MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 15: Uriah Hall of Jamaica looks on during his bout against Robert Whittaker of New Zealand in their middleweight bout during the UFC 193 event at Etihad Stadium on November 15, 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

UFC fighter suffered a "slight heart attack, mini seizure" during weight cut

This is horrifying.

If you wrestled at the high school level or ever competed in competitive boxing or MMA, you might know the perils of weight cutting, especially in a short amount of time. However, UFC middleweight Uriah Hall had a big-time issue in preparation for his most recent fight and, given his stature, it is making national news.

Hall took to Instagram Live (h/t Deadspin) and revealed that he suffered both a "slight heart attack" and a "mini-seizure" during a recent weight-cutting process and, according to him, faced real danger of death as a result of the scary tribulations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCFJf0iL74Y

Hall was not able to take on Vitor Belfort last week as a result of the health issues and, quite honestly, that is the least of the concerns given the way he described what he went through.

It should be noted that Hall may have been prompted to go live with his thoughts after Dana White prominently (and recklessly) posed that he was over-partying in preparation for the fight. Still, no one should have to go through what Hall went through in this instance and it is a reminder of what the public misses in between public acknowledgements from fighters at every level.