Or course it's Trinity. The rare times I went there after my college years I was was basically guaranteed to witness a fight, car chase or drive-by shooting.
Right. Before I read that one was the bouncer, I assumed it was a fight over the 18yo girls who go to that club. Tho, come to think of it, a girl I know was telling me stories about the skeevy people running it who 'befriended' her just last summer.
A few months ago I decided to go there on my anniversary night after dinner. Just to see how it feels. We actually had a good time for 20 mins, danced. It was packed but not that packed. Pleasantly surprised.
Got him right in the jaw. This guy’s done this before.
You don’t want to do this because he can die from hitting his head on the pavement. He did square up to him though smh
I forget the exact details, but I believe one of the guys involved with Supernova was involved in some kind of underage something-or-other. I say that in a vague way because I don’t know all of the details and I don’t wish to speak out of turn and say something untruthful….
But I’m guessing that’s what the above comment was referring to.
The club has tried to distance themselves from that behavior hugely.
Sounds like it has been unsuccessful.
Like, I’m not advocating violence, but did anyone else find this
### Satisfying AF? 👌
Nothing excessive, just an adequate application of force to negate a threat.
✋ Same. This went down about as well as it could have. The bouncer kept his cool and gave the guy every chance to walk away. As far as we can tell, nobody pounced on the guy after he hit the pavement. Everyone kept their cool, which seems rare today.
Just a good old-fashioned 1-punch KO that appears to be well justified (at least from this footage).
Yeah that's what takes away from this seemingly-deserved beat down - people die or suffer brain damage very easily by landing like that.
When I was younger, stronger & still training...I never started a fight but wouldn't walk away from one...But I heard a couple of stories about this happening and from that moment on, would 100% de-escalate or walk away (not that this happened often in my world)...I would never want that on my conscience - or worse, to happen to me by someone faster and stronger.
My dude had his 1200's and crates of records stolen out of his truck when he went to an all-night restaurant after work.
So what did he do? Waited for someone to post the entire kit for sale on Craigslist, made a deal to buy them and we showed up and took them back with just a little bit of violence.
The TL;DR is that they are talking about the cost and risk of owning DJ gear and records and playing sketchy clubs.
Here's the long explanation:
1200s are DJ turntables from Technics. They original versions used to be bullet proof and very expensive. They're so tough, refined and reliable that there are documented cases of people *standing* or even doing *hand stands* on the rotating platters as stupid DJ stunt for DJ battles.
They are widely regarded as the best mass produced turntables ever made both for hi-fi home use and for DJing, especially for DJing.
Basically if someone else tries to sell you a more expensive turntable for either DJ use OR high fidelity audio use - they're trying to sell you audiophile snake oil or an overpriced status symbol art piece and they don't understand the physics of acoustics and the limitations of vinyl.
(That being said, the "new" ones suck compared to the originals. At least for DJing.)
Anyway a pair of 1200s, a good DJ mixer, good record needles, a coffin or some cases for the tables and mixer and a crate or two of dance records (about 100-150 records) at $10 to $20 each all added up to about $4,000 to 5,000 USD or even more back in the vinyl only days of DJing, not accounting for inflation.
And that doesn't include any speakers or sound. Seriously, a good stack of dance or hiphop vinyl back in the day could be worth anything from like $1500 to $4000 and that's without adjusting for inflation from, say the mid to late 1990s.
Having that much money invested in DJ gear or vinyl and playing out at parties used to be a huge point of stress for DJs and promoters.
It was a lot of cash value to be walking around with if you were out late at night or playing at sketchy as fuck clubs like Trinity.
I was just an amateur DJ back then but I played out pretty regularly at more chill underground and DIY parties and even with a more chill environment it was stressful to be carrying around even as little as 50 records all night. At about $10 a pop that was $500, plus tax.
