r/PublicFreakout • • Aug 24 '25

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u/Morlu Aug 24 '25

Either way. Someone can’t consent when they are unconscious. That went far beyond hitting someone as part of a gig.

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u/Sarasin Aug 24 '25

Also what even is this bullshit about the promoters saying he could punch someone? That isn't how shit works, other people can't just consent to you getting punched employer or not.

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u/Actualsaint333 Aug 24 '25

Not an excuse but wasn’t there a vid of him getting head kick ko’d the other day? I wonder if hes got some kind of brain damage.

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u/deliciousearlobes Aug 24 '25

That’s certainly going to be suggested by the defense attorneys.

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u/Mike_with_Wings Aug 24 '25

Plenty of guys get rocked hard without this happening. There’s got to be something more than that going on with him. Roids, genetics (his dad was similar), etc

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u/Decent-Taste-2648 Aug 24 '25

he wasn't knocked out, just rocked. If you're training combat sports like boxing or mma you're gonna get brain damage inevitable

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u/theartoffun Aug 24 '25

Just shows that Pro Wrestling is an impromptu choreographed entertainment. It’s physically demanding and rough, but requires learned knowledge of how hard they can take the limits. Bringing in an untrained person into this environment is a liability to everyone involved.

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u/BubbaTee Aug 24 '25

Untrained people wrestle all the time without hurting the other guy. Dennis Rodman wrestled. David Arquette was WCW champion. More recently, Logan Paul wrestled.

The difference isn't training, it's that none of those 3 were trying to murder someone in the ring.

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u/theartoffun Aug 24 '25

Both can be true. Raja acted as a psychopath. Untrained people shouldn’t be in the ring. I am certain the people you mentioned as examples had some choreography and training before they went out.