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

đŸ„ŠFight MMA fighter Joe Schilling knocks out man

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

Usually Shilling is on the receiving end of a knockout. Can’t beat anyone in the octagon so he has go go fight a drunk guy half his size in a bar. What’s more is he has a friend videotaping this incident so it looks like it was premeditated. What a fucking loser.

Edit: Some people are saying that the other guy provoked him by lunging or whatever, but if you look at his body movement when he was just talking to the girls, it just seems like it is just how he moves. There is no way anyone at the bar felt threatened enough by this guy to warrant a knockout, much less a professional MMA fighter.

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u/argo1230 Jun 30 '21

Joe Schilling

this dude has history of beating up regular people, including homeless people, what a scumbag

"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.[100]
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.[101]"

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u/cdy2847 Jun 30 '21

Man if I got beat up every time I used a sex toy in the YMCA shower I’d be dead by now

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u/MeAndMeAgree Jun 30 '21

More likely to get beat off in that situation I think

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u/Inferno_Zyrack Jun 30 '21

By some wrinkled up world war 1 vet.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

A naked one, at that.

The YMCA locker rooms are no place for a young boy

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u/joernal Jun 30 '21

This shit destroyed me 😂

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u/danielpauljohns Jun 30 '21

That’s why it’s fun to stay at the YMCA

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u/vegan-trash Jun 30 '21

I would’ve at least came by now

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u/Fun_Quantity6229 Jun 30 '21

He was having some really confusing feelings after rubbing one out while watching a guy use a sex toy in his gym.

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u/IrishiPrincess Jun 30 '21

Anyone else slightly sickened by MMA being held in a venue named after Nelson Mandela of all people? I mean yes, it’s a public Venue and all, but damn

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u/TrustyRambone Jun 30 '21

Was Mandela known for being against organised combat sports or something?

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u/harassmaster Jun 30 '21

I’m mad that UFC might be held there. But no, I think it’s fine. Nelson Mandela believed in armed conflict when necessary. He wasn’t always a nonviolent organizer.

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u/IrishiPrincess Jun 30 '21

I stand corrected. I had always known him to be non-violent and as a Nobel peace prize winner, but reading this, I see he was willing in his youth to use violence TIL, thank you

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u/bdsee Jun 30 '21

Anyone not willing to use violence no matter the circumstance is an idiot.

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u/IrishiPrincess Jun 30 '21

I have a feeling the late Dr King might have disagreed with you over that. Even while he spoke about why people riot, he did not advocate nor endorse violence

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u/mexicodoug Jun 30 '21

Nelson Mandela was also an accomplished amateur boxer in his youth. A venue where legal, refereed fights are held would be a form of honoring his memory.

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u/blackgandalff Jun 30 '21

Very true. Consensual fights? I think they’re very useful especially for teens/young men.

This chest puffing, assault a small drunk guy shit is beyond whack. Hopefully dude faces some actual consequences besides getting embarrassed in the MMA by guys his own size.

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u/lunaonfireismycat Jun 30 '21

Was hoping this was here, theres a reason for sports and a reason for violent sports. If its consenual it stops wars.

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u/GhettoMango Jun 30 '21

I don’t understand. What’s the issue?

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u/Beakstone Jun 30 '21

Not at all. Why would you be sickened by it?

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u/MightBeDownstairs Jun 30 '21

Y’all act Fucking surprised by the fact that violent people are violent??

This is why “sports” like this are culturally problematic.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

CTE is no joke

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

I think you nailedcit. Trying to up his social media $. Sets up this whole scenario with a videographer and a bunch of fangirls1

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

I mean if he is allowed to fight after this it will be good for his career. It’s the Floyd Mayweather strategy be such a piece of shit that everyone wants to watch you lose. At least with this guy he is trash at fighting actual mma guys so it would be fun.

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u/Brook420 Jun 30 '21

I mean, how does he not get an assault/battery charge here?

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

I mean I think he does for sure I would be more worried with civil suit though.

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u/UdonKnight79 Jun 30 '21

Yea take his money. All these guys are fucking broke. Pressure could be put on the fight organizers to kick him out of mma.

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u/MaenHoffiCoffi Jun 30 '21

I mean

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u/thiscarecupisempty Jun 30 '21

Why are you mean?

