Will the UFC 257 performances be enough for Khabib to come out of retirement?? EDIT: 4:45, I mispoke in the moment, these are NOT dermatomes. Those are related to nerve root levels and not peripheral sensory nerves, which is what I am actually showing in the video. Just a difference of describing the cutaneous innervation from the sensory nerve (pictured) or the nerve root (L4, L5, etc) Also, bonus points for those that caught my orange/green background colors
I, personally, don’t think so. He’s already said he wants someone new which Oliviera and Chandler would only be the new fighters for him. But he’s on such a high level, is there a reason to bring him back if he wants to sit back and watch? If we keep him, it log jams the division with 6 active contenders and a champ who can’t be stopped. I think if he goes, it’ll help clear up the division a little. There’s 6 or 7 fighters all within 1-3 fights for a title shot with lots of different styles. I like Khabib, but if he fights, we know who wins
Simple. He goes around the world knocking people out, then adjusting their time, rewinding them to an earlier time making it look like no time has passed. He then prepares this in less than 30 minutes with the help of his editors and state of the art software.
He probably has a staff that watches the game for him and tells him the time stamp the injury occurs.. then he probably replays that specific event a bunch of times
@@mikemarc92 definitely not, the dude is a resident physician. He don’t got the cash to hire a staff. Twitter probably is the place where he keeps up to date on injuries
Doc was running fast as hell looking for his ufc shirt to put in the background he didnt even put it on its just sitting on the body I respect the hustle fr fr
The only time video editing takes a long time is if you need to cut a ton out, or add a ton of graphics into it. But if you can plan most of what you’re gonna say and do you’ll probably want to render it so it doesn’t skip or audio is off track.
My ex-wife always kicked me on the outside of my lower leg. I thought it was pretty weird that she wanted an anatomy book for our first Christmas together.
@Monotone Kev No beating old men in bars instead of training or calling out 39 years old unranked Diego Sanchez when you are number 3 in the world whilst talking about Khabib dodging fights is dumb. He deserves every piece of that ass whooping.
@iSpeakFacts Bruh I think that's what the old man in the bar that he beat will feel in this moment not some random fan of the sport on the internet. I do respect Conor but no one runs his mouth quite like him, he claimed he was gonna knock Dustin out in 60 seconds. He calls out an old 39 years unranked Diego Sanchez instead of the elite's in the game and still insists that Khabib is the one dodging fights.so I think its pretty fair buddy. It's just a joke, chill.
Why would anyone give a 'thumbs-down' to such an excellent and detailed video you obviously went out of your way to make soon after the fight (about 1am), when most of us were sleep?
That must be why when you scratch the back of your knee, and then move it in a certain way, you get pins and needles around the top of the calf muscle.
I can't wait for your analysis of tonight's fight about Mcgreggor breaking or severely injuring his ankle. Did his dead leg problem lead to a broken leg problem?
Hello good sir. I’m a student preparing for my medical entrance test (this fall maybe). And i’m a huge mma fan as well. So i kinda relate to you in some ways haha. So i just wanted to let you know i love you your videos. I learn a lot from them. Thanks for everything sir. And I hope to become somewhat like you in the future maybe, Godwilling. Regards
Dr Brian would be such an advantage to any mma fighter's corner in particular. Imagine having him watching your fight live and be able to point out any particular injuries your opponent has.
