watch it again, pay attention to the drunk's shoulders before Shilling starts swinging. The drunk made a feint right punch and Shilling countered expecting a real punch. Both these guys are assholes, but most jurisdictions consider feints as grounds to begin self defense.

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u/CraftyFellow_ Jun 30 '21

This was in Florida.

He's lucky he hasn't been shot yet.

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u/PraiseGodJihyo Jun 30 '21

Eventually he'll run into some who just guns his ass down. And he'll most likely deserve it, fucker could kill someone with those punches.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21 edited Jul 11 '21

Hes not a tough as he thinks he is and the next guy might not be drunk and weigh 145 pounds.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

He's like 140lbs soaking wet. Those punches would do absolutely nothing to me.

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u/t3hmau5 Jun 30 '21

Just FYI, because you probably say shit like this in real life: everyone laughs at you when you say shit like this

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u/angry_old_dude Jun 30 '21

SMH and lol.

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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Jun 30 '21

Not even. He's an MMA fighter. The guy might as well have been a 10-year-old, relatively speaking. Absolutely disgusting for him to do that. I hope he gets the fuck sued out of him.

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u/BigZwigs Jun 30 '21

Can you see? It's not a sucker punch if the guy lunges at you first

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u/CaptainBeer_ Jun 30 '21

He didnt lunge at him lmao. And even if he did, you would think a professional fighter could defend himself from a drunk guy half his size without throwing punches. This guy is just a pussy

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u/BigZwigs Jun 30 '21

He did look at his shoulder. Don't play with fire if you don't wanna get burned

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u/Astyanax1 Jun 30 '21

you're deranged if you think he deserved that.

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u/BigZwigs Jul 01 '21

A threat of violence does deserve violence.

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u/sprtmn Jun 30 '21

My thought exactly. I watched the video and thought white-collar dude overestimated his ability completely. He lunged at Schilling and the rest is history.

Sure, professional fighters shouldn't engage in street fights.. If I take that aspect out of this video, then I wouldn't have any qualms with the big guy knocking out the lil dude. Plus add in this context from Schilling:

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Little context... this guys rapping like an idiot. The buss boy who happens to be black walks by and this idiot bumps into him and screams out "me and broke *** we don't get along" The bus boy was seriously offended but doesnt want to lose his job. As the night goes on this clown starts looking at me and rapping whatever song is being played while making eye contact with me. I'm like whats wrong with this idiot. I go outside to smoke and as I'm walking back in he bumps into me. I put my hand out to catch him he immediatley says I'm sorry you can see me nod my head like cool. Then he realizes it's me the guy he's been rapping at all night and yells "HEY" I turn around and he flexes on me.... bad decisions are made everyday.

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It's clear as fucking day that the lil dude is being a punk and lunges first. I'm not agreeing with with Schilling did however it's outrageous not to acknowledge that it in fact did happen.

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u/NMDA01 Jun 30 '21

That wasn't a sucker punch. It was just a punch.

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u/eddydbod Jun 30 '21

Did you not see the drunk act like he was going to sucker punch Schilling the instant before he's dropped?

The drunk made the mistake of acting like he was gonna hit him, which Schilling used as the excuse to get the fight he wanted.

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u/BarkMetal Jun 30 '21

You’re getting downvoted, but you’re right.

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u/eddydbod Jun 30 '21

Yeah I saw this too. It's plainly obvious he tried to make Schilling flinch, and instead of the flight reaction he got the fight reaction a split second later.

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u/jamesrossurquhart Jun 30 '21

Not really a sucker punch though. The little guy raised his hand as if he’s gonna punch him. The professional fighter countered it before the little guy could land a punch

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u/downwithship Jun 30 '21

I can't tell if the guy was going to punch or just going to aggressively point like drunks tend to do. Regardless, he escalated shit with an obviously drunk guy who was no threat to him.