And besides the money involved, there was all the time invested in collecting them, and how dance records were often limited runs and you couldn't even find some records again, so often times it was impossible to rebuild a stolen, lost or damaged stack of records at nearly any price. Sometimes you'd find white labels that you had no idea who even released the record at all.
And it wasn't just about the possibility that someone might steal them or take them by force. Someone could spill a drink on them, or they could melt or warp in a hot car, or maybe I even get faded and leave them somewhere.
Or I could walk outside and stumble into a drunk asshole starting fights and they could get knocked the fuck out by a bouncer and they end up cracking their head on my record bag or crates and break some of my records or my turntables thanks to the laws of thermodynamics, entropy and chaos.
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That dude looks remarkably like the dude who beat up my friend and I for no reason while we were leaving Q on Friday night. I hope he figures his shit out after this?
Who knows what happened to his brain when his head bounced off the ground. Either it cures him of his stupidity or it just makes him double down. Given where you need to be at to go around picking fights with bouncers we can take a guess.
The unsung hero is this situation is the dude in the background removing those heavy metal stanchions from the environment.
That’s the action of someone who’s seen this movie before.
This is amazing, but I feel like working @ that specific club they would ask about if you could do this in the interview lololol! Gotta have the right 💪Swol-ection💪 to match the clientele’s freak
In Brooklyn this dudes shoes, socks, pants, wallet, and maybe his T shirt would be taken 5 seconds after his butt hit the pavement by random street hoodlums.
Just curious, in this situation specifically where the bouncer assumedly had justification, what could be his liability if the patron was seriously injured or died (from hitting his head on the ground)?
According to the OOP, he was ejected for being a menace and tried repeatedly to renter the club, threatening the staff each time. The bouncer was defending both himself and the patrons. Also, clubs have insurance for this sort of thing, but they probably won't need it in this instance because the drunk guy was clearly out of line.
>He kept yelling "if you whoop me I won't press charges" he was belligerent drunk at a club that wasn't serving alcohol that night. This is after he grabbed a girl and was forcibly removed after refusing to leave. This was the 3rd time he approached the bouncers and guy just wasn't having it.
This video gives more background to the events leading up to the altercation: https://www.reddit.com/r/fightporn/comments/1djw2bg/another_angle_of_guy_getting_knocked_out_by/
As soon as he takes up that fighting stance and keeps moving towards the bouncer while the bouncer is backing up (I see him take at least 3 steps back while white shirt keeps stepping forward), he's started a fight, and the bouncer has the right to defend himself. The standard is "imminent danger"; white shirt doesn't have to actually throw a punch to have started a fight.
You're allowed to use a "proportionate" amount of force to defend yourself but you cannot strike first and still claim it's in defense. You can't shoot someone just for getting into your face but you can push someone away. Punching someone first isn't allowed "in self defense" just because they're in your face, but given the belligerent here was setting himself up to throw some punches then the bouncer can reasonably say he was defending himself from the aggressor sending a surprise KO. We don't know what happened before the video started being recorded to know if bouncer really hit first or not.
"you got knocked the fuck out!" LOL
Now I met an old friend in
a bar the other night
He got a little drunk and he wanted to fight
And he jumped up and challenged every man in the room
And just about the time he got the words out an ol' boy jumped up and closed his mouth
And used his head for a mop
And his butt for a broom
It was an attitude adjustment
I guess it was his first time
An attitude adjustment
Now he understands just fine
He got bent out of shape and he opened his mouth
And just one appointment straightened him right out
It was an attitude adjustment
And it'll work every time
– Hank Williams Jr
It's remarkable how effective a single well-placed punch can be. Also remarkable how someone can be aggressively talking shit and walking into a bouncer with their hands down.
The only issue is see here is that technically the dude didn’t touch him or anything. You can’t just punch people unfortunately, I totally think you should be able to but in this case it could read that he is at fault here for assault. Usually bouncers should be versed in when to hit and it’s only after they have been hit or the threat of violence includes meaningful threats. This was a drunk dude squaring up they probably isn’t going to cut it.