Shows cutaneous innervation (i.e., after the plexus) map, calls them dermatomes. Definitely a PMR doc. For those of you who are not physicians: Sensory nerves leave the level of the spine, generally one per vertebrae. This is how you get pain in a "dermatomal" pattern, and if you look up "dermatome map", you'll see the body sliced into more or less regular levels, correspondent with vertebrae. These single dorsal nerves (which provide sensory information) almost immediately combine with ventral nerves (which provide motor innervation) to form spinal nerves, which then braid (in the limbs, especially) into what are known as "plexuses", forming the nerves you are most familiar with (e.g., median nerve, sciatic nerve, radial nerve, etc.). Of the body's plexuses, the brachial plexus is the most ready example, and you should look up an image of that to note how the nerves we work with in the limbs are formed from contributions of multiple spinal nerves. It is NOT the case that these nerves represent a specific spinal level. The effect from plexus formation is that a single nerve (such as the common peroneal nerve) receives innervation from multiple spinal levels, which is why you get a "patch" of skin rather than a "level" associated with those cutaneous nerves. Thus because of plexuses, you no longer get sensory skin innervation ("cutaneous innervation") from a single spinal level, which is why the cutaneous innervation body map looks so different from the dermatomal body map. The only way to get a dermatomal distribution is if you have damage at the level of the spinal nerve or earlier. Poirier was not kicking McGregor in the back in this footage, so...do the math. To give some perspective, this was literally the first thing I ever learned in medical school. This is the most basic of all basics. You really have to wonder about a physician who gets something like that wrong. Be careful out there.
Straight to the point, no BS, and completely educational while using words that people can understand. Thank you for not trying to hit some "ad-minute mark" and string us along for 10 minutes when the video only needed to be six and a half like you posted. You got yourself a new subscriber. This type of information helps people who watch sports like fighting, which use tactics to debilitate opponents, come away from it knowing more about the fighter's gameplan. Again, thank you. Great video.
I know what a leg kick feels like. When you get hit in the right spot it’s debilitating. When you get kicked that much your leg just gives and you have to fall. It’s really painful
Both my legs were crushed by 1500lbs of glass on the job. That’s basically where it hit me. Crushed my femur and tibial plateau shattered my knee. My nerve was smashed so bad I couldn’t walk for 3 months.
Excellent channel for people like myself, who are combat sports fans, to gain a perspective on common injuries fighters have to bear not only during fights but also injuries through training and sparring etc. Subscribed immediately! 😁
People underestimate how bad the shin bone being driven into the calf muscle & nerves actually hurts. It's a super effective way to severely damage your opponents mobility.
Wasn't out, more just "beat up" and had succumbed to the effects of the dead leg as he was getting pieced up with stunning shots, but he didn't actually go out.
@@mason9807 watch his right arm he puts it on his head while he’s lying down. There was no point defending himself cos there was no longer a chance of winning with a dead leg
Great job doc! First off, amazing how knowledgeable you are to be able to comment on these events right away. Secondly, you’re killing it with the sponsor choices!
That was beyond informative. Like I knew from watching for so long how those leg kicks could be damaging but all it took was a 5 minute video to really understand where exactly they are placing those kicks and why it can be so damaging. Like I'm almost blown away. That was really good and so very well explained.
I was super surprised tbh. Know anything is possible but dang bro I’m sad now. Hopefully Conor fights again this year and doesn’t focus on any boxing matches. -Conor fan here Still and whatever may come
Curious how the kicker is able to basically kick, but not break his foot in the process of hitting all of those hard areas on the leg he's aiming for. That's why they're trained athletes of course, but when you see the anatomy of the nerve area in question, makes it even more impressive. Fast, awesome video, as always.
Nice video. Remember, those fabled Eastern traditional martial arts involving nerve strikes and stuff....this is pretty much that put into practice realistically.
I had a left knee injury in 1981, which stretched my peroneal nerve. As a result, I could not lift my left foot. The nerve didn't regenerate and I had to have a second surgery (tendon transfer) so that I was able to lift my left foot again and function without a leg brace.
justin did exactly what he had to do, mad respect, i love connor McGregor but that dude really got so much better! he took the leg tactic from connor, which is smart, slow him down and don’t allow him to give those deadly kicks.
I was pulling for the Cajun boy from Lafayette, Louisiana but hated to see Connor nailed with his first TKO. Up to now his 4 previous losses were tap outs. Dustin Poirier deadened Connor’s leg then took advantage of him being off balanced giving Connor his first stop by punches. Good fight.
I was kick there while playing football in school, the moment I got kicked I dropped down, I couldn’t stand on that leg super painful, and my leg remained constrained for a month. I couldn’t stretch my leg.
