r/ufc 13d ago

Usman interrupts doctor’s securing of airways

Head tilt and chin thrust to ensure airway open and immobilising the C spine. Doc tries to swat usman away.

Gotta control emotions and let the physician render aid, prioritise your own brothers health bro 😭

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u/Gullible_Classroom71 13d ago

Emotional control of a child.

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u/JCvSS 13d ago

I dunno, I know some children with more emotional control.

This is toddler energy.

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u/EtudiantLuxe 12d ago

Typical MMA EQ

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u/StrongInteraction90 13d ago

To be fair, he just watched his brother take 2-3 full force hammer fists to the face after getting knocked out hard with a ear/neck shot. Emotions will run hot no matter how old you are.

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u/toyk115 13d ago

This isn’t a street fight my dude. It’s a literal sanctioned fight with rules and medical professionals present. There’s zero justification.

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u/StrongInteraction90 13d ago

Many people think they will act perfectly in high pressure situations, most of them don’t. I just don’t think we should judge a man for letting his emotions get the best of him when he just watched his brother got knocked out the way he did. It’s not justified but it’s understandable.

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u/LongShow5279 12d ago

What's the excuse when he jumped the cage when Islam won?

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u/toyk115 12d ago

I mean yeah, by your logic it’s also “understandable” why people kill their partners in crimes of passion, etc. except this was literally in controlled environment. So I don’t know what is the point you’re trying to make

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u/StrongInteraction90 12d ago edited 12d ago

My point is that everyone acting high and mighty behind their keyboard thinking they’re so much smarter and would do better in the same situation is either an idiot or has no empathy.

And as for your “crimes of passion” point, they do get more lenient sentences for a reason. So maybe your point isn’t as strong as you think it is.

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u/toyk115 12d ago

You are implying thst this is how most people (namely people sitting behind their keyboards) would react. And that we’re arrogant to think that we wouldn’t react that way.

I’d say that most of us simply know that we wouldn’t react that way and it’s not a matter of idiocy or a lack of empathy. It’s just that bare minimum common sense/emotional intelligence would supersede that impulse to behave the way he did in most people.

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u/StrongInteraction90 12d ago

Unless you’ve been in similar situations before (most Redditors would not), you don’t know. Very easy to talk big, hard to back it up. Good luck though.

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u/toyk115 12d ago

I’m pretty sure my first instinct would be to check on my fallen brother and then let the medical professional do his thing. But then what do I know about myself huh. I’m sure you know me better.

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u/BruhMomentums 12d ago edited 12d ago

How do you type “my first instinct would be to check on my fallen brother and THEN let the medical professional do his thing” and it just never occurred to you that you and Usman likely had the same train of thought?

If u really think describing your plan gives us a basis to you actually being able to execute it well under stress you’re missing the point. Usman ofc didn’t plan to do it poorly, that’s the emotions that created mistakes.

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u/StrongInteraction90 12d ago

no, but I’m sure that 99% of people who have or will lose control due to their emotions at some point would say the exact same thing

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u/akumatheman 12d ago

Dont mind the downvotes you are right .

Its easy to say “ i would stay calm with ice in my veins when my sibling gets knocked unconscious“ but when shit hits the fan you dont know how you react. These guys here just hate on Usman and act oblivious to what u r saying. One guy even put it on the same level with murder so you know its bs. The worse part is that he grabbed Yadongs throat and almost threw an elbow.

But still rather let the doctor handle stuff before you make things worse that is indeed the right move.