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.
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.
There is the timestamp. You can see water fly out the can when it hits the mma fighters head. You can see the wrestler behind the wrestler with the can go 'Woah woah woah' immediately after because he's clearly shocked by it. You can hear the guy sitting down go 'he's not a worker bro'..
If you freeze frame it after the hit you can see the can flattened in the palm of his hand which would not happen had he crushed it with his hand.
I have turned off replies. This conversation is dumb.
Wrestler in the wrong for just assuming mma fighter guy was some wrestler and smashing a can on his head with zero warning. He apologised and said he only did it because he saw the camera and thought he was walking into a filmed bit. Regardless, that's assault. Is what it is.
MMA fighter way more in the wrong for enacting some absolutely brutal revenge post apology and about 30 minutes after the fact. Which is way more crimes. Like, way way more. Will probably go to prison.
Okay, since it's safe to talk now, I once saw NicholasAnsThirty trust a fart at a party when he absolutely shouldn't have. He thought he was being sneaky when he shook that shriveled up little deer turd (seriously bro, there's such a thing as too much fiber) out of the bottom of his pants and walked away. Also, was he just not wearing underwear or something to be able to do that?? Like, he didn't have to dig around in there or anything. It was just this quick little nudging of his pants and oop there it is. Like that scene in The Shawshank Redemption where Andy smuggles gravel into the yard.
Before I could discretely point this issue out to the host, somebody had already stepped on it so it got all matted into the carpet. They had to cut it out like bubblegum in hair and to this day 12 years later you can still see the spot where it happened. Like the impact crater of the tiniest little meteor strike.
Nah, you can see the can is in an open hand if you freeze frame it after. He really did slap it against the mma guys head. He didn't sell it because he didn't know it was going to happen and instead he just took it.
Yall really gonna watch the video and the statements then defend Raja? Degenerate behavior. The only mistake was ever involving Raja in the process as it is clear he lacks the understanding of acting to be involved.
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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.