I once suffered from the same injury many years ago and it was due to a soccer match. Some novice footballer took a swipe at my calf and that's when I knew something was wrong. My calf swelled up twice its size, to the point where I couldn't walk for at least a month, and it healed within two months.
Theory: Brian actually recorded this 1 week before the fight happened, and then uploaded it 1 second after the fight happened. Seriously, though, how are you so quick with the uploads? Sometimes I really do wish UA-cam had multiple like buttons. KEEP FIGHTING, G.O.A.T! (not talking about McGregor)
Dude, no joke but you should really consider offering your services to Connor and explain to him the benefits of studying the human anatomy more in depth and it’s weaknesses. This can be super beneficial to his career and your pockets. I’m sure if you explained this to him in depth before his fights and other areas of the human body like this and how aiming for these parts during a fight can give him an advantage over his opponents, it would be a game changer. I feel like now a days fighters are solely focused on the fighting aspect of the game and not so much on studying the human body and it’s weakness. You should really consider it. You have have nothing to lose and everything to gain! I believe you can do it! Don’t let anyone tell you differently 💪🏽🙏
Those kicks have been all the rage in MMA for the past 3 years or something. It's crazy to me that McGregor wasn't prepared against such a common weapon
I always go for the lower legs first. I just put everything I have in the first 2-3. Once the tingling sensation starts, its already to late, damage done.
Marlon 'Chito' Vera threw leg kicks near the knee of Sean O' Malley and seemed to damage the nerve, resulting in O' Malley rolling his ankle and leading ultimately to the KO. Demetrious Johnson did something similar to Cejudo in the rematch.
Forget watching your opponent’s fight videos before facing them, watch this doctor’s videos on his breakdowns of the human anatomy that way you know where to target your opponent
Will the UFC 257 performances be enough for Khabib to come out of retirement??
EDIT: 4:45, I mispoke in the moment, these are NOT dermatomes. Those are related to nerve root levels and not peripheral sensory nerves, which is what I am actually showing in the video. Just a difference of describing the cutaneous innervation from the sensory nerve (pictured) or the nerve root (L4, L5, etc)
Also, bonus points for those that caught my orange/green background colors
I, personally, don’t think so. He’s already said he wants someone new which Oliviera and Chandler would only be the new fighters for him. But he’s on such a high level, is there a reason to bring him back if he wants to sit back and watch? If we keep him, it log jams the division with 6 active contenders and a champ who can’t be stopped.
I think if he goes, it’ll help clear up the division a little. There’s 6 or 7 fighters all within 1-3 fights for a title shot with lots of different styles. I like Khabib, but if he fights, we know who wins
Unlikely. He beat both already but maybe if Dustin could get the interim belt
Great analysis as always doc
I think Khabib is just torturing the lightweights at this point tbh😂
Brian Sutterer MD stay on it doc loving the videos young sir🦾
Never ceases to amaze me how quick Brian is with these. Kudos.
I enjoy ur analysis. Keep em comin B..
That and he always freezes at the worst part of the injury.. replays and freezes again. Lol
Thanks!!
Exactly what i was thinking
He's on every meaningful sporting event. Well done Brian, hardest worker out there
I need someone to explain to me how the doctor has faster editing skills than that kick.
he gotta have an editor on call
Lemme explain. He a doctor doctor, ain't your normal doctor.
Simple. He goes around the world knocking people out, then adjusting their time, rewinding them to an earlier time making it look like no time has passed. He then prepares this in less than 30 minutes with the help of his editors and state of the art software.
I'm sure he has an editor
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X + 64 RAM + Samsung 980 PRO
Leg kicks are underestimated on how useful and painful they are
Especially leg kicks to the thigh when caught off gaurd
The thigh is actually pretty robust. Calf kicks seem to be en vogue
Yeah like Adesanya did to Paulo Costa
Behind the knee is the key.
Indeed. Take down a buildings foundation and the rest comes crumbling down
The medical term for the state of his leg is: DEAD
Its balloon
@@lanmilanmi1831 It’s out of the socket
its sean o'malley 😂
Basically dead IE not living anymore
Coined by Conor McGregor 1/24/2021
This doctor never sleeps and somehow watches more sports than me.
