Doctor Breaks Down Ben Askren Flying Knee Knockout and Fencing Position at UFC 239
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2019
- During UFC 239 Jones vs Santos, Ben Askren was knocked out just seconds into the fight after taking a flying knee to the head from Jorge Masvidal. If you noticed, his body became really stiff after getting concussed, and in this video we'll explain what this means and why it can happen after a serious concussion! Be sure to subscribe to see more sports videos covering MMA, NFL, NBA, and more!
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So basically Masvidal hit Askren so hard that he became an infant. Works for me
@KeoneArt Kabib fans - Takes everything literal, english is his 2nd language and is 3rd world.
@@titaniumwolf2 Khabib*
hahahahaha golden
Tyrone Ranson generalising are for fools, fool
@@mamindhive and satistics? Check mate.
This may also happen if you consume a 3 piece with a soda
Na7lasterone nah, that’s that MGM Grand Buffet!
*3 piece and a coma
Or as the man says it
You get the whole MGM Grand buffet to the FACE
@Lord Lucan Be careful not to cut yourself on all that edge, kiddo.
Haha yea i agree this was the whole buffet served in 3 seconds and Ben got two portions served like a baby, from masvidal in the remaning two seconds
Next video: Astronomer discusses where Ben Askren's mind flew during the UFC 230 knockout.
Good one.
Archil Zhvania It was UFC 239 not 230
He was just in shock from eating that MGM Grand buffet....
To the face mannnee
To tha face
Can you make a video on the long-term impacts of MMA/boxing on the brain and how it compares to other contact sports (hockey, football)? I know this isn’t super well understood at this point, but it seems weird that hockey/football could be worse than getting punched in the face for a living. I understand the frequency difference (16 or 82+ games per year vs. 2-3 fights per year)… but hell man, getting KO’d cold once or twice a year must be worse, no?
Think there are quite a few videos on the lomg term effects of boxing. Some pretty horrific stuff.
Boxing is the worst for the brain. I'm sure hockey and football are worse than MMA(most of the time). I see most guys take very hard hits every game for both those sports. Very few MMA fight cards have even 33% knockout rate. Most damage seems to be to connective tissue in MMA due to grappling or catching a hit the "wrong way" (like kicked in the knee)
I'd like to see some study's though, if there's any good one out there
@Vishaal Venugopal the brains exoskeleton is the skull, not helmet.
What ever the impact we are going to die. Enjoy life
Repeated smaller concussions are worse (long term) than large concussions. This typically results in CTE and as far as I know is undetectable without an autopsy.
Dr. Sutterer’s got every sport covered 👏👏
Adnaaaaan what's good dude
Ed Rodríguez Sup Ed. Life is good 💪
The international fans are still waiting on the football (soccer) injuries
Would love to hear your thoughts on the breaking mechanics of a heel hook in MMA and/or BJJ.
firmly grasp it or acls 🤔
We get it's fragile, but noodles? Most athletes never tear it. In mma they train thousands of hours so they learn where to hit someone in order to blow their acl.. So yea, those are not normal circumstances
Doctor Kickass will posts that type of stuff on his social media. Good stuff he puts out.
Marshall Banana more like crispy bacon, but not that crispy
I see my leg being grabbed I run fast out the cage
That knee is something Batman would do to knock out a henchman
Michael Cauterucci on bro 🗣😭😭😭😭😭🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️ funniest comment I read all day
The Batman knee..... smh
Then Batman would tell them to talk
And now talk
Love that you are doing more MMA related stuff, doc.
Doc, pls make a video on Theago Santos injury thanks
damon_love8 yeah I felt cheated and was wondering when he was going to talk about knee injuries
@@lyndonlee9276 Cheated? Lmao
damon_love8 how about you get your stupid ass to school
CokeBoiiMontana no he tore almost all of his ligaments except for 1
GenesisnKaidence I’m sorry they gave you the wrong vaccinations when you were a baby. I feel bad for you. 🤣you’re probably fun at parties and the most popular person too 🤣
Sir I always love how easy to understand you make these in depth analysis’ on sport injuries! Keep up the content, thank you
Damn, so Masvidal legit almost stopped Askren’s lineage lol
lol? yikes
Doc: As we run the clip...
Translation: As we watch the fight over...
Found you a couple months ago and I’m glad! You’re the man, thanks for making these!
I thought you were going to continue to talk about Santos leg injuries :(
JB read the the threat bro
Seen a couple of your videos and then found your channel again. Great stuff doc 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 hey an MD and a successful YT channel???? Killing it
Your casual way of saying to subscribe worked better than any other channel. Love you content. :D
i actually really enjoy these vids. keep it up
Thanks Doc! This info really helps me in understanding things that are happening in sports.
