my honest reaction: ouch

@gdawg6785

5 ай бұрын

Fr (Start a chain)

@mr.meowzerz

5 ай бұрын

YYYYYOUCHHHH!

@violettvivivv

5 ай бұрын

Fr

@uh1952

5 ай бұрын

Fr

@juana_marie

5 ай бұрын

Fr

It’s amazing how many of these wrestlers powered through these injuries. I’m torn between mad respect and wanting to slap them for not getting medical attention sooner.

@Robyamdam

5 ай бұрын

I can kinda see why this happens, as person who has wrestled (a bit) there is very little that can sour a crowd for an entire show like stopping the match for an injury and if its a multi man match its going to be harder for the other wrestlers because of the mental rewriting

@brendolbreadwar2671

5 ай бұрын

@@Robyamdamalso just ego, lots of large egos when your job is to look good

@ironicugandan5826

5 ай бұрын

Sadly alot of injuries/Illness are also mistreated or misdiagnosed either on accident or purpose. Happened to Bret Hart who had a severe concussion that wasn't caught. It also happened to CM punk who was sick but pumped so full of medicine he crapped himself midring.

@vailingbow1068

5 ай бұрын

Pretty sure Rock. HHH and Kurt Angle wrestled and as HHH was pedigreeing Kurt through the table, the table prematurely collapsed and Kurt received a concussion. He went backstage while Rock and HHH free balled the rest of the match. Waiting on whether Kurt will come back or not.

@kylethecherry-nosesanalite1723

5 ай бұрын

@@vailingbow1068 That story gets worse. Kurt Angle did come back to the match, but he was severely concussed, to the point he basically didn't know where he was and what he was doing.

You could make an entire video on Mick Foley and the injuries he sustained in his career. He would be a fantastic guest, he’s such a sweetheart. Fun fact: he’s obsessed with Santa and Christmas

@michaelmartinez3893

5 ай бұрын

I said the same. Mick Foley needs to be a guest

@andriealinsangao613

5 ай бұрын

Yes!

@lillybarnett4027

5 ай бұрын

🤣 This would actually be a really interesting guest to have on the channel.

@sp4cegrl27

4 ай бұрын

that would explain the red flannel he always wears lol

@History_Nurd

4 ай бұрын

​@@sp4cegrl27 and that he looks like santa claus lol.

Eddie's death was really quite tragic, It was talked about in a show called Dark Side of the Ring during an episode talking about another wrestler Chris Benoit. Chavo Guerrero (Eddie's uncle) starts by saying that Eddie would pass out in the middle of a conversation they were having and found out that this happened in other situations as well. After checking in at the hotel they were staying in at Minneapolis, Chavo got a call from the front desk in the morning saying that something was wrong with Eddie and a security guard says that he didn't answer his wake up call. They go to his room and Chavo finds Eddie face down in the bathroom as if he was about to brush his teeth and he shakes him and cleanes his face and Eddie is just gurgling and passes in Chavo's arms. He was 38

@Undivided_X

4 ай бұрын

There were two Chavos, one was Eddie's cousin, and the other (his son, the WWE wrestler) was Eddie's nephew. Neither were his uncle.

@awzthemusicalreviews

3 ай бұрын

​@@Undivided_XOlder Chavo was Eddie's eldest brother, not cousin. Their age difference was just so vast that Eddie was basically the same age as Chavo Jr

As a life long WWE fan who has been to several shows, in defense of the Con-Chair-to: when done properly, the chair hits the top of the other chair to make the noise and makes minimal contact with the head. It's still not ideal (for obvious reasons) but is safer than it looks

@danielland3767

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I agree..their is a unique talent to performing your own stunts

@soylencer

5 ай бұрын

Yeah the failure here is that it was on top of the ladder. It's likely that he was relying on the bottom chair more heavily to make the noise, but the bottom chair is not fixed or flat so it levered up and Christian got it from both sides.