He probably has a staff that watches the game for him and tells him the time stamp the injury occurs.. then he probably replays that specific event a bunch of times
He’s said before he also sees patients during the day. Homie is a machine. Keep grinding
@@mikemarc92 definitely not, the dude is a resident physician. He don’t got the cash to hire a staff. Twitter probably is the place where he keeps up to date on injuries
@@iequalasian his UA-cam revenue alone is enough for him to employ a reliable 1-2 man staff trust me
Ofc he doesn’t sleep because he watches sports all night
Doc was running fast as hell looking for his ufc shirt to put in the background he didnt even put it on its just sitting on the body I respect the hustle fr fr
Had it dressed this morning
@@BrianSuttererMD crazy barb
@@BrianSuttererMD no surprise Doc!
The skeleton is a big boy and can dress itself
@@BrianSuttererMD we were gonna defend you on this comment but you’re still too fast 😂 shirt is obviously on the skeleton
Posting this late and right after the fight shows your true dedication on UA-cam, thank you for your hard work 🤝
LIKE A DOCTA
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Your work ethic is crazy man, shout out to you for always finding time to do these videos.
Thank you, I really enjoy teaching and this is the most fun way to teach ever!
"we're here for a good time not a long time" conor's calf
😂
That's brutal 😂😂👽
He filmed, edited, and uploaded this in like less then two hours. That’s insane
its called taking priority to your channel , watching the fight live and being prepared to diagnose, not that amazing just dedicated work.
@@massacrene1 you've never edited anything in your life before huh
@@massacrene1 dedicated work is amazing
The only time video editing takes a long time is if you need to cut a ton out, or add a ton of graphics into it. But if you can plan most of what you’re gonna say and do you’ll probably want to render it so it doesn’t skip or audio is off track.
Look up the military 7 Ps
Proper prior planning prevents piss poor performance.
The Dr. was prepared.
"Hold on I'm crying brother"
- Dana White
He just lost his wife`s hype man
press f
Lmao conors my boy but hilarious comment
Damn bro what a quick turn around on this vid
Maximillianmus
My ex-wife always kicked me on the outside of my lower leg. I thought it was pretty weird that she wanted an anatomy book for our first Christmas together.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why the fuck would your ex wife think its ok to kick you lol
@A Hon 1 years from now its going to be the new wife 😆
Your ex wife needed a strong black African in her life instead ✊🏿🤴🏿
@david what?
That’s some really nice anatomy software that he’s using!
its just complete anatomy lol
I like how Dr's refer to it as discomfort. Discomfort my ass That fucking shit hurts like hell!
I stayed up to watch this fight. It's refreshing to know that I have something in common with Conor
We all fell asleep at the same time.
I hate you but I love you
@Monotone Kev No beating old men in bars instead of training or calling out 39 years old unranked Diego Sanchez when you are number 3 in the world whilst talking about Khabib dodging fights is dumb. He deserves every piece of that ass whooping.
@iSpeakFacts Bruh I think that's what the old man in the bar that he beat will feel in this moment not some random fan of the sport on the internet. I do respect Conor but no one runs his mouth quite like him, he claimed he was gonna knock Dustin out in 60 seconds. He calls out an old 39 years unranked Diego Sanchez instead of the elite's in the game and still insists that Khabib is the one dodging fights.so I think its pretty fair buddy. It's just a joke, chill.
I found your channel after the KC game. I really enjoy your break downs of injury's it really helps to understand the servarity of what happened.
All MMA fighters taking notes!
Why would anyone give a 'thumbs-down' to such an excellent and detailed video you obviously went out of your way to make soon after the fight (about 1am), when most of us were sleep?
The speed of the upload. Legend
That must be why when you scratch the back of your knee, and then move it in a certain way, you get pins and needles around the top of the calf muscle.
Oh, so you re a doctor now? -Nick Diaz
I see an upload from the doc, I watch. Simple.
