When You Don't Tap Your Knee Will Snap - Muhammad Mokaev UFC 286 Injury
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2024
- Muhammad Mokaev refused to tap at UFC 286 and as a result suffered what looks to be a very bad knee injury. Doctor Sutterer breaks it down.
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Dudes got heart but honestly that shit was crazy not to tap
Not just crazy. Honestly kind of stupid
@@athirstyguy it was absolutely stupid, could very well cost him his career, at the very least that knee will be prone to future injuries, once you have one bad knee injury things can get rough real quick. That’s assuming he didn’t really destroy it and he still has decent stability.
yeah, he surely risked his career to avoid losing... hopefully its nothing too serious, although I doubt it
The ref should stop it. He couldn't defend himself at that point.
@@hiskishow interesting perspective and proposition. I think it should be explored more deeply.
This looks gross. Let's watch it
Over and over and over and over. From 17 different angles!😂
🤤
The whole concept of this sport is pretty gross. They should be required to fight to the death
@@yoinkhaha That’d be a horrible business move, the UFC makes money off PPV and there’s no hype if people die after a couple fights 🤷♂️
@@waynejohnson1786 Lemme get this straight, you think there'd be LESS hype if people die??😄
The fact that he won the fight is crazy
Right after too
He’s dagestani. They don’t lose
@@Icantthinkofausername2023 he was born in Manchester England
@@wwejosh1928 he moved to England when he was 12.
@@wwejosh1928 he migrated to the U.K. when he was 12 and he moved to Liverpool initially so at least get your facts straight. Also, even if he was born in the U.K. that doesn’t change the fact that he’s dagestani by ethnicity and by blood. Where you were born and raised does not change where you originally come from
As someone who has been knee barred multiple times it is probably the scariest submission. After years of being on the wrong end of that submission it never gets any less scary. Dudes an animal for not tapping.
You ain't lying in the least... I tap AS SOON as they get It.. I mean immediately..
tell me about it. I don't play with kneebars either. You tap as soon as it's locked in. By far the scariest submission someone might attempt on you.
No joke my right knee hurts watching this video. Its nothing to play with. People really need to be aware of how serious not tapping can be! Lol its not about being tough.
I can imagine, I got a hypertension playing ball, dude fell and his back pressed against my knee , omg that hurts
And a evil person to braket it, it takes alot to be able to do it. I can’t fulfill it when in in the other end don’t wanna destroy a life
He tweeted out saying that the tap and L on the record would hurt a lot more then the knee. Crazy how he still got the finish!! Another great video DR!
My knees are tingling watching this breakdown lmao
my bad knee started aching a lil , it was never that swollen but now i fear i have arthritis , tho it’s pissie i have RA
*possible
That guy saved my fat parlay with his superhuman toughness. He has my gratitude and respect forever. Truly the GOAT of toughness
@@wall0169 for sure, Im a fan now and will follow him, hope he becomes a champ in next 2-3 years because to go tru that and win the fight is un heard of just wowzers
bruh this man is a beast to endure that! Much respect to him for having that much heart to stomach that pain
Yea, he is tough, but that submission was like checkmate he should have tapped, too much ego involved and it might end his career
its not tough its stupid and lowers their fighting life...look at tony
nah would respect him more for tapping.
also it's disrespectful, the other guy could absolutely have taken that leg if he escalated faster, he was giving him an out and mokaev didn't take it, if we let this no tapping shit persist we're just gonna see more broken limbs before people can tap
@@lusteraliaszero Im not sure how you can come to that conclusion. Just because the submission gets sunk in doesn't mean he has to tap. The idea is to make it hurt so much the opponent HAS to tap. If he wants to continue in the hold, and in the process completely fuck up his knee, its up to him, its not disrespect
I was at the fight. We all thought for sure he was done and when he turned around and got the sub, the entire crowd erupted... one of the craziest turn arounds in a fight I've ever seen.
Bro this guy is the coolest dr ever
I'm 24 and hyperextended my knee about 10 years ago. It wasn't bad and healed pretty well but it's starting rear it's ugly head now that I've been doing labour work for the past 3 years. It suuuuuucks. I can't imagine the fighters that go through these injuries and continue to fight on and train. So much respect and very humbling
oh man, contract an insurance, maybe is usefull in the future
Stretch & watch the kneesovertoes guy video; it really helps to have a basic understanding of how the muscles in the knee work. I thought it was over for myself but I really started watching utube videos now I'm about at 90% that's good coming from about 20% usage
He's probably not gonna be able to continue fighting if it gets that bad.
iteracare wand would heal it for you, probably within weeks
I'm hoping his knee fully recovers. Thank god he's young but if he does then he's just made a statement. This dude won't quit, he's not just talent!