@N3K0MURF

5 ай бұрын

@@soylencer Yup, it's a fantastic move for television, but not great for safety

@matthewuzulis5016

5 ай бұрын

@@soylencer I would argue there is much more that went into that accident. First your talking about a PPV match so they are going harder than they normally would so higher adrenaline as well as greater fatigue. This would be done later in the match and probably done in a recovery period after a good bit of action (Recovery period as in they will use slower paced parts to help build suspense while giving the wrestlers a moment to catch their breaths) Next you need to consider Edge was standing on a ladder, it's not the easiest thing to do normally, now add in the big movements so your footing is not that stable let alone the ladders will shift with that kind of movement. It is a delicate thing in the best of conditions let alone what was going on there. Still respect both of them.

@soylencer

5 ай бұрын

@@matthewuzulis5016 well sure, but I was talking about the "mechanism of injury" here. If you do the regular ground conchairto it's really quite difficult to injure somebody as long as you can aim straight.

The woman that refused to let go of the hold (which wasn't supposed to happen) completely ruined her career. It was a real shame because she had a ton of momentum and goodwill with fans, and she flushed it all away with one terrible decision.

@keiththompson9435

5 ай бұрын

It’s very much a big rule never to do so intentionally and usually individuals get blacklisted because of it.

@gagetaylor192

5 ай бұрын

I don't think it was just this one instance either. If I remember correctly (don't watch wrestling anymore due to work) she was reckless in general and hurt several wrestlers that shouldn't have been hurt.

@zaor1

5 ай бұрын

Who was it, and why did this happen? Some kind of backstage drama?

@thepubknight6144

5 ай бұрын

it's called "shooting" or "shoot" which in a promo it's fine if it helps your character and story you're in but doing it in a match is not tolerated A pro wrestling named New Jack did shoots but it was retaliation at one guy stabbing him in hks eye and one pushing him off a Stafford from 30 feet which caused him to get seizures That's why he wasn't banned

@TinkSalsa

5 ай бұрын

​@@zaor1this was rosemary and sexy starr. Sexy starr is the one who wouldn't let go. She thought that rosemary was taking liberties and trying to injure her (which people believe to be false), so sexy starr decided to basically injure rosemary before she could injure her

I like how even doctors aren't immune to cringing from horrible injuries.

@lillybarnett4027

5 ай бұрын

If you think about it, they heal people, so seeing people get hurt is usually unsettling to them.

@itssara2995

Ай бұрын

Fr (do a chain)

@Lex_97.

Ай бұрын

My dad is paramedic and CANT do orthopedic injuries. He can handle them in the moment but if I show him how my knees crack he gags 😂

The worst part between Edge and Christian is they’re actually childhood best friends. I can just imagine Edge felt so bad for actually hurting him.

@user-fx1vh6jw1x

4 ай бұрын

they all get actually hurt. You can attempt to mitigate damage but these guys' bodies take an extreme beating. Doctor Mike should react to their medical records/ surgeries

@Cucumbersandwich95

Ай бұрын

Hi

@GavYoung-vo5oc

Ай бұрын

Ouch

@DudeMcGuybro

9 күн бұрын

Yeah, the trick with the chair moves is to hit the lip of the chair on the other lip, and miss the guys head completely. It'll be really close, but your goal is to miss the guys head. I think with Edge being on the ladder, not having the right angle, etc caused him to miss the chair shot in the worst way possible.

The chair shot to the head on the ladder was an accident. The wrestler is supposed to hit the chair below their opponent with the chair they're holding, making a big noise but actually slightly missing the person. Because they were on a ladder and couldn't set up as perfectly as they would have liked, he actually got hit.

@Videogamer-555

5 ай бұрын

Maybe they are supposed to intentionally miss if aiming for the head, but I've seen WWE matches on TV where the target is the torso, and the chair clearly does hit.

@denysebrooks8770

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@Videogamer-555For the most part they know what each other can tolerate, body shot wise. A lot of them do hit, but a lot of the really bad looking stuff is choreographed.

@denysebrooks8770

5 ай бұрын

Not to mention they’re literally childhood best friends so no obvious ill intentions.

@user-fx1vh6jw1x

4 ай бұрын

the chair shots to the head were real buddy... Tons of wrestlers were getting concussions and brain damage so they had to ban them.. They banned them after Chris Benoit's brain was shown to be severely, severely damaged with CTE

@noahnussbaum8693

4 ай бұрын

Another reason why wwe is stupid

I think that Dr. Mik would understand so much more if he brings a wrestler to analyze the injuries together! He would explain what's scripted, what's not, when they know they have stop, etc.

