Watch This Badass Athlete Handle a Dislocated Finger Like a Pro

In a spectacular display of toughness and athletic prowess, a female athlete amazed spectators by handling a dislocated finger with remarkable composure during a competition. The incredible moment, captured in a viral Imgur video titled "Because it is what badasses do! :)", has left viewers in awe of her determination and grit.

The video shows the athlete in the midst of a crucial handoff, with the commentator exclaiming, "Oh my goodness, she's gonna win the national championship on this handoff!" Amidst the action, it becomes apparent that she has dislocated her finger. Without missing a beat, she sets the finger back into place and continues the competition, showcasing her experience and resilience.

Viewers couldn't help but express their admiration in the comments. One user noted, "Dislocations are temporary, the complications from dislocations are eternal," highlighting the potential long-term impact of such injuries. Another remarked, "Something tells me she’s dislocated that finger a lot," suggesting her familiarity with the injury.

The athlete's ability to push through the pain drew comparisons to others who have displayed similar toughness. A commenter recalled dirt bike rider Adam Cianciarulo, who dislocated his shoulder during a race, had it popped back in by a track worker, and continued riding.

The level of admiration for the athlete was evident, with comments like, "She needs 2 medals," and "Ok badass hall of famer right there." Her strength and determination resonated deeply with viewers, some of whom shared their own experiences with injuries. One user recounted, "Did that at work with my pinky, touched my own wrist with the tip of the finger, set it back into place, finished my shift, then went to dr."

In the end, the video not only showcased an impressive athletic feat but also served as a testament to the indomitable human spirit. The athlete's ability to overcome adversity and continue performing at a high level has earned her a well-deserved place in the "badass hall of fame."