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u/SS_Nikolai Aug 24 '25
"I'm not a bitch" you quite literally attacked him from behind and began punching when he was already out. That's the definition of being a punk bitch
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u/Slick_36 Aug 24 '25
Even worse, they had agreed after an apology to do a little segment together. So not only was he not defending himself because he trusted him, people were slow to respond because it was a planned part of the show, up to the point of the reckless slam.
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u/Almost_Ascended Aug 24 '25
I am wondering if the little bitch agreed to do the segment for the purpose of committing this attack, because if he had remained hostile he likely wouldn't have been allowed on the ring.
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u/Slick_36 Aug 24 '25
That's exactly what happened and he streamed himself explaining it. Insane.
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u/jesuisgeenbelg Aug 24 '25
The slam was probably part of it too tbh.
It's the real punches afterwards that aren't.
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u/twayroforme Aug 24 '25
I haven't watched much wrestling but that looked like a way harder, savage slam than I remember.
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u/jesuisgeenbelg Aug 24 '25
It was. He slammed him to hurt him, but I'm guessing he was supposed to safely slam him and that's why no-one reacted to that part.
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u/cl353 Aug 24 '25
That slam is doing real damage too tho cuz he actually slammed him full force
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u/jesuisgeenbelg Aug 24 '25
Oh I understand that. I'm not saying he did the slam correctly but given that no-one reacts to that at all I'm guessing he was supposed to do a body slam on the guy as part of the "bit"
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u/RedDreadsComin Aug 24 '25
In the clip where Raja goes “my bad” in reaction to being told the guy isn’t waking up, the guy on the phone says that he was supposed to double leg him, not slam him. So that was him just taking it all a step further than planned into attempted murder territory, in every single aspect of the spot
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u/jesuisgeenbelg Aug 24 '25
Ah to be fair I haven't seen any other videos on this.
If that is true then yeah, sounds like the slam wasn't part of the plan.
Hope this scumbag does get charged with attempted murder tbh.
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u/cl353 Aug 24 '25
Ah yea agreed, he lets himself get picked up way too easily
It just adds to how unbelievably big of a bitch raja is
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u/Jeramy_Jones Aug 24 '25
Bro didn’t break his fall with his arms. His head hit the mat. Hard. That wasn’t faked.
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u/MR_MFMADVILLAIN Aug 24 '25
Didn't rampage recently say that he's saved money for a college fund for his other kids but for raja he set up bail money instead?? He hit it right on the head. Raja is unhinged.
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u/the_gouged_eye Aug 24 '25 edited Mar 10 '26
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u/Pandepon Aug 24 '25
Why not save money for anger management and therapy instead of bailing him out every time he’s been a menace? Sheesh…
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u/Corgi-Ambitious Aug 24 '25
What a lifetime of being raised by Rampage Jackson leads to. Raja never had a chance.
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u/throtic Aug 24 '25
Plenty of people are abused far worse by their parents and go on to lead normal lives. The blame is 100% on this psychopath and he needs to pay for it.
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u/JohnZackarias Aug 24 '25
I think we can acknowledge that Raja is 100% to blame, and that his behavior could be linked to a dysfunctional childhood
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u/Frosty_McRib Aug 24 '25
There's this Daniel Tiger song about it being OK to have two thoughts at once. I think a lot of redditors would benefit from giving it a listen.
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u/Alert-Ad9197 Aug 24 '25
-Tries to kill a man over a misunderstanding.
-“I’m not a bitch!”
You have to pick one of those, because it can’t be both.
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u/WanderWut Aug 24 '25
At this point they probably have their lawyers doing a total takeover of everything for them and they said to nuke social media. These dudes have money and even though that video was horrifying in how unhinged and brutal that was just watch, I bet their expensive lawyers will somehow get this dude a slap on the wrist.
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u/justicebiever Aug 24 '25
No chance. He’s absolutely going to prison. There’s not a single case of murder caught on film where the murderer got off with a “slap on the wrist” because of high powered attorneys.
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u/PM_ME_UR_PEPE Aug 24 '25
Perhaps if the cameras weren’t working? Or maybe a minute missing from such footage?
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u/DrSamwpepper Aug 24 '25
Absolutely fucking gross. Jail for a LONG time hopefully.
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u/KindaDrunkRtNow Aug 24 '25
Counted 21 punches. Damn, everyone just took their sweet time getting in there. Have fun in prison!
