Can An Average Guy Knock Out A Pro MMA Fighter?

This was the most dangerous thing I've ever done...
I gave myself 30 days straight to train in MMA / mixed martial arts having never fought or done MMA in my life before I had an organised fight with a pro MMA fighter.
Big shoutout to FIGHTING FIT MANCHESTER!
www.fightingfitmanchester.com/
These guys brought me on my journey through mixed martial arts, teaching me Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, boxing, and kickboxing. If you guys are in Manchester and want to try MMA definitely check them out- they are the best!
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[@DaraTah]

Subscribe to make my punches hit his bald head harder... Check out Fighting Fit Manchester if you want to become an MMA badass: www.fightingfitmanchester.com/

[@youngfoogozy8582]

Bro...... HOW TF DO YOU NOT HAVE 1,000000000 SUBS LOL 😆 WTF..... PEOPLE WOULD DEFINITELY PLAY TO SEE THIS

[@joootooobboosheet2486]

Stef Murray is a BMF. I'm glad that he treated it like a light sparring session. He hit you enough to make it painful, but not enough to do permanent damage. He also hit you in strategic spots to avoid knocking you out or breaking your bones. Classy dude.

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

I had my MMA match 2 days ago (with amateur C class rules, ground and pound only to the body)... there's already a premiere link on my channel where you can set a reminder if you wanna catch it this Saturday. :)

[@DaraTah]

@@ZenDragonKZbinChannel I've just set the reminder bro! Excited to see it!!!

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

@@DaraTah :) Awesome brother :) Are you still training martial arts currently? :)

[@sokfeju]

Huge respect for the pro he was a class act. He was holding back but he still gave you a proper challange and a hard time he went the best way about this. Hats off to you aswell you didnt give up at any point and you had a decent cardio aswell and a lot of improvements in figting skills aswell.

[@RandyLeftHandy]

All things considered he did really well. His face after that first good kick was priceless.

[@joope125]

Stef has good taste. 11:35 for example is a really cool move. In addition, in the third round the man went for the forever beautiful triangle -> armbar. Some solid fighting on display!

[@ordinaryopinion4081]

It was just sparring for him

[@TheAiket]

I would prefer him being even softer to let opponent do something, at least try. Yes he didn't ko gim in 10 secs, he just gave him some hard panches,some gnp and completely no space to do anything. Not fun to watch

[@latheredtrillionaire5701]

@Apex Dimitri He probs could have KO'ed Dara in 30 seconds of he felt like it.

[@aaronsmith-jovanovic2482]

You could see the guy was holding off on some big opportunities which I respect. He gave him a fair chance at the fight instead of sleeping him early

[@monkeyishi]

"fair chance"

[@ula17404]

100. After the first minute he started training him

[@Generrale]

he was literally GNPing the canvas to make it look he is doing something lol, he was giving him some harder body shots and low kick but everything on head was like 10% power and speed

[@italianstalian331]

@@Generrale lol as it should be

[@falconpunch6360]

@@Generrale I mean they told him not to KO him obv

[@chrisulmer694]

Respect to that MMA guy. He showed real sportsmanship and gentleness when another person with his same skills (but not integrity) might have hurt you pretty badly.

[@iknowilookdumbwhenisaythis5593]

Exactly. That pro was pure class🙌🏻

[@DedicaceAuProfesseur]

The pro fighter is a gentleman. He had a perfect mix between putting some pressure and not giving to much strong to not hurting you.

[@ExeCuTjioN]

He couldnt have survived 10 seconds if the mma fighter was going full power for sure.. But damn he has massive nuts to go in the cage against someone like this dude 🤝

[@daireoreilly2548]

All you need to do to fight a pro MMA fighter with no notice is refuse to drink Conor McGregors whiskey in a pub

[@DaraTah]

Why hasn't jake paul tried this??

[@xx_olmec_xxv.2337]

@@DaraTah because he is dumb for money. So he is dumb but not that dumb. Or you can refuse to take a picture with him(Conor)

[@flashyyt629]

Lmao true

[@reinerzufall13]

Yes, after 12 shots you smash them all. And later you drive everybody home.

[@basexii7932]

@@reinerzufall13 you missed the joke. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@wanton_chips3638]

Actually burst out laughing when he was mounting you and punching the ground full force to scare you. Was a very classy way for him to keep the pressure on while not hurting you and ending the fight in the process. Good on him. Also nice to know even w that training he coulda probably knocked you out within 2 minutes from experience and sheer force But very very impressive work, you looked way less scared than I thought you would be after the first few strikes he landed

[@j0elxb]

facts it takes alot of guts to do what he did in this video he took it like a champ tho and obv the pro took it easy on him ;)

[@PabzRoz]

yeah lmfao he took it easy on the head shots but some of those body shots were pretty brutal and the slams.

