The **** you gettin pissy with me about, you said he "fell hard on his shoulder", I said "dude he didn't fall hard on his shoulder" (because he didn't, I don't know that his shoulder ever even touched the canvas), now you are talking about his elbow and whatever, bottom line he didn't land hard on his shoulder, which was the only point I made. You said you were there live and saw him "land hard on his shoulder"...it's relevant because that's not what happened.
Really...so are you of the opinion that the Dr. misdiagnosed Hopkins with a "dislocated shoulder" when he really meant a grade 1 or 2 separation? Or the fact that it was "confirmed" he had "dislocated" his shoulder strictly bull**** and put out by Hopkins team to cover his ass? Please feel free to explain to me how it was released as a "dislocation" yet you are saying, no it's a "legit injury", then proceed to describe a separated shoulder?
If something so trivial totally takes Hopkins out, he doesn't belong in the ring anymore to be honest. He might end up getting really hurt.
or Can it turn to be "disqualification"? If so, Dawson's World Champ. Belt will get stripped, won't it?
See my post on the difference between a dislocation and a separation. The release form stated it was an "AC dislocation" which isn't the common terminology. You don't dislocate your AC, you separate it. You dislocate the glenohumeral, which is a much worse injury.
There is no such thing as a dislocation of the AC joint. You can not dislocate it. You can dislocate your Glenohumeral joint, but not the AC joint. You can separate you AC joint and this is called a separated shoulder. These are completely different types of injuries you nitwit and I doubt a doctor would ever make this mistake, so I really doubt the doctor said this.
Actually a dislocation usually is less severe long term as the shoulder can be reset. Sometimes you can get a tear in the capsule if it isn't reset correctly. AC separations ofter require surgeries to replace the torn ligament. I've had it done.
Hopkins was released from the hospital in LA, has a a separation of the acromioclavicular (A-C) joint which connects the collar bone and shoulder blade.
fighters have done that too. but, it doesnt have the proof that it was theirs LOL- could of been any joe schmoe
yeaman... dude should be a professional wrestler.. then maybe a win via body slam would be legit. tko my ass... **** outta here with that ****