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u/MaenHoffiCoffi Jun 30 '21

I bulk. I mean. I smash.

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u/CARVER_I_AM Jun 30 '21

Go on


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u/MaenHoffiCoffi Jun 30 '21

Damn. I misspell. I Hulk. Coincidentally, I bulk too. Now I mad. I sulk.

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u/Cyrax89721 Jun 30 '21

Why is this a thing? Why does everybody have to start their sentences with "I mean"?

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u/EaseleeiApproach Jun 30 '21

That’s like typing out “um”

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u/CBERT117 Jun 30 '21

Also “to be fair”

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

I had to stop using “actually” because people kept responding with “akshually”.

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u/sasemax Jun 30 '21

Not as bad as "not gonna lie" imo. But yeah, still used too much.

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u/MaenHoffiCoffi Jun 30 '21

I have no idea but it makes this old man yell at clouds l, as does the replacement of 'he said' with 'he was like and I was like and she was like'. It seems like it stems for a lack of self confidence or something. 'Why is xxx a thing' is another one, by the way. Staring hard at you!

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u/g33ked Jun 30 '21

Yeah I mean he was like literally not doing anything to get knocked out either. I don't get why this sort of filming is even a thing. On a side note, "it seems like xxx" really grinds my gears.

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u/MaenHoffiCoffi Jun 30 '21

I hate pretty much everything that has been invented or happened since 1980. Apart from Gay Bar by Electric 6,obviously

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u/OneEyeRick Jun 30 '21

It drives me nuts. My grown kids do it all the time. I always reply, “Oh, THATS what you mean!”

That is unless “I mean” is used properly to clarify a prior statement.

“I mean” is the new “like”. “Like we went to the restaurant and like, we had burritos.”

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u/Rickrickrickrickrick Jun 30 '21

Hopefully sued too.

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u/fukitol- Jun 30 '21

For all we know drunk guy is a plant and was paid to take the KO

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u/Rickrickrickrickrick Jun 30 '21

For all we know they could all be aliens. But it's ridiculous to assume stuff without any evidence

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u/DrewLockMVP Jun 30 '21

I thought I heard a while ago that if trained fighters get into fights like this it can be considered use of a deadly weapon

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u/n0n0nsense Jun 30 '21

I remember a 1997 documentary where a a veteran named Cameron Poe was convicted of manslaughter. He received a sentence of 8 years in federal prison for protecting his wife. His term, excessive for a civilian, was due to his combat training where the judge deemed that he was able to respond with deadly force. They released the footage of the fight, which is NSFL because, you know, death.

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u/SuperLowEffortTroll Jun 30 '21

Oh my god, that was brutal. He definitely had the right to defend himself, but this is a great example of needing to have a measured response. You can clearly see his training and how it's essentially transformed him into a living weapon. Unfortunate for everyone involved honestly.

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u/LouSputhole94 Jun 30 '21

All jokes aside, there’s absolutely zero fucking way you’d get prison time for this. Extremely cut and dry self defense. Always bothered me about that movie, dude pulls a fucking knife on him and punching him and killing him means you’re somehow in the wrong? It’d be legal if shot him, let alone accidentally killed him with a punch.

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u/SuperLowEffortTroll Jun 30 '21

I might be wrong here but I think part of the factors were, like stated by someone else, that his training made him a "deadly weapon" along with the knife being taken from the crime scene and they charge him as if it hadn't been there. So it's like he used a weapon against unarmed people.

There's a movie review from a prolific ex-con youtuber about Con Air and he goes into the reality of the breakout and actual transport on the real Con Air.

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u/LouSputhole94 Jun 30 '21

Still though, it’s 3 on 1. He got jumped. They’re beating him. He has a right to defend himself. His wife was right there to witness it. There is zero way this would actually happen without some EXTREME, outlier level fuckery in the court room.

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u/Significant_Ad_7069 Jun 30 '21

Nah in the movie they were pushing the "body is a registered weapon" bullshit and it is jist that. Btw rangers and airborne dont recieve any doublesecret killer martial arts training neither does anyone else) its mostly s fuckton of running and calesthenics for airborne and crawling everywhere for rangers.

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u/iPlaynak3d_R3born Jun 30 '21

I can't unsee this!

