Getting kicked in the leg by UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum hurts like the dickens

Getting kicked in the leg by UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum hurts like the dickens

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The casual UFC observer may be led to wonder why fighters bother kicking repeatedly at the opponent’s legs in what looks like nothing more than a glorified slap. Intrepid MMA reporter Aaron Tru recently discovered what it actually feels like to be on the receiving end of a professionally-delivered kick.

UFC interim heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum took a break from training to treat Tru to a kick to the leg at forty-percent strength. Tru wound up flat on the mat, staring at the ceiling in a semi-comatose world of pain.

Fabricio Werdum demonstrates leg kick on MMA reporter Aaron Tru

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Saturday night, Werdum will be facing champion Cain Velasquez for the UFC’s unified heavyweight title in Mexico City. A surreal pre-fight beef between the two has grown out of which fighter — the Brazilian Werdum or the American Velasquez — is more Mexican.

Fellow UFC fighters overwhelmingly favor the hard-charging Velasquez (13-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) to win his first fight since 2013. Werdum (19-5-1 MMA, 7-2 UFC) was also a big underdog against MMA legend Fedor Emelianenko — whom he submitted in the first round of their 2010 fight.

2017-05-26T07:17:04+00:00 June 11th, 2015|

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