Uriah Hall was never the same after this Knockout

[HeDidn'tWantTheFight]

This has been a general consensus for years. Idk where you've been.

 

[Crazy Librarian]

I've never cried seeing fighters lose, but I have been mad for a few hours afterward.

HAHa, man, seeing Zombie getting the worst beating and crying in octagon, saying "Today I realize I can never be a champion" then crying to his wife arms really got to me. I still feel like crying if I reminisce about it brother.

 

[StonedLemur]

HAHa, man, seeing Zombie getting the worst beating and crying in octagon, saying "Today I realize I can never be a champion" then crying to his wife arms really got to me. I still feel like crying if I reminisce about it brother.

Nothing wrong with feeling for someone sir.
When Khabib beat Justin and let out all the emotion from his father dying almost pulled my heart out tbh.

 

[Crazy Librarian]

Nothing wrong with feeling for someone sir.
When Khabib beat Justin and let out all the emotion from his father dying almost pulled my heart out tbh.

HAHAHAHA. That's funny. I was very angry at the moment. "HOW DARE YOU RETIRE, THIS WAS GETTING SO GOOD, go have 20 title defense and beat Usman first", that's how I kinda felt at that moment. He was such an amazing talent that it kinda annoyed me how retire so early haha.

 

[StonedLemur]

HAHAHAHA. That's funny. I was very angry at the moment. "HOW DARE YOU RETIRE, THIS WAS GETTING SO GOOD, go have 20 title defense and beat Usman first", that's how I kinda felt at that moment. He was such an amazing talent that it kinda annoyed me how retire so early haha.

I respect that he respects his parents so much.
Making that decision must've killed him inside... that's real strength to me.



This is one of my favorite sayings that I have come across in my travels.

"The true strength of a tree is its ability to bend" ~Unknown

 

[ChimRichalds]

if you think Uriah was never the same after that knockout imagine being the guy who got KTFO

Yeah on top of the vicious KO he just received, he woke up to a room full of silent people staring at him, while he tries to figure out wtf happened to him. Then has to listen to people clap for him not being dead. Poor guy lol

 

[Crazy Librarian]

I respect that he respects his parents so much.
Making that decision must've killed him inside... that's real strength to me.



This is one of my favorite sayings that I have come across in my travels.

"The true strength of a tree is its ability to bend" ~Unknown

I wish I can like your comment right now. As much as I dislike him sometimes, he also have really admirable conducts.


I have heard the lewd version of that quote brother, "the true strength of a woman............"
Joking ofc hahahahahahah.

 

[true_fan]

Well at least he wasn’t wearing an army boot or something like that. A bare foot is not that bad

 

[StonedLemur]

Well at least he wasn’t wearing an army boot or something like that. A bare foot is not that bad

Sometimes a bare foot, especially a heel can be as hard.

 

[Gamer2k4]

Was expecting a Urijah Faber thread.

You think that's bad...I was expecting an Israel Adesanya thread. Seriously.

My brain must have seen "Uriah" and stopped processing after making it to "flashy black middleweight."

 

[SeattleFightFan]

This is like complaining that someone is "overrated". What posters never do is first define how someone is "rated", before explaining why they're "over".

Similarly, this poster has seen the incident and has seen Hall after the incident, but has absofuckinglootely no idea what Hall was like before the incident.

Hard to say he's like totally changed if you have no idea what he was before, brah.

 

[Fatback96]

That's his fault tbf. If you can't stand hurting people why stay in this career, it's like hating or scared of fire but becoming firefighter.

At least firefighters get healthcare and retirement.

 

[snaportap21]

This one almost made me tear up every time I've watched it. You could visually see Uriah having a legitimate existential crisis and It made him question whether he could continue doing this.

There's a lot of aspects of this sport that really aren't meant for people like Uriah and there's a level of PTSD that he will probably deal with for the rest of his life as a repercussion.

Which I think we've seen with his admission of suicidal thoughts after retirement.

Uriah concussed the man yet Uriah was the one who got ptsd? Lmfao

 

[Fahcough]

I highly doubt it. I give 60 year old Vitor a better shot.

That was his words after he won his boxing debut

 

[Shilajit]

This has been a general consensus for years. Idk where you've been.

Relevant again when a fighter says theyve had thoughts of killing themselves post retirement

 

[chinarice]

That was his words after he won his boxing debut

Oh I know. He didn't look that good