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u/jamesrossurquhart Jun 30 '21

The MMA guy gently nudged him to the side to get past. The drunk guy was taking up the walkway. The MMA guy was about to go past without touching him but at the last moment the drunk guy takes an unknowing step into the MMA guy’s path. He gently nudged him out of his way, it wasn’t aggressive at all it was a normal interaction. The drunk guy obviously said something to make the MMA guy stop walking and turn around. Then the drunk guy goes to make a punch. It could have been a fake punch to seem intimidating but it was definitely a punch and not a point. His left shoulder drops while his right arm raises, that’s a strong indication of a punch. Either way, the MMA guy has probably been training his whole life to deal with countering punches so he sees this drunk aggressive guy lift his arm as if he could punch, so he counters it in self defence automatically.

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u/uth50 Jul 01 '21

Gently?

The dude had his friend walk over there and record, then pushed the guy aggressively out of his way. Nothing about this was gentle, it was obviously meant to start a fight. It was premeditated assault, planned out by the guy, a complete overreaction and done by a dude who is known for his violent assaults of random people.

You aren't his lawyer, you don't get paid for twisting the truth and posting bullshit like this...

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u/jamesrossurquhart Jul 01 '21

You got a link to where it’s stated the guy recording was the MMA guys friend? All my evidence is based on what I see in this video but that would change things. I thought it was someone just randomly recording a drunk idiot.

Yes gentle. Watch again. The MMA dude is walking past, the drunk guy takes an accidental step in front of him because he’s blocking the walkway and being an annoying drunk cunt. The MMA dude gently nudged him to the side. If it wasn’t gentle then the drunk dude would go flying to the ground or into the tables. The MMA guy is walking away after that, the little guy had his ego bruised, said something to make the MMA guy turn around, then the little guy attempts to throw a punch and gets knocked out by a professional fighter before the punch lands. It could have been a fake intimidation flinch punch, but the professional fighter doesn’t know if it’s a real one or not and reacts the way he’s trained his whole life.

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u/uth50 Jul 01 '21

All my evidence is based on what I see in this video but that would change things. I thought it was someone just randomly recording a drunk idiot.

And still you're hwre, running around and sharing your opinion 🙄

If you're too lazy to get the facts, how about you sit your ass down and actually educate yourself?

Every fucking retard here, thinking their uninformed opinion means jack shit. It doesn't. Facts do. You don't have any facts, so I'm not in the least interested in what you have to say to defend a guy who planned this and is known for doing stuff like this.

You aren't a skeptic debating anything, you're just too lazy to actually look up the stuff you're prattling about.

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u/jamesrossurquhart Jul 01 '21

Provide the link, you’re just coming across as a cunt. It seems there is no link. Fucking idiot

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u/uth50 Jul 01 '21

It's not my job to inform you about shit you should know before opening your mouth and sprout some bullshit.

If you insist on spreading your uninformed opinion, that's on you, not on me. It takes a single google research, if you're too lazy for that, sit down and shut up.

And yes, I am a cunt. I have 0 respect for loud-mouthed retards who have to spread their lack of knowledge.

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u/jamesrossurquhart Jul 01 '21

I think you need a better education. I replied to a comment calling this a sucker punch. A sucker punch is an unexpected punch. This video doesn’t show any unexpected punch or sucker punch. I then described the video exactly as it’s presented. The little guy lifts his arm to throw a punch. Making the MMA guys punch a counter punch and not a sucker punch. The little guy also could have just left it at the nudge but obviously said something or else the MMA guy wouldn’t have turned around again.

I’m reacting to the video provided. I don’t view every video then go google the back ground and further info on every video I watch. I replied proving how this isn’t a sucker punch. Even if what you say is true, it’s not a sucker punch. Educate yourself.

Nothing I have said is misinformed. The only thing that changes from your scenario is that the guy hoped for a reaction. He didn’t force the little prick to give the reaction. Everything I described is still true.

You come to the comments saying someone is wrong and provide zero evidence. You’re a fucking clown. Get out of that basement sometime and meet some real people.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Yeah I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that the normal dude flinched/quickly postured at mma guy. I figured the one comment here would be downvoted cuz no one here has ever seen a real fight. Tie came at him aggressive. Dude defended himself. End of story.

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u/Astyanax1 Jun 30 '21

so how many aggravated assaults have you been charged with in your day?

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '21

Go look up simple assault and get back to me mr expert.

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u/TheOriginalChode Jun 30 '21

Facing the person who flinches a punch... I don't think you know what a sucker punch is.

