Greg Hardy's "USADA Approved" Moment
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- In 2019, former UFC Heavyweight Greg Hardy was allowed to use an inhaler during his fight against Ben Sosoli. This mistake left UFC officials and commentators in disbelief. Hardy thought the inhaler was approved for use during fights, but the inhaler was only approved for use while training. Hardy's win would be overturned to a no-contest just hours after the fight. #greghardy #danawhite #shorts #ufc
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"Can j use my inhaler so I don't get an asthma attack?"
UFC: "you in octagon, you fight to death"
I feel weird cuz I read the bottom part with an Asian accent
Underrated comment
He claimed Excercise Induced Asthma...really he is just out of Shape. Studies have shown it increases performance ability as it literally opens your lungs and helps you breathe. Funny how he never had "Asthma" in the NFL but all of a sudden does in UFC.
@@justinlast2lastharder749What studies?
@justinlast2lastharder749 bro you can GET asthma
They acting like the damn inhaler gave this man five more lungs
It's a hit of adrenaline
It's steroids lol
@@TheNinjaNiky he didn’t have that,I know exactly what inhaler he has and it’s not the one where is steroids in it
@@Mr.Ebony7 ah yeah I have no idea what kind he uses, I just assumed it was the average steroid type
@@moonshoos6148 no it’s not
Bruh he just didn't want to die 💀
They fr be acting like he took a strength potion or something 💀😭
If he didn't want to die, then he'd have to forfeit. Then he can use it all he wants.
Like Minecraft bro, strength, speed, resistance, maybe levitation- what sort of concoction do they believe is in there lmao
Then he should go home and get job that allows his disability :)))
Combination inhalers have steroids in them.
@@IAmTheGlovenoror don't hire someone with asthma if they can't use their inhaler???
"Can I inject insulin, I have diabetes?"
"No, you win or you die"
True
Then you don’t belong in the octagon, simple as that
@@aitosbigdayu stupid
I have teammates in cross country with asthma run a 5k in a pretty good time around 19 minutes and they don't use their inhalers at all😂
@@SweetLou428 ok and?
*dies to asthma attack*
Dana:
"He was such a good kid"
You clearly don't know who Greg Hardy is if you're making that comment.
More like
Hardy: I'm dying Dana, help me.
Dana: We were never friends...
@@theclayishoneshut up clown
No one has ever referred to Greg Hardy as a good person
At first I thought they had a problem with it being in his pocket which ok understandable, but not being able to inhale from it in the corner?? Don't criticize it change the fucking rule.
He asked, the official told him go ahead. He did everything right.
He asked but used it before getting the approval..
all the fighter did was ask a question
He also said "Usada approved" which is a lie
@@rainofkhandaq6678 I do boxing not MMA so could you twll me what Usada is? It's probably in boxing but I don't really pay attention to that stuff
@@rdrClip5 No problem, USADA: United States Anti-Doping Agency.
Basically the people who drug test the fighters
Jon Jones: “can I take steroids?”
Dana: “Usada approved”
I think there is a difference between steroid and not wanting to choke to death
@@filipbitala2624you think that matters to people as unoriginal as this guy? All they need is a conversation on the topic with even the most tenuous link. Seriously. They'll invent shit if needs be. They HAVE to get their hilarious and not at all copy/pasted, and very original, created on the spot, from their extremely witty brain joke about jon jones and something something something steroids. Or something something something eye poke. So on. So forth. They don't need a strong reason to bring it up. They click on videos with it already copied to the clipboard bro. They open the youtube app with posting these comments in mind, already. Look at his post history.
Here's WHY they do it. Because they really hate that jon is the GOAT and they hate it enough that it actively lives rent free in their heads and clipboards. They hate it enough that they're legit allocating their SPARE TIME, which is very finite, which runs out, which could be spent with family or working, or having sex, or making friends or memories, they are literally willing to allocate it to posting copied comments about jon jones and bla bla bla reasons that hes not legit. They must genuinely think it's doing something. Like it's actually taking away from his legacy and credibility as the GOAT with every new post they make. Why else would they spend time doing it? They must believe its doing something.
Either that, or theyre doing it for themselves. Because they believe that if they post it enough, they'll begin to genuinely believe its true. That jon jones ISN'T the greatest living fighter, that he HASN'T proved it time and time again, and that their next copy pasted post will finally be the one that proves it. Yeah. The next post will FINALLY be the one that convinces the world that Jon isn't the GOAT. They'll see. They'll all finally see.
Lmao. Its basically just a bunch of sad sad human beings, taking the biggest huffs of copium the world has seen up to this point. They post it because it helps them keep the narrative in their head alive. The definition of huffing copium. God bless em. 😅😅😅
@@filipbitala2624more like suffocate 😂
@@filipbitala2624 If you don't want to choke, tap out. Wrong sport to bring up choking bub, choking out is one of the ways to end the fight.
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD not if the guy who is choking isnt being choked
Imagine thinking being asthmatic and having an inhaler suddenly makes you stronger than a non asthmatic
Imagine going into UFC as an asthmatic. Very dumb
@@tubeguy4066 nigga doing more than 90% of america with a disability.
Sit down
@@tubeguy4066 because we are asthmatics we can’t take interest in or excel at sports?