I know a guy from high school who had a knee injury from back then, 10 years later and multiple surgeries and he still can't do most sports, had the pop out multiple times from just running. Michael Bisping had knee issues his entire career but couldn't fully replace it until retirement (injured first in 2005 at 26) in 2019 getting knee replacement surgery. I don't wish this on Mokaev but the knee issue is at least going to severely limit his movement because this wasn't a minor knee issue.
He’s gonna have to quit the sport altogether depending on the injury. Not a smart way to fight but heart is heart.
Tho I’d rather not see knees bend like that, I’d tap.
Hey Dr., actually the submission got readjusted later on which Mokaev also confirmed. After the readjustment on the hold, Filho also started rotating the knee, this is where the other cracks happened in my opinion. Great work as always :)
I just knew when I saw this live, I’d later see your video on it thank you as always sir.
Love the medical breakdowns.
"Your eye, my knee. It's what we do." - Mokaev to Michael Bisping
Been waiting for this 1 , fav chanel.
Thank You, Dr. for clarifying the extent of the trauma to the knee, without seeing an ex-ray or MRI and giving a expected prognosis! It was a horror video, tap to fight another day.
In fact the prognosis was wrong 😂
The pressure of being undefeated. Mindblowing
*Kneeblowing
@@razzprince2877 lol
Which is ridiculous mindset in MMA. This isn't boxing, it's very easy to recover from a loss or two and get yourself back in contention quickly.
Wow thanks what a great analysis
I was hoping you’d do this one. Cheers doc.
can you do a video on Lonzo Balls cartilage transplant surgery?
I’ve been waiting for his video
Great video as always. Could you make one about Edwin Diaz?
what i beast he wanted that win to be in a top 10 hope he recovers man his mind over pain is crazy strong, could of ended his corior, im a huge fan of Mokaev now wow
Crazy! I was screaming tap at the tv. Impressive that he could fight thru it and win, but he’s like 22 and had a bright future in the sport. I hope he recovers quickly!
love Dr sutterer breakdown's...
That was so hard to watch . Praying for a fast recovery
Very informative video 🙏
Doc. Does it again 👌🏼👌🏼
thanks for the vid, Doc! that was the nastiest submission I've ever seen before, thanks for the explanation
technically it wasnt an submission, even though it should have been one, but a submission attempt.
Thanks doc!
Wow i was praying for this video
Hey Doc, I know it’s not a recent injury but could you talk about Dominic Thiem’s wrist injury? Very interested to know how severe it was and how it impacted him to such a degree. Thanks!
He's 22, but that knee is 80 now.
😭
poor guy 😕
woah what a totally original joke that definitely wasn’t the top comment on the espn mma video about this exact kneebar!
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@@djeggy6916 Relax… It’s the internet. Public domain
And he got a submission after the knee bar ...he may never be he same but he won
Perfect video for me. I got knee barred at a comp but not this bad. This re assures me I will be fine lol
I was limping on it for 2 weeks
imagine Rousimar Palhares putting Mohammed in a kneebar 😂 “I’m not tapping bro..” 🤣
I will respect Mokaev until the end of time!
in his intrerview with ariel he said he was waiting for it to snap (he thought he was done for) and that he wouldnt tap even if it costs him his career crazy mentality wooow
It would be cool if you had a virtual dummy you could use to demonstrate the over extensions and impact injuries kind of like 1,000 ways to die
Smart doctor👌
Walking on it at all?
Awesome job as usual Doc! Cheers💯💨
(When you don't tap the knee will snap.)😂💯
If the bone aint showin, keep on goin
This is exactly what I wanted to know when I was watching the fights!
It was insane not to tap. It definitely broke Filhos spirit though he tapped to that neck crank fast as hell and I would have too. Burned all my energy breaking your leg just for you to ignore it and keep fighting. I'm not winning tonight.
damn it was hard to watch this video, saw it live was one thing but slowing it down and pausing it nuts
his surgery and rehab is gonna cost more than he got paid for the fight.
he is not from USA so his surgery will cost 0
@@ranacaran good point. UFC would also cover because it was in competition. Still the time out of competition will probably cost him more than the win bonus. Who knows though, being undefeated has a lot of monetary value.
@@ranacaran And it will take a year to get the surgery scheduled. The NHS in UK is absolutely absymal
@@woahblackbetty7691 Tom aspinal got his knee surgery p quick
@@hanson2331 probably went private
This was so brutal when I watching it live. How can a knee bent so far the other way? He was incredibly tough to not tap there
Tough or just dumb because he wasn't getting out of that submission. He might as well just tapped to stop further injury. That's just my opinion though
He just ended his own career, that’s not tough, just plain stupidity.