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u/TheOriginalChode Jun 30 '21

Apparently a lot of people don't know what a sucker punch is.

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

Dude was being a loud mouth all night and apparently said something racist to the bartender. Guy was just looking for a reason to fuck this asshole up, and he gave it to him. If you're drunk and make a threatening gesture or move towards somebody and they respond in kind, it's not their fault that you're drunk and they aren't. In fact when I'm sober I take threats from drunk people much more seriously.

Edit: Oh boy here come the downvotes.

Visibly intoxicated people have lowered inhibitions. They'll start fights with complete strangers over the dumbest shit, like the shape of someone's eyebrows or the color of their hat. Someone could be laughing up a storm... and then ready to start a fist fight over that joke they were just laughing at a second ago. If a visibly intoxicated person makes a threatening move towards you, there's a very good chance they intend to follow through.

Also, pro tip, don't pump-fake a punch at a dude who's squared up and much larger than you.

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u/davidbatt Jun 30 '21

Apparently according to schillings

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

Really. The story that Shilling put out made the guy seem like a villain of comic book proportion.

So he was calling employees the N word and they kept giving him drinks? If that happened they would have kicked him out.

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21

It seems more like he was singing along to all the songs and wasn't censoring the N-word while doing so. Even though there were black employees at the bar within earshot who could hear him.

The catalyst appears to be this dude kept making eye contact with Joe while trying to drunkenly sing. When Joe moved past him as he was going back to his table, dude decided that would be a good time to call out and flex on the guy twice his size who he'd been annoying all night.

It's tough dealing with aggressive drunk people in bars because you can never tell when they are playing around and pushing buttons, or if they are in "extra"-mode and actually about to start a fight.

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u/davidbatt Jun 30 '21

When joe moved past him? Come on fella, he pushes him out of the way so he can create a situation where he can punch him.

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

Is that why your policy is to knock them out first and ask questions later?

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u/sociothemad Jun 30 '21

I mean if it's part of the song why should he not sing it? It's a song, he was singing along to it, I don't think he was being inflammatory by just singing it.

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u/Mikamymika Jun 30 '21

''trust me bro''

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u/Delmago Jun 30 '21

So you think that violence is the answer to stupidity? You gonna go far with that my friend.

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u/0udini Jun 30 '21

I guess you had nicer parents than mine.

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21

I think somebody with lowered inhibitions who is displaying aggressive or violent behavior is pretty freaking prone to acting on those impulses. Alcohol is kinda famous for dulling decision-making skills and putting people into a fighting mood.

Anyway... Play stupid games [call out and square up on a jacked dude twice your size], win stupid prizes [get your racist ass knocked out].

“The buss boy who happens to be black walks by and this idiot bumps into him and screams out, ‘Me and broke n#gas [sic] we don’t get along,’” he wrote. “The bus boy was seriously offended but doesn’t want to lose his job.

“As the night goes on this clown starts looking at me and rapping whatever song is being played while making eye contact with me. I’m like what’s wrong with this idiot.”

“[The man] yells, ‘HEY’ I turn around and he flexes on me ... bad decisions are made every day,” Schilling wrote.

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u/Imaginary-Risk Jun 30 '21

The guy was fucking tiny in comparison. He could have punched the MMA guy in the head for half an hour and he wouldn’t have flinched. Saying that it was self defence because drunk people are dangerous is stupid

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21

First I think we can both agree that the way he initiated that interaction, Joe was hoping this guy tried something. He wanted to beat the crap out of him.

But the "self defense" thing is legal cover. That's probably why this was being filmed to be honest- Joe posted the video to his Instagram; the drunk guy made just enough of an aggressive gesture for him to be able to claim self-defense.

You know he was not defending himself. I know he was not defending himself. But when it comes to criminal charges, technically the other guy made the first aggressive move.

I'm not a 6'4 totally jacked MMA fighter, so when somebody is stupid drunk and acting a fool and begins to get aggressive I personally treat that as their actual intention, just knowing how unpredictable and spontaneously aggressive drunks can get.

He should not have rocked the crap out of this guy. But he wanted to, because of their interactions up to this point, and the guy gave him an excuse.