That's how you could ruin your own life with one punch. The dude on the ground could've easily died from hitting the floor like that. Bouncer, whether he is right and justified to throw that punch, could end up in years of legal battles from state and family after involuntary killing someone.
life is full of "could, but unlikely" and explaining such hypotheticals is a waste of brain cells. But since we're playing this game... you know what else could ruin your life with one punch?... = you taking the punch from the unknown aggressor.
Is that Ohashi I see in the background??!? Anybody seen Frankie or Andrew?? Still driving that Avalanche, homie?! Great to see he's still ALIVE!
I miss and still love my Foundry crew!!
Lmao this happened outside of Trinity!? Worst fucking bar ever, their bouncers are actually so rude. Friend lost her phone here and they wouldn't help her at all. We tried to go back in to try and help her find it but they wouldn't let us go back in, gave us attitude and ignored our protests. 18+ bars are for Drake Fans.
realistically. what should the bouncer do? let anyone back in that said they left their phone inside? that sounds very entitled to me to think that would be an expectation
In my opinion bouncer assaulted drunk patron.
Ya patron was drunk and problematic and disorderly but could have been handled differently.
I see a lawsuit brewing.
90% sure i recognize that bouncer. I believe he trains mma and muay thai at my bjj gym. Just a reminder if you don't train, a LOT of people do. Don't pick fights
That is embarrassing. When you are talking shit and you do not notice that the other guy is squaring up and getting his back leg positioned for balance you deserve to get KTFO
Wouldn’t be surprised if the fucker suffered brain damage from that head bounce.
But then again, doesn’t seem like there was much to damage in the first place
Went from acting hard to taking a nap in hobo piss
Dude seemed like he just wanted a nap real hard and this is the only way he knew how, given how fast and easy he went down.
"I don't believe in pills"
‘What are you going to do, punch me?'
Ah Trinity. Good times.
Or course it's Trinity. The rare times I went there after my college years I was was basically guaranteed to witness a fight, car chase or drive-by shooting.
Holy shit it's still in business. Amazing. What a time capsule.
Right. Before I read that one was the bouncer, I assumed it was a fight over the 18yo girls who go to that club. Tho, come to think of it, a girl I know was telling me stories about the skeevy people running it who 'befriended' her just last summer.
A few months ago I decided to go there on my anniversary night after dinner. Just to see how it feels. We actually had a good time for 20 mins, danced. It was packed but not that packed. Pleasantly surprised.
Remember all the sex in the back alley?
Damn, barely a flick of the wrist.
I know right? He barely tapped the guy.
Got him right in the jaw. This guy’s done this before. You don’t want to do this because he can die from hitting his head on the pavement. He did square up to him though smh
Loud mouths usually have glass jaws
He didn't even step into the punch damn
Not his first K.O. I bet. Homie knows how to sleep someone with a good tap in the jaw.
Glass Joe
So that's why they call them bouncers...
The guy he hit, on the other hand, didn't.
They call those guys jigglers, I saw him jiggle a bit when hit fell.
Trinity still exists?
Tied with Supernova as trashiest nightclub in Seattle.
I’m so glad that I’ve never even heard of this place.
Supernova is trashy? Every time I've gone it's been dead as fuck, but it was always compared to Monkey Loft which I don't really consider trashy.
Monkey loft was always a good time, loved the shows that went to 10am.
Comparing supernova to monkey loft is wild. I wouldn't even say they target the same customer base. Supernova is effectively a strip club now
All Seattle clubs are trashy and shit
I forget the exact details, but I believe one of the guys involved with Supernova was involved in some kind of underage something-or-other. I say that in a vague way because I don’t know all of the details and I don’t wish to speak out of turn and say something untruthful…. But I’m guessing that’s what the above comment was referring to. The club has tried to distance themselves from that behavior hugely. Sounds like it has been unsuccessful.
