An unexpected fight broke out on the streets of U.S. between a physically disabled man and an able-bodied one, and it had an even more shocking result.
The man in a wheel chair beat up the one who could walk and it was so embarrassing that he could not muster a decent fight back.
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In a trending video, he could be seen holding a bottle of beer in his hand while receiving the pummeling.
He was able to land some intense punches on his opponent who probably thought that it would be easy to lay hands on him since he was in a wheelchair.
However, the differently abled man was able to knock the other one to the ground on repeatedly during the few seconds of intense fighting.
He was knocked down so terribly that he could be seen struggling to get back on his feet with little success.
Watch the video below:
In other news, Brotherbros reported in months ago at Air France suspended two of its pilots for engaging in a fight inside the cockpit while on a routine flight.
The brawl happened during an Airbus A320 flight from Geneva, Switzerland to Paris CDG, France, in June.
It was gathered that the pilot and co-pilot got into a heated argument shortly after takeoff and it resulted in a physical exchange.
One reportedly hit the other and they they grabbed each other by the collars before the cabin crew intervened and separated them.
Some members of the crew were said to have spent the rest of the flight in the cockpit with the pilots to prevent any further squabble.
In a statement on Sunday, Air France revealed that the pilots had been suspended, adding that despite the fist-fight, the flight landed safely.
News about the fight was made public after France’s air investigation agency, BEA released a report on Wednesday, pointing out that some Air France pilots disregarded safety protocols.
The report concentrated on a fuel leak on an Air France flight from Brazzaville to Paris in December 2020, when pilots rerouted the plane but did not cut power to the engine or land as soon as possible, as the procedure requires.
Although the plane landed safely in Chad, the BEA report warned the engine could have caught fire.