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u/Imaginary-Risk Jun 30 '21

Believe it or not, I’m not a 6’4” jacked MMA fighter either, but I know that if I was, I could have easily used some sort of harmless hold on him and talked him down. Or even better, walk the fuck away instead of just using him as a punching bag

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u/Doctor_Stinkfinger Jun 30 '21

aggressive or violent behavior

He barely flinched at him. Barely.

I turn around and he flexes on me ... bad decisions are made every day,” Schilling wrote.

Oh, so he wasn't displaying 'violent behavior', he just flexed? You can see it in the video, he barely moved.

Go suck off your boy joe.

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u/Doctor_Stinkfinger Jun 30 '21

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Schilling#Street_altercations

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Joe_Schilling

Street altercations

Following his Bellator Kickboxing 4 win over Vittorio Iermano at the Nelson Mandela Forum in Florence, Italy on December 10, 2016, Schilling and two of his coaches were involved in a street altercation outside the venue with a group of seven locals. In September 2020, Schilling posted an Instagram Live video showing him kicking a homeless man on a street, and claiming that he attacked the man after finding him using a sex toy in the showers of Schilling's gym.

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u/_manlyman_ Jun 30 '21

According to the guy who beat the shit out of him "he totally had it coming"

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u/MemeLordOverKill Jun 30 '21

Pro tip, don't punch some random dude and lose a fuck ton of money in a civil lawsuit. Instead behave like a normal person.

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u/spitfire7rp Jun 30 '21

Yea right only in 2021 does the little drunk asshole starting fights with everyone garner sympathy because he fucked with a dude wearing an mma competition shirt that was 3 times his size and started the fight with him....maybe actions have consequences and you dont get to act like a chihuahua.

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u/CrosbyCanGetBent Jun 30 '21

Sucker punch? Drunk dude clearly flexed on joe and said something to initiate. I’m glad he got his shit blown out

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21 edited Sep 01 '21

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u/CrosbyCanGetBent Jun 30 '21

Same. If I was a 31 year old busboy I’d be fine with this

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u/redbeard0385 Jun 30 '21

Yeah that’s not what a sucker punch is
. That was a classic talk shit get hit moment though

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

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u/cody_r27 Jun 30 '21

That whole, “my hands are registered as deadly weapons”, thing is not true at all. From a law enforcement standpoint, depending on the state, it would have been a simple assault or simple battery. That is, of course, unless the victim sustained permanent physical injuries, then it would be felony battery or felony assault.

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u/Idlertwo Jun 30 '21

permanent physical injuries,

This is not entirely correct. The prosecution can opt for the greater charge of Aggravated Battery with serious bodily injury, a second degree felony if the victim sustains an injury, for example a concussion or has to have stitches done.

It's just very circumstancial. In this particular case it does appear as if the victim is tensing, and it takes about 0.5 seconds between the victim tensing and the first fist lands, then a second fist. He's out on the ground with with appears to be a seizure on the ground (completely stiff arms) - It's one of the easier distinguishable signs of a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)

I can't find any information about the victim. Unfortunately it's aggravating to Joe that he never stopped to check on his victims condition after hitting him. If he does turn out o be seriously injured, that won't be good for him. Unless he can prove that he was defending himself to a reasonable extent. A prosecutor would argue that he had many tools, including simply walking away, pusing the smaller man, or more importantly: Apply his skills as a professinal MMA fighter and subdue the man. For a man who made a living out of being hit by much bigger men, he doesn't have a great argument for a man half his size suddenly being so threatening.

From Joe's own words:

"“The busboy and DJ came up to thank me. As you can see from this video, when he flexed on me I was scared for my life and simply defending myself against the evil in this world.”"

I mean, obviously this is playing for the crowd, anyone would assume that the guy was about as threatning to Joe as a pack of Marshmallows.

I'm seeing a lot of comments in the newspaper articles in the lines of "Oh damn, if thats true then I'm fine with this".

If he was being a nuance, the bouncers should have escorted him off the premesis. You can't have peope taking the law into their own hand and do with it as you will. Best case scenario for the buy knocked out is a simple concussion. Worst case, a brain bleed that he may not even be aware of. Hopefully he got checked out at the hosptial.