@@justlovely9322Imagine thinking asthmatics can’t play sports. Incredibly dumb… like Forrest Gump with a brain injury watching 5 minute crafts and thinking to himself ‘I think Russia is winning against Ukraine” kinda dumb
@@justlovely9322yeah guess I’m not allowed to play sports anymore 🤷♂️
him: “let me breath real quick”
“nah that’s illegal”
Dude does beat on females..
alot of sports have fake inhaler use big problem in cycling
You basically just copied the homework but changed it up a little
@@SkYTrApY just let him breath dude, y so judgmˇemental
@@SkYTrApY he just changed his name
“Yo, lemme breath real quick”
“ *Nah* ”
Breathe
😂😂😂
You know who else couldn't breathe?
*Flashbacks*
@@samit6646 Dude deserved everything he got.
He's free to take the inhaler if he's having an asthma attack, but it's a forfeit if he does. You cannot use outside resources to compensate for physical disadvantages no matter what they are. You get water, ice, and towels in your corner that's it. Don't know why that is so hard to understand
brotha just wanted to breathe 💀
obviously... youre in a fight and youre gassed. thats all you want.
Brotha beats women. I enjoyed watched his ass get George Floyd’d later on in his sad career.
@@pete6891an inhaler isn't gonna help being gassed dummy
@@JustSendMeLocationPleasefalse. Mans was acquitted
@@JustSendMeLocationPleasethose were fake allegations that he was 100% found innocent on.
He legit asked them sincerely and they told him yes, thats not his fault
The red didnt reply
Him: *Dies of asthma attack*
UFC: Cool
You shouldn’t be in the sport if you have asthma.
@@6oulx you can take inhaler for more than asthma
@@6oulx then they shouldn't have let him join the ufc in the first place. Much like the military won't allow you to join if you have a medical condition that would affect you in combat.
@@6oulx huh people with asthma shouldn’t be athletes?
@@6oulx "Dont be athletic if you have asthma"
"Why are these people not doing anything with their life?
“ can I please not die?”
“No that’s against the rules”
Owh.... Can I doe then.
No it's also again the rules
💀💀💀
If he doesn’t want to die he’s going to have to leave the ufc😂
its a performance enhancer and isnt allowed in any martial art because its basically a drug. argue if you want to but it frees up someone’s lungs allowing them to breathe, basically allowing a person to refresh themselves instantly and come back to a fight with no fatigue.
@@3xyz yea it’s like an oxygen tank your supposed to train for endurance unfortunately he’s going to have to train harder or just keep fighting with little air
Yeah like fr!
They acting like the inhaler is a strength III potion
Or just acting like it’s a doping component, which is.
@@Annoyeinhalers don’t “dope” you, as I’ve seen you claim in other comments. They simply prevent the inflammation of the airways and reopen them.
@@justlovely9322 no.
@@Annoye I have asthma and have owned an inhaler since I’ve been able to walk. My source is literally me dawg.
@@justlovely9322 I don’t give a shit? You’re braindead if you don’t know the reason pro use it as a doping component. And ky5 with the "dawg"
"In the octogon you fight to the death, *even if its not the enemy that kills you* "
Bullshit
- Has an asthma attack.
- Inhaler is illegal.
- Guess I'll die 🤷
Or just make the doctor stoppage and call it quits you idiot 🤦🏻
Mma is not easy bro
Guess I'll forfeit the fight
Lol. You dont die you use the inhaler and lose the fight
@@drtb69 they are extremely competitive they aren’t gonna do that my friend
@@peterosmond5742 you do know that athletes would start using inhalers in these sports because of the advantage it could give you. If they were able to get a prescription for it. Of course im not saying that he shouldn’t get to use it. But im just saying it is a bit more of a grey area. A big part of the sport is stamina. And every fighter would love to use a compound that literally helps you breath better
The dude just wants to breathe💀
Hahaha its unfair.
@@rami.produced4812 same bro, dude needs it in order to survive. What they think it was gonna do? Give him a dang video game powerup?
@@Senpai-Haru I have a sibling that has asthma it doesnt do that. If some who doesn't have asthma use it it does nothing. All it does is help return your airways to how a normal person's would be.
@@Senpai-Haru asthma is your airways spasming out and constraining your ability to breathe, normal peoples airways dont do that. So if the other guy in the video also uses a inhaler it would do nothing, matter of fact it would give him a disadvantage because it can lower blood sugar.
@@Senpai-Haru ima not sure what kind of inhalers those climbers us but their are many types of inhalers if I'm correct so maybe you right.
He took that legal “in competition” literally 😂
Magine nate diaz was like can I puff a joint?! Is it medicinal ohh yeah got my medical card... yeah light it up bro! 😂😂
Commentary: "What happened?, hes not breathing"
Greg: 💀
Then ufc is not for you. Sucks but that's that
If you cannot make it through a match without an medical device to help you breath you should not be in the ring.
@@Gunfighter5 pretty ignorant of you lmfao
@@Gunfighter5 There's actually a lot people that play sports that have asthma 🤦♂️
@@Gunfighter5 I’m guessing you don’t know what asthma is ?
human: needs oxygen
ufc: wait, that’s illegal
I mean, it's steroids usually. Seems like if he was having a medical issue and the fight bars the use of steroids during a fight. That's the issue. Shame the official gave him bad advice.
