Bj Pen Ufc fighnter vs bouncer at 2.5 ranked strip car

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[Neverheeb]

Can't a professional fighter get in a lot of trouble for getting in a street fight? I thought there was something about professional fighters being required to register their hands, which in essence meant they would, from that point on, be disallowed to fight outside the ring without facing criminal charges. Anyway, what a complete let down. Is this guy completely washed up or something? You would think he could quickly make mince meat of some run-of-the-mill club bouncer.

[sonatine]

bj penn been done.

i think he's retired like 4 times.


once upon a time tho.....

[FRANKRIZZO]

Ufc is kinda gay, usually one guy straples or hugs the other into submission. He didn't punch his victim once just attatched to him . Other bouncher threw some punches on behalf of the grappled bouncer. I want to see some blood ie rocky type stuff.

[nunbeater]

Can't a professional fighter get in a lot of trouble for getting in a street fight? I thought there was something about professional fighters being required to register their hands, which in essence meant they would, from that point on, be disallowed to fight outside the ring without facing criminal charges. Anyway, what a complete let down. Is this guy completely washed up or something? You would think he could quickly make mince meat of some run-of-the-mill club bouncer.

registering your hands as lethal weapons is a myth. that being said I cannot imagine a judge treating a fighter that destroyed someone in a street brawl with kid gloves. BJ Penn sure didn't look like he was really doing shit in this fight though and apparently he was trying to fight everyone.

Not sure what the goal if the other guys was though - if two grown ass men are fighting let them fight. As long as they agree to it no need to try to break it up. I don't agree with the dude that punched BJ but I might do the same shit if my buddy was just doing his job and someone started throwing hands. If my buddy was like yo Im gonna fight BJ Penn then I would stay the fuck out of it though.

[Salty_Aus]

I've heard whispers for many years that BJ is a prick.

Often ignore rumours but keep hearing it again and again.

[Tellafriend]

Can't a professional fighter get in a lot of trouble for getting in a street fight? I thought there was something about professional fighters being required to register their hands, which in essence meant they would, from that point on, be disallowed to fight outside the ring without facing criminal charges. Anyway, what a complete let down. Is this guy completely washed up or something? You would think he could quickly make mince meat of some run-of-the-mill club bouncer.

Can't a professional fighter get in a lot of trouble for getting in a street fight? I thought there was something about professional fighters being required to register their hands, which in essence meant they would, from that point on, be disallowed to fight outside the ring without facing criminal charges. Anyway, what a complete let down. Is this guy completely washed up or something? You would think he could quickly make mince meat of some run-of-the-mill club bouncer.

registering your hands as lethal weapons is a myth. that being said I cannot imagine a judge treating a fighter that destroyed someone in a street brawl with kid gloves. BJ Penn sure didn't look like he was really doing shit in this fight though and apparently he was trying to fight everyone.

Not sure what the goal if the other guys was though - if two grown ass men are fighting let them fight. As long as they agree to it no need to try to break it up. I don't agree with the dude that punched BJ but I might do the same shit if my buddy was just doing his job and someone started throwing hands. If my buddy was like yo Im gonna fight BJ Penn then I would stay the fuck out of it though.

if a professional fighter hurts someone fighting badly the judge will in fact (at least in many places) consider it aggravated and could consider them dangerous weapons and he/she will hand down an enhanced sentence.

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Can't a professional fighter get in a lot of trouble for getting in a street fight? I thought there was something about professional fighters being required to register their hands, which in essence meant they would, from that point on, be disallowed to fight outside the ring without facing criminal charges. Anyway, what a complete let down. Is this guy completely washed up or something? You would think he could quickly make mince meat of some run-of-the-mill club bouncer.

Wait, you actually think people have to register their hands as weapons? Like there's a government database of hand registrations somewhere? Please don't take this the wrong way, but are you literally retarded?

[Crowe Diddly]

if a professional fighter hurts someone fighting badly the judge will in fact (at least in many places) consider it aggravated and could consider them dangerous weapons and he/she will hand down an enhanced sentence.

Forget all this professional fighter shit, in almost all places, fists, feet, teeth, knees, everything can be considered a dangerous weapon for felonious assault, if serious harm is the intention or the outcome.

[Hockey Guy]

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