This man is flash with these videos I swear!
I can't wait for your analysis of tonight's fight about Mcgreggor breaking or severely injuring his ankle. Did his dead leg problem lead to a broken leg problem?
Wasn't able to watch the fight so I learned the outcome from this vid lol thanks Doc
Slam him
Hello good sir. I’m a student preparing for my medical entrance test (this fall maybe). And i’m a huge mma fan as well. So i kinda relate to you in some ways haha.
So i just wanted to let you know i love you your videos. I learn a lot from them. Thanks for everything sir. And I hope to become somewhat like you in the future maybe, Godwilling.
Regards
Can you explain his dead leg in Ufc 264?.....
Crazy to think Khabib actually ate a couple of those and didn't seem to phase him that much lol. Khabib is darn durable, incredible.
That program is sick. I wish I had that while I was taking anatomy last semester
Kick to the knee is just as deadly as a jab. Totally underrated move..
These guys are finally figuring out why Gaethje is so successfully
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Good Job Doc! That time honored Ralph Waldo Emerson quote :
"You learn something new everyday" certainly applies here. - Thanks -
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Thanks Brah..that was the sh!t - EL CUCUY is from my home state, big fan here.
I just subbed - keep'm coming ✌️
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“Without me, this whole ship sinks!”
-Conor’s Leg
people saying how he made a mistake by trying to box and not use his legs which he’s best at, but it was literally impossible.
Lmaoo even doctor Brian is milking this, i respect the hustle man you re always quick with these
Dr Brian would be such an advantage to any mma fighter's corner in particular. Imagine having him watching your fight live and be able to point out any particular injuries your opponent has.
this just happened how is this out so fast?
the Doc is a time traveler
I mean he’s a doctor, he HAS to get his prep work done 100 percent
Shows cutaneous innervation (i.e., after the plexus) map, calls them dermatomes. Definitely a PMR doc.
For those of you who are not physicians: Sensory nerves leave the level of the spine, generally one per vertebrae. This is how you get pain in a "dermatomal" pattern, and if you look up "dermatome map", you'll see the body sliced into more or less regular levels, correspondent with vertebrae. These single dorsal nerves (which provide sensory information) almost immediately combine with ventral nerves (which provide motor innervation) to form spinal nerves, which then braid (in the limbs, especially) into what are known as "plexuses", forming the nerves you are most familiar with (e.g., median nerve, sciatic nerve, radial nerve, etc.). Of the body's plexuses, the brachial plexus is the most ready example, and you should look up an image of that to note how the nerves we work with in the limbs are formed from contributions of multiple spinal nerves. It is NOT the case that these nerves represent a specific spinal level. The effect from plexus formation is that a single nerve (such as the common peroneal nerve) receives innervation from multiple spinal levels, which is why you get a "patch" of skin rather than a "level" associated with those cutaneous nerves. Thus because of plexuses, you no longer get sensory skin innervation ("cutaneous innervation") from a single spinal level, which is why the cutaneous innervation body map looks so different from the dermatomal body map. The only way to get a dermatomal distribution is if you have damage at the level of the spinal nerve or earlier. Poirier was not kicking McGregor in the back in this footage, so...do the math.
To give some perspective, this was literally the first thing I ever learned in medical school. This is the most basic of all basics. You really have to wonder about a physician who gets something like that wrong. Be careful out there.
this aged well lmao
My man’s making more on UA-cam then being a doc. Good job👍🏼😉
my calf is hurting now. conor will be back🇮🇪💕
Straight to the point, no BS, and completely educational while using words that people can understand. Thank you for not trying to hit some "ad-minute mark" and string us along for 10 minutes when the video only needed to be six and a half like you posted. You got yourself a new subscriber. This type of information helps people who watch sports like fighting, which use tactics to debilitate opponents, come away from it knowing more about the fighter's gameplan. Again, thank you. Great video.
Everyone who sincerely still loves Conor Mcgregor:
Thank you for informing me about greenchef. I needed to know about such a service so bad right now. Thank you doc!