@Whirlpool730

5 ай бұрын

Maven Huffman?

@lukepooler6155

5 ай бұрын

Simon Miller?

@fracturedfuture370

5 ай бұрын

Mike and Maven, we need it

@TSKyanite

5 ай бұрын

I'd call in another doctor, Doctor Stevie!

@DylRicho

5 ай бұрын

@@Whirlpool730 Mave would be a great collaboration!

Please do more of these. Wrestlers put so much on the line just to entertain the crowds so making people aware and educated of what happens to these athletes is important.

@bbpretty96

25 күн бұрын

I never realized how much they put their bodies on the line because the only thing I knew was that it was scripted sometimes

@moriah93ohio

22 күн бұрын

I never realized how much they get injured. It is really eye opening

Hey Dr. Mike! Just wanted to let you know that my local Alabama news station has been doing stories lately about medical TikTok misinformation. I think you've started a chain reaction! Also, I love your videos so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the communuty!

Mick Foley ear loss was half the story. Before the match one of the wrestlers said the ropes were slack, they weren't, but the officials tightened them anyway. One of Micks signature moves back then was to flip around the rope and be in like a hangman position. He was being actually hung though so he forced the ropes over his face, causing the ear to tear.

@TonySamedi

5 ай бұрын

I hadn't scrolled far enough so I'd just wrote basically the same comment lol. I'll add the one thing in my comment that's not covered here. Folks should read Mick Foleys "Have A Nice Day" book, one of the few autobiographies of a wrestler actually written by the wrestler.

@ironicugandan5826

5 ай бұрын

@@TonySamedi I have that book. A fantastic read.

@Arum638

4 ай бұрын

For many wrestlers, it would have been the most traumatic injury of their career. For Mick Foley, it was a Tuesday.

@mikeg7411

3 ай бұрын

​@@Arum638TOTALLY underated comment 💯

The weird thing about pro wrestling is that because it's dismissed as "not real" the performers often feel like they want to try harder to be "tough" and as it's not a traditional sport there isn't really any mandatory doctor stoppage.

@mimcduffee86

5 ай бұрын

They are actors. The only time an actor wants to break character while filming is intentional 4th wall breaks. It's more that because people want to think it is entirely fictional, the injuries that are suffered are also fictional.

@animefan7424

5 ай бұрын

There have been matches called off due to medical reasons both kayfabe and real

@soylencer

5 ай бұрын

They do have ringside medics, and they do their best, like in an MMA fight, to decide how bad an injury is. For better or worse, they're not really supposed to get injured at all, but considering the contact, they're not getting their heads knocked in like in boxing or MMA, and that means you can't always see the injuries if there's not broken skin or something bent the wrong way or nobody seemed concussed.

@koutsioj4762

4 ай бұрын

regardless of real or not, it's crazy to me how we call what is essentially peole beating each other up (sometimes to life threatening deegree) a "sport".

@soylencer

4 ай бұрын

@@koutsioj4762 well I hate sports and violence, so it's a surprise even to myself how into wrestling I am

Mick Foley’s entire career has been brutal. With all the bumps he’s taken he’s lucky to be alive.

Thank you for clarifying about deafness! So many people don't understand that about deafness. I was born without the "hair" cells in my airs that transmit sound and I have gradually become deaf over time as more and more of those cells disappeared. People ask me all the time if I had an injury to my ear without understanding that it's inner-ear issues that cause deafness. You can cause temporary deafness from injury and certain trauma can cause issues but it's, as you said, more likely an inner-ear issue. Love your content Doc!

As someone who trained in pro wrestling has had 3 professional matches in local shows. When you hear an Audible groan from a wrestler after a slam like 15% of the is acting but the other 85% of that is 100% real. It’s a tough profession

Dr Mike I just genuinely want to thank you for the medical information that you have provided.

@30pranaypawar17

2 ай бұрын

A correction at last part that when your bicep muscle goes up, it means you have tore your bicep "tendons" not muscles.

@FaeALDC

2 ай бұрын

@@30pranaypawar17huh?