It’s not steroids at least VERY unlikely. Steroids are used as control inhalers that you take daily to prevent attacks by mediating the immune response locally in the lungs. When you have trouble breathing you use a rescue inhaler which is not a steroid but a short acting beta antagonist which just dilated your airways
@@jonathanmohr2028 He didn’t give him advice he asked for permission and he gave his permission not advice, he didn’t say hey I see your breathing is shit I think you should take an inhaler puff lol
@@jonathanmohr2028 that was albuterol not a steroid...
@@jonathanmohr2028 albuteral inhalers (rescue inhalers like the one he used) is a beta-agonist, NOT a steroid.
They were acting like that inhaler was giving this man god like strength
Well a lot got it prescribed for a reason, it’s a fucking doping product
It was giving him a boost in the middle.
@@jamieboer3466 yeah, but it had to unfair for one person or the other
Yea, so error on the side of not letting someone use effectively a PED, everyone has parts of themselves that make it harder, just how it works.@@hadynerickson8248
Inhalers are prohibited because they contain an active ingredient known as vilanterol.
According to USADA, it is a form of Beta-2 agonists which is a prohibited substance (even by inhalation).
Beta-2 agonists are prohibited because they offer potential unfair advantages such as (1) Short-term performance enhancement by increasing plasma volume levels, and (2) Masked use of another prohibited substance…
A TUE (therapeutic use exemption) is exemption for an athlete to use a prohibited substance during the sport. This is for therapeutic purposes only and requires prior doctor approval. Hardy did not seek approval prior to the fight to use his inhaler.
The commission is very strict on the use of external products during sports competition. Even a Gatorade can not be ingested by an athlete during the event in case it has been tampered with.
"it looks like hes having an asthma attack, somebody give him his inhaler!"
"no no, he'll lose the match, its an illegal move"
He’s not having a asthma attack you moron, he’s out of breath because he’s fighting in a UFC match😂 this is clearly an unfair advantage, and any human in America can claim they’re short of breath and get a prescription inhaler
Then you lose the match.
"Yeah I lost the fight, but my opponent used an inhaler."
Lol and they overturned the win because of it too
Right wtff
@@osamabinlyin4210 really??
@@shawndouglass2939 no not really
Underrated comment 😂
“I can’t breathe”
Them: “sorry it’s illegal”
“Oh… ☠️”
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It's because he just wanted it because he was gassed, an inhaler helps with that. The other fighter doesn't get help, so he shouldn't either.
Its a steroid that allows you to get more oxygen to your lungs which gets it to your heart which raises your blood pressure, which allows nutrients and acids to flow quickly.
Its a steroid.
@@joshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh doesn't the other fighter have the advantage because he doesn't need to use an inhaler to fucking breathe
@@joshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so he must die?
*asthma kicking in*
“Can- Can I ple- Can I please have my inhaler??!”
*No, illegal*
Yeah that’s illegal if you don’t have a prescription
"Can I breathe?"
"Completely illegal"
“Can I use PEDs mid fight ref?”
“No son, drugs that increase cardiovascular performance mid fight are not allowed”
@@markcurry3083 ah yes breathing is now a PED
"Can I use my inhaler?"
"No, breathing is illegal "
Lol
Using an inhaler is illegal and that is one of the most obvious rules in combat sports ever
It's the drug in the inhaler that gives am advantage when winded not just air bro
@@Anonymous38572 Having lungs is an unfair advantage
You can do any drug you want into an inhaler, same with nose sprays. that's why it is not allowed
He asked if he could, He was told he could. So he did. No harm, no foul.
He ended up winning that fight... Harm was done to his opponent and their legacy.
@@ekayn1606 what legacy
How was harm done. Asthma is a disadvantage not a advantage against non sufferer's
@@CHRIS_CREATIONS that’s what he said
@@CHRIS_CREATIONS then he shouldn’t be fighting if he needs it
"no you can't use your nonsteroidal inhaler, that's against the rules"
Not only steroids are doping, inhaler also are.
@@Annoyebruh what.. lmao yeah because reducing inflammation in your lungs and throat to normal levels is doping. You obviously don’t know the different types of inhalers. Or the fact that most sports allow them because it’s proven that inhalers of all types have no benefits on non asthmatic individuals m.
In a sport where endurance is important, an enhaler is an unfair advantage.
@@jamieboer3466 inhalers don’t have anything to do with endurance. What they do is prevent your throat and lungs from inflaming to the point that you have an asthma attack which does not occur to regular people.
@@-Cheif actually they would help non asthmatics in sports, they relax the airway. There is a reason they are banned.
“That’s absolutely insane”
- someone that clearly doesnt need an inhaler
-someone who doesn't know sht about sports.
Jones can have steroids in his system but Greg Hardy can't use his inhaler 🤦
Neither should be allowed.
Jones was suspended what do you mean?