Hey Brian! I love all the content you've been putting out, keep up the great work! I'd love to see you break down weight cutting in combat sports. I understand that it can be dangerous and have a negative affect on an athletes body but I'm curious to know exactly what is going on inside the body when fighters are cutting weight. In any case your videos are super insightful and make sports even more exciting to watch! Thanks again
talk about massive weight cuts in mma
@Tiramisu #1P4PGOAT ok
Jesus is Fake Jesus is real, he does my landscaping fuckin asshole.
Wrestling weight cuts are horrible
@Tiramisu #1P4PGOAT True but it helps to be bigger, which is why weight classes exist. There's no grappling but bigger guys can take more and distribute worse. damage
Loved the video super informative just one thing Doc.
Please fix that tie and as someone said a breakdown of the damage a heel hook can cause would be awesome.
Cheers
Absolutely fascinating! Please do more MMA content!
Great vid. More MMA breakdowns would be interesting
Crazy!! thanks to youtube recommendations i found your Channel!!!
Fantastic video, great analysis in a concise way. One of the most frustrating things about most analysis videos is how they're elongated purely for additional revenue, much respect for prioritizing quality over quantity!
Excellent explanation as usual, thank you.
Great work! Very interesting facts I did not know. You should do a breakdown on elbows. Mostly I want to hear about the 12 to 6 elbows and if there is any medically significant difference between illegal elbows and legal elbows.
Love your fight vids doc
so informative ! thanks doc
Love the channel. Can you do a video on cauliflower ear.
You definitely have me subscribed now. That's a handful of MMA videos I've seen.
I had been hoping to hear you do a video on Thiago's knee. Is that one coming or did I miss it?
Thanks! Will still be a mix of other sports but I hope you stick around! I didn't do Santos yet cause honestly im blown away how it's possible he kept fighting. I also can't really identify what happened and when. Yes there were multiple times he tweakes the knee but it was nothing super crazy.
That's precisely why I'm so interested for the video! As far as I understand he shouldn't have had any stabilization of the knee. I can't quite understand how he fought for over 20 minutes in that condition.
My only theory is the tears started in the first round and the majority of the damage happened later in the fight.
During the first round you can see when santos knee goes. He immediately starts limping on it and changes stances for a minute or so. I believe he was throwing a leg kick with his left. Plus jones with those front leg kicks doesnt help. But my friends and i, and i believe joe rogan during the broadcast too, all said so when it happened. It looked bad.
Your videos are so informative and your channel is highly underrated and u deserve way more subs. Thank u for taking the time to give us all this info.
thank u for your explanation! i just finished my peds block last wk
I would love for some elaboration on the brains mechanism to compensate immediately after such a heavy blunt force trauma to the head, and is the posturing some sort of way to affect blood flow? love all your videos
Just stumbled across this. Amazing channel and content, especially relating to MMA content which is normally just shitty Twitter fueds and media induced hype trains. Subscribed👌
Keep doing these!
Great channel!
Great stuff sir!
Great video. Would you please breakdown Aspen Ladd's uncomfortable weigh in and her KO loss to De Randamie?
thank you for this video i learned something today
A dr who is an mma fan. I love it(: great video! Ill be subscribing ❤
IS FUNNY TO SEE SUCH KOs RIGHT ???
Awesome explanation.
Watch playing full video clips. Ufcs been freaking out takin vids down. Use segmented pictures.
Great video!
1st time watching. Great video doctor keep it up.
Awesome breakdown thanks Doc!
Hi Great Video! How do you use clips from the UFC without getting sued?
Could you explain why fighters wake up not knowing where they are. Like their memory is set back sometimes months and they don't have any recollection of what's happening but are able to up and walk around. Even on the way home asking, "what happened?"
VIDEO REQUEST: Shoulder/Rotator Cuff injuries in MMA. Why they happen, and how to prevent them. Specifically Dominick Cruz and Henry Cejudo. Thanks.
Great video, a perfect example of the "fencing " response in MMA is When Ryan Laflare got knocked ( via head kick) by Anthony Rocco Martin
Really hope u don’t get a copyright strike cos I love your videos
3:35 how’d you get that baby picture of Ben?
Great videos.
Keep doing videos about ufc fights and you will get a lot of views and subcribers, there’s a lot of different kind of injuries in the sport
Love the vid keep it up
First off, love your channel! Next, is it safe to say that a KO where someone goes limp is automatically less severe than a KO when someone goes into the fencing position?
Thank you!!! I've been dying to know what causes that stiff "going to church" posture!
Interesting stuff bro
Finally
I’ve been waiting for another video
Yea been pretty busy :/ have another one on Durant coming this weekend too hopefully
Brian Sutterer MD yessir. Can’t wait for that KD one. I like the basketball videos more
Are you going to do a video on Santos
amazing video but: how much could have the effects lasted and more important IT COULD HAVE BEEN SOME PERMANENT DAMAGE or effects on him? thanks
This Video Was Very Knowledgeable, But My Question Is, Would U Talk About What Should Someone Do To Help A Person That Has This Kind Of Concussion As A First Responder. Any Info Would Be Helpful.
