Did you see that?
Did you see that?
those 2 p*ssies looked pathetic. I'd have kicked both their *sses!
Baala looked scared
what was it about?
You obviously missed him headbutt him!
apparently Baala trains with a bloke who the other fella doesn't get along with. The commentators didn't elaborate too much but it was as to be expected witnessing two skinny white men fight.
The other runner got in Baala's face, and Baala responded with the infamous French head butt. He then proceeded to have his ass handed to him until an official broke it up.
Good times!
Oh, and the race was was too...
Words were exchanged. Baala threw a headbutt and then proceeded to get his ass kicked. Both will probably end up suspended.
To be fair the other guy is much bigger, baala showed balls by nutting him, legend
He was obviously inspired by Zidane.
da man wrote:
To be fair the other guy is much bigger, baala showed balls by nutting him, legend
Yeah, he had a good 3 1/2 lbs on Baala
D MBa wrote:
da man wrote:To be fair the other guy is much bigger, baala showed balls by nutting him, legend
Yeah, he had a good 3 1/2 lbs on Baala
Its a lot when you're barely pushing 100.
That dude did not lay a finger on Baala. He kept missing. Baala won that one.
it reminded me of this punch up but not as physical
what he said about a friendly pat, LRCs idiotic quote of the day, is totall BS
watch the vid, he jerks foward trying to get mahiedine to flinch, and gets smacked like a bitch
How could Baala have "literally" gotten his ass kicked when not a single kick was even thrown? I don't get it! All I saw were punches!
Because people now longer use the word "literal" to mean things that are not literal. It has lost its meaning.
Malamute wrote:
Because people now longer use the word "literal" to mean things that are not literal. It has lost its meaning.
Dear God, is this true? Am I the only person left who uses "literal" in a literal sense???
Larry David wrote:
Dear God, is this true? Am I the only person left who uses "literal" in a literal sense???
You are literally the last person to use "literal" in its literal sense.