A funny video from an MMA fight is circulating social networks like an avalanche. The wrestler put on a dropped protector and then cut him further!

A video of a wrestler who puts a dropped pad on his opponent and continues to pepper him with punches is circulating on social media within the combat sports community.

It is not often that we see moments in MMA fights that are not in the spirit of ‘fair play’. Often fighters go beyond the rules of MMA. These situations are often subsequently judged by the cage referee as fouls, which can result in a point penalty.

Mixed martial arts is a sport where fighters try to finish each other off in many different ways. A fighter often endangers the health of his opponent with his strikes and fighting techniques, however, there are those who are careful to protect the health of their opponent.

A hit on social media in recent days is a video of an MMA fight in which a comical situation happened, which is shared by combat sports fans around the world.

Gave his opponent’s mouthpiece back just to beat the sh*t out of him 🤣 pic.

– Red Corner MMA (@RedCorner_MMA) January 9, 2023

One fighter’s mouthguard fell out in the bottom position, but his opponent didn’t want to stop the advantageous position, so he put it on his opponent himself. But he didn’t spare his opponent at all and just moments after putting on the guard, he was peppering him with hard punches that definitely found their mark.

In these situations, the referee usually steps in and stops the fight. After the protector is put back on, both fighters then return to their original position and the fight resumes.

However, we often see that the defending fighter is favored in these cases because they have time to rest and strategize their defense. But in this case it was the other way around.

In the comments below the video, a wave of speculation arose as to who the players in the above fight were. Most discussants agreed on the name of South African fighter Dricus du Plessis, who is a top ten middleweight in the UFC’s top MMA league. However, the information is not confirmed.

The video certainly seems to have impressed the division’s number four, Chris Curtis, who was quick to respond. “We’re violent, but we’re not savages,” he tweeted under the aforementioned video. Fans of combat sports certainly like to see these displays of respect between opponents.

Source: Twitter – Red Corner MMA