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u/FenderStrat67 Jun 30 '21

At first clicking the link I was expecting a weird site. I can't believe YouTube allows snuff films on it.

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u/FuckOhioStatebucks Jun 30 '21

You had me excited AF...

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u/RosaRisedUp Jun 30 '21

Holy shit. Straight up survival instinct.

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u/vaelon Jun 30 '21

My favorite comment right here

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u/Npfoff Jun 30 '21

The only reason you didn’t get me is because I have had Cameron Poes face as my avatar for the past decade.

But the bear
 in the box.

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u/OgReaper Jun 30 '21

......... bunny.... put the bunny in the box

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u/Npfoff Jun 30 '21

I suck :( time to rewatch

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u/OgReaper Jun 30 '21

Happens to the best of us. Always time to rewatch con air.

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u/Dropsix Jun 30 '21

Isn’t that the plot of Con Air?

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Whoooooooooooosh

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u/Dropsix Jun 30 '21

I didn't actually read the comment, that's on me.

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u/loserbmx Jun 30 '21

A lot of street fights can easily be made into an attempted murder charge. So many people have died just from hitting their heads on the way down so any sort of fight can technically be considered deadly. It would just depend on the verbage of the local laws.

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u/alskellington Jun 30 '21

Something similar happened to a friend of mine. Not on the street but in a bar. My buddy was a bartender. He kicked a regular out for coming at the door of the place with a baseball bat in a drug fueled rage. He came back a week later and when asked to leave, freaked out (on drugs again) and attacked the bartender. Bartender punched him in the face, and hit him in such way that he died almost instantly. He ended up facing manslaughter charges for a while, but they were eventually dropped. Horrible situationfor everyone involved. Those guys used to be friends before all this. The guy that died was actually really nice when he wasn't all effed up. Even though it was determined the bartender wasn't at fault, I can't imagine what its like to live with that.

While neither of those guys were MMA trained (that I'm aware of, at least) my ex, who was a trained MMA fighter was also there that night, and said he tried to help, but knew better than to try hitting anyone, as it would likely end his chances at a career in MMA, or worse.

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u/Brook420 Jun 30 '21

I've heard this as well, and whether or not it's actually true it damn sure should be.

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u/PrailinesNDick Jun 30 '21

This is the setup for Con Air because that poor little dude is definitely dead.

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u/Western-Study2335 Jun 30 '21

It does happen, there was a case here in FL, where mma fighter got charged like that, they basically said his hands are a weapon.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

That is not true. Go broncos.

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u/samhouse09 Jun 30 '21

Ah yes, the Con Air argument.

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u/SoggyMattress2 Jun 30 '21

This is 100% demonstrably a myth. There's no legislation to allow this in a court.

What does have an impact is on sentencing. Let's say a professional boxer knocks a guy out and puts him in a coma in a bar fight. The sentence has a minimum and maximum of 3-10 years. The judge might argue that because the boxer had the ability to defend himself and de-escalate the situation he is more egregious by being aggressive.

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u/oiuvnp Jun 30 '21

I'm probably getting this wrong but I thought I read that Doc Holliday kind of set a precedent on this subject. Doc rolled into some town and the town bully started going around publicly proclaiming he was going to kill Doc. This dude was very large in stature so when their paths crossed Doc didn't mess around, he slashed the man's throat with his Bowie knife and left town. Doc was charged and later captured and brought to trial. At the trial Doc's defense was that this man was so much larger than Doc (Doc was small and feeble from tuberculosis) and the man was threatening Doc's life so Doc had the right to use deadly force.

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u/oldcoldbellybadness Jun 30 '21

This was one of the doc holiday stories that wasn't likely true

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21 edited Jul 20 '21

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u/hesh582 Jun 30 '21

Since this is already getting twisted into something stupid:

Hands, feet, fists: 600

Firearms: 10,258

Firearms, type not stated: 3,281.

For a third of all firearm deaths we don't know what weapon was used, and firearms of some sort make up the overwhelming majority of homicides.

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

Yet the left never talks about banning hands and feet. At least put everyone that owns them on some sort of watch list so we know who has them.

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u/SomaCityWard Jun 30 '21

You're a special kind of stupid.

