Former UFC fighter Matthaus Mendonka was recently hit by his partner's knee on the top of his midpenis during training and felt severe pain, and later found that there was a lump in his penis, which turned out to be a broken penis and needed surgery to recuperate for two months. During the period of recuperation, the 25-year-old Mendonka was unable to train and teach classes, and his livelihood was affected, so he had to take out UFC equipment and souvenirs to raise money for living expenses and medical expenses. Experiencing "men are the most painful", Mendongka advises everyone to remember to bring yin protection when participating in martial arts training, just in case.

Former UFC fighter Mendonka shared his recent injury, where he was hit by his partner's knee during training and had to undergo surgery to recuperate for two months.

The 25-year-old was a UFC fighter from 2023 to 2024, but was terminated after suffering back-to-back defeats. The Brazilian fighter recently shared an experience of injury, saying, "The day before I returned to São Paulo, I went to my teacher's fitness studio to train BJJ. My partner hit my private parts with his knee and I felt so much pain that I immediately ran to the bathroom and it felt like it was on fire. Later, the pain disappeared and I went on with my life. ”

Former UFC fighter Mendonka shared his recent injury, where he was hit by his partner's knee during training and had to undergo surgery to recuperate for two months.

"After a month, I was no longer in pain when I trained, but I started to notice that something was wrong." Mendonka said: "My stuff (penis) has become a little bit strange, it seems to be different, it has a lump. I then went to the hospital for an ultrasound and the doctor told me to be transferred immediately for emergency surgery. "It turned out that the injury from that training session broke Mendonka's penis.

During his recuperation, Mendongka sold his equipment to raise living expenses

The operation was successful, and Mendonka needed to recuperate for two months, he said: "The doctor told me not to train, not to teach, to stay at home, and not to do anything. I can't teach classes and train, so I can only hold a lottery in the hope of raising some living expenses. I have a young daughter and I brought my family to São Paulo to train with me. According to Mendonka's social networking site, he brought out some UFC signature equipment, such as shirts, pants and gloves, for the raffle, and supporters could pay a small amount of money to enter the raffle.