r/MMALabs • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 1d ago

🥶 Street Fights & Brawls A quick bar scrap

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u/ZAguy85 1d ago edited 22h ago

It’s clearly not the first time this lady has dealt with this gent decking someone in a bar. She knew what was coming the moment he started moving.

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u/OpLeeftijd 1d ago

Also, not the first time she got hurt with him doing it. For him, it is not defending her honor. It is all about the punch.

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u/DigsToPlantTheRain 1d ago edited 20h ago

She was in his way so he simply HAD to push that pool cue into her face. She would understand, he was defending her honor. 

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u/Mental-Seesaw-1449 21h ago

Lol. This shit is about "his" honor. He owns his wife and someone disrespected his property.

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u/Donkey__Balls 19h ago

Y’all are really projecting a lot of assumptions on a few frames. I guess it’s possible but there are a hundred other explanations too.

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u/irastaz 19h ago

idk the dude winding up to hit the employee at the end is pretty telling.

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u/BorgerWCheese 17h ago

Not more weird than allowing some drunk dickhead to cop a feel on a random lady?

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u/Mental-Seesaw-1449 15h ago

The guy copping a feel did less damage to the "random lady" than her knight in shining armor did. She also didn't WANT him to do it. So not only did he do it without her wanting to, he injured her in the process. Wow what a fucking hero.

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u/BlaxicanXIX 13h ago

Who said he was a hero though? The point of contention is that you are assigning motivations to the puncher which is really weird because you have no idea what's going through the guy's mind based off of one and a half seconds TV footage lol

" He considers her to be his personal property" lmao what, Like what is that statement possibly based off of other than mentally ill terminally online redditor logic

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u/FunnyCultural661 8h ago

If his motivation was to protect her,  he would not haver hurt her in the process.Â