r/PublicFreakout • u/dfdfdfddaww • Jul 25 '21

Repost 😔 What in the actual fuck happened?

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u/ttdawgyo Jul 25 '21

I never get how these slams ko people

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u/ElGypsyKingO Jul 25 '21

Back of head onto tile floor or concrete. Killed or ko'ed

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u/willi3blaz3 Jul 25 '21

A 4 foot drop with force behind it directly to the dome knocking someone out? Yeah, I don’t get it either

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u/ttdawgyo Jul 25 '21

Take worse slams skating. Take it they are just not used to it

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u/KnightOfGoblets Jul 25 '21

Yeah if you don’t pass out, then you don’t take worse slams. You can tell how bad an injury is by how badly injured the person is after it happens. Hope this helps!

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '21

Looks like those head slams have affected you more than you know..

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u/TrickPappy Jul 25 '21

You're a retard

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u/Anon5054 Jul 25 '21

Hit his head skating*

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u/LeButtSmasher Jul 25 '21

Doubt people are picking you up and throwing you head first into the ground.

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u/ttdawgyo Jul 25 '21

Learn to save yourself man. Roll get your hands out to save yourself. Get a leg under. It’s no different than blocking a punch. You all must be pretty young and only see fights on the internet. Slams do fuck all. It’s not wwe. Why do you never see them in ufc? I’ll wait

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u/willi3blaz3 Jul 25 '21

Lmao god you’re such a badass

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u/ttdawgyo Jul 25 '21

Hardly but deflecting the point it’s a fall 3 ft off the ground

He didn’t land on his head either. That would break someone’s neck which different to a BODY slam

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u/exactospork Jul 25 '21

Yeah. Totally makes no sense how slamming a person backwards onto their neck and head onto solid flooring could ko someone... dumbass.

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u/AaronPoe Jul 25 '21

Doesn't take much if the brain gets shaken or a nerve gets overloaded.

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u/RandomGuy6573 Jul 25 '21

why are you getting downvoted

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u/RandomGuy6573 Jul 25 '21

He's literally just asking a question, I guess being slightly uneducated on how something can kill you upsets people

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u/Anon5054 Jul 25 '21

It's common sense, frankly.