@@noahvannote417 why should hardy not be allowed to use his inhaler? Its not the same as peds lmao he needs it to live u dummy
Both are technically steroids so no
@@noahvannote417 Why? I have asthma and if something triggers it, it feels like you're breathing thru half a nostril. And if you're constantly still working w it, then you're basically dying. That's literally how it feels. And even after an inhaler, you are at a disadvantage bec the steroid inhalers for people who don't lose their asthma after 14-17 age, it feels like you're passing out. Esp if you use it after it's triggered
Him: can I breathe
Commentators: "that absolutely blows my mind"
WTF
Even then he barely got the dose watching his technique, he likely was still heading towards that asthma attack regardless
Naw he knew what he was doing
@@simonsays2855 you don’t have asthma or know any friends with asthma
It’s technically a steroid though
Definitely wouldn’t wanna get choked out by my own lungs
Totally underrated comment brother 👏 I heard it tho 😂😂😂😂
"I want to breathe"
"Oh no you cant do that"
"Here I am lettin' people down again, man."
Nahh dude. You ain't letting anyone down cause you needed to breathe.
Right. He let people down when he beat the shit out of ole girl, not when he used an inhaler.
He think he was talking about all the losses on his record 😂😂😂
Apparently athletes get fake diagnoses for asthma so that they can get inhalers to help with performance. There are some soccer teams where most of the players have one.
This is probably why it's taken seriously
👎🏾
@@joshhale864 Do you have any idea how asthma works, because people with asthma cannot, quote "breath better" because of an inhaler. That's the dumbest statement ever. It helps alleviate the inability to breath, not make you breath in HD wth.
Can I breathe?
“No.”
Wow I'm subbed to you and I never thought I would see a random comment of yours. Lol 😁
@@journeyofthelostsoul8431 lol!!
I’m subbing to yu for this comment
That’s how fighting is.
He WAS breathing
People talking like they know exactly what a inhaler do, especially in a martial arts competition ☠️
It's an inhaler, it's not a superpower
It’s a performance enhancing drug
“Is that medical” no man, I just wanted to see what it tasted like
Hahaha
Someone that doesn't have asthma can still use an inhaler to expand their airways and perform better in sports.
Yeah like nah asthma is just a lie, we like to use to get high.
@@twayland6186 Wrong. Actually look up what an inhaler does, because it doesn't "Expand their airways".
And incase you're too lazy to actually look it up, "If you don't have spasms, it will have no effect on the airways but potential side effects include a racing heart beat and feeling very shaky."
@@kaishadows919 I remembered it relaxed the muscles in the airways thus expanding them. Guess I was wrong 🤷. I've aslo used a teammates inhaler in high-school during football practice. It defenatly felt like I could move more air.
"Can i breath during fights ?"
Dana: probably not
Breathe*
It’s unfair
@@User-ms5hd how
@@kevinescobar370 seriously why you wouldn't let people breathe
@@User-ms5hd how is breathing unfair
I feel this man, he fights with asthma like a true champion 🏆
I'm really glad that everyone in this comment section understands, an it fills me with a glimmer of happiness.
Just shows how far negligence can go
No they’re all idiots who use emotion instead of logic.
Does an inhaler generally improve a human’s ability to breathe better when out of breath? Is being able to breathe better and have more cardiovascular stamina an advantage in a fight?
No shit it is, and that’s why it’s clearly against the rules. I’m not sure you understand this, but in combat sports you use your cardio incredibly hard. It’s almost like running a sprint almost as fast as you can. No duh he’s out of breath and wants to use an inhaler, it’s not asthma and even if it is asthma, why doesn’t his opponent get the same advantage from a drug that opens up your lungs to breathe better?
Are we going to start using performance enhancing drugs mid sports competition to compensate for a persons medical conditions that effect their performance?
@markcurry3083 You're clueless.... the inhaler doesn't make a person who's out of breath... not out of breath. That has to do with heart rate and muscle fatigue... being tired and out of breath is 100% different.. then your cardiovascular muscles in your lungs closeing... If you're running and getting a good work out... and become "winded".. taking an inhaler puff doesn't make you not winded anymore..... that would be a fucking miracle... and should be looked at by entities from different dimensions.... an inhaler is just like someone who has diabetes... or heart problems or..... any other medication that helps with a disease... I'm 100% sure that any UFC or boxer.. or any other athletes in this world have sone type of medication to help with some type of body ailment..... I'm not going to argue about this any further... I'm just going to assume negligence an improper insight on this topic, an go from there.
“Can I perform a basic human function”
“That’s illegal”
…
Well, essentially it isn't a basic human function. It's a device used to help a basic human function.
@@hokageobama4003 it's basic human function for a person that has asthma. Asthma can kill a person without an inhaler. To the point of having a respiratory arrest. Inhalers are there to make you breath better because asthma makes your breathing worse to the point it may feel like an elephant is stepping on your chest.
@@diocub4022 Mfer...I did not need nor ask you to explain something I already know. I am simply clarifying that an inhaler is not a human function but a product you use to aid a basic human function.
Reading is a basic human function.
Breathing is a basic human function.
An Inhaler is a device.
@@hokageobama4003 clearly he did because you didn't know what you were talking about before brother 🤷🏽♂️
@@hokageobama4003 my point stands, you clearly don't know what you're talking about. If it isn't a basic human function, then that person has a chance to die and not live a long life without the inhaler, making it a necessary function of daily living (ADL's, I'm a nurse as well) Please stop making a fool of yourself.