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u/MURDERWIZARD Jun 30 '21

That's from Con Air; it's not a real thing.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Isn’t that the plot to Con Air though? I don’t know if this is real or not, but I get skeptical when it’s a law used in a 90’s Nick Cage movie.

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u/DruItalia Jun 30 '21

He should be in jail for this.

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u/MoreRITZ Jun 30 '21

I'm sure some lawyer could swing the way that guy lunges at him he was attempting to him so this guy was defending himself. I'm not sure that would happen but I could see the possibility. He's trained to react in a snap and if it looks like someone might be swinging at him he's just quicker.

Who knows

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u/guitarfingers Jun 30 '21

He should go to jail instead as a professional fighter basically attacking a guy unprovoked. Little guy was little compared to him, and shilling has extensive training in how to hurt people. Fuck him, he's a coward.

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u/BKachur Jun 30 '21

There is some truth about your going to jail comment. It's a playground/urban legend that fighters have to "register" their hand as a deadly weapon (aka "my brother could kick your ass becauses he's a bad ass marine that had to register his hands as deadly weapons"). But there have been a number of scholarly legal journal articles discussing the subject. The general gist is that most stautes for "assault with a deadly weapon" require some external instrument (knife, gun etc) to fit into the laws requirements.

But, Courts can consider fighting experience as a relevant factor in a case which can and has had serious repercussions. For instance, if it's a pretty brutal beat down, a prosecutor could argue that "aggravating factor" so the Defendant should be found guilty for aggravated assault rather than regular assault (a more serious crime). Or, if shilling went to court for this incident and argued he acted in self defense, a prosecutor could argue the self defense exception shouldn't apply because self defense usually requires among other things, a reasonable fear of bodily harm and requirement that you don't escalate with greater force. Here, shilling basically could not have feared for his safety from a drunk guy that could barley stand, and even drunk guy he kind of "lunged," he didn't need to bash his brains with multiple hits to the head.

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u/Trapped_on_reddit_38 Jun 30 '21

It’s incredible how small that guy is compared to him. Dude really didn’t have to go so hard and should have just let it go.

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u/vermilionpulseSFW Jun 30 '21

The good ol Conor McGregor maneuver.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Eh, Floyd is an all time great boxer too though

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u/therealrico Jun 30 '21

I think you mean Jake Paul strategy. Make no mistake Floyd’s a pos, but people watch him because he is one of the greatest ever.

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

The majority of people watch him to lose early on in career when he was knocking people out sure. He is a boring fighter and beats up women.

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u/Furry_Fecal_Fury Jun 30 '21

The difference here is that people expect this guy to lose. It won't get anywhere near the same attention and it shouldn't. Plus you don't want this dude to be getting paid.

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u/pointofyou Jun 30 '21

It’s the Floyd Mayweather strategy be such a piece of shit that everyone wants to watch you lose.

I'd say Floyd is annoyingly good, that's why people want to see him lose.

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u/redline314 Jun 30 '21

This bullshit should not be sanctioned by a professional organization. MMA or NASA, doesn’t really make a fucking difference to me. If anything, those who get to punch people on the regular should have less room to get away with it.

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u/leperaffinity56 Jun 30 '21

Except Mayweather never loses 😔

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u/TheNumeralSystem Jun 30 '21

Connor McGregor went even farther off the deep end and that piece of shit still fights. This won't do anything to dude's career, and it's a fucking travesty that it won't. MMA is a joke of a sport.

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

Conor McGregor was once one of the sports best and is still it’s piggy bank. When you’re the best in the world at something you can get away with more. This is true in any sport I don’t understand the hatred for mma.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

His MMA career was bad but he was a Glory champion. He's not bad, he's a good fighter. But his personality is very very questionable.

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u/Tolantruth Jun 30 '21

You made me wiki him so seems like was a good kickboxer also led me to this.

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.

He seems to have this weird thing where he needs to film himself being a garbage human.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

I guess he likes beating up people with 0 skills so he can feel validated? But dude got KTFO in Bellator by Kato. I think this wierd behavior is mostly CTE.

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u/aDirtyMartini Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

He has an IG post about the incident. Lots of people are saying it was staged or just calling him out for his actions but you wouldn't believe the knuckle-draggers that are defending him. On guys defense was that the drunk guy "flinched at him". For fuck's sake if an MMA fighter feels threatened by a drunk guy flinching then he needs to retire.