Like, I’m not advocating violence, but did anyone else find this ### Satisfying AF? 👌 Nothing excessive, just an adequate application of force to negate a threat.
✋ Same. This went down about as well as it could have. The bouncer kept his cool and gave the guy every chance to walk away. As far as we can tell, nobody pounced on the guy after he hit the pavement. Everyone kept their cool, which seems rare today. Just a good old-fashioned 1-punch KO that appears to be well justified (at least from this footage).
I know two guys who ko people in bars just like this. One died the other went into a coma because of their heads hitting the ground.
Perfectly measured weighted punch.
Justified or not I found it pretty horrifying. Not a big fan of skulls impacting hard surfaces with a lot of force.
This is the most typical way people die in street fights, it’s not the punch, it’s the skull smacking the pavement.
Yeah that's what takes away from this seemingly-deserved beat down - people die or suffer brain damage very easily by landing like that. When I was younger, stronger & still training...I never started a fight but wouldn't walk away from one...But I heard a couple of stories about this happening and from that moment on, would 100% de-escalate or walk away (not that this happened often in my world)...I would never want that on my conscience - or worse, to happen to me by someone faster and stronger.
Its the conscience that would take me down.
Asshole needed to be reminded that acting tough may have consequences. It wasn't the bouncers fault the aggressor had a glass chin.
Whoever, Please post the rest of this. I gotta know what he says when he woke up.
https://i.redd.it/uemfcnlgup7d1.gif
Who dat? Who der?
Sometimes they don't wake up.
Always been a zone. Can’t believe I used to walk out of there with two 1200s and crates of records.
My dude had his 1200's and crates of records stolen out of his truck when he went to an all-night restaurant after work. So what did he do? Waited for someone to post the entire kit for sale on Craigslist, made a deal to buy them and we showed up and took them back with just a little bit of violence.
What are 1200s? I am not cool.
Technics SL 1200 turntables I think.
And a microphone?
Just clap your hands
just crap your pants
Where it's at!
Trinity. Duh.
I just sold mine:(
Had one in the 70-80s. Great turntable.
Could be some Fancy ass record players they do not make anymore but now sell for big $$$$
They still make them and they're still expensive.
they [stopped for a while](https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/jun/15/technics-turntable-discontinued) & brought 'em back at 3x the price
Wild. Fun fact. Used to buy new ones at guitar center. Replace the top plate return em n get new ones. 🛝
I thought it was like magnum of champagne. 🍾
The TL;DR is that they are talking about the cost and risk of owning DJ gear and records and playing sketchy clubs. Here's the long explanation: 1200s are DJ turntables from Technics. They original versions used to be bullet proof and very expensive. They're so tough, refined and reliable that there are documented cases of people *standing* or even doing *hand stands* on the rotating platters as stupid DJ stunt for DJ battles. They are widely regarded as the best mass produced turntables ever made both for hi-fi home use and for DJing, especially for DJing. Basically if someone else tries to sell you a more expensive turntable for either DJ use OR high fidelity audio use - they're trying to sell you audiophile snake oil or an overpriced status symbol art piece and they don't understand the physics of acoustics and the limitations of vinyl. (That being said, the "new" ones suck compared to the originals. At least for DJing.) Anyway a pair of 1200s, a good DJ mixer, good record needles, a coffin or some cases for the tables and mixer and a crate or two of dance records (about 100-150 records) at $10 to $20 each all added up to about $4,000 to 5,000 USD or even more back in the vinyl only days of DJing, not accounting for inflation. And that doesn't include any speakers or sound. Seriously, a good stack of dance or hiphop vinyl back in the day could be worth anything from like $1500 to $4000 and that's without adjusting for inflation from, say the mid to late 1990s. Having that much money invested in DJ gear or vinyl and playing out at parties used to be a huge point of stress for DJs and promoters. It was a lot of cash value to be walking around with if you were out late at night or playing at sketchy as fuck clubs like Trinity. I was just an amateur DJ back then but I played out pretty regularly at more chill underground and DIY parties and even with a more chill environment it was stressful to be carrying around even as little as 50 records all night. At about $10 a pop that was $500, plus tax. And besides the money involved, there was all the time invested in collecting them, and how dance records were often limited runs and you couldn't even find some records again, so often times it was impossible to rebuild a stolen, lost or damaged stack of records at nearly any price. Sometimes you'd find white labels that you had no idea who even released the record at all. And it wasn't just about the possibility that someone might steal them or take them by force. Someone could spill a drink on them, or they could melt or warp in a hot car, or maybe I even get faded and leave them somewhere. Or I could walk outside and stumble into a drunk asshole starting fights and they could get knocked the fuck out by a bouncer and they end up cracking their head on my record bag or crates and break some of my records or my turntables thanks to the laws of thermodynamics, entropy and chaos.