*Fighter dies from asthma attack*
“Only if there was a way we could’ve prevented this”
Just use the inhaler while getting disqualified. Done
Don't allow them to play.
"Asthma isn't allowed in the UFC"
@@unorthodox5023 L take
@@jalpha7279 L take? Haha. You don't understand the rules of the game that much, "L take".
"Am I allowed to breathe?"
"Nah"
I thought he was gonna say "BREATHE AIR"
They acting like he took a potion.
Lmaoooo hahaha
It technically is. It opens up your lungs, so he technically got an advantage
Most of them are a form of steroid.
@@wtf1231122 It opens your airways to the normal size they are supposed to be. So no he doesn't have an "advantage"
Onm
The outrage is silly....they reacted like he shot up roids right there on the stool
Seriously wtf was there problem 😕. He just tryna breathe if it's not giving him any significant advantage over his opponent then cool out
Well I know what you're getting at while you say this, but an asthma inhaler like Albuterol would have more of an instant performance boost compared to an anabolic steroid.
Whats in the inhaler?
@@dizzydave578 lolol no it wouldn't
@@timothytrudelle9245 probably napalm
I have asthma and I can’t imagine continuing to fight when you feel an asthma attack coming on.
Gasping for air and not being able to breath is a fucking awful feeling
You do know athletes without asthma run out of breathe too? Especially heavyweights. He's cheating. If you can't imagine it, don't pursue a career in it.
@@diogenestheshadow-banned2322 lol that’s one of the most idiotic comments I’ve read in awhile. Being out of breathe, but being able to take full breaths to refill your lungs, and gasping for air and being unable to fill your lungs are two completely different feelings. I would know, I’ve experienced it.
Also, where did I say it wasn’t cheating? I made a general statement and it triggered you for some reason lmao stop being a weirdo
@@cg7265Yeh, super triggered over here. Again, this wife beating tomato can shouldn't have gotten involved if he has serious lung issues. But Hardy, being who he is, probably doesn't have asthma and is just plain cheating. You mentioned your affliction the first time. Nobody cares. Stop being narcissistic.
"Mind blowing this man with asthma used his inhaler that he needs to not die."
“Not to die”
?
You don’t just drop to the floor and die, you asphyxiate, which takes time.
More than enough for them to stop the fight and save him.
He used a medical device to actively aid his performance.
That’s like trying to get stitched up.
“Mind blowing this man with a cut wanted to use stitches he needed to not bleed”
Is like the equivalent of your argument lolol.
@@MultiBearsfan54You want him to fight while asphyxiating 💀
@@jocoolshow No, just for some reason you think people are going to sit there and let him die or something lmao.
@@MultiBearsfan54 Then that would be ruled a forefeit if people intervene and there goes his entire training camp and potential win bonuses as opposed to letting him take the inhaler to get his breathing back to normal as opposed to suffocating
@@jocoolshow I said this to someone else, do you for some reason think Hardy was the only fighter with asthma in UFC history?
"Yo can I use my inhaler? I need to use it."
"Nah, you can die trying to breathe."
"Yo can I use ste-"
"Yes."
I thought inhalers were steroids....
@@SethsPhone they are not. Approved prescription Inhalers are a medicine that prevent your lungs from spasming, which people without asthma don’t have a problem with. So inhalers don’t do anything for people without asthma, they just make people with asthma able to have functional lungs. If it was a steroid, it would affect everyone
@@SethsPhone its not performance "enhancing" tho. Its just life insurance
Nah he's free to use the inhaler if he's going to die, but he also forfeits the match if he does. You don't get to use additional outside resources to compensate for your disadvantages. You have to fight as you are, or not at all
@@SethsPhone no, prescribed albuterol isnt
No one:
Oxygen: “I’m about to end this mans entire career”
Out of all the comments this one is probably the only one not repeated
💀💀💀
LMFAO
@@josephmuller4575 cf
@@dannyn6850 8, is it
“Can I take my inhaler”
“No, I’m trying to let you be a warrior”
Bro was bricked upp
"Am I allowed to breathe so I don't die in the ring?"
UFC: Nah bruh....
Lmao “THATS COMPLETELY ILLEGAL”💀💀 like wtf 😭😭
You people are such hyperbolic drama queens. Single mom epidemic strikes again.
For fucking real jesus
because it’s absolutely an unfair advantage in the ring. Like dana said, you can use it whenever you want but not in the ring.
@@AlexGarcia-xw4ts how is it unfair? It’s a disability… that’s what’s unfair. You people literally know nothing about asthma and inhalers, inhalers in no way shape or form improve performance, it’s helping his lungs get the oxygen that any normal human would get normally
“That blows my mind” bro just trinna breathe 💀
I think it’s because they are both supposed to be out of breath and whoever stops first or is yk knocked out is gone
@@goldwolfoooo2760 he literally can’t breath
@@goldwolfoooo2760 he could literally die
@@jeffjones1392 Well then he literally can't fight I guess.
What blows my mind is that you have the time to type or text this shit, but you can't take the time to use proper spelling and grammar.
"Here i am letting people down again"
Relatable
“Can I take my inhaler?” sounds like he asked for permission. So someone else let him down
Can I take a doping component?