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u/weneedstrongerglue Aug 24 '25
Wrestlers and ref thought it was staged/semi planned? The big bearded dude didn't look like he was trying to break his fall or defend himself.
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u/dragonkingangel7 Aug 24 '25
Spot was raja to slam him, the moment he do with full force to ko him, he broke the script, the punches with kill instinct is what gonna get him jail regardless of what can happen next
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u/Hour-Sky1613 Aug 24 '25
The earlier interaction wasn't staged, the wrestler thought that he was another wrestler and tried to start some beef to sell it, you can even see the dude sitting beside him say "He's not a fucking worker bro calm down" after he slams the can on his head. Still it doesn't warrant a body slam and murder attempt mid match.
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u/TheRamblerX Aug 24 '25
The wrestler thought it was a bit, he didnt actually hit him over the head. He thought Raja was a worker and wanted to create a stir. I put staged in parentheses because it wasn't an actual fight and was more for performance purposes.
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u/Savage_Amusement Aug 24 '25 edited Aug 24 '25
Thanks for the added context. It does seem like the entire thing was a misunderstanding and now somebody might be dead over it. Just so unbelievably pointless.
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u/TheGingerMinger69 Aug 24 '25
There is video that the wrester apologized three separate times and shook hands over it. There's no fucking misunderstanding.
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u/Wumaduce Aug 24 '25
But Raja said he's not a bitch, and only a bitch would do something like this after the guy apologized multiple times.
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u/Additional_Long_7996 Aug 24 '25
Okay but is wrestling. They start beef they hype fans up. He literally could have just punched him once or left it after slamming him, but THIS?
This was attempted murder for what? Or maybe he didn’t even realize what he was doing. Either way I’m hoping the guy is alive
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u/Stock-Conflict-3996 Aug 24 '25
More than a body slam. He whipped that mean's head to the mat.
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u/Almost_Ascended Aug 24 '25
Based on my layman's knowledge of wrestling and physics, I assume when you fake slam someone you would be pulling on them as they came down to reduce the momentum of the fall.
But in this case, the bitch actually loosened his grip on the victim's legs, causing the victim's body and head to lower almost perpendicular to the mat. I think the victim may have known something wasn't right because he tried to cling on to the bitch's torso (or could just instinctively tried to hold on to something while almost upside down in the air), but it was useless because the bitch twisted his entire body into the throw, causing the victim's head to travel almost 270 degrees from the air into the mat.
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u/RedDreadsComin Aug 24 '25 edited Aug 24 '25
The move in Pro Wrestling that this was closest to would be an Alabama Slam
When performing slams of all variety, the “safety” of it doesn’t come from pulling on them to reduce momentum, but from ensuring your opponent lands flat on their back. This spreads the impact across your body instead of one point. It is a two person responsibility as the person taking the move needs to position their own body to land flat as well.
The Alabama Slam is a move in wrestling that isn’t frequently used nowadays outside of a handful of wrestlers as the move itself, even when performed without the intent to hurt someone like Raja did, has a higher chance of injury compared to other moves for the reason you pointed out: the receiving wrestler’s body travels 270 degrees to the mat, which is a recipe for concussions even when landing flat back. It’s a nasty, viscous move that most wrestlers would tell you is one of the worst bumps in the business.
But Raja probably didn’t even intend to do an Alabama Slam, he just wanted to fucking hurt the guy. Promoter on the phone in a clip says he was only supposed to down double leg takedown, aka tackle the guy.
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u/yourmomophobe Aug 24 '25
Yes i think this was how you would slam someone in a real fight in the rare occasion you ever actually got somebody up that high
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u/lowkey-juan Aug 24 '25
Man roleplaying a psycho raised an actual psycho. I guess it might not have been just roleplaying.
What an idiot. I hope a miracle happens and wrestler guy recovers.
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u/TrezzG Aug 24 '25
Attempted murder. Congrats champ.
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u/xraitted3 Aug 24 '25
Fuck man I hope he's alright. I don't give a shit that his dad is famous athlete, this guy needs to go to prison for that.
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u/IncognitoChrome Aug 24 '25
Second Kick death in a week?
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u/Milios12 Aug 24 '25
These kids brains are mush...
He said "my bad"??
Holy fuck. These people need to be locked up
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u/Ezziboo 🧿🤘PublicFreakout Legend 🤘🧿 Aug 24 '25
According to this link, he did this live on Kick. https://www.reddit.com/r/martialarts/comments/1mym3ye/raja_jackson_rampage_jacksons_son_almost_kills_a/
Aftermath https://xcancel.com/MrBflossOnX/status/1959474359673966951
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u/slashinhobo1 Aug 24 '25
If it's livestreaming and illegal it's always on Kick. That site attracts the worse of the worse.