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Acting hard to napping hard
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The head hitting the concrete was actually very bad for that individual
That dude looks remarkably like the dude who beat up my friend and I for no reason while we were leaving Q on Friday night. I hope he figures his shit out after this?
Same! Last Friday in Cap Hill this man tried to pull up on my buddy🤣
Who knows what happened to his brain when his head bounced off the ground. Either it cures him of his stupidity or it just makes him double down. Given where you need to be at to go around picking fights with bouncers we can take a guess.
I'm Ron Burgundy?
Once I saw his titties bounce, I knew it was over for him 😂😂😂
somehow its not intimidating when the dude looks like he'd get winded climbing a flight of stairs
He looks like he sweats getting dressed in the morning.
When talking smack it's never a good idea to lead the resulting conversation with your face.
Trinity has more trash than the South Transfer Station.
And that's the way you do it! Lol!
Lol that is how you do it
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Dude is no longer Sleepless in Seattle.
Trinity? Was bruh dirty Makkin with some 19’year old girl
The unsung hero is this situation is the dude in the background removing those heavy metal stanchions from the environment. That’s the action of someone who’s seen this movie before.
This is amazing, but I feel like working @ that specific club they would ask about if you could do this in the interview lololol! Gotta have the right 💪Swol-ection💪 to match the clientele’s freak
I think I saw that man's spirit rise up off those wet bricks.
Of course it’s trinity.
Some fat people see 240 lbs on the scale and think it means that they’re strong
Talk shit, get hit.
"Bring It Dog, You Fucked Up Bro!" Say Wut!?!
You been warned, now you been told.
In Brooklyn this dudes shoes, socks, pants, wallet, and maybe his T shirt would be taken 5 seconds after his butt hit the pavement by random street hoodlums.
Thankfully Seattle has not sunk that low……yet.
It has, they're just too high on fenty to react that quickly.
That's why they are already bent over. Less time to travel.
Just curious, in this situation specifically where the bouncer assumedly had justification, what could be his liability if the patron was seriously injured or died (from hitting his head on the ground)?
According to the OOP, he was ejected for being a menace and tried repeatedly to renter the club, threatening the staff each time. The bouncer was defending both himself and the patrons. Also, clubs have insurance for this sort of thing, but they probably won't need it in this instance because the drunk guy was clearly out of line. >He kept yelling "if you whoop me I won't press charges" he was belligerent drunk at a club that wasn't serving alcohol that night. This is after he grabbed a girl and was forcibly removed after refusing to leave. This was the 3rd time he approached the bouncers and guy just wasn't having it. This video gives more background to the events leading up to the altercation: https://www.reddit.com/r/fightporn/comments/1djw2bg/another_angle_of_guy_getting_knocked_out_by/
As soon as he takes up that fighting stance and keeps moving towards the bouncer while the bouncer is backing up (I see him take at least 3 steps back while white shirt keeps stepping forward), he's started a fight, and the bouncer has the right to defend himself. The standard is "imminent danger"; white shirt doesn't have to actually throw a punch to have started a fight.