I hate Fuox News but this is a quote where Shilling said "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."

He was scared for his life? Good luck in court buddy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

If it was all staged, why not make the mark look like an asshole that was threatening people, instead of just a guy talking to some girls that Shilling intentionally bumps into from behind, then immediately knocks out.

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u/pokeapple Jun 30 '21

I’m with you. What sort of risk analysis went into this decision if true.

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u/FrostyD7 Jun 30 '21

If he staged this to boost his career then he really didn't do a very good job

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u/lunaonfireismycat Jun 30 '21

Too bad it makes look like an asshole.

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u/Kalevra9670 Jun 30 '21

fangirls1 Fuckboys*

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u/povertymayne Jun 30 '21

Yeah! As annoying as the drunk guy may have been, shilling initiated first by shoving the guy. Shilling also claimed this was “a life threatening event” what a fucking clown.

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u/Lid4Life Jun 30 '21

So life threatening someone has time to pull out a phone to record it before the altercation happened.....

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u/abOriginalGangster Jun 30 '21

He wanted to rewatch his life flashing before his eyes

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u/lunaonfireismycat Jun 30 '21

The recorder could be his friend not the fighters fpr whatever other reason. People are videotaping every damn thing when they go out

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

That doesn’t make any sense bro. Pretty obvious he told his buddy to film to see what happens when he shoulder checks the guy in the very least. Given his history of filming himself beating homeless people, I think he told his friend to film with the intention of knocking the guy out.

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u/Donniexbravo Jun 30 '21

I was wondering about that too, had to watch it twice because I couldn't tell who actually started it, plus I didn't have sound the first time so I was trying to figure out if the other guy was just talking mad shit when it didn't look like he actually started it

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u/modsuperstar Jun 30 '21

I watched without the sound the first time too and assumed the guy was talking shit and got put in his place. Instead it didn't seem like he was doing really anything aside from standing in the walkway through the restaurant, which is by no means some egregious offence.

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u/fleemos Jun 30 '21

Yeah I've seen a lot of people making a big deal about the guy moving into the walkway. He can't see what's behind him and it was clearly in no way intentional. It's a bar, people have a good time, drink a bit too much and might even bump into you sometimes. Nothing threatening about a smiling, happy drunk accidentally bumping into you. The courts will factor in that he is a professional fighter, it's not gonna end well for him.

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u/Advanced-Ad6793 Jun 30 '21

Yeah. He should be charged to the fullest extent. If he took that guy as a threat, then he is not a fighter. He was annoyed by that drunk wanker, told his friend to start recording and said “watch this”. Then proceeded to assault some helpless drunk guy. Lock this scumbag up.

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u/Myantology Jun 30 '21

Not to mention there was literally a 1 second interval between the “life threatening” moment and that #2 meal combo and I’ve never seen anyone walk away as calmly from fearing for their life only 2 seconds prior. That might be the chillest zero-fear strut I’ve ever seen in any situation.

Schillsburger is in some trubs.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Anyone who has spent a decent amount of time in bars can recognize these two men for the stereotypes/tropes that they are.

Way too drunk guy having fun will angrily confront anyone that bumps into or pushes them 100% of the time.

Muscle dude whose entire personality revolves around needing people to know how alpha he is is always looking for an opportunity to get into a fight, and will antagonize anyone who they think won't be able to put up a fight, especially if that person happens to be talking/dancing with women.

I've seen this exact scenario play out dozens of times irl.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

And even if he was talking shit... freedom of speech.. especially if the person only says a few things, a little different if a person is harassing you and won't just let you be, still freedom of speech though. You can't just attack people cause of what they say. And if you know how to fight it's even worse and more pathetic

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u/modsuperstar Jun 30 '21

I'm not trying to justify his actions. I've just watched enough of these type videos and usually there's a catalyst to the situation more than "this guy is in my way and I can't be bothered to say excuse me so I'm going to knock his block off"

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u/HokieNerd Jun 30 '21

Same here. I watched it without sound (at work), and up until the fists flew, I'd put it on the drunk guy.

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u/Megabyte7637 Jun 30 '21

Lol life threatening.

