The 10 Most Surreal Things in MMA History 

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@@jonahbacon2415 🤣🤣🤣

i see what you did there 👍

You’re my hero!

Yea i knew he was gane beat Lewis.

Seriously just went ballistic when it happened

And not only that, but Uriah beat Silva in Anderson’s final fight. His next fight after that was weidman. Full circle shit.

Next time Hall is in the gym he asks his coach, "hey why are we working on my leg kicks so much this week?" Coach is just sweating staring at the spectral shadow figure behind Hall, "oh just general training stuff."

The absolute fear in whoever breaks Halls leg. They’ll retire on the spot.

@@gigachoof also Hall was someone Dana and many others initially called “the next Anderson Silva” during his time in TUF, it’s just wild how many connections there are with it

Allah saved khabib from Tony

@@muchsanchez946 Dude. Just stop. If Allah can cause a global pandemic to "save" Khabib from Tony, then he can also cause Khabib to butcher Tony in the cage. Let's not resort to this.

Excellent point

@@1994mrmysteryman Allah is not God he is the deceiver. Only redemption through Christ is Godly

@@anon2427 both are the same

When I watched that, my jaw dropped through the floor.

In a couple years if hall breaks his leg, I’ll lose my mind

It's a curse. Only explanation. I'd be worried right now if I were Hall.

Proof this is all a simulation

Not only that, but also the fact that it happened to Uriah Hall, the man who gave Anderson Silva is last KO in the UFC and Weidman gave him is first.

I'm just glad to see that he's actually cool with that part of his past and that it doesn't bother him - cuz DAMN that would've haunted him the rest of his life if he was trying to get away from it lol

I do hope Weidman retires. He'll never come back the same afterwards and he's had a good career with a family to attend to.

@Zac G of course it is, but he was heralded as that by many around his time on TUF

@Zac G No seriously. When he was taking heads off in the TUF house ppl really thought he'd be the next Silva.

I hope Uriah Hall, the most gunshy fighter Dana White has ever seen, retires not long after Anderson Silva. He's ass and I haven't really enjoyed any of his fights.

@Zac G Uriah had a lot of talent after TUF

This one's actually a great idea.

That's a really good one. Robbie Lawler and Carlos Condit.

I'd be interested in this one

mark hunt and bigfoot silva comes to mind. Those guys went to war

Tony vs Cowboy. They both went on losing streaks after that fight

😳

@@birdmanhero on bro

Silva got knocked out at 162, broke his leg at 168 👍

@Oodles of Noodles I also took a couple of classes with Uriah when I was training at fortis. I made a joke about wanting to lose a little bit of weight and after class he legit took 30 minutes out of his day to help me think about calorie intake and workout selection. Just super cool dude

Woah did not catch the 162 , 261 thing!

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Respect, nice seeing other community workers in the MMA community.

Had he let said banging ensue then there’s no telling what could have happened.

He really did tho. Talking someone off the ledge while they are intoxicated can be very difficult.

He stopped him from bang however will the banging ever truly cease..

lol i screamed too, people were sleeping and my brother in law was mad, until he realized what had happened then he was shocked

It made it especially sad knowing how much it fucked up Uriah when he beat Silva. Uriah could be 0-50 and I'd still respect him as a martial artist because of how much genuine respect and passion he shows to his opponents. He handled the Weidman situation very well at the moment, but I feel like his career could be in genuine jeopardy because of how it affected him mentally. Uriah straight up thought he paralyzed a dude when he hit Adam Cella with that spinning hook kick. I feel fucking awful for literally everyone involved in the entire debacle.

What a nerd. I was just like "oh that's what happened to Silva when he fought him... anyways"

@@Wingo537 wow, you're so cool, tell me more bro

@@Wingo537 cool story Buzz Killington

Definitely one of the all time greatest moments of the UFC. It was a real life Matrix moment, I'd have hidden behind the referee's back if I was fighting Max that night because no matter how much you believe in yourself there was only one way the fight could possibly end after that.

Perfectly described lad👌

Holloway is never boring. And the sheer volume is on another level!

did the same to ortega

@@jimwoday1776 but the Yair fight was a very different experience. I've never seen Max take so much damage

You can never call Forrest a liar lol. Or too full of himself.

Agreed. Forest is awesome.

Forest was the fighter that got me into MMA, he was my first favorite. He wasn't the best fighter, but he had a great attitude and serious grit, just like Rocky Balboa. If you watch their fight, Forest is of course getting annihilated by an up-and-coming Silva. The UFC world didn't really know how good Silva was yet. At the end of the fight, Forest goes down for the umpteenth time, and the ref is jumping in to stop it. Forest doesn't know that yet, and if you look closely, you can see him tapping. I've never seen any fighter tap from strikes, and to see Forest, a fighter known for his perseverance and grit, was legit heartbreaking.

@@toddirvine5886 - Forrest tapped to strikes several times, in fact he had tapped to strikes right before fighting Anderson, when he lost to Rashad Evans. He would later also possibly tap to strikes in his rematch with Shogun, that one is a bit more controversial since it's a bit unclear what's happening, but depending on the angles it really does look like he's tapping out.