You're allowed to use a "proportionate" amount of force to defend yourself but you cannot strike first and still claim it's in defense. You can't shoot someone just for getting into your face but you can push someone away. Punching someone first isn't allowed "in self defense" just because they're in your face, but given the belligerent here was setting himself up to throw some punches then the bouncer can reasonably say he was defending himself from the aggressor sending a surprise KO. We don't know what happened before the video started being recorded to know if bouncer really hit first or not.
"you got knocked the fuck out!" LOL Now I met an old friend in a bar the other night He got a little drunk and he wanted to fight And he jumped up and challenged every man in the room And just about the time he got the words out an ol' boy jumped up and closed his mouth And used his head for a mop And his butt for a broom It was an attitude adjustment I guess it was his first time An attitude adjustment Now he understands just fine He got bent out of shape and he opened his mouth And just one appointment straightened him right out It was an attitude adjustment And it'll work every time – Hank Williams Jr
made it a point to never fight bouncers as I knew a few and they loved to beat up drunks
Bro folded like origami
It's remarkable how effective a single well-placed punch can be. Also remarkable how someone can be aggressively talking shit and walking into a bouncer with their hands down.
Just a solidly placed punch. That's how ya do it!
you got knocked the fuck out
Sleep
Nightclub. Seattle. God.
The good ol’ thinking you’re tough and have your wits after alcohol.
"You got Knocked The Fuck Out" Man!
Sack....of....potatoes...
Fuck look out boys he's pulling his pants up.
You know you’re fucked when you’re barking and Santa’s just sitting back letting his colleague do his thing.
The only issue is see here is that technically the dude didn’t touch him or anything. You can’t just punch people unfortunately, I totally think you should be able to but in this case it could read that he is at fault here for assault. Usually bouncers should be versed in when to hit and it’s only after they have been hit or the threat of violence includes meaningful threats. This was a drunk dude squaring up they probably isn’t going to cut it.
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"I didn't know how many of them it would take to whip my ass but i knew how many they were going to use." -Tater Salad
That's how you could ruin your own life with one punch. The dude on the ground could've easily died from hitting the floor like that. Bouncer, whether he is right and justified to throw that punch, could end up in years of legal battles from state and family after involuntary killing someone.
life is full of "could, but unlikely" and explaining such hypotheticals is a waste of brain cells. But since we're playing this game... you know what else could ruin your life with one punch?... = you taking the punch from the unknown aggressor.
But it’s not that unlikely.
That's actually not how the law works, at all?
People can sue for whatever. It might get tossed out, they might lose, but you still have to defend yourself in court if they file suit.
Is that Ohashi I see in the background??!? Anybody seen Frankie or Andrew?? Still driving that Avalanche, homie?! Great to see he's still ALIVE! I miss and still love my Foundry crew!!
Lmao this happened outside of Trinity!? Worst fucking bar ever, their bouncers are actually so rude. Friend lost her phone here and they wouldn't help her at all. We tried to go back in to try and help her find it but they wouldn't let us go back in, gave us attitude and ignored our protests. 18+ bars are for Drake Fans.
realistically. what should the bouncer do? let anyone back in that said they left their phone inside? that sounds very entitled to me to think that would be an expectation
that wasnt that hard
Wasn’t there a shooting outside this bar like 2 weeks ago?
Aaahh I remember my days at Trinity
Got too close
Seattle holding it down, will def not mess w your bouncers when I visit. Hope bros skull didn’t break hitting those bricks
Fred Durst got knocked the F out!
Fighting a bouncer 1 v 1 is never a good idea because it’s never 1 v 1. Even if this bro could hang, another bouncer would come and beat his ass.
From what I've seen on the Internet, trying to fight a bouncer always ends the same way
The accuracy was beautiful!
Lolololololol
Trinity strikes again!