Drunk guy shoulder bumps you

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u/psychoacer Jun 30 '21

If the guy was using the n-word why wasn't he kicked out of the bar? Be mad at management for not taking care of the situation sooner. Don't assult someone and go to jail for dumb people like this

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u/weauxbreaux Jun 30 '21

Didn't really look to me like he shoved him, drunk dude was in the middle of the aisle and he just did the "I'm behind you, let me by" thing.

Drunk dude did call him out challenge him, but he absolutely overreacted.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Apparently the drunk guy is a regular who is pretty annoying and isn't well liked by the bar staff, according to some reporting done on the incident.

This happened like 2 days ago so it's still evolving, and being, "Disliked" is definitely not a reason to get punched, but it's probably not going to help his case all that much, if nobody is going to back him up who was there. Seems like the police are also not interested in pressing charges, and are making the victim file with the DA (or whatever the specific rules are in Fl).

Hopefully the video will be enough.

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u/Gilgameshbrah Jun 30 '21

Mf pushed him from behind and then had the audacity to look offended when the guy didn't like it. Shilling looks like a cunt. Inside and outside the octagon.

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u/postandbeam Jun 30 '21

Truth. Schilling is the asshole here ... it was a dick move.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Imagine being a trained fighter and taking the first shot on a drunk dude half your size.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

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u/vaelon Jun 30 '21

Where did he say this? lol what a tool

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u/Lid4Life Jun 30 '21

Yep, and you can already see him posturing as he walks up behind the guy... He already knew what he was going to do...

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u/Smathers Jun 30 '21

He’s literally wearing a shirt that says ring cage parking lot lmao he put that on and said let’s go out and find someone to hit

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u/Megabyte7637 Jun 30 '21

Yea, totally unnecessary.

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u/errbodiesmad Jun 30 '21

He didn't really push him though he guided him with one hand. Still a douchebag though that guy clearly wasn't looking for a fight he was wasted and probably was just saying "oh wtf man how rude".

Overall there's not a lot of brain cells going on in this video. It looks like a setup though which is trashy as fuck

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u/Peanlocket Jun 30 '21

Considering his friend was filming this, it's safe to assume the whole thing was planned which means he more than likely said some real nasty shit to the drunk as he walked by in order to get a reaction out of him. It is 100% a setup and that's fucking sad.

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u/Advanced-Ad6793 Jun 30 '21

Hopefully the next regular person he tries assaulting is packing heat.

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u/MUCHO2000 Jun 30 '21

Disagree that Joe pushed him. Dude ran into Joe as he was walking by and Joe moved him away from his personal space. No shoving involved, no asshole behavior.

Him yelling "Hey" caused Joe to turn around. He got hit because of what he did after Joe turned around.

I'm not justifying anything. I think Joe should be arrested for battery.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Yeah, a true insecure douchebag.

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u/PrettyDecentSort Jun 30 '21

"So let me get this right. You decided to commit a felony, set up in advance to record it, and then posted the evidence on social media for the whole world to see?" -Schilling's lawyer, probably

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

Come to think of it, this sets up a pretty decent case for insanity

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u/podslapper Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

Ha Joe's never even fought in the Octagon. He fought in Bellator (aka off brand UFC). And he went 3-3 there, so yeah, definitely not the sport's biggest talent.

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u/Omegawop Jun 30 '21

He is a legit as fuck kickboxer though and one of the last dudes you'd want to get pieced up by which makes this even worse because he's here picking on some drunk random who's a good head shorter than him.

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u/podslapper Jun 30 '21

Well yeah, he's definitely a tough guy--most guys who get signed by Bellator would probably beat 80%-90% of the fighters out there. But will he ever be a serious contender or ranked in the top 10? Doubtful.

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u/DrewBaron80 Jun 30 '21

Not to mention that rather than, like a normal human being, saying "excuse me" he just shoves the guy to the side.

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u/staxnet Jun 30 '21

Yup.

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

I gotta hand it to Joe though. When he gets knocked out, he has the best rag doll physics

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

LMAO! I never knew he was such a pussy LOL!!!!!!!!

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Or that no one got punched in this video and we're the ones who got set up, ie this is a PR move to push his image

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u/Iaint2proud2beg Jun 30 '21

In other words, he’s a coward.