Also on the Eddie Guerrero part of how he passed away he had past addictions with pain medications which while he overcame that addiction it’s probably what contributed to his early passing.

Number one was my favourite video from you and now that you made a part two makes me happy, plus I'm learning lots from you man, thanks so much dude🙏🙏, and you reacting to tap out is amazing, I also love that dude

1:18 This match took place in Germany under WCW. The other wrestler, Vader, wasn't the only factor playing into Mick's ear getting ripped off. They had previously done a maneuver where Mick tumbles over the top rope and gets his head/neck twisted up between the 2nd and 3rd ropes. At that point he's hanging on the outside of the ring with extreme pressure on the sides of his neck. Another wrestler had complained that the "ropes" (WCW used elevator cables covered in rubber) were too loose and had been tightened earlier in the evening, now causing Mick to become trapped and begin passing out. He (rightfully) panicked and managed to push his head through the ropes. Tearing his right ear most of the way off in the process. Regardless of whether he knew it or not at the time (he didn't), on with the match.

My goodness!!! Thank you Dr Mike!!! I am a first year Sonography student in South Africa and I always open your videos when I'm studying as I get to receive information in a more fun way. You really helped me a lot this year with anatomy and physiology and as a result I did well in those modules. I actually have seen patients with a hernia but always forgot to do some research. Now I will never forget what a hernia is. Your content is not just fun but informative, especially for us students, I have learnt a lot from you. I am looking forward to more videos as I progress. Lots of Love♥

I'd love to see Dr. Mike review one of the most infamous matches of all time. The Hell in the Cell, Undertaker vs Mankind. The fight literally stopped for medical reasons at one pt.

@shaynewheeler9249

Ай бұрын

Doctor appointment

the incident with Rosmary is when wrestlers "go into business for themselves" or go off script usually because of personal things that happen backstage or if while in the ring one wrestler decides to "no sell" a move which no selling is considered disrespectful.

Always impressed how Dr. Mike always, always notices things in videos that I miss. He's always two steps ahead of me.

If Mike ever sees Psycho Sid breaking his leg, he is jumping out of his seat for sure.

I recently started watching Vice’s docu-series Dark Side of the Ring and though I’ve never had any interest in pro wrestling, it’s definitely given me a lot of insight into the controversies and darker aspects of wrestling. If anything, it’s at least allowed me to recognize more of these people instead of just knowing the “big ones” ie Undertaker, Stone Cold, John Cena, etc.

Wow those were rough.. Interesting to watch medical wise but omggg sooo painful to watch😭 Thank you for all the amazing medical content💖

love your videos mike. You keep entertaining us and give us more knowledge about medical science.

As a person with ADHD and OCD I never get distracted or bored while watching Doctor Mike's videos ( I get distracted very easily and very often) and Doctor Mike inspired me of maybe becoming a Doctor one day too. So I would like to thank you for that and for you hard work . So thank you Doctor Mike.🫀

@user-xw8qq5fz8r

5 ай бұрын

Double trouble

@lauriehett4927Mr.fortnite

5 ай бұрын

I have ADHD and OCDto

@treasuretrails

5 ай бұрын

They don't allow people with mental disorders to be doctors sorry it's just too dangerous for the patients.

@wgz67

Ай бұрын

same

This was the most difficult Dr Mike video I've ever gotten through. Good lord a lot of these were brutal.

@lillybarnett4027

5 ай бұрын

seriously lol.

@Cookiofshadows2

4 ай бұрын

I'm aware of some injuries that these pale in comparison to.

@thepubknight6144

2 ай бұрын

The Sid Broken leg was the worse injury I've ever seen in pro wrestling

The Sexy Star/Rosemary injury was a huge controversy back when it happened. Sometimes in pre-planned matches the heel wrestler will refuse to let go even after the face wrestler taps out, as a way to garner more heat. But the incident with Sexy Star was NOT planned and it caused a ton of backlash for her.

@arenasviscatanius

13 күн бұрын

/comment mill/

Dr. Mike describing hernias in detail was the nightmare I didn't know I needed this morning.

@thepubknight6144

5 ай бұрын

I got small hernia from powerlifting and a hemroids from idiotically picking up a very heavy big rig truck transmission I didn't feel it at first until a week later felt like it was being pulled and if I touched my belly button it hurt like I was stabbed

@jinfin221

24 күн бұрын

​@@thepubknight6144so how are you now?