@@nathanswanson21 he won the fight...
@@klafxela fax its fucking crazy how he got out and still won
Man I was screaming at the TV to just tap it ain’t worth it😂
that was brutal to watch as a jits practitioner
I really thought i was gonna see it snap live, fucking hell
Dr Brian, red hot analysis. On point.
It looked painful to see that 😳😬
Thanks for the breakdown!
Would you consider doing an analysis of the Edwin Diaz injury?
Doctor Paul George just got injured please let us know what your thoughts are on his injury. Thank you Doc.
Doc I need an update on that PG injury
Impressive that the dude somehow managed to with the fight
Wait he won??? After that leg lock?!?!
@@nightvisiontv1847
Yes
@@nightvisiontv1847 yeah he won by choking his opponent a few seconds later after getting out of that nasty kneebar
this is one of the many reasons i could never be a fighter. the idea of another man bending my knee the way its not supposed to go makes me cringe so hard. these guys are insane
I really hope this kids leg is ok, hall of famer in the making
This is sad. An elite fighter should ideally know how to tap out to ensure being elite still in the future. But it maybe not easy to consider that in the heat of a fight where all is happening so fast ...
Hope he can come back from it and propel his career further
He is a legend
Won the fight to potentially ruin his career .. legendary.
Can you do a video breakdown of Victor Oladipos injury that he just had tonight??
They're trying to get Mokaev back for UFC 294 and that was a crazy injury not long ago !
Knees are really important and I’ve NEVER seen anyone fully recover from an knee injury. People need to learn to take care of them. Imagine walking with knee pain for the rest of your life.
I saw this and thought, "What an idiot!" There's no shame in tapping. Filho caught him in a tap-able submission. It's like, "Dude you got caught. It's okay, the best get caught all the time. Just tap". Now he's not going to fight in a long time, and his knee might never be the same again. Well done Junior!
If he even comes back that knee is going to be targeted right away and it’s all downhill from there lol
Now is weakness is obvious, if i am fighting him kick to the knee any given opportunity
Are you actually shaming him for being tougher than 99.9 percent of the population? Weird flex.
@@chadzard4Every one has at least one loss. Even Islam has one loss and that's a KO.
@@chadzard4 better to tap than have a potential career ending injury
I think tony not tapping to an inverted heel hook was more painful than this.
What a beast! On the other hand his opponent taps to a rear naked choke
I've always had knee issues and this gave me so much anxiety but I couldn't look away 🤦🏾♀️😂 Doc explaining it must've hypnotized me 😮 then the swelling photo 😱.
Seems like he might have jeopardized the rest of his career for this one win - knees aren't like Shins wherein fighters can come back without movement issues- Anderson Silva the prime example, seems like knees linger for the rest of your career because they aren't replaceable and so vital to leg flexibility. Every future opponent of Mokaev is going to attack his left leg.
Ive seen alot of people discrediting Mokaev for not tapping, reducing his actions down to pride and saying its because of the pressure of being undefeated, and saying stupid things like it was dishonourable towards his opponent becuase hes going to put his opponent through the trauma of having broken Mokhaevs knee and potentially ending his career. I dont know how anybody with a realistic and proper outlook can say anything bad about this. Its nature to endure survive and overcome. Youre basically saying that you wouldnt allow a dog to tear your hand apart if it could save a childs life, life is just fuckd like that, things hurt us. Ive been in a situation where i had to pull apart a belgian malinois and a rottweiler, and i didnt hesitate, my hand was bitten so badly that the bones of my hand was exposed, if i didnt do that the dogs would have fought to the death. And there are many many people who have been in similiar situations where its either you attempt to handle the situation or theres serious repercussions, thats the exact same instinctive reaction as Mokhaev had to not tap there. theres a reason hes such a good fighter, because hes willing to accept the consequences of his mistakes and still face the situation, the fact that he came back and still won the fight by submission should tell everybody what they need to know. How does anybody discredit what he did ? People didnt discredit Tony Ferguson for not tapping to Oliveiras armbar and Beneil Dariushs leglock !
It was not risky of Mokaev, he probably wasnt thinking that his opponent wouldnt be able to get a full extension, he just ended up in the situation and you kind of just wait and see what happens, if you get an opportunity then you take it, and he got caught in that kneebar and he was able to get out with a functioing leg and still fight. Thats what makes you tough and resilient, whether in the cage or working a normal 9-5 job and having to deal with a sick family member. Look for the opportunities man, being caught in a precarious situation either kills you or presents opportunity.