Nice to see Benny Bones wearing a UFC shirt!
@El CUCUY BOOGEYMAN stfu
I know what a leg kick feels like. When you get hit in the right spot it’s debilitating. When you get kicked that much your leg just gives and you have to fall. It’s really painful
In the end, the "nice guy" Conor didn't have a leg to stand on.
Ba dum, tisch ...
Both my legs were crushed by 1500lbs of glass on the job. That’s basically where it hit me. Crushed my femur and tibial plateau shattered my knee. My nerve was smashed so bad I couldn’t walk for 3 months.
This hurts my heart :/
Same outcome as Izzy vs Costa, them leg kicks
XD I was feeling my leg the whole time while watching this and finding every muscle and nerve he was talking about
Checking kicks with your shin sucks but it's better than the alternative.
Sponsors are now finding a way around UA-cam premium I see.... LOL
Yeah, we're gonna need UA-cam Ultra
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Excellent channel for people like myself, who are combat sports fans, to gain a perspective on common injuries fighters have to bear not only during fights but also injuries through training and sparring etc. Subscribed immediately! 😁
This guy is quicker than me in bed
People underestimate how bad the shin bone being driven into the calf muscle & nerves actually hurts. It's a super effective way to severely damage your opponents mobility.
Is Brian really a time traveler and knows what will happen and makes the video?
@El CUCUY BOOGEYMAN really dude don’t self promo
Just got done watching the fight and this videos already up. Brian's the real MVP.
You went to Indiana University!? I’m at Purdue doing Pre-Med right now, fellow rival haha!
Med school, yes, rose human undergrad!
@@BrianSuttererMD So neat! I’ll be going to IUPUI or IU for Med-School, assuming I work and study hard haha!
Best of luck, email me if you have?s. Email in about page
So happy I found your page. Super informative and interesting. Thanks
I don’t know why it was a tko, he was clearly knocked out
Yup he was napping even for a brief second he was napping 🤣
Y'all blind he wasn't knocked out like that
Wasn't out, more just "beat up" and had succumbed to the effects of the dead leg as he was getting pieced up with stunning shots, but he didn't actually go out.
@@dwaynehudson1069 Nah, you're the blind one homie. Connor's left arm was literally asleep and not defending him, he was knocked out.
@@mason9807 watch his right arm he puts it on his head while he’s lying down. There was no point defending himself cos there was no longer a chance of winning with a dead leg
The breakdown kinda reminds me of Robert Downey Jr in Sherlock Holmes, or Donnie Yen in Wu Xia, using medical knowledge to fight
Great job doc! First off, amazing how knowledgeable you are to be able to comment on these events right away. Secondly, you’re killing it with the sponsor choices!
Wya motivated conor fans LOL “he kills Khabib” ya keep dreaming
That was beyond informative. Like I knew from watching for so long how those leg kicks could be damaging but all it took was a 5 minute video to really understand where exactly they are placing those kicks and why it can be so damaging. Like I'm almost blown away. That was really good and so very well explained.
The fight hasn’t even happened yet, he’s already uploaded my guy. 🐶
Pronunciation must be a class all by itself when becoming a doctor
Welp...
The sheer speed of these uploads is incredible
who else wasn’t that surprised dustin won 🙋🏽♂️
I was super surprised tbh. Know anything is possible but dang bro I’m sad now. Hopefully Conor fights again this year and doesn’t focus on any boxing matches.
-Conor fan here
Still and whatever may come
@@mannybernal7584 i was not surprised bcos dustin is insane and WAYYY better from 6 years ago
lourenzoooo he do be kinda good tho
Starlight Smoker nice 👍 very random amount tho it seems to me
The science behind the fight.. I love this video. Thank you!!
Watch the series FightScience, you’ll like it
i hope this doc gets everything he desires in life. His knowledge is profound and seems to have worked for everything he ever wanted.
Curious how the kicker is able to basically kick, but not break his foot in the process of hitting all of those hard areas on the leg he's aiming for. That's why they're trained athletes of course, but when you see the anatomy of the nerve area in question, makes it even more impressive. Fast, awesome video, as always.
