No gif, but i found footage. Darrion Caldwell is a bad dude.Does anyone have a GIF if the guy that flipped and landed on a camera person?
I forgot that it was Caldwell! LOLNo gif, but i found footage. Darrion Caldwell is a bad dude.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyD8qBjyzAQ
I agree with this sentiment, but suspension is just a harsh penalty. A substantial fine probably would've worked better.If they said don't do it, and he did, then tough titty, eat the suspension.
If it was in the fine print and he didn't read, well, suck it up and learn to read the fine print.
You at some point someone will break their neck. then everyone will cry about how we should have done something.
Good.Already lifted the suspension. That was quick.
Colorado Lifts WSOF Champ Justin Gaethje’s Indefinite Suspension
Looks like he almost broke his neck on the landing. Could have easily fallen head first into the fence.
Ok, now... to me, that's even worse. That's just "look at what we COULD have done," and is pretty douchy. Am I alone in that?Already lifted the suspension. That was quick.
Colorado Lifts WSOF Champ Justin Gaethje’s Indefinite Suspension
Screams more of incompetence to me.Ok, now... to me, that's even worse. That's just "look at what we COULD have done," and is pretty douchy. Am I alone in that?
Sure, because no bad press can come off of a fighter breaking their neck in their cage. Of course if they did break their neck, no fighter would ever think about suing the promotion. No sir, not in the good ole US of A! Try getting promotional insurance then as a fledgling promotion then because everyone knows insurance is cheap for fight promoters and that medical costs in the USA are free to everyone.If we allow this reckless behavior off a cage, what would be next? Fighting inside it?
I'm no media guy, so I don't know jack, but I have heard there is no such thing as bad press so I guess you're probably correct. And I think you're also correct that no fighter who is crazy enough to jump off the fence then break their own neck when specified in rules to not do so, would be crazy enough to waste money on a lawsuit. I guess I'll go ahead and side with you on those.Sure, because no bad press can come off of a fighter breaking their neck in their cage. Of course if they did break their neck, no fighter would ever think about suing the promotion. No sir, not in the good ole US of A! Try getting promotional insurance then as a fledgling promotion then because everyone knows insurance is cheap for fight promoters and that medical costs in the USA are free to everyone.