BROOOO IVE BEEN WAITING AND HOPING FOR THIS PART 2 THANKSSSS MIKE 🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥

This is exactly what I needed right now always happy to learn

Love you vids Dr Mike! I would love to see you react to hockey injuries next, those guys are crazy!

The injury in the women’s clip was basically because one of them got mad in the middle of the match and decided to purposely injure the other. That kind un unprofessional behavior happens often in Mexican wrestling. You can make a whole video with horrific stuff happening there. Years ago one wrestler even threw a cinder block at the back of the head of his opponent 😬

@thepubknight6144

5 ай бұрын

Yup it's called "shooting" which is a big no no and instant firing if not being sued

@KxNOxUTA

4 ай бұрын

How very "surprising" that ppl in that sport struggle with emotional regulation (-_-#)

@neilmacartney8972

4 ай бұрын

​@@KxNOxUTAactually those who go into these types of sports aren't angry people and therapists recommend people with anger issues take on like boxing, wrestling all that cuz it helps and they learn to control their anger this was just an instance of someone taking it too far for no reason and rightfully lost their career over it

@nivision

5 күн бұрын

there was a match like this between Act Yakusawa and Yoshiko that was just brutal and for a time career ending

1:37 Thank you !!! for adding to the list of people missing an ear. I wrote awhole letter about people missing an ear once ....it was interesting stuff. 👂

Thank you Dr. Mike for telling everyone who’s watching this what this stuff is. Thank you for everything you do to be a doctor and take care of it of everyone. Thank you.S is really really important. I want to share that legacy.

Yoo u never dissapoint its always entertaining to watch you!

Thanks for a very good and detailed explanation❤

We appreciate your insights, Dr Mike. Keep working hard as always.

@1sudj

4 ай бұрын

Bro wants dr mikes meat 💀

@NemesisFromResidentEvil

4 ай бұрын

@@1sudjit’s a comment bot

Tnx soo much doc, love your videos ❤❤

I love watching these! You should totally react to equestrian injuries. I've seen some bad ones.

Explains alot about my elbow, thanks Dr Mike

Great job doctor Mike! Love your vids!

Hey Dr Mike! One of your videos in the last month or so helped me out when we had a friend come over. He was dropped off by the police, refused to go to the ER, but had earlier in the night been hit in the head with a champagne bottle. You mentioned if their face/head gets swollen it’s sort of a good thing because if there’s no visible swelling, it could mean the swelling could be in their brain. The guy was likely concussed, as we had the same conversation of “oh I recognize you, what’s your name again?” twice in about a two minute span (I DID urge him to go to the ER) but he so far seems to be doing well. I know you would be screaming at him to see a doctor but when you’re poor, sometimes you have to be able to determine life threatening things vs taking care of things at home. Either way, I appreciate you for reminding me of some things I learned in anatomy and pathology classes. If he had no swelling in his face and head, I would have dragged him to the ER because of the information you provide in your videos but to this day, he’s happy and healthy. ❤

Ah, a new Doctor Mike video, bound to learn something. "-where you can have intestines in your scrotum" I regret having the ability to learn

@lucky_block_head

5 ай бұрын

He should have put that no signal screen

Mick Foley and the way that he committed himself blows my mind every time.

I have a lot of elbow and wrist issues due to working years at call centers. Lots of PT and just always being aware of how I’m sitting to try to avoid aggravating more issues.

I did not expect to be listening to this in the background and have a lighbulb moment about my kneecap, the pain and it being higher than it used to be... And my EDS. Thanks Doctor Mike! 😂👍

Yikes! Dr.Mike you have motivated me to become a doctor and I have enrolled in pre-med school because you interest me in medicine. ❤

I remember first learning about Strabismus a few years ago. I briefly researched it because for reasons unknown to me, I can direct my left eye to dart outward while staring forward with my right eye and vice versa. I assumed it was so form of esotropia but when I asked the eye doctors I saw at the time, they just told me I have loose muscles in my eye. I don’t know whether or not it’s true considering I’ve never experienced any injuries or had any developing traumas to give me the “ability,” it’s just something I’ve always been able to do since childhood.