Can you do videos on the deaths in boxing?
Seen the video title, seen your channel name, thought it said "Brain Stutterer" and thought hmm that's a decent channel name for someone explaining a concussion lol then realize its Brian Sutterer whoops🤣
You should make a video on Jordan hicks ucl tear?
Can you do one for when somebody gets choked out? I understand the basics, but I'm more curious what is happening in the brain
It simply stops working like most ur body without oxygen
The brains requires oxygen as most muscles do, and without it the brain will temporarily shut off to prevent more severe damage.
Why is it allowed to do choke holds but not allowed to stranggle fighters with your hands? 😂 Sorry i just want to comment this
Ron Formanes you can strangle with your hands. If you want to know why people don’t do it, go to your local mma gym and try it on anyone.
@@bullyberto2638 not feasible to strangle someone to sleep.
It seems to be a reflexive response where the brain, or body, assumes you have sustained the injury through falling? The reflex does not know about fighting, but it knows that falling down, being knocked unconscious means there are no further attempts to further shield the head from more impacts via falling even further so it's up to the body to shield the bodies important parts from more impacts, via throwing arms outs, tensing legs, bring the arm up to shield the liver, a jelly like floppy body might help stop soft tissue damage, but it won't reduce extra dmg to the important organs by offering no resistance
Is the fencing posture an evolutionary mechanism meant to keep at bay the source of a potential threat while the subject is lying unconscious from the blow received to the head? (I.e., a mechanism designed to create distance between the concussed subject and a potential object or attacker responsible for said blow)
Man, we get the full fight twice and a doctor break down? I feel lucky
Your the shit Doc. Glad I found this channel. 👍
Whats the purpose of the bell/rattling sound int the background. Is to subconsciously trigger us to pay attention or remember the information your speaking of at the moment? Or is it , just background noise?
You see the same fencing response from Nathan Horton in the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.
Can you breakdown Tank Abbott VS John Matua UFC 6?
I'd go even further and ask if previous experience (fighting style) affects the position (some go flat after a ko). Even more in wrestlers that seem to act by reflex in certain situations.
And if the legs have a reason for the posture or they go stiff as a generalized response.
Also, it looks a lot like he locked in the position he was when he got knocked out.
Thanks for the whole fight
Keep doing UFC!!!!!
Hi doc can you do a run down on a similar topic when a boxer looks like they are still continuing punching while be flat on their back tko'd
Severely underrated
I really wish you would have talked about thiago santos and the injuries he sustained during his fight
Nice vid
Hey doctor Brian. Another classic example of that fencing response would be brendan shaub when Ben rothwell sent him to the spirit realm
Hey i enjoyed the video, can you explain something for me, my friend once passed out and he didn't go limp his arms and body started to twitch, we're not sure why this happened, he was fine got back up and laughed but i would like to know why that happens
when i was about 15 or 16 I got a vestibular system disorder from the earphones that you put deep inside your ear (well, that was the only explanation we came up with the doctor since i had recently bought them and was using them when it started), worst 10 days of my life followed, if I stood up i got immediate nausea and even walking 10 meters to take a piss meant usually vomiting before pissing... got these nice over-ear headphones now :D
John Matua had both his arms and legs flexed up. Nobody can top that.
Yesssssssssss thank God for this video
Only problem is you need to watch the fight from the over the head angle, and you'll see that he's not actually landing a knee on the head but his Brachial Plexus
Man, my teammate Jarvid was never the same after that concussion🥺
We'll done, I subscribed immediately
Good video
Imagine a clip of the fight showed in a doctor diagnosis video is actually the whole fight...
I love how it gets played over and over, lol I can see that KO enough, Thank you Jorge.
I wish you'd go into more detail about why this is happening at a neurological level when it comes to these signals the vestibular system is sending, and why the posturing is relatively the same across the board.
I think it would be fun and helpful to explain the difference between a concussion closed head injury open head injury then explain the similarities.
Is this not the the same reaction the body has to a broken neck or the brain stem being separated from the spinal chord in which it stiffens to protect itself from further injury? I’ve always heard that a sever enough concussion can cause the body to react in a similar way.
Do video about worst injuries in mma
Can you explain Carlos Carrasco leukemia situation
In summary: Askren is a big baby.
RobTortureWright let’s watch you get kneed in the skull and see how you take it
OG Creative ooouuuuu fanboy, bet you tasted that knee as bad a old benny boy.
crazy how blood flow was affected by the trauma caused by the knee kick as he was going for a takedown. 😮 looks like the region hit was temporal/frontal lobe. crazy fight!
Ahh. Masvidal transported Askren back to his infancy haha got it.