“Yo i can’t breathe i have asthma”
Judge
“Well we don’t unshit yourself son”
Lmfao
I read it like 10 times and I’m too slow to process this
@@excisionsstepserum8336 fr
@@sum_shitp8892 yeah sorry I'm high as fuck rn lmao
????????????????????
"Can I take my heart medication"
"THATS COMPLETELY ILLEGAL"
Heart medication?
@@dustin1613 his just referencing to the situation
@@dustin1613 hyperbole
Well you probably can’t fight on a pro level having those medical conditions
If you have such a bad heart condition that you need it in the middle of a fight you shouldn't be fighting same with asthma. And yes I know this is a serious example but my point still stands
The one kid with asthma NOBODY bullied lol 🤜🏽
That's because he was the bully. Garbage human
" Yo dude , pass my bong quick"
They acting like he took the rage spell💀
Rage inhaler
He saves that for when he beats women
lmao
bro boutta throw it down on the arena
LOL
Me: “Can I breathe?”
Commentators: “No, that absolutely blows my mind.”
It’s a little more complicated than that but sure u make the rules
@@JoysitoCR Albuterol is a steroid, so it gives an edge. If you're dying from asthma it's necessary but would be done after forfeiting the fight, plus if he's able to talk to his corner then he's not dying.
@@VIEWITIS sounds like you guys agree
@@VIEWITIS no, it gives an edge tot non-asthmatic users. It simply levels the playing field for asthmatic users. Do some research, even on the usada website it says that these inhalers are allowed under certain conditions. Also, not every inhaler uses albuterol.
@@VIEWITIS bro I hyperventilated before and it was terrible, I was still able to ask people for water. People get shot and still call for help. This isn’t any different.
May I breathe?
Sure
*inhaler to y'know live.*
Nah bruh disqualified
Can I breath?
Ufc: no
can i steroid?*
You can't deny a person with asthma their inhaler.
its because he had it in his pocket while in the fight thats whats illegal
@@user-mo5nr2ib6k No, its completely illegal to use inhalers during ufc fights. They can be very performance inhancing.
What? You can’t just break the rules. If he can’t abide by the rules then he shouldn’t be allowed to compete. Come on people, act like you understand how competitions work before talking like you know what’s fair
@@fishoutofwater3752 trust me i use my mates when im fucked up on coke n cant breathe hahaha
Tell me you don't know how things work, without telling me.
UFC yummy yummy punchy punchy kick
Is there actual science to people being a better fighter on roids ???
@@glumshanks8522 well steroids not only significantly increase muscle growth, it aids in muscle fatigue, endurance and definite strength. So all those factors added in can definitely better their fighting performance
@@glumshanks8522 fucking obviously it does 😂
@@glumshanks8522 maybe the stupidest question I’ve ever seen asked in CZcams comments💀😂
Lmfao😂
As somebody with asthma, I can say that an inhaler is typically not going to give somebody an advantage whatsoever. Typical asthma is not a problem with how your lungs are working, but rather with how muscles in your throat are working. These muscles tend to involuntarily tense up at times in people with asthma. This tensing up of the muscles causes obvious airflow reduction and muscle fatigue because of the deprivation of oxygen. What emergency inhalers do is help to relax these muscles and open the airway back up, which will typically lead to a return in normal airflow. As somebody who has had to experience this countless times, it does not lead to and advantageous supply of air, rather a fairly normal supply. On top of this, the inhalation of medicine such as Albuterol Sulfate, which is a common medicine for inhalers, can cause dizziness and coughing, especially in a setting like this. However, I could see why stuff like this might be banned in the corner. One example could be because somebody might find a way to replace the contents of the inhaler with an actual performance enhancing drug. I’m not here to argue or anything of the sort, just thought I might share my thoughts on this. Have a great day everybody.
Inhalers are prohibited because they contain an active ingredient known as vilanterol.
According to USADA, it is a form of Beta-2 agonists which is a prohibited substance (even by inhalation).
Beta-2 agonists are prohibited because they offer potential unfair advantages such as (1) Short-term performance enhancement by increasing plasma volume levels, and (2) Masked use of another prohibited substance…
A TUE (therapeutic use exemption) is exemption for an athlete to use a prohibited substance during the sport. This is for therapeutic purposes only and requires prior doctor approval. Hardy did not seek approval prior to the fight to use his inhaler.
The commission is very strict on the use of external products during sports competition. Even a Gatorade can not be ingested by an athlete during the event in case it has been tampered with.
Two puffs from the inhaler got me feeling like Lawrence Taylor.
"Can i breath?"
Announcers: "That's completely illegal"
It's in the rules. If you need an inhaler to fight, you need to tap out.
Shit rules
@@DeviRoyBoy okay bud.
@@hysterheister0947 whaaaaa
That low key sounds dumb
@@Random541 why? There are controlled substances in inhalers. Could also use an inhaler with something else in it. If you can't breathe, tap out and get your inhaler.
Doctor here: There’s plenty of studies showing that non asthmatics have no advantage with an inhaler but asthmatics very well need it to have the same lung capacity as non asthmatics…this rule needs to be changed asap
There’s only so much bronchodilation that can take place lol as an asthmatic athlete I totally agree.
But Even if you have asthma, Wouldn’t puffing on an inhaler between every round give you an unfair endurance advantage? I’m not a doctor.
