Will they ever throw the kick again?.

[Uke]

Did you really need to post this in a new thread instead of the other one going all morning? "Shattered legs/ shattered dreams"

Didn't see.. my apologies my sensitive friend

 

[Dude Incredible]

Especially when there's a titanium rod in your bone.

its unbreakable

 

[CerebralKnievel]

Your bones builds back stronger after fractures.

Youre probably one of those guys who believes that karate black belts must register their hands as deadly weapons.

 

[CerebralKnievel]

Conor kinda stepped weird. Didn't throw kick in that sequence.

It was already broken.

 

[StreetJudas]

Youre probably one of those guys who believes that karate black belts must register their hands as deadly weapons.

They do have to dummy. I know a guy who boxes and had to get his hands registered.

 

[TorontoTO]

We need Tony Ferguson to explain the science behind legs and metal:

Nate Diaz has legs stronger then metal. Tony bled right away after one checked kick

 

[mjfan23]

Especially when there's a titanium rod in your bone.

There was a conspiracy back in the day that mirko has metal plates in his left leg that made his left kick so lethal

 

[kingghidrah]

It's because you forgot to capitalize the "M" in Mcgregor.

lol no, it's not case-sensitive. Same text for 2021 reveals 11 tests, but none since Q3 2021. It's been over a year already.

 

[HaulParris]

Nate Diaz has legs stronger then metal. Tony bled right away after one checked kick

Nate's legs are indestructible because his skeleton is fused with Stocktonium-209, the realest element of the whole periodic table.

 

[HHJ]

Weidman should quit permanently. Conor got to take a step down in comp.

 

[KAZSoliloquy]

Your bones builds back stronger after fractures.

that isn’t what he asked

 

[VAfan]

hard to believe anyone throws that kick after watching what happens.

 

[filthynumber1]

Especially when there's a titanium rod in your bone.

you're God damn right
What kind I say. God was good to me

 

[campbecc]

that's not true and even if it was you could still break the same bone in a different area.

It is true for a short period of time but after a while it goes back to normal, but in this case they have a metal rod reinforcing the bone.

 

[RonMachineGunJhun]

Chris and Conor coming back next year... Do they dare?

Conor will. Chris I dont knw but he is still my boy

 

[Pancake Sprawl]

It is true for a short period of time but after a while it goes back to normal, but in this case they have a metal rod reinforcing the bone.

yea, my brother has a metal plate in his hip, but it didn't make him stronger. it hurts him when it rains or gets cold and his strength wasn't the same.

 

[campbecc]

yea, my brother has a metal plate in his hip, but it didn't make him stronger. it hurts him when it rains or gets cold and his strength wasn't the same.

a metal bar in your leg is completely different than a hip replacement.

 

[Hypetrainofthemonth]

Your bones builds back stronger after fractures.

LMAO, I honestly do not think ove seen you post something that would be embarrassing by how stupid it is, even to people who eat paint for breakfast and sniff glue for lunch.

 

[Pancake Sprawl]

a metal bar in your leg is completely different than a hip replacement.

how is it different? it's still metal and it's still going to affect you in that way. you think they're going to be stronger than before? what about all the bone that the metal is screwed into? you don't think the hits on the metal are going to put tons of pressure on the screws in their existing bone? i don't know, if having a piece of metal was so advantageous why isn't more people getting that surgery done?

 

[TJ Dillashank]

that's not true and even if it was you could still break the same bone in a different area.

The bone gets stronger from minor fractures like microscopic ones. That's why you condition your shins. Snapping your leg however is just going to make it way weaker.