The youth in this video was so persistent that he finally got the fight that he’d been demanding, and then almost instantly regretted it.
It’s not clear exactly what caused this situation, but by the sounds of things it appears these two had an altercation earlier and the youth in the black track pants and gray top came off second best and is now looking to settle the score.
Come see me now, gray-top demands, and for a moment it looks like his rival in the black shorts and white t-shirt is going to oblige him as he puts his hands up.
A couple of their friends do their best to intervene to keep them apart, and white-shirt indicates he’s not really interested in fighting, stating, I ain’t got no problems, bruh.
Gray-top is still irate however, and continues to yell at him, which eventually leads to white-shirt snapping.
Alright then, what’s up? Square up right now! he yells, and presses forward in his fighting stance.
So, gray-shirt has got what he wanted, but it’s white-shirt who lands a jab and then a left hand behind it.
Gray-top bursts forward and attempts to return fire, but it quickly becomes apparent that he has no idea how to throw a punch properly.
White-shirt sticks him with a couple of right hands and then backs up a few paces to break free from the grip his rival has of his clothing.
Continuing to demonstrate no fight IQ whatsoever, gray-top charges forward again with his chin up in the air.
That costs him dearly as inevitably he runs straight into a hard jab aimed at that exposed chin that knocks him out cold, landing in an untidy heap on the road.
For a split second it looks like t-shirt is going to aim a kick at his unconscious foe’s head, but thankfully he seems to have second thoughts about it and just walks off instead.
Scraps on the street like this are always a bad idea, even if you do know how to fight.
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However, if you are ever in a position where you have been backed into a corner and have to defend yourself, don’t forget the most basic rule of all – ‘Hands up, chin down,’ and at least know how to throw a basic one-two combination.