Can you please do a video on Lonzo Ball having the cartilage transplant surgery
Similar PG knee hyperextension today. Dr Sutterer TALK TO ME
Would an LCL not swell the joint as well Doctor?
Waiting for the Paul Geaorge injury video
Very wise
cool review, I do JJ i tap any time somone grabs a knee lock
Please cover the Achilles injury suffered by South African cricketer Keshav Maharaj recently in the 2nd Test against the West Indies.
Why you private last video about the ballbag?
Bone marrow edema of the lower femur also leeds to swelling of the knee joint
Just Tweeted he will be back in July
Knee will never be the same again. He’s gonna wobble for a few years.
Not necessarily. He's young and can recover better than you might expect. Even torn Meniscus, which has no blood supply and is a nightmare for older athletes, will likely be very much salvagable in a light and healthy 22 year old.
I tapped to a knee bar that was no where near as bad as this, my knee wasn't fully healed until yrs later
Mohammad Great Fight
You need to go back and do Craig Jones against Vinny Vinny Magalhães and explain it.
Paul George injury asap Doc! I’m thinking ACL and maybe MCL/PCL involvement. Anyone else have a probably better though?
Just tap out dude, it's not worth it.
Best believe people will target his legs in the future.
He won, so its kinda worth it.
This is internet = it's bullshit = he would not a a whole joint and tendon in his leg if this was real life
That’s what separates you from him
@@AlphaQHard not if he never fights again it wasn't
Oh lord this is hard to watch can’t imagine in real time
It was rough
Ouch 🦵!!!!!
I wish we could see a picture of the knee a few days later and an MRI. That leg probably turned BLACK and PURPLE. I tore a ligament in my elbow and it swelled less than this that night. But the next few days it looked like my arm would need to be amputated... black & purple from my neck to my fingertips.
sweet lord I hope you're okay now that sounds spooky & excruciatingly painful
@@tonyjk required two surgeries to remove bone fragments, insert cadaver tissue, move the nerve, and anchor directly into the bone (the doctor that invented the Tommy John surgery developed it & one of his understudies performed it). Was on demerol for weeks, the joint is totally different than before. But yeah, some of the surgeries we have now can fix things that would have been impossible to recover from on their own.
@@SRQBIDHow’d you injure your elbow?
@@SpiritMover314 I was in MMA for 8 years, I was drilling takedowns... and pissed off... a judo black belt, so he hit me with a trip and I put my arm out to brace my fall. Totally dislocated the elbow. Can't sprawl them all... 😑
grade 2 mcl tear
only 2nd grade MCL tear, crazy luck
There was no way to get out of that lock should have tapped, it’s worth getting to fight another day
He ended up escaping and winning the fight…
@@snandrew6094 but will it be worth it for his longevity and career...
@@snandrew6094 didn’t save his leg from getting mangled though
@@highestcreations276 true, but it seems like the win mattered more to him than saving his knee
@@snandrew6094 oh yeah absolutely, for most fighters that’s the case. I did Jiu Jitsu for a while and learned to tap if you get into any heel hooks or leg attacks, you can’t even do leg attacks or heel hooks in my gym until you were a brown belt, It’s just not worth it at the level we were at and even at a professional level getting a lock like that, it is extremely easy to break or pull something that would put you out of fighting for a very long time and like Brian Sutterer MD had said it could have an affect on the rest of your life physically
Won the fight but his knee may never be same
I had no idea who/what I was looking at for the first 2 minutes
Update he said he only suffered a minor mcl tear
Yall sew how his opponent is pulling and gritting his teeth man that was insane
Might've ruined his career by trying to save his record.
In the UFC, saving your record is saving your career.
He did win this fight.
He will probably not have another fight for six months, which he will have plenty of time for rest and recovery.
@@_i_am_unceded Yea, that would be a tough call in the moment as to what is worse for your career.
@@_i_am_unceded probably an entire year
@@infinitemonkey917 I don't think having your first lost would ruin your career, but it definitely will take a hit at your ego/confidence. Like you can bounce back from a lost, but an injury not so much
@@_i_am_unceded There's no telling how bad this will affect his career in the future. It might become a reoccurring injury like with Domenic Cruz. Plus, a knee injury is gonna negatively affect his fitness and combat training. He saved his record but he might've thrown away his future.
People are impressed with him now but they won't even remember this moment or who this guy is in a month or two.
He said he heard multiple pops on Ariel Helwani's show, i think PCL and/or ACL are gone