@@charlestonw801sthe didn’t build up his shin conditioning properly after injury most fighters don’t because we don’t expect our bones to reshape back to normal but it’s called the musculoskeletal system for a reason our bones and muscles work in a very similar fashion. So once he broke one leg he took time and rested, but what he didn’t do was keep conditioning the other one, leading to this result.
Why would you expect him to instantly realize it was broken. Balance is not always a voluntary process, especially if you are in a very stressful situation you aren't thinking about it at all, just like you're not thinking about breathing. Your brain says oh dang my falling better try to plant my leg. It can take awhile to really realize how severe your injury is. When I broke my hip back and pelvis I didn't feel anything except for some pretty mild pain for about 10 minutes and even at 10 minutes it wasn't really super bad, it took a full 30 minutes for it to really peak
Dude I thought Big Show got fuked up like that when Brock Lesnar blasted his leg with the steel chairs. Also when braun went off the top rope with Show
Once you break that bone it’s forever going to break easier. Same with any other bone injury. The only exceptions are if you had the bone reinforced with surgical steel .
@@XB_4200 yes? The majority of brakes are not reinforced with steel. That is reserved for terrible injuries. Most bone brakes don’t need to be reset bc most brakes are minor fractures. And even if they do need reset, they usually don’t require steel they just need a cast to hold everything in place until the bone heals itself. Most brakes are very minor fractures. Even with the majority of serious brakes, they don’t require surgical steel. That is reserved for the most traumatic of brakes. Most brakes will heal themselves as long as they’re put in a cast. Surgical steel is only used in gruesome brakes.
@@raydenshumock I would assume so. My understanding is that most dislocations are relatively routine and doctors are able to just put the joint back into place. The issues arise when other injuries are sustained with the dislocations. Ie: bone breaks and muscle tears. Some dislocations can require surgery if they’re severe enough and at that point may potentially need steel hardware but that’s usually only for traumatic bone breaks where they need additional help holding the bones in place while they heal.
I think Connors was worst he had to fight out 14seconed of a round whit porior trying to finish him even I think Anderson's was worse but all 3 wear nasty it looks like Chris Wyman's career has been affected the most we just have to wait and see how comes back Does double digit leg/calf kicks beat conor or will he be 80% off what he was
First strike of the fight *crack* "Ooooo" *Weidman steps back, finds out his leg is broken* "Screams and groans" "Chris Weidman has snapped his left** leg" (he snapped his right leg, not his left)
The thing that's missing, is that when Uriah Hall was in TUF, Jon Jones was his coach and there is at least one interview when Jon jones says that he has a fighter who is very like Anderson Silva and he was talking about Uriah Hall. So, Chris Wiedman broke Anderson's leg while just checkin it and then Anderson wasn't the same ever and later Chris Weidman broke his leg to Uriah Hall that Jon said is very alike Anderson. Do you see the relation yet? The spirit of Anderson, Jon and Uriah come from the same place. Real Recognises Real. And I always thought Uriah was a fantastic fighter but didn't just push himself enough and hence couldn't get to the level of Anderson and Jones. But what I am trying to say is much deeper than this and only a few of you would see it. The ones who know the fighter in you and let's just say the slave of GOD in you. Maybe 'slave' isn't the right word but you should know what I am saying by now otherwise it is just deaf ears and blind eyes.
![[UNCUT] The Loyal Pin ปิ่นภักดิ์ EP.8 (1/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7OwUsMs0M5s/mqdefault.jpg)
The crazy part is Uriah Hall won a fight without throwing a single strike
Conor mcgregor after watching avengers infinity war: „Fine… i will do it myself.“
Ankle but still vital
soy reference
Yeah but he would say, "Foine. I'll do it meself."
Weidmans leg break was the worst one still makes me sick to my stomach when i see it
U don’t reckon Andersons is worse though ? Or maybe just more painful ?
@@raydenshumocko weidman ainda pisou no chao com a perna quebrada, acredito que foi muito pior mesmo
Have you kept up with Weidman? Dude he did it again 8 months ago and it was his other fucking leg I just learned that and was appalled.
@@charlestonw801sthe didn’t build up his shin conditioning properly after injury most fighters don’t because we don’t expect our bones to reshape back to normal but it’s called the musculoskeletal system for a reason our bones and muscles work in a very similar fashion. So once he broke one leg he took time and rested, but what he didn’t do was keep conditioning the other one, leading to this result.
I enjoyed it so much
Bro when Weidman tried planting his foot after the check is so bad
Why would you expect him to instantly realize it was broken. Balance is not always a voluntary process, especially if you are in a very stressful situation you aren't thinking about it at all, just like you're not thinking about breathing. Your brain says oh dang my falling better try to plant my leg. It can take awhile to really realize how severe your injury is. When I broke my hip back and pelvis I didn't feel anything except for some pretty mild pain for about 10 minutes and even at 10 minutes it wasn't really super bad, it took a full 30 minutes for it to really peak
crazy thing is Uriah Hall's previous fight before Weidman was against Anderson Silva
🥛🥛drink your milk, kids🥛🥛
Why are they podcasting under water
Why is uriah hall so unlucky? He has done massive damage to two people.