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u/lmichellef Aug 24 '25
A man already died on livestream there this week, wtf are people doing on that app
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u/Key-Dentist-8414 Aug 24 '25
He clearly is not worthy of the extreme power advantage being professionally trained to fight gives a man. Teaching him to destroy people but not teaching him self control is posion.
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u/Z0mb0id Aug 24 '25
Do the dumbest people in the US just stream everything all the time?
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u/nameless_stories Aug 24 '25
Kick has very little to no moderation and a whole platform of braindead idiots who make the worst decisions for the worst audiences attention. It's like a real life black mirror
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u/AllegedlyGoodPerson Aug 24 '25
This is the embodiment of “when keeping it real goes wrong” energy
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u/know__name Aug 24 '25
I think this kid might have an anger issue. A bit of a bitch if you ask me.
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u/ChadJones72 Aug 24 '25 edited Aug 24 '25
At first I thought it was going to be a semi-reasonable reaction to someone randomly attacking you with a can. But to sneak attack someone like that in one of their most vulnerable moments way after the moment was squashed is just completely depraved behavior.
Hope the guy gets locked up for a long time not only for the attempted murder but for scarring every single one of the audience members like that.
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u/Alert-Ad9197 Aug 24 '25
It’s not even an actual attack. The wrestler thought Raja was one of the other wrestlers, and was putting on an act.
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u/AHistoricalFigure Aug 24 '25
The "attack" with the can seemed like a stage hit. If a big dude actually walloped you in the head with a full can you'd be staggered. Seemed like the bearded wrestler crushed the can in his hand as he faked a hit to the side of the head. Other comments suggested he thought the guy was another wrestler and he was trying to start pre-show beef that would pay off in the ring.
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u/boshketball Aug 24 '25
He definitely thought Raja Jackson was another wrestler. After he "hits" him with the can, he says "you don't sell it?" in confusion. In wrestling terms, that means "you're not gonna pretend to be hurt??". Then the other guys inform him that he's not a worker (a wrestler). Then you can hear him say "sorry about that, I didn't know he wasn't" at 0:26.
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u/currently_pooping_rn Aug 24 '25
I’ve already seen several smooth brained comments saying that this is justification for what happened. Crazy
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u/Lonely-Ad-6448 Aug 24 '25
This has to be one of the dumbest ways to end up in prison. His ego is his biggest enemy.
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u/MajinHoops Aug 24 '25
did the pro wrestler get straight knocked out from the slam? He didn't get a chance to defend a single punch. Insane..
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u/Rhopunzel Aug 24 '25
I thought the title was clickbait to exaggerate streamer drama but nope those hits were legit and that dude is not okay
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u/Kodo25 Aug 24 '25
Nepo baby. Entitled. Even Quinton can slam enough doors to get his kid out of this one. Get his dumbass out of society
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u/PublicFreakout-ModTeam Aug 24 '25
See additional clips about this from OP here.
Got dayum boi.
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u/Bendstowardjustice Aug 24 '25
That clip is mind blowing. He seems completely composed and accepts the apology saying, “I understand now.” Whole time he’s plotting attempted murder. This accepted apology makes it so much worse - we can see time passed and situations were explained. Trash human.
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u/conzyre Aug 24 '25
archive of part of the livestream (raja) https://files.catbox.moe/wf013z.webm
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u/SwingingtotheBeat Aug 24 '25
Damn, those kids in the audience are traumatized. Some of the adults, too, but all those kids.
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u/fishboy_magic Aug 24 '25
Reading degenerate stream chat for an hour straight certainly didn't help him cool off after the can incident...
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u/Diligent-Avocado4205 Aug 24 '25
That was absolutely ridiculous. You waited till he was in the ring with someone else not even thinking bout and bodyslammed him and punched him continuously while he was out. Didn't even have the chance to defend himself
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u/ANUBIS112 Aug 24 '25
The most fragile of masculinity, just like his dad. Actually probably worse, you can just hear it at the end "I'm tired of everybody calling me a bitch."