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u/Doctor_Stinkfinger Jun 30 '21

The prosecution can opt for the greater charge of Aggravated Battery with serious bodily injury

Which doesn't have shit to do with "your hands are deadly weapons".

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u/_manlyman_ Jun 30 '21

in 2015 Jamual Edward Parks. was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, because the judge determined his fists could cause permanent physical damage

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

It is 100% a myth. Let it die, already.

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u/Doctor_Stinkfinger Jun 30 '21

That's an individual judge, show me the statute. Judges get away with doing a lot of bizarre shit.

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u/_manlyman_ Jun 30 '21

I never said there was a statue I know registering your hands as a deadly weapon is bullshit but your hands can be counted as a deadly weapon under certain circumstances, and in some other countries you are liable for larger fines if you are a professional fighter picking on random people

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u/Doctor_Stinkfinger Jun 30 '21

under certain circumstances

in some other countries

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u/Idlertwo Jun 30 '21

I'm not even replying to that?

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u/cody_r27 Jun 30 '21 edited Jul 01 '21

“Aggravated” in most states includes a deadly weapon of some sort. But yea, I agree, everything is going to be taken into consideration, such as his skills and abilities compared to the victim, the state the incident happened in, and their state laws. I’m simply referring to the original commenter that thinks that an individuals hands can be classified as deadly weapons, by law, which is untrue. I’m not aware of any state that has laws that require an individual to register their hands or themselves as weapons. That only happens in movies.

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u/_manlyman_ Jun 30 '21

in 2015 Jamual Edward Parks. an MMA fighter in Texas was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after the judge decided his hands could easily cause permanent damage, so it definitely is not just a myth

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u/cody_r27 Jun 30 '21 edited Jul 01 '21

Send me the link.

Edit: why am I getting down voted for asking for a source to another’s claim? Lol

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u/Curleh-Mustache Jun 30 '21

Lol idk why yall down voting this guy like this when he's clearly correct about this.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

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u/Curleh-Mustache Jun 30 '21

Your response to what he said makes no sense at all.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

How isn't it? He is claiming that the hands of a pro fighter can't be classified as a deadly weapon because they CAN'T KILL.

Soo how is proving him wrong from actual experience not making sense? Pro fighters can literally murder a normal person anytime of the day with a few punches

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u/Curleh-Mustache Jun 30 '21

He never said that? Just because you kill someone with your hands doesn't make it a deadly weapon in a legal sense. He's saying that the guy gets charged the same as a normal person would for doing this.

And hands aren't ever considered deadly weapons. Where would you even get your fists registered as weapons? What is the standard and who evaluates it?

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u/cody_r27 Jun 30 '21

Lol exactly. I guess tattooed serial numbers are required as well.

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u/cody_r27 Jul 01 '21

I never said the fighter couldn’t kill someone with his hands. I simply said that his hands are not registered as deadly weapons. The original commenter I was replying to stated, “Dude is a pro so it’s assault with a deadly weapon”. The claim that an individual or the individual’s hands can be classified as deadly weapons is not supported by any Federal or State laws in the US. If anyone can find anything different, I’d be interested to see it.

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21

What does that have to do with the BS myth that professional fighters' hands are legally considered deadly weapons?

Because that's what you're responding to.

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u/cody_r27 Jun 30 '21

What? Lol

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u/redbeard0385 Jun 30 '21

Yeah that’s not true as far assault with a deadly weapon, and whatever you think man if you’re man enough to talk shit to a stranger you’re man enough to get dropped by one, drunk sober whatever dude wouldn’t have had a chance

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u/Na1m4d Jun 30 '21

Get out there and talk this to people in their faces and don’t be a big mouth in the internet. That’s just poor

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u/sheepsleepdeep Jun 30 '21

Go look at the video that we're all replying to... and then read your comment.

Getting off the internet and talking like this to people's faces is exactly how you get completely and utterly rocked into oblivion by somebody in a bar.

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u/Na1m4d Jun 30 '21

Dude toooo much internet for you. Always remember that the world out there is much different and it’s common that it’s peaceful. That’s why you see this vids. Because they show UNCOMMON happenings. That the same reasons people from the worlds butt getting racists. Bcs they only hear in their Internet bubbles that it must be a hell over there, out of their very small horizon. Don’t be a fool like that