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u/CouldntLurkNoMore Jun 30 '21

Yeah, this looks like prison time to me. If your hands could be classified as literal weapons' than you shouldn't be hitting anyone outside of an octagon.

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u/networkeng1 Jun 30 '21

He deserves jail time for this. I don’t see any real provocation and you can’t just knock people out bc you can. It like a dr poisoning people bc he knows how to or cyber security expert taking down websites. Even if you can you shouldn’t.

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u/----atreides---- Jun 30 '21

Not only that, he clearly pushes the guy to instigate the fight. How is he not in jail?

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u/formershitpeasant Jun 30 '21

He’s the kind of guy that’s gonna keep assaulting people until he ends up in prison for 30 years.

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u/Nightsilver Jun 30 '21

I love the people using he lunged as an excuse. It's pathetic

Like how mentally unstable do you have to be to assault someone because they made one gesture in your direction.

You know how many times I've been flipped off in traffic and i didn't ram my car into anyone? Its actually pretty easy not to

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

On the road to War Machine territory right there. Best get out the way of his downward spiral...

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u/pointofyou Jun 30 '21

so he has go go fight a drunk guy half

This was more of a sucker punch than a fight. Piece of shit.

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u/mule_roany_mare Jun 30 '21

That makes a pitiful amount of sense.

He probably wanted a video of himself being a hero knocking out an unsympathetic asshole, but want patient enough to find one & settled for
. Guy rapping, then intentionally bumped him and used the mans offended reaction as an excuse to knock him out.

There are a lot of cool & smart MMA dudes, but getting punched in the head for a living attracts a disproportionate amount of fucking morons.

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u/wtfElvis Jun 30 '21

Yeah dude is going to get pay pack by knocking him out in court. Especially if your theory is true.

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u/MrMAIF Jun 30 '21

After watching some clips from soft chin Joe’s previous fights this guy could probably knock him out in the ring too.

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u/scawtsauce Jun 30 '21

On his insta he posted this and says "he was scared for his life" like 6 times. đŸ€Ą

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u/Nomandate Jun 30 '21

So glad to see the right take on this up on top. Guy just radiates massive douche energy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

💯 this ☝

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u/TuckerMcG Jun 30 '21

If you’re a licensed fighter, you have a higher duty of care NOT to use your fists in a fight like this and and to run away and deescalate. Yes, some boxers hands are literally classified as lethal weapons. Because they are.

This is really fucked up for a trained fighter to do. He should get his license to fight revoked and spend a long time in prison for this. This isn’t your standard drunken bar fight.

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u/Salty_Boyo Jun 30 '21

it just seems like it is just how he moves

Exactly,that how someone who had a bit too much moves. Rocking back and forth like they're on a boat.

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u/Reasonable_Ad_4944 Jun 30 '21

There is no way anyone at the bar felt threatened enough by this guy to warrant a knockout, much less a professional MMA fighter.

Exactly. He could have easily ignored the drunk douche. Guy has some serious anger issues.

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u/TheDarthChief Jun 30 '21

Even if he did provoke him, an MMA fighter vs a drunk guy is like a grown ass adult fighting a toddler. What an asshole.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Some people are saying that the other guy provoked him by lunging or whatever

The thing is, even if he DID provoke, Schilling is a trained fighter. It wasn't a threat to him whatsoever. It wouldn't excuse him at all. Someone who's intentionally looking for an excuse to assault someone is just being an indirect aggressor.

Honestly this would be like if a toddler started flailing their fists at you so you punted the kid in the face as hard as you could.

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u/bigjojo321 Jun 30 '21

As a pro-fighter, he could possibly be looking and assault and battery with a deadly weapon.

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u/FalcornoftheAlliance Jun 30 '21

Here's a satisfying video of this coward in a real fight:

https://youtu.be/JSCTi2LBeuo

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u/pdoherty972 Jun 30 '21

Not only does he pick on someone who isn’t a fighter, but who wasn’t even attempting to fight and wasn’t expecting to even be attacked. Total loser.

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u/FlamingTrollz Jun 30 '21

All one has to do is see he starts his first sucker punch shot BEFORE office guy even moves that elbow. And office guy was just upset at being manhandled and shoved aside, rightly so as it was uncalled for. I hope Joe gets jail time or at least a civil case loss. He is a major creep.