@@mamaj3016 only if u wear a guy without needing one because it opens up your air wears in saying that asthmatics need to be able to breath
@@mamaj3016 no not at all that’s why I’m saying it doesn’t do anything for someone who doesn’t need it and doesn’t give the other person an advantage, it just opens the airways in an asthmatic to 100% like in healthy individuals so it doesn’t give them an advantage just the normal capacity of a healthy individual
Don’t fight then
Man the lawsuit is gonna be fire when someone dies.
"Dang how could we have known this would've happened? Such a good kid"
Not really. The rules are managed by government agencies in each state not the UFC. Those lawsuits usually don't go great
That should be illegal to deny someone of something that prevents a medical emergency
Inhalers are prohibited because they contain an active ingredient known as vilanterol.
According to USADA, it is a form of Beta-2 agonists which is a prohibited substance (even by inhalation).
Beta-2 agonists are prohibited because they offer potential unfair advantages such as (1) Short-term performance enhancement by increasing plasma volume levels, and (2) Masked use of another prohibited substance…
A TUE (therapeutic use exemption) is exemption for an athlete to use a prohibited substance during the sport. This is for therapeutic purposes only and requires prior doctor approval. Hardy did not seek approval prior to the fight to use his inhaler.
The commission is very strict on the use of external products. Even a Gatorade is illegal in case it has been tampered with.
Most likely just an honest mistake on his part.
Lol “can I breathe?”
“yOu cAnT dO tHAt!”
Inhalers are literally PED's look it up.
@@hogrideeeeer oh I did and I totally now changed my world view. Wow thanks mister.
@@solairesolalalalalemon1198 lol
Copy and paste
An inhaler is corticosteroids
It is not usada approved.
It's like hgh or tren for your lungs
"That blows my mind" bro he just used his inhaler what are you on
Are you for real?!
Bro. Bruh. Horrible
He meant that the other guy said it was ok to use the inhalor even if it's not allowed, therefore he got his "mind blown".
I think lol :p
The inhaler is a steroid that you breathe in... so yea thats cheating
Y'all know that an inhaler is steroids for your lungs right?
Sad to see his rise and fall from football to MMA, went to grade school with Greg Hardy😔
“I want to breathe”
UFC: And I took that personally
Lmao 🤣
"I have astma I need to use an inhaler"
UFC: i missed the part where that's my problem
Bro stop these cringey comments
@@sickofficial7314 L + failed ratio
@@titaniumfalcon8670 because it isn't their problem
"I can't believe that! That's illegal right?"
"Look at him! He's breathing now!"
"Yeah you can't do that that's 100% illegal!"
@@infernaldaedra the steroids only relax muscles in the lungs. Has zero performance increase outside of that.
@@slainoncod BS it absolutely does, people use to use them on cross country and on track in High School.100% you get a boost from these. And I have asthma.
@@infernaldaedra bro do you even know what albuterol sulfate does for an asthmatic during an episode? It’s nothing but a relaxant to open up the airways when they’re restricted. It allows an asthmatic to function normally. How could medication that relaxes your muscles and opens airways have ANY effect on a healthy person with unrestricted airways? You telling me it just makes it expand past its size?
@@slainoncod beta-2 agonists, their is also the argument to be made if you're out of breath from overexertion and you are losing a fight to the point you need an inhaler. You already lost that fight. Take an L.
@@infernaldaedra your argument in this sucks my guy😂
The opponent: I put a really good pace on that round, he's gonna be much tired now
Gred Hardy : Hold my inhaler
Bro if they're not allowing an inhaler they shouldn't even allow a sip of water lmao
Water isn’t allowed somewhat lol. Water must be given to the fighter straight from the commission/their representatives. Even Gatorade is illegal because of the chance it has been tampered with.
Inhalers are legal with a therapeutic use exemption that must be obtained before the fight so the commission can make sure no masking of another substance is taking place.
Honest mistake on his part for not knowing he needed prior approval.
“that blows my mind” meanwhile there’s other fighters who take roids and do coke
the commentator made it seem like he did something so disastrous and out of the world, never heard or done before
it is a steroid and gives you more oxygen, which would be unfair
While in the ring ? Wow that's crazy
@@Axphire This had never happened before. It's a pretty clear rule that you only get to ingest water, you get ice and towels, and an independent cutman provides Vaseline. That's it, anything else is unallowed.
@@MrDeathbydying Guess EMTs are out of the question too....
“That blows my mind”
Jon Jones: “Did someone say blow?”
Nice one 😂
Wow😭😭😭
Ratchet lol
Oh noooooo
Gawk gawk gawk
Bro now he can breathe normally like his opponent, thats totally unfair
That’s not the only effect they have with it
LET THE MAN BREATHE! We NEED to
They treat inhalers like roids, and roids like inhalers😂😂😂
Beta-2 agonists are prohibited because they offer potential unfair advantages:
Increased muscle mass and reduced body fat
Short-term performance enhancement by increasing plasma volume levels.
Masked use of another prohibited substance
Distorted values of the athlete’s biological passport.
damn , that blows my mind 😂😂😂
Some inhalers actually have steroids.
@@teste-ku2vv yh one he using wouldnt be that lol you take the blue to breathe (no steroids)
@@teste-ku2vv and those steroids are not the as peds.