Hello Dr Mike. I’m relatively new to your channel and have become obsessed with it. I love all things medical and you seem so smart and best of all so nice and sweet. Love bear pup too. Would love to hear your opinion on nerve block injections for pain management of nerve pain.

It is amazing how much you now about medical things.❤the videos

You talking about the incarcerated bowel with no blood flow reminds me of an emergency surgery I needed in February. Turns out I had a 10cm teratoma that caused an ovarian and fallopian tube torsion. I'd love for you to cover this in a video! My husband still doesn't understand the incredible pain I was in and how serious it could have been had I not gone to the hospital when I did. I had to have surgery on a Monday morning instead of being on a plane to Vegas for vacation with him. And holy mackerel, the pain AFTER surgery was worse than the pain before surgery. The pain you're in from how they position you on the OR table, the pain from the gas they inject into your abdomen and even the neck pain from being intubated is crazy! I felt like someone pushed me down a concrete staircase and then beat my whole body with a metal baseball bat! They pulled the teratoma out through an incision right below my bellybutton and I never knew your bellybutton could hurt so bad!!

@thepubknight6144

5 ай бұрын

Ouch glad you gotten it taken care of

@SamanthaLeigh7

5 ай бұрын

@@thepubknight6144 Thank you! 😊 It's kind of crazy to be just be living normal life one minute (getting ready for vacation) and then all of a sudden be in horrible pain and end up needing emergency surgery. I'm so glad it's all behind me! It's just crazy how things can turn on a dime! It was a good lesson to be thankful when you're healthy!

@thepubknight6144

5 ай бұрын

@@SamanthaLeigh7 you're welcome 😁

@Ryderisgoldgusmourey2607

5 ай бұрын

​@bzyspecial that's not funny

@treasuretrails

5 ай бұрын

Does it hurt to poop now?

I would love to see you react to hockey injuries!

These guys are warriors that work through horrific injuries to finish the show.

This was a really informative and interesting video.

The "conchairto" on the top of the ladder probably would've been fine on the ground. Edge wasn't high enough on the ladder to get the right angle of the chair shot to hit the chair behind Christian's head rather than his head itself. Brutal move that is rough to get just right.

There is some missing context in this for Mick Foley losing his ear, at least how it's presented in the video. They, Mick Foley and Vader, are wrestling in Germany. Mick goes for the "Hangman spot", a stunt where he goes over the top rope but gets his head tangled between the top and middle ropes. Normally, there would be enough tension to give the appearance of him being choked by the ropes, but still enough room to breathe. Unfortunately the crew responsible for assembling the ring over-tightened the ropes on the ring that night, and when he goes for the spot, he is legitimately being strangled. So as the officials and medical team try to pry him out from the ropes, his ear gets sinched in between the ropes, and the ropes tear his ear mostly from his head. They continue the match, and you see from there how his ear is ultimately torn from his head.

We do need to make this a trilogy, we can't talk about wrestling injuries without discussing the time Vader's eye popped out during a match in Japan and he just popped it back in and continued like nothing happened.

As a WWE fan since the late 90s, i always love these type of videos, btw sidenote, if a superstar has a legitimate, the referee will throw up a X, letting EMTs know hey we got a real injury over here

Kofi Kingston has actually stated that his pectoral malformation has been lifelong issue, even seen in his early Jamaican days, this is just how his chest looks, which I can confirm as I have a similar issue

Woah!!! Nice Royal Oak doctor Mike. It's a rare one as well! 😮

@DoctorMike

5 ай бұрын

Nice catch!

@QuilvioLopez

5 ай бұрын

you have to do a video on your watch collection! i would love it@@DoctorMike

Definitely wanna see more of these, there's so many WWE injuries I want to see you react to

I love these videos Mike! You should do a video on non-WWE wrestling injuries, like AEW or NJPW

I love his laugh and his smile ❤❤❤❤

3:06 Fun fact Dr.! The conchairto is still performed to this day *however* it now is done by slamming the tip of the chair onto the other end of the chair, gives the same effect of hitting the person on the head without actually giving them... Ya know... brain damage... Its often used to writing people off TV for a while.