[@xatr1395]

@@PabzRoz some of those leg kicks had me wincing too just off the sound even tho ik they’re wearing pads

[@rob5541]

That must of been terrifying haha. I've been beat up pretty badly but never in a controlled space like that

[@reallynigga8152]

@@rob5541 lmaooo so you’ve ran

[@jeremysimanek2109]

You can really see how bad leg kicks affect a normal person in this video. Respect to you Dara for this chapter in your story.

[@SHINOBIMMA]

The pro was going at about 20 %. Shows you the difference between an average man and a trained professional. Great video!

[@jellisyt4168]

That guys not a pro

[@nursegilbey]

@@jellisyt4168 Think of the disparity between these two in the video and then if it were Max Holloway or Justin Gaethje instead.

[@onurhayr1937]

@@nursegilbey this pro would look like untrained regular guy if he face Halloway or Gaethje, no exaggeration

[@Kangaroofilet]

@@jellisyt4168 this dude is a pro just a different organization you do realize most people who’ve been training at this level for a while are better than most of the unranked ufc and Bellator fighters

[@onurhayr1937]

@@Kangaroofilet not really, even most of Bellator contenders are not better than unranked guys in UFC, there's some cans now and then comes from condenter series

[@hafu]

Absolutely incredible video!! The 9 weeks of hard work put into making this video really shows 💪

[@DaraTah]

thank you bro!! means so much! yeah that was a big journey haha

[@tracegorum4243]

9 weeks?

[@Gatsu_Gambino]

@@tracegorum4243 how many weeks does he think 30 days is? Hahahaha

[@zack-lk8if]

yeah 30 days = 9 weeks

[@alehlete830]

bru hwh yarent u allwoed to grab head

[@micealodonnell9800]

Well done! Most would have quit after that first leg kick. I hope you keep up the training.

[@DaraTah]

think i will miceal - got a bit of a taste for it now- was a lot of fun even if it was very scary haha

[@turkeyman631]

most of us would have quit after the first few days of training to be fair

[@alexanderher7692]

LOL he was obviously told after that, to not go hard

[@filipe977]

Do you expect him to continue training? I hope he keeps walking...

[@jcgotnext3435]

I respect the hell out of you for actually stepping into the octagon, I would’ve called off the fight after the first sparring session

[@DaraTah]

thank you! yeah was pretty daunting

[@jcgotnext3435]

@@DaraTah you did good for someone with just a month of training

[@DrewFortune97]

My man is literally just trying to die at this point....lol

[@J2Jgames]

I was actually less worried this time bc he's among ppl who know what they're doing ;)

[@DaraTah]

somehow i keep coming back 😅

[@LordTGaming]

You have my biggest respect. Needs a real man to step into a fight like this. And also respect to the pro for not beeing a Bulli and going light on you. That’s how you learn and that’s how a real sportsman behaves. Amazing video.

[@johnowens2270]

Why he lied?

[@TJ-uf1tb]

This was one of the best videos I’ve ever watched. Respect darragh.

[@DaraTah]

thank you TJ!! you saw it from the inside haha

[@nonot911]

You're a gangster for this. MMA is a tough sport and you went in there with someone who has trained for years and years. Mad respect

[@JumboJox96]

Great job for 30 days training! Imagine how you would be in 130 days! Or 530! Anyways he took it easy on you. Could of put your lights out numerous times, he's a nice guy lol. Good job lad 🇮🇪

[@DaraTah]

thank you sean! and damn right, he was aiming for a fancy ending haha

[@MTBJJ2001]

He didn’t do all he could do but he also didn’t patronize him and thrown weak strikes, respect to both of them.

[@claycowthh]

he put up a good figh as well as the pro.the pro obv went easy and a little gentle but didnt stand still. pros knock down ppl in 4 seconds but 30 days did good

[@vesuvius2444]

Gigantic props to you. Also out of all "I'm going to fight a pro" videos. This might be the only one I've enjoyed. Because you trained and the pro didn't just try to massacre you in 3 seconds.

[@ThisOffendsMeTV]

Big GG’s to the man for punching the canvas when he mounted you lmao thought I heard a big hit, reminded a second and saw he was hitting the canvas. Dude had a million opportunities to end it and chose to not. He gave you a nice chance but showed some tough love. Gg

[@baldieman64]

Fair play to both of them. People who haven't done this have no idea how life sapping it is.