Conor 'mr. hide yo grandpa' Mcgreggor

Mine was probably the mythical fighter khabib get exposed for ducking cowboy and tony

@@benjitxc5575 imagine any fighter ducking cowboy lol

@@jordanhardy6951 khabib pulled from the fight and never chased it, maybe because cowboy actually has ground skills 😂😂

Lol!! Idk man, conor caught him and didnt even seem to phase the guy

I don’t even watch the other videos

The way he says "fuck" and "fucking" is second to none

I just want to see what dude actually looks like lol

@@thatguy4087 me too😌

It’s so true. It’s so weird that I get so happy just hearing his voice

When did he admit it? Can you provide some proof?

@@anonym58063 The title of the video is: "Wanderlei Silva talks getting knocked out by Krazy Horse" It happens to be in Portuguese but it looks like there are subtitles.

@@asimpson164 yeah, that video is him talking about the incident on a Brazilian podcast. It's legit, if you Google it, you'll find Sherdog and other websites reporting it. If Silva hadn't waited like 20 years to confirm it, the news would have turned the mma world upside down back in the day

@@anonym58063 Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D2CxZBl2VVc.html And the scariest part is, Krazy Horse somehow one punch KO'd Wanderlei despite him being a featherweight and Silva being a light heavyweight. I know it was a sucker punch, but come on. That was some pretty wild shit too.

@@anonym58063 I thought he lost that fight and blamed getting knocked out for it

Yeah, me too! When it's not Tommy I can't help but feel a bit let down.

Exactly what I’m thinking every time🤣

Good one

He’s the goat

Tommy's time is very expensive... I heard they pay him 6.5 million dollars for every minute of video he narrates.... even if he decides to be silent for a minute. 😳

They'll be there soon. We get to be here before they blow up for real

@@quarohnholliday Amen brother 🙏🏻

Truth

Probably those missing Nate Diaz Shout outs

It's exactly why I'm a huge fan of his gimmick - it's so much fun if you don't take it too seriously(doesn't hurt that he's a legit legit fighter too)! Sure wish that dude would fight again already though lol

I did, I did, and it was.

Uriah Hall looking into the void for a straight minute immediately was all of us.

@@christiangerster7089 exactly... It still hunts my dreams, it took me out of the event, I just remember that Rose vs Zhang happened that night

Thanks, I'm gonna go check that out.

@@jessmaynard7751 it's absolutely brilliant, it should be the most recent one Beige has put out on Diego

That whole saga was weird and exhausting, glad it all seems to be over

Napoleon Blownapart also has a great video on it, it’s in his “Fake Martial Arts” series. Really good stuff.

And his last opponent before Weidman *was* Anderson Silva

@@Alexander-kc8oq Yeah exactly it’s like he gave him the energy lol

And Silva broke his leg at ufc 162 and his last fight he loss was to hall, weidman lost as 261 to hall. Just a lot of weird stuff

@@az8039 yoo that’s actually nuts

@@az8039 - That's a lie, Weidman broke Silva's leg at UFC 168, not 162.

Like him more as the fear factor guy

@@armandosoria7993 weird considering he got that job BECAUSE he was a comedian and comfortable making jokes to people's face. But hey opinions

@@crescenciorocha2213 not that weird considering those are 2 different jobs with different approaches/purposes

Talm bout Joe the biggest killer in cawlmedy b?

Schaub*^

Nah dude, I disagree. There was never “HEAT.” McGregor isn’t a boxer, never has been, and did the best he could. McGregor had his ass handed to him every single round. Which was expected.

That was like a real life Flair flop. It was surreal

Yeah man I was literally speechless so unreal to watch that go down

Instant cold sweat

Haha I was freaking out while trying to explain the context and significance to the people I was watching with. Crazy sport to be a fan of, I love it

you got a whole profile made around one man and probably leave these kinda comments everywhere every chance you get. checks out for a Jones hater

And yet he can still ragdoll 98% of the population

@D Flash KOs can happen to anyone. Shame we never got a rematch. I think Aldo would have killed him.

Let me offer you this

That was the night I lost my faith in the legitimacy of sport within the UFC. The end of a fight is when the winner is declared and the referee raises their hand, officially. That had not happened yet when Khabib started attacking people outside the octagon. Attacking someone outside of the octagon during a fight is grounds for a disqualification. It is the same as if Buffer was reading the results of the fight and they just sucker punch the loser or go attack their coaches. Khabib should not have been champion after that. That's what the rules say at least. Conor would have been completely insufferable as champion after that so maybe giving Khabib a pass was the lesser of two evils. Khabib never paid his NSAC fines or the fines of his teammates who jumped into the octagon and attack Conor. This is one of the reasons Khabib probably retired. The UFC was only able to have event in Las Vegas at The Apex and Abu Dhabi Yas Island once a year. Can't get a NSAC fighting license if you have outstanding fines so the only place Khabib could have fought was Fight Island once a year or so.

It’s crazy that nobody has mentioned Connor throwing the dolly at the bus. He did something dramatically more dangerous

@@iamjohnrobot it was worse but it wasn't during competition. Conor should have gotten more than a slap on the wrist from the New York dept. Of Justice. Conor was the kind of fighter people want to succeed. I don't care for him but of the ten highest grossing PPVs he headlined nine. The rules have always been different for the rich ND famoud

@@asimpson164 they sure are, like this channel clearly making a conscious choice to leave out this insanely relevant context

The end of MMA? You've clearly never seen any "bench clearing brawls" in NHL, NBA, MLB, etc... In a sport where you have a ton of fighters, some with real beef and animosity, all under one roof, you can't be that shocked when they get into a fight.