Media (Serious health topic) Is it me or is O'malley showing early stages of CTE here

[Black Leprechaun]

The dude was making unintentional random goat noises, is this mild symptom of CTE (slurred speech)?
I dont think he has stuttering problems like Blaydes does, also noticed how he snapped out of it, I did laugh at first but everyone seemed serious after he did it... Any health experts that can diagnose this?




Either he is subconsciously foreshadowing his legacy as the GOAT or foreshadowing Nam Phan

 

[-Sideways-]

O'Malley smoking that good shit... quality shit.

 

[Volumes]

Lmao what was that

 

[Davidjacksonjones]

Sean O'Malley, a professional mixed martial artist, has not been diagnosed with Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). CTE is a neurodegenerative disease often associated with repeated head trauma, commonly found in athletes who have participated in contact sports like football, boxing, and MMA.

O'Malley's apparent lack of CTE could be attributed to several factors. Firstly, he might have employed effective defensive strategies during his fights to minimize the number and severity of head strikes he receives. Furthermore, he might have undergone proper training techniques that emphasize head movement, defense, and overall fight awareness. Athletes and coaches in combat sports are becoming increasingly conscious of the risks associated with head trauma, leading to the implementation of more cautious training regimens.

In addition, O'Malley's relatively short time in the professional fighting circuit might also play a role. CTE is often associated with long careers marked by numerous fights and accumulated head impacts. If O'Malley has been strategic in his fight choices and has not engaged in excessive brawls or been involved in particularly brutal encounters, his risk of CTE could be lowered.

Nonetheless, it's important to remember that CTE is a complex condition with various contributing factors. Regular medical evaluations, proper training, and adherence to safety protocols can all contribute to reducing the risk of CTE in athletes.

 

[usernamee]

just another proof of us living in a simulation and the "people" are starting to malfunction

look into it

you pieces of shit

 

[Bowel-forged Stool]

Did Blaydes have the stuttering problem before he fought Lewis?

 

[Hellowhosthat]

He's probably just very stoned.

 

[Fatback96]

I think he’s just a weird dude lol it’s not that deep

 

[I_IZ_BACK]

Nah he just wants to be a rapper, you know nowadays rappers make bird noises like "brrrr brrrr brrriiippp" to sound cool

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

Life is good for Sean

 

[Joe-Buck]

He was born with CTE

 

[haj02]

just another proof of us living in a simulation and the "people" are starting to malfunction

look into it

you pieces of shit

Another CTE victim right here.

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

Brings a whole new meaning to chronic traumatic encephalopathy

 

[Simple Southerner]

Not cte just stoner vibes

 

[MigitAs]

The dude was making unintentional random goat noises, is this mild symptom of CTE (slurred speech)?
I dont think he has stuttering problems like Blaydes does, also noticed how he snapped out of it, I did laugh at first but everyone seemed serious after he did it... Any health experts that can diagnose this?




Either he is subconsciously foreshadowing his legacy as the GOAT or foreshadowing Nam Phan

Why you gotta bring up Nam that just makes me sad

 

[kuf]

Dude just glitched out momentarily, it happens


Wait, it doesn't happen to you guys?
Fuck

 

[MaulingMyClown]

Sean O'Malley, a professional mixed martial artist, has not been diagnosed with Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).

I thought they could only diagnose after your death?

 

[IloveTHIS]

that was funny as hell but not cte

 

[tammyran]

just a stammer id say

 

[Clark Rogers]

But why his tick got him calling for Jones?