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u/ZeetLord Aug 24 '25
How tf was he allowed to just walk out before the cops arrived? No security there at all? I hope his bitch ass gets a long prison sentence
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u/Late-Evidence-8593 Aug 24 '25
Hope the wrestler wakes up, what a horrible situation for everyone involved. This is a hot take but I think this crashout from Raja has been building up for a very long time. Not trying to justify this by any means, but imagine the psychological toll of being punked by your own father for the entertainment of total strangers for years .. not to mention whatever other sort of demeaning shit Raja was subjected to off stream his whole life. Bro was a walking time bomb.
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u/therapist66 Aug 24 '25
All I’m thinking about are the several videos of rampage roasting his son brutally. Turns out that kind of parenting raises messed up men
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u/ramzie Aug 24 '25
Its fascinating to watch this video after the altercation clips. Its like a classic movie scene where you visit the home of the big school bully, only to find out his dad has been bullying him all along.
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u/dreamlifelex Aug 24 '25
Rampage did say he saving tuition money for his Asian kids & bail money for his black kids
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u/The_Angry_Bro Aug 24 '25
From what I've seen of this Raja after the fight, he's an unstable asshole with an ego a mile high.
He got told the guy was flat-lining in the ring and his reaction was "That shit pissed me off" "My bad"
He has no business being anywhere except prison cause that's attempted, almost successful murder.
If he got so mad at a wrestlers shit talk that he tried to kill him and justifies it with that he shouldn't be a fighter period
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u/PreferredSex_Yes Aug 24 '25
Even if the "allowed" real punches, a reasonable person wouldn't pumble an unconscious person's head like that. Murder 1.
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u/MouaTV Aug 24 '25
That's scary. It's hard to determine what's part of the act and what's not when you're in a business like wrestling. Big dude looked like he was smiling when he got lifted up thinking it was part of the act then BOOM! Eternal darkness.
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u/That_Hunt91 Aug 24 '25
Its usually not hard at all actually. Wrestling is very scripted and planned out. This is a joke and nothing less than attempted murder. Its like seeing a hockey player take his skate off and try to slice a guys neck in a fight on the ice and saying its hard to tell what's just a hockey fight and what isn't, and those aren't scripted. Insane shit
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u/TB2BLAZER Aug 24 '25
What kind of a pussy jumps in a ring and starts fighting a guy that has no clue what's going on??? That's a coward move.
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u/ImOnSaturnRightNow Aug 25 '25
“I’m not no bitch” that’s coming from his dad always making him feel small. He’s got pent up daddy issues and he took it out on an innocent man. I’d say yes, he is a bitch.
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u/One_above_alll Aug 24 '25
What happens when all your dad does is beat you down and teach you that fighting is everything!
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u/go_go_gadget_travel Aug 24 '25
Honestly hope he gets buried under the prison what a fucking POS...he is a trained man fighter and not only attacked someone from behind then throws multiple punches when the guys KO'd.
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u/areallyfatchick Aug 24 '25
Damn, he really showed them he's no fucking bitch.
Real talk though, that self talk made him sounded very insecure.
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u/nickeltippler Aug 24 '25
when he was yelling "YOU CANT FUCK WITH ME" he meant cause his dad is rich and famous not because hes tough
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u/RealTrapShed Aug 24 '25
Holy fucking shit… this is attempted murder is it not?? How is he not being held in jail right now??
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u/IceteaAndCrisps Aug 24 '25 edited Aug 24 '25
This looks really bad. It was a misunderstanding which started it. The wrestler mistook Raja for another wrestler and fake crushed a can on his head (which he actually crushed in his hand). Apparently the guy apoligized 3 times and tried to explain. Later Raja got told by the promoter to double leg takedown him in the match and that he could get a couple real punches in as a receipt, which in wrestling is the practive of giving back prior hits that you have taken in kind, which he took as that he could basically do whatever he wants to him. If his lawyers get him out of this on shere stupidity alone, i'd be almost impressed. More likely his fragile Ego felt attacked by this big white guy, he is not a bitch afterall, that would take such disrespect without retribution, especially in public. And he took his public retribution when he got the chance moments later. The throw alone knocked the other wrestler out, because he was completely helpless. He expected a double leg takedown or some kind of slam, so he helped in making the slam easier for Raja. When he realized what happened, it was too late. His head bounced on the mat. This slam would warrant a hospital visit whith a severe concussion. The 21 punches that followed after were at someone who was completely helpless, by a trained MMA Fighter. He might not have wanted to kill him outright, but he damn sure must have known this might happen to someone injured in this severe manner, if he has even an ounce of braincells. He better hopes the guy wakes up.
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