He literally ASKED IF HE COULD and they let him dude ain’t do nothing wrong 💀
That Part
Except beat his woman to a pulp
@@GDN_Dan what
ru taking about😭
@@GDN_Dan probably deserved it
@Flxckz hahahaha you just D cruz that dude 😂good one
Imagine if you were diabetic in the UFC and had to take your insulin during your fight
Big oof moment
You would get it cleared by the commission first
“Can my airways become constricted that I can’t breathe and die?”
No he wouldn’t, he would have to lose the fight then use the inhaler. That’s called fighting. An inhaler is an advantage when you’re heavy like he is.
@@stevenroberts614 You’re obviously quite ignorant to how asthma works.
@@stevenroberts614 bro what? Is u just talking to be in the conversation?
@@pend_deleteivankoshy3264 I’m just pointing out the dude wasn’t gonna fuckin die as the OP said.
It is KNOWN that inhalers are against the rules. Especially by fighters who use them.
Lmao “I will literally die if I can’t use this”
UFC: “ naw that’s illegal”
Also the UFC
“I wanna take roids”
UFC: “ya that can slide”
Bruh he shouldnt be fighting, he shouldnt be able to pass medical exam and its ilegal to bring somthing in shorts where was judge
Depending on the inhalers, it wlvery well could have been steroids. Some inhalers such as Corticosteroid inhalers contain steroids. They are not uncommon.
@@martinlaslo2401 the UFC would’ve reviewed it if they didn’t let him have it
Lmao nice changing the words of one of the top comments for a couple likes, how does it feel with all those 50+ likes bro?
@@martinlaslo2401 Nigga he'd probably kick your arse. Why shouldn't he be allowed to fight? Asthma isn't always debilitating it's just an inhaler helps open the airway properly again. It's not like it's meth or PCP.
To be fair, THEY SAID "YES" 😂
To be fair, he did ask the official before using it so if you are gonna blame someone blame the official.
"Can I use my inhaler"
"Yes"
"THIS ASSHOLES USING AN INHALER!"
😂
“is this nigga really breathing right now?!? Na we can’t be havin that
it actually gives you an advantage over the other player, since it helps with breath performance. Doesnt matter if he has asthma, which i think is dumb. i learned this in my athletic training class.
@@1Lightx no, it literally doesn't. an inhaler allows you to breathe NORMALLY, it doesn't give you a breathing advantage. it includes medicine in which when inhaled, it opens up the throat because if you have asthma your throat tightens up.
@@truantmale yeah thats where the advantage is 😭
It's not his fault. He asked and they said it was fine. He didn't let anyone down and shouldn't be reprimanded for it
I agree
@@jordanmcvay6237 where are you from? And I also agree btw
He already let everyone down just by being Greg Hardy. Failed football player, failed man, failed fighter.
@@beachroasted6475 he was a professional athlete in 2 different sports and is probably super rich🤣🤣your name is beach roasted and u talk shit about people doing things you could never do…everrr In your whole life you could never ever come close to what this guy achieved and he his so mediocre and you still couldn’t get close to it 😅😮😂stop talking
@@beachroasted6475 like for real he dose suck but he’s still a world class athlete you Probobly let your family down when they realized you were gonna be average 🤣it’s so funny because you Probobly won’t ever have your hands on a fraction of the money he’s made from being a mid athlete 😂halrious and I’m not saying I can or will or do but at least I’m not calling being who clearly worked harder and make more and have more of a legacy than me a faliure or a let down😂😂😂
Bro had 207 bones
Usada approved... Thats one hell of a statement!
“He can’t do that” = you’re not allowed to prevent respiratory failure”
Sure u are. But if ur having respiratory failure without aid, how can they be the winner of a fight LMAO
@@tehpurplepills I’ve lived with allergy induced asthma and exercise induced asthma my whole life, I’ve been in a few scrapes won a few lost a few sparred with my buddies and hey man, as long as my lungs don’t fail before I knock ‘em down I’m good
You’re shouldn’t be fighting if you have asthma, let’s also not forget it’s banned to use an inhaler
You’re shouldn’t be fighting if you have asthma, let’s also not forget it’s banned to use an inhaler
@@jessemarchese8080 I get that. I've been in 6ish fights and 2 gunfights, no shots fired, myself. But in a sport with rules about proving who's the best fighter, without aid... If you're bringing weapons, or inhalers, or oxygen or armor or whatever, that changes the game.
Not saying I'm against that game... I might like gladiator battles of drugged out people with weapons...but for the good of the fighters, and for fairness we have limits and weight classes and sexes etc... I Have a hard time breathing too.. only cuz I could gain to lose some pounds, and probably did much damage to my lungs...
Man: *breathes*
Commentator: “I fEeL wEiRd WaTcHinG iT”
I guess I would too if i saw living people. You know, breathing.
HAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAAH
Because he got that second wind…I’ll also bet a couple $$ hardy doesn’t even have asthma 😂
😂😂😂😂
It’s actually because the inhaler helped him get his self together if you can’t continue to fight then you simply loose
@@joshuaanaya1987 imagine feeling light headed with a tight chest and breathing through a thin straw, the only thing the inhaler helped him do is not suffocate