160 to 180 would be my guess. But there's no need to watch it if you haven't already. The howling noises he makes are just depressing to hear. Turn the sound off if you do watchDoes anyone know which weight that was?
I really don't want to watch it.
That's horrific. I was considering starting BJJ.......not no mo.
I think I'll stick to neither watching nor listening to it.160 to 180 would be my guess. But there's no need to watch it if you haven't already. The howling noises he makes are just depressing to hear. Turn the sound off if you do watch
Oh no, disaster shit!"it was explained that the neck of the athlete was broken, therefore his whole body had a stroke, and he could not play any part of his body in his future life"
https://www.news1.news/2020/02/disastrous-end-of-the-wrestler-crashing-on-his-head.html
This is exactly why pulling guard has led to the pussification of BJJ.
It's gotta be extremely rare, statistically speaking. But I've rolled with friends at our gym, while drunk and stoned bc "boys being boys" And I feel like a reckless asshole about it seeing that.man that is fucking insane. it makes you realize how lucky Fedor, Big Nog, Rose and others are for landing in a similar way and coming out seemingly fine. i hope this is the last time we'll have to see anything like this.
Pulling guard DOES work sometimes,like Nogueira needed it when all other attempts to take Tim Silvia down wasnt workin. He pulled guard and won the fight like 10 seconds later. But he knows how to do it and when to do it.
I'd suicide tbh. Thanks for ruining my day.
I wouldn't be strong enough to carry on either, personally.I'd suicide tbh. Thanks for ruining my day.
Very true.let’s not jump the gun - prayers for this young man
it happened extremely recently - seems like sherdog doctors already labeled him permanently disabled but people come back from very serious injuries