Doc Mike, amazing content, though I would love to see your reaction to Katsuyori Shibatas injury at NJPWs Wrestlekingdom.All I was told is that it was the worst concussion in recent history and that its called a dehydrated brain I think. I would love to understand more, especially since Shibata actually fully recovered even after wrestling for another 15~20 minutes.

Hey Doc! I wanna ask why did you stop with answering to subscriber's questions series and do you plan on continuing it soon? I really enjoyed them and would love to see more. Xoxo😊

Hey, great content, as usual, but I really hope you'll react to hockey injuries sometime soon.

I had the same thing. It's the first one just called Popeyes elbow. They drained it once or twice and ended up Just removing the sack and they go back. In the WWE and some of the other league say bad to share shots cuz they realize how much damage he was doing to the head.

Another amazing video. Would love to see you do a video about NHL injuries.

Dr. Mike videos are actually getting better & better nowadays... My entire life is like better inspired XX2.. It kinda feels like entertainment and med education of "Dr.Mike Season 2" haha... Ghawd I'm loving it more day by day.. episode by episode... Is there something new in the approach I though I heard 2024 was coming and Dr. Mike started showing better shows.. How bout a "Dr. Mike the Movie" or Dr.Mike X or XZ Hahaha... Very nice flow of ideas informative and consistent... Love you always Dr.Mike Happy Holidays... We appreciate u so much! 🎉🎉🎉😊

At WrestleMania 39 at SoFi Stadium this year, we witnessed our fair share of injuries including Finn Balor getting his head stapled in the ring after a botched move with a ladder; and Shane McMahon tore his quad during his cameo appearance 😳

Mick Foley would be happy that you actually laughed at his joke.

@DoctorMike, I commented on your other wrestling injury video, but will here also. You should watch the Undertaker and Mick Foley video where they discuss their infamous match where Mich gets launched off the cage, then later slammed through it. Worth a watch!

Hey doctor Mike long time fan here can you please do one on hockey? Love your videos, keep it up!👍

4:04 "You can actually have intestines in your scrotum" Well, that's a new fear I have now 😨

@Chopxa

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i had that as a kid

Two things, first, Rest In Peace Eddie, you will be missed, and second, Dr. Mike since we are doing sports injuries, why not try Rodeo Injuries

Love the wrestling injuries, I would love you to keep doing these!

Loved how he used wrestlelamia and tap out center videos, if you haven’t watched their videos and you’re a wrestling fan, I definitely recommend watching them

New fears unlocked

Seeing Shane on top of the cage seemed more frightening from the ground view. Either way, that fall was intense.

Hey Doctor Mike! I’m a big fan of you and your videos I have learned a lot from you! Continue the amazing work! (Can you react to more NFL injuries please?)

Like your way of speaking Mike sir.

Doctor Mike never fails to entertain us

As a wwe and doctor Mike fan I love this series

Love your content mike :)

Woah today I went to your first WWE Injury video again because I wanted to ses it again and you posted a second video 😮

3:56 😨😨😨😨 WELL THAT'S SOMETHING I DIDN'T NEED TO KNOW COULD HAPPEN! I COULD HAVE MY GUTS KNOCKED INTO MY BALLS!?!

@Chopxa

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i had that as a kid

The wrestler who refused to let go during the submission has been blacklisted from essentially every wrestling promotion due to her actions

Yes he did a video on tap out corner

I grew up watching them and loving their matches and I gotta say, it's a fricking miracle that Edge & Christian and the Hardy Boys are still able to wrestle today, after all the high risk stunts they pulled back in the day and all the injuries they had

Dr Mike has the best reactions to this disgusting stuff

5:52 Dr mike just correcting you on one thing although he did use steroids that's not why his chest looks like that,he had surgery were they had to cut part of his muscle that's why his chest looks like that

12:19 I’m a healthcare professional with a macabre interest in the anatomy/phys behind these injuries, so most of it is just part of the gig. But man, nothing can make me pucker quite like watching a muscle bunch up after one of the tendons tears, especially the pecs or biceps. UGH. 😭

Happy birthday, Dr. Mike

I kinda wish Mike would look at non-WWE Wrestling spots/injuries mostly because of morbid curiosity because the stuff they do is sometimes much more dangerous than WWE