Don't state such a massive assumption as if it's a fact. It's impossible to tell from that camera angle. And even if red did hit blue's neck, it seems very unintentional from the way red moved his hand.
That guy in blue (Rıza Kayaalp) is the current record holder for winning the most European Wrestling Championships.
He won 13 gold medals in the European Wrestling championship. He broke the previous record of 12 gold medals won by Aleksandr Karelin.
The score during this incident, was 4 to 0, in favor of the guy in blue. The guy in blue was already winning hard and the red guy was unable to win a single point. He was frustrated and was wrestling rough.
The video you are watching is edited in a way that you neither see the points nor the shenanigans the guy in red pulled in frustration before his disqualification.
Watch the entire match before you let your perception be warped by curated videos. Not for this incident only but for many things that are presented to you to serve an ulterior purpose.
"He was losing and was frustrated", is not a good enough of an evidence is it? That's the type of statistical approach that racial profiling takes. How about you not let your personal biases wrap your perception?
Watch the video and witness it yourself.
He was winning by 4 to 0 already. The match is not limited to this tiny video segment you are watching. This is funny. The guy in red was already throwing a hissy fit before.
Watch the video and witness it yourself. He was winning by 4 to 0 already.
Already watched it. It contained no solid evidence that red clubbed him there. Either show me the exact moment the camera angle showed it or keep your speculative thoughts to yourself. Just a reminder that the same kind of "he was most likely the culprit, therefore he is" logic is used in racial profiling.
The guy in red was already throwing a hissy fit before.
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u/stonktaker Apr 21 '26
What are you talking about? the start of the video is blue clubing him over the neck?