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Running or walking on the edge of a swimming pool can be very dangerous. You can fall and hit your head on the edge of the edge. Imagine fighting fists.
In these hours it has gone viral on Twitter and TikTok a video of two men clinging to pineapples for all to see next to a huge swimming pool. He didn’t care if there were children or elderly people taking a bath, they held each other as if nothing were in leather and swim shorts.
The stage, the ring of the show, seems to be the common patio of a hotel. The reason that led them to the hands is unknown, although looking at the images it can be said that no one has ended up in the water.
The rivals begin to compete and at a certain moment the first precise blow is delivered. The receiver, it seems, is not even upset, but seeing how the fight ends, we can risk saying that the right cross resonates throughout his being.
The video was uploaded from the account @JSantanaBack and replicated on Twitter by many users. In that social network, the fighters were cannon fodder.
“What would make two grown men fight in front of all those boys?” one person asked.
“Luckily the boy in the black shirt intervened. Many people want to log in and try to go viral instead of hanging up and ending the fight. I was always taught in high school that if you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem. “
“Never let anyone tell you that size always matters in a fight. I’ve seen 135-pound amateur boxers, far less solid professionals, who would have beaten those two guys pretty quickly, “noted a third.
At the end of the video you can see that the conflict did not escalate due to the fact that the one man who tried to separate the people involved managed to get one to one side and the other to the other.
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The pools are in the eye of the storm. In this case, Fox reported a few hours ago that a 17-year-old is fighting for his life after being found unconscious in a Phoenix swimming pool on June 11.
Firefighters responded near I-17 and Peoria Avenue to reports of a teenager who was underwater for about 20 seconds before family members pulled him out of the pool.
“The patient was transported in critically ill condition to a nearby hospital for treatment,” said Captain Phoenix Fire. Evan Gamma.
Source: Clarin
