Chris Weidman RELIVES GRUESOME leg injury at UFC 261 | The Daniel Cormier Show

Chris Weidman RELIVES GRUESOME leg injury at UFC 261 | The Daniel Cormier Show



Daniel Cormier is joined by Chris Weidman on this episode of The Daniel Cormier Show where Chris talks about his own leg injury that mimicked the one Anderson Silva suffered against him in their UFC title fight. Weidman reflects on the worst pain of his life, and the rehab ahead after that gruesome injury.

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  1. The usual 'Karma' comments are everywhere, as expected. Karma, when used in this way (to describe a cosmic justice system that balances the scales of supposed 'right' and 'wrong' doings) is silly. People said the same shit when Anderson broke his leg (that was his 'karma').
    So, by that logic, 'God' or 'The Universe' used Weidman as the Karmic delivery vessel to give Anderson his so called 'Karma'. But, that also means that Weidman was put into a position by God/ the universe to earn his own negative Karma at the same time, eventually suffering the same fate as Anderson in that regard.

    From a deterministic perspective, it just seems like 'karma' when defined and thought of in this way, is ridiculous and redundant.

  2. i rolled my ankle with full force and tore all the ligaments. Chris talking about the pain of the blood shifting down to the injury site… worst pain ive ever felt in my life. The first few days when id wake up in the morning id have to keep lowering and raising my foot for 10 minutes to let to blood slowly fill. Its the only time i can recall in adult life actually crying from pain

  3. I had a crushing injury to my foot where I broke all 5 metatarsals and my ankle. That pain when you gotta get up and the blood rushes to it was so bad. Whenever I had to go fo the bathroom I had to mentally prepare. Lol

  4. I had a similar injury, plus a ruptured Achilles. Let me tell you—no amount or type of pain medication really helps. You just end up high as hell and still in pain.

  5. I'm sure the pain is nothing in comparison to what he felt but it gives me an idea when he talks about the blood rushing to his leg. I got a 10 hour tattoo session done on my leg and the day after was one of the top 5 pains I've ever felt. Every time I stood up It felt like lava flowing down into my leg. I can only imagine how much worse it was for him every time he had to do it.

  6. Funny Chris said he hit Anthony with a light calf kick and he was surprised when Anthony went down.
    I’m pretty sure when Anthony retired he mentioned having some kind of issue with one of his legs where he couldn’t absorb leg kicks any more because of tissue damage or something like that.

  7. He acted like he beat Anderson Silva in the second fight. That what bothers me the most , till this day . He held his hands up very high and showed no humility and acted like he planned it . Rubs me the wrong way . He should have came on the interview and said I don’t consider it a win

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