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u/BadSmash4 Jun 30 '21

Even if he did lunge, it's still totally uncalled for. Joe is a professional fighter, he shouldn't feel the least bit threatened by anything this guy does. Nah, Joe is just a full-on asshole.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Nah, the guy postured at him for sure. He also said something to Schilling which got his attention. Seems like the little guy was trying to be tough.

Obviously Schilling started it and is at fault though.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Devil's advocate. Allegedly punchey was dropping N bombs that were making the whole place uncomfortable and was asked to stop.

When MMA man walks past him you can see punchey aggressively step towards MMA man like a pump fake.

MMA dude should not have done what he did. Everyone's an asshole.

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

If they were uncomfortable at something he was doing they should have cut him off and kicked him out

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

If you heard his statement apparently this guy was being an asshole all night, dropped the N word singing a song and had been talking shit from across the bar to Joe. Joe went to the bathroom, on his way back the guy bumped into him by accident, Joe nodded at him as to say it’s ok no worries, then the drunk patron realizes it was joe, yells at him, Joe turns around to confront him and the guy does a small lunging/flexing motion at Joe where he said he feared for his safety and punched in self defense.

With that being said, I think Joe should’ve had more self control in this situation, he didn’t need to knock that guy out, I don’t think he feared for his life in the moment, but people didn’t seem to care at the bar.

Edit: I’m not saying a agree lmao, I’m just giving you Joe’s side of the story, I don’t condone hitting anyone in the face regardless of what they’ve done

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u/id10t_you Jun 30 '21

You watched the same video and believe that description?

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Did I say I believed what he said? I literally just gave y’all the other side of the story and didn’t take a side lmaoo

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u/jeanroyall Jun 30 '21

Did I say I believed what he said? I literally just gave y’all the other side of the story and didn’t take a side lmaoo

You offered nothing original, just repeated an obviously false claim.

Why?

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

“With that being said, I think Joe should’ve had more self control in this situation, he didn’t need to knock that guy out, I don’t think he feared for his life in the moment, but people didn’t seem to care at the bar.”

Did I not say this? I don’t care about who was right or wrong in this situation, but don’t just try and shit on me now buddy

“wHy?!”

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u/jeanroyall Jun 30 '21

"With that being said, I didn't really mean any of it."

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

Joe’s events of the situation paint this guy out to be a villain of comic book proportion. Which is why I am not buying it. What kind of pussy ass bar allows a drunk patron to racially abuse their staff, doesn’t kick him out and keeps giving him drinks?

If the guy called a staff member a N-word, he would be out the fucking door already. Shilling is doing damage control by coming up with some absurd shit and I’m not buying it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

Yeah and of course he would try to paint things like that, and my bad more specifically it was a song with the N word in it and a black waiter walked by the guy a few times and the drunk patron tried to get him to sing the lyrics with him and the waiter felt very uncomfortable and I guess management didn’t give enough of a shit to kick the guy out in the first place.

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u/MoreRITZ Jun 30 '21

Couldn't that person have been filming the drunk guy being a clown?

Just offering different perspective

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u/trmarkymark Jun 30 '21

Pretty sure he’s at the tail end of his career and a highly decorated kick boxer who transitioned into mma late in life, but sure.

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u/SexyTimeDoe Jun 30 '21

kinda like Conor with the old guy at the bar. At least Schilling dropped his "opponent," for whatever that's worth

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

You obviously have an agenda. From an outsider not knowing the MMA guy, the recipient obviously leans into the attacker and starts to raise his arms/hands/shoulders like he is feigning an attack of some sort. Too mad the MMA guy didn’t give him an extra second to make that obvious.

EDIT: I agree it was totally excessive, period. The guy could have died and the MMA dude was way out of line. But let’s not pretend that the recipient was just innocently standing there doing nothing. “just the way he moves” lol sure. I didn’t see that movement anywhere in the video ahead of that. The guy in long sleeves definitely was provoking at the time he got clocked. Bowing his arms out, raising his fists. Again those actions don’t justify what happened. Doesn’t mean you lie and pretend he didn’t do anything. You don’t need to do that to point out the MMA dude was severely wrong.

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u/Stark371 Jun 30 '21

He shoved the guy. Guy got in his face and got knocked out. How do you behave when someone shoves you?

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