[@erick1581]

Much respect to you man! You did well for only 30 days of training and you never gave up!

[@OJuggernautO]

Massive respect to both fighters. To the pro for not going 100%, and mangling your face (no offense), but also for actually not treating you like a kid, and hitting your hard as hell. And props to you for even going through the training, let alone being willing to step in the cage with a pro fighter. Really well done video as well.

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

As a martial artist, this is an extra fun episode to watch :)

[@DaraTah]

i think it's my new thing😅

[@francesscacharlemagne5551]

Omg that was your best video EVER. I don't even have any interest in MMA but it was so well edited and the pace was great. Also the people you collab'd with are icons. Such great sports all round! :D

[@DaraTah]

thank you francessca!! haha they really were huh

[@ishanunstable2406]

Huge respect to you brother, I remember my first sparring it was scary as hell for me…I can imagine how scary it was for you in-front of all those people with an elite fighter like that, God bless..

[@ypbahah2667]

you legit have my respect, there’s a lot of people i know that say they can fight but would never have they courage to step in the ring with a professional, big ups man 👍🏽

[@DaraTah]

Thank you bro, means a lot. I love this video

[@basedpatriotLT]

a professional who would agree to lightly spar and save the opponent?

[@AsianThunder0]

Stef obviously was going about 50% and pulling punches and submissions the whole time, but you actually had surprisingly good striking for only 30 days of training. I mean that as a true compliment. Most wouldn't have looked as good as you in there, even though you still clearly were outmatched.

[@Xavaje]

Respect to both guys. One for entering into the unknown and stepping out their comfort zone and the other for making it challenging enough for the novice without severely injuring him. 👊🏼

[@two1videos]

Unreal, I'm actually impressed how well you fought at the end

[@AbdelAziz0205]

Brother I been there.Not in MMA but Boxing.It takes heart to step in any shaped ring,and you did it.Much Respect.

[@Natop]

This is one of the best videos i've watched in 2021. Incredible job dude 💪

[@DaraTah]

thank you bro!!! means a lot from you :o!

[@jgarcia23842]

Respect. I feel like what really separates a fighter and a trainee is the fact that fighters are not scared of damaging themselves in order to damage the opponent. A big example is the leg kicks, trainees will usually pull back on the power to try and get less recoil but as people have seen in the UFC, fighters will fully commit on power even though it can break their own leg. But mad props to you.💯

[@TylerBlanchard]

This was good bro

[@DaraTah]

thank you tyler!

[@CazWitDaCash]

This video deserves so many more views! The dedication and work you put into this! Many other people wouldn’t do this. Respect

[@Johnaldo9]

This was really wholesome from everyone involved. Great work!

[@ImmortalCJ]

Such a great video! You did an amazing job man, no one really knows what the struggle is, or how hard training actually is until you try it. With 30 days so much to learn, you fought well. I love how the other guy you vsd didn't throw elbows or knees and didn't ''go easy'' but definitely held back a little to make sure no one really got hurt. Takes guts to do what you did, love the content! You should do a 30 day Bjj No gi tournament next!!

[@randyskyfrogjr.unintention8531]

never heard of this fella,doing what he did in this video takes a lot more than most people realize. Subscribed. Good on you mate

[@Kerr.Rawden]

I’m a big fan of both of you now. Your tenacity and determination is admirable Dara, as is Stef’s sportsmanship. Great video

[@cormdogg]

Fair play Dara. You're a legend! He tagged you with some good ones!

[@DaraTah]

thank you cormac haha, damn right he did..

[@deadlined1833]

Great job man!! Talk is easy. It takes real mental toughness to actually get in the cage. Especially against someone you know is better than you. Much respect.

[@xXPartypriceXx]

I know I'm really late to this video but I'm surprised it didn't get more attention, you did really surprisingly well for a beginner

[@Isaac_Shamir]

Lots of respect for both of them! Thank you guys, very inspirational video!

[@wasauchimmerwiesoauchimmer8944]

it was really wholesome how the fighters and trainers treated you ! And great experiment. very entertaining

[@theonlyones262]

Class content!! Inspiring and really wicked effort on your end. Well done mate - huge accomplishment

[@SkizVids]

I did a program where I trained from no experience and then got to try an amateur MMA fight, watching this brought back all the feelings that I had when I was in there, I know exactly what he was feeling, getting hit is actually stunning. It truly is insane what the body does in a situation like this, the adrenaline is something else. Big respect to Dara for getting in there. Goodjob

[@naznaz3979]

So mutch respect to this guy love people who actually bring a open mindset and put in the hardwork In sutch a hard and draining sport like mma

[@scottyk1763]

Hats off to both men. The pro for being a pro and this man for stepping in. Well done

[@PB-oh8eq]

Massive respect for you getting in there! I know for a fact it's not easy having been there myself at one point. Well done!