Sid in WCW was the first of that kind I saw
I think in UFC specifically is what the video was about
Dude I thought Big Show got fuked up like that when Brock Lesnar blasted his leg with the steel chairs. Also when braun went off the top rope with Show
@@paolothorpe1461it’s all scripted anyways.
@@raydenshumock ye but it still hurts and my young brain thought that it was real
@@paolothorpe1461 lol, as did mine.
Once you break that bone it’s forever going to break easier. Same with any other bone injury. The only exceptions are if you had the bone reinforced with surgical steel .
Are those breaks ever not reinforced with steel?
@@XB_4200 yes? The majority of brakes are not reinforced with steel. That is reserved for terrible injuries. Most bone brakes don’t need to be reset bc most brakes are minor fractures. And even if they do need reset, they usually don’t require steel they just need a cast to hold everything in place until the bone heals itself. Most brakes are very minor fractures. Even with the majority of serious brakes, they don’t require surgical steel. That is reserved for the most traumatic of brakes. Most brakes will heal themselves as long as they’re put in a cast. Surgical steel is only used in gruesome brakes.
Same thing goes for dislocating knees, right ?
@@raydenshumock I would assume so. My understanding is that most dislocations are relatively routine and doctors are able to just put the joint back into place. The issues arise when other injuries are sustained with the dislocations. Ie: bone breaks and muscle tears. Some dislocations can require surgery if they’re severe enough and at that point may potentially need steel hardware but that’s usually only for traumatic bone breaks where they need additional help holding the bones in place while they heal.
@@raydenshumockmy knee always dislocate, but it comes back to place, I dont even feel pain anymore but its annoying and still scary
RIP Corey Hill
funny thing is, a leg break like that happened to me a year ago, except I was literally just running.
Lol what happened ?! It must have been an insane pain
damn same happened to me 4 years ago never thought you can break your leg while running
Drink milk brotha
Jeez you need to drink some milk and do some resistance training with your legs
@@woraschkrutze4517you have to be really weak and/or malnourished to break your leg like that running
I know the foot plant was already painful enough but
Look at the part were weidman's leg was folded in like damn it's like it's an open cut
I know Anderson, Weidman and Conor. Who is the 4th guy ?
Corey Hill. A 6’2 lightweight, if I recall correctly.
@@lukenelson1931yup, and the ref took a long time to stop it. Joe was screaming at the top of his lungs for the ref to end the fight.
RIP Corey Hill
Sean omally too
@@amat9285 Sean didn't break a leg or any bones. He just suffered some nerve damage and had a dead foot.
I think Connors was worst he had to fight out 14seconed of a round whit porior trying to finish him even I think Anderson's was worse but all 3 wear nasty it looks like Chris Wyman's career has been affected the most we just have to wait and see how comes back Does double digit leg/calf kicks beat conor or will he be 80% off what he was
Why does it sound like that
Prolly reposted from another post
First strike of the fight
*crack*
"Ooooo"
*Weidman steps back, finds out his leg is broken*
"Screams and groans"
"Chris Weidman has snapped his left** leg"
(he snapped his right leg, not his left)
Y is the audio fucked
Casuals will say Weidman's leg break was because post usada
Stop saying its an accident. Might as well headkick ko was an accident too
Conors leg crack is not even counted in this... It's about complete breaks.
Did you even see his break? His leg folded back, it was a complete break...
@@oldchunkofcoal2774 I think he means breaks on contact from a kick. Conor’s only broke completely after he stepped on it
The fact that weidman was a part of three of the four leg breaks is stupendous
He said he was apart of 2 of them not 3.
@@adamsingh7262 silva broke his leg on weidman's shin.
@@MrDvfdsv never said he didnt 😂
Bruh your math is off a bit 😂
@@drunkenmmamaster419 😆
The thing that's missing, is that when Uriah Hall was in TUF, Jon Jones was his coach and there is at least one interview when Jon jones says that he has a fighter who is very like Anderson Silva and he was talking about Uriah Hall. So, Chris Wiedman broke Anderson's leg while just checkin it and then Anderson wasn't the same ever and later Chris Weidman broke his leg to Uriah Hall that Jon said is very alike Anderson. Do you see the relation yet? The spirit of Anderson, Jon and Uriah come from the same place. Real Recognises Real. And I always thought Uriah was a fantastic fighter but didn't just push himself enough and hence couldn't get to the level of Anderson and Jones. But what I am trying to say is much deeper than this and only a few of you would see it. The ones who know the fighter in you and let's just say the slave of GOD in you. Maybe 'slave' isn't the right word but you should know what I am saying by now otherwise it is just deaf ears and blind eyes.
this information is available on Google 😁😁 but he pretending that he is the man with knowledgeable
Have Joe kick you. Guaranteed broken femur.
Joe Rogan doesn't know what he's saying...Silva never broke his knee
he corrected himself you moron finish the video. Imagine saying the guy thats literally ringside doesn't know what he's talking about lol...
He corrects himself in the video and says he meant leg?
Try listening, Romario. You dolt...
did you watch the video? like seriously he literally corrects himself 3 seconds later
You must've immediately paused the video after Joe said that to comment this bs 😂