Rogan shares his theory for Conor McGregor’s leg break

“The Chris Weidman one was a freak accident. The crazy thing is there have only been four leg breaks like that in the history of the UFC and Chris Weidman has been involved in two of them.

“The odds are insane. Anderson Silva threw a kick had he checked it and Anderson broke his leg. He threw it and Uriah Hall checked it and he broke his leg. Crazy. The odds of these things happening in this number are nuts.”

Weidman recently shared a conversation with Silva where he spoke about both their injuries and the fallout from them. That wholesome chat included Weidman apologizing for any perceived disrespect towards ‘The Spider’. On hearing that Silva kindly told his former opponent not to worry about that and explained that he has nothing but the warmest regards for the American and his family.

Weidman is expected to be out for at least a year with his injury. The former UFC middleweight champion has been blogging his rehab and recently showed that he has been able to get back into the gym.

Too much DTM

So his theory is: People are getting good at breaking other people’s bones.

Thanks for that Captain Obvious, wonderful insight. Go chase some DMT elves or something ya nonce.

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Dick to mouth?

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His leg broke because father time said his is up.

The act of parrying can be a fight ending move, period. Checking a kick is a form of parrying.

These aren’t freak injuries in 2021. Maybe 10 years ago, but not now. This is the next evolution of MMA.

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Didn’t Chris say he intended on breaking his leg by Che king with his knee?

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Ray Longo said it was the leg destroyer LOL- not buying that was their intent.

A parry diverts force. It doesn’t absorb force like a block.

Knowing what a spaced-out joke Rogan’s become. Was half expecting…

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Rogan used to know more than your average ufc fan, now I don’t know anymore, so much bullshit comes out of his mouth. Does Rogan still pretend not to commentate high?

Parry is a more generic term than block:

“ward off (a weapon or attack) with a countermove”
“maneuver intended to deflect or block an incoming attack”

A block is a form of parrying. But not all forms of parrying are blocks.

If you say so