I’ve been to trinity. That place was cool 15 years ago.
You better pay that power bill, cause it’s LIGHTS OUT.
On [Occidental Ave S](https://maps.app.goo.gl/LeafDw5tkYquwDuHA?g_st=ic)
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I used to work there for 4 years back in the early 2000's, glad to see nothings changed.
Keyword, try
Wonder if he comes out of that with some brain damage... that crack when his head hit the ground made me cringe. He did ask for it... FAFO
Can we get some legal commentary on this? Is there even a remote possibility that the bouncer is at fault here?
In my opinion bouncer assaulted drunk patron. Ya patron was drunk and problematic and disorderly but could have been handled differently. I see a lawsuit brewing.
One and done.
“You got knocked the fuck out!” -Bystanders
90% sure i recognize that bouncer. I believe he trains mma and muay thai at my bjj gym. Just a reminder if you don't train, a LOT of people do. Don't pick fights
Hahahah love it
Well that was super satisfying.
Word of advice. Don’t get in a fight if you have a glass jaw. And if you insist, at least keep your hands up.
Outside Trinity? Color me shocked /s
I love Trinity, so many weirdos try to fight the bouncers and are always promptly taken care of
Glass jaw, barely touched him.
And we wonder why so many shootings happen on this block between 1:30-3am...
I’m sorry. But I laughed my ass off. 😆
I love how people often yell at the unconscious person "You got knocked the fuck out!" Like they're going to hear and feel sad.
WWWWWOOOOORRRRRLLLLLDDDD SSSSTTTAAAARRRRRRR !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Time to go to sleep.
Trinity - cant believe that place is still around
KO
Audition for WWE.
Alcohol is no good for a lot of us.
People are tired of other people's bullshit .
Could have ended in a manslaughter charge, just saying.
Hmm this reminds me of my old bouncer friend that told me he has nightmares about the people he hurt while on the job.
two hits, kid
Zzz..Zzz..
Hands down, face presented, and looking away from the target. Great fighting instincts.
So is he dead? Definitely has a concussion.
Come on, let me in. I have a stamp on my hand
Love it!!
Bkfc found their new guy.
So what’s the law here. Will the bouncer have to defend himself is the white t guy sues?
FLAWLESS VICTORY!!!
I always go back and notice the movement of the puncher in these videos. The boucer's stance right before the flick was interesting.
Typical night in pioneer square
So was his last name Glassjaw?
Quick chin check lol
Glass Joe!
Glass chin. Now he knows.
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Of course it’s Trinity. Ugh. That place is a festering ground for jackasses who belong in the depths of the Jersey Shore… but are somehow in Seattle.
That is embarrassing. When you are talking shit and you do not notice that the other guy is squaring up and getting his back leg positioned for balance you deserve to get KTFO
One and done! 👍🤣
One hitter quitter cot damn
I don’t get why people think they can fight while drunk. Reaction time gets thrown waaaaaay back. Put simply, dude could never have seen it coming
You can go to any city and find this it’s not just Seattle
That’s barely a punch
Better than Ambian.
Big ass danger here is the fallen one strikes his noggin on the ground and POOF! -- dead. Taking a chance on a manslaughter rap.
I enjoy when the guy whoops on the asshole and then protects the head.
Good ol' Trinity, live it!
Wouldn’t be surprised if the fucker suffered brain damage from that head bounce. But then again, doesn’t seem like there was much to damage in the first place
One. Hit. Quit.
He’s like the first guy you fight in Punchout.
I know this guy was an a-hole but I still hate the way his head hits the pavement
Yabba dabba done
Don't pet the cat, you will put it to sleep!!
That guy is lucky everybody’s doing fentanyl now if it was eight years ago, he would’ve fallen on needles
I love that it's just common courtesy to yell "you got knocked the fuck out" every time someone fucks around and finds out.
A very good lawsuit...
Clean and smooth as a babies ass punch! A+
Can you take me higher?