Nice video. Remember, those fabled Eastern traditional martial arts involving nerve strikes and stuff....this is pretty much that put into practice realistically.
I had a left knee injury in 1981, which stretched my peroneal nerve. As a result, I could not lift my left foot. The nerve didn't regenerate and I had to have a second surgery (tendon transfer) so that I was able to lift my left foot again and function without a leg brace.
justin did exactly what he had to do, mad respect, i love connor McGregor but that dude really got so much better! he took the leg tactic from connor, which is smart, slow him down and don’t allow him to give those deadly kicks.
Just a cool channel!
I really enjoy these videos.
Shirt, informative and pretty unique on UA-cam.
Best of luck, brother!
Brian is a true fan of MMA to have these posted so soon after fights
I was pulling for the Cajun boy from Lafayette, Louisiana but hated to see Connor nailed with his first TKO. Up to now his 4 previous losses were tap outs. Dustin Poirier deadened Connor’s leg then took advantage of him being off balanced giving Connor his first stop by punches. Good fight.
The bitter truth is, Khabib humbled McGregor so bad, and now Poirier just got the ball rolling to end McGregor's career.
I think he lives in his studio waiting for sports injuries to happen. You're the man!
Watching the foot drop after effect of calf kicks is always wild
I was kick there while playing football in school, the moment I got kicked I dropped down, I couldn’t stand on that leg super painful, and my leg remained constrained for a month. I couldn’t stretch my leg.
Who would of thought I would learn anatomy by watching UFC. Loving it
Brian sutter what about the new conor ankle slash shin snap ? Please get back to us, was it a ankle break or was it a shin snap from checked kick?
I once suffered from the same injury many years ago and it was due to a soccer match. Some novice footballer took a swipe at my calf and that's when I knew something was wrong. My calf swelled up twice its size, to the point where I couldn't walk for at least a month, and it healed within two months.
Theory: Brian actually recorded this 1 week before the fight happened, and then uploaded it 1 second after the fight happened. Seriously, though, how are you so quick with the uploads? Sometimes I really do wish UA-cam had multiple like buttons. KEEP FIGHTING, G.O.A.T! (not talking about McGregor)
Wow always amazes me on how accurately fast you are with the details 👌🏼
i tried kicking my brothers calf after this fight, i caught his knee with my calf and that shit fucking hurt all day
These leg kicks maybe a key of the victory but a horrible injury awaits you if you hit a protected knee
Congratulations you were correct those leg kicks probably effected this fights outcome
I found you by searching Dustin Poirier calf kick. Now I've subscribed.
Dude, no joke but you should really consider offering your services to Connor and explain to him the benefits of studying the human anatomy more in depth and it’s weaknesses. This can be super beneficial to his career and your pockets. I’m sure if you explained this to him in depth before his fights and other areas of the human body like this and how aiming for these parts during a fight can give him an advantage over his opponents, it would be a game changer. I feel like now a days fighters are solely focused on the fighting aspect of the game and not so much on studying the human body and it’s weakness. You should really consider it. You have have nothing to lose and everything to gain! I believe you can do it! Don’t let anyone tell you differently 💪🏽🙏
Kenpo
Those kicks have been all the rage in MMA for the past 3 years or something. It's crazy to me that McGregor wasn't prepared against such a common weapon
I always go for the lower legs first. I just put everything I have in the first 2-3. Once the tingling sensation starts, its already to late, damage done.
Marlon 'Chito' Vera threw leg kicks near the knee of Sean O' Malley and seemed to damage the nerve, resulting in O' Malley rolling his ankle and leading ultimately to the KO. Demetrious Johnson did something similar to Cejudo in the rematch.
I learn more in these 6 min vids then a whole year in school lol
Forget watching your opponent’s fight videos before facing them, watch this doctor’s videos on his breakdowns of the human anatomy that way you know where to target your opponent
this is the kind of stuff Batman thinks about while he's fighting