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he wasn’t an actual champion. he was a commonwealth journeyman who wound up with a regional belt in england. dude probably makes more as a security guard.
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That's actually 100% what it was. It looked a bit out of line to me but the security dude obviously figured if he gets close enough in range he'll drop him.
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I've worked security before. The first thing any supervisor would ask is why Julius came out from behind the barricade.
Yes the guy was a violent dickhead. But security work isn't about giving the guy what he deserves.
Julius job was to secure the event. The situation was ending, the problem was over.
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Watch it again. He didn't walk towards him. The boxer stepped into his path to intercept him and was talking shit as he was moving to block him. That's when he raised his hand and pointed at the boxer and then he got punched.
The boxer could have walked away and the guy appeared to be leaving.
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The guy started the ruckus and took swings at multiple people. Security did their job. Either diffuse or dispatch an asshole. They chose the latter. Don't go selling wolf tickets if you can't back it up. Lesson learned.
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lol I love watching people just vomit empty platitudes to somehow justify people hired to diffuse situations KOing manlets as they leave an argument.
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As a former bouncer,
I will say this. Were the former boxers moves opportunistic? Maybe even predatory? Totally.
However, whenever you act out in public like this douchebag you run the risk of running into the wrong person.
It wasn't right what the boxer did but it wasn't undeserved either. When you start swinging on people, you are almost asking to get a beating because in a lot of countries that is where you can claim self-defense.
He put him self in a highly liable position and paid for it. I have no remorse for him.
I will say this. Were the former boxers moves opportunistic? Maybe even predatory? Totally.
However, whenever you act out in public like this douchebag you run the risk of running into the wrong person.
It wasn't right what the boxer did but it wasn't undeserved either. When you start swinging on people, you are almost asking to get a beating because in a lot of countries that is where you can claim self-defense.
He put him self in a highly liable position and paid for it. I have no remorse for him.
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lol this guy could easily sue the bouncer.
A UFC fighter went to prison for a single-punch on a MUCH more out of hand dude.
https://www.news.com.au/sport/ufc/a...t/news-story/fb95068dab3ba962d92dde14a8b3c6c9
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The guy started the ruckus and took swings at multiple people. Security did their job. Either diffuse or dispatch an asshole. They chose the latter. Don't go selling wolf tickets if you can't back it up. Lesson learned.
The first security diffused it. The second guy is going to catch an assault case.
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Nope. I guess you don't know how it is in most countries. If you present yourself as a threat on private property. The gloves come off so to speak. Do you think you can walk into an establishment or personal residence, show your ass and act aggressive and the owners/proprietors can't do anything? That's not how the world works. Now if he was unarmed and got shot. That's a different conversation. But that's not the case here. Asshole got wasted despite whatever grievance he had.
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fuck him , they guy was a cunt , he deserved it, his bald mate needed one too.
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Cool ko but the guard snuck around & positioned himself to block the guys exit
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Not really. You aren't stuck in positions if there is an actual situation going on. The individual wasn't controlled yet and swinging on staff and patrons. He had every reason to leave the barricade to deal with the situation. A lot of posts are fluid, and you can move around if you need to. Getting control of a physically aggressive person would take priority at that moment, and if other guards aren't able to control him or the situation that's when other guards come in. Usually security staff know the skillsets and abilities of everyone on the team. They know who can and can not handle certain situations. There are always certain specific security that will always deal with the physically aggressive people and with the fights/rumbles that happens because of their experience and skillsets. They are usually considered specialist.
Security's problem was that he swung first instead of letting the other guys swing first. If he was going to make first contact to try and neutralize/control him, he should have went for a body lock or get wrist/arm control. You aren't supposed to swing first as security.
Overall I think nothing came of it and no charges came over the situation from the last update I got about the situation.
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That's because you are supposed to use wrestling/grappling to control the situation and not punch first. This situation he punched a drunk guy that wasn't a real threat. He could've been easily controlled with a body lock or something. You aren't supposed to strike unless you are getting attacked with punches/kicks/etc because then it's self-defense.
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Sweet!
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Just thugs with licences, most of them