[@colinmckeown95]

Stepping in to that octagon you get a massive surge of adrenaline best feeling I've ever experienced

[@nerdtrying4788]

I started watching you from fidias community post and now i love watching your videos. ❤️

[@DaraTah]

aw thank you, yeah haha, fidias is a mad man

[@nerdtrying4788]

@@DaraTah mad and committed like you And me

[@aqdjbcr]

Got a good mma fighter for this. He perfectly straddled the edge of playful and a hard sparring match to let the other guy work and actually get a decent session in for himself

[@rod_-0918]

The difference in skills is simply Insane! Thanks for showing it but still giving a very inspiring video. Respect for both!

[@djrces]

Fantastic video! Never gave up 👏👏 what a bruising yet inspiring and fun challenge! 😃

[@DaraTah]

thank you cyril :D got a bruising alright hahah

[@jnano2071]

You can tell the fight could’ve easily ended so many times but he had mercy. That pro fighter got lucky he got out of there alive

[@freddybob807]

Fight could've ended at any point in time that Steph chose to end it. It was like watching a a grown man fight with a child (no offense). A pro fighter trains most of their lives. He was basically playing with this guy the entire time. Nice video though. Great work nonetheless.

[@BearMetro]

@@freddybob807 Sure, he could have ended it, but he also gave the guy enough reason to quit.

[@freddybob807]

@@BearMetro Looked like he took a body shot and was not able to continue. I don't think he quit. Good on the pro for taking it easy on him. Also good for the dude for getting in the ring with a pro.

[@baloog8]

Darcy the merciful!

[@jbroge]

Props to you for not quitting at any point, takes some balls to jump in there.

[@romariotaylorrtproductions704]

Top notch content and big props for going at with him felt those kicks from here

[@TheNiallRooney]

Savage video! Absolutely mad scenes

[@DaraTah]

thank you ol niall!

[@Garretflower]

Excellent work amigo! Enjoyed that

[@DaraTah]

thank you mi amigo!!!

[@redneckrambo9626]

Stef needs mad props for this. He held back but still gave him a proper challenge and beating

[@martin19072]

Respect to you for actually doing this. Most people don’t realize how mentally though it is to actually train and have a real fight.

[@PaydayPickups]

Smashed it bro, glad to be part of the journey! Rematch next year I heard

[@BearMetro]

A year still wouldn't be enough time lol.

[@RaimundoPAM]

The amount of control on Stef Murray was superb. He kept the ilusion in Dara that it was still going for 3 rounds while it could have been finished in the first 10 seconds. And he still ramped it up a bit to finish off the fight without throwing a single hard strike to the head so Dara would not be hurt. To see this and then hear that comment in the end by Dara, did not sit well. That "if you try you can do it..." will not cut it if the other guy has been doing it professionaly for 15+ years of his life! You will never get all those years in dedication and sacrifice by just wanting it badly... You should be reasonable and humble.

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

What about brock lesnar? He barely trained for 2 yrs & become champion!

[@pcprinciple3774]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 dumbest question on the internet

[@ethancannu3858]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 wwe is fake

[@laurit.5699]

Exactly my thoughts. Huge props for Stef Murray letting the youtuber be the star of his own show. I do agree that those last words where bit cringe, but lets give the guy some slack. He was still out of breath, body full of adrenaline and still came out with some kind of decent "oneliner" to close out the show :D Even tho the "message" was bit off. Never the less, this was entertaining content to watch.

[@Knight10p]

The comment about going through the wringer and coming out stronger? I don’t think there is anything wrong with that at all, it is literally what he do, he put himself into an unfamiliar, uncomfortable scenario and he will be better because of it. Obviously Stef took it easy on him, the skill discrepancy was huge but fair play to dara for going for it like he did

[@juliusartinuslupus9275]

So much good vibes in this video ! Huge respect from France !

[@CertifiedClapaholic]

This is pretty badass. Props for putting yourself through such a tough challenge and props to the pro for giving you the perfect level of challenge.

[@feanorian21maglor38]

Brilliant video, great story-telling too, deserves to go viral

[@DaraTah]

Glad you enjoyed it man! haha we'll see!

[@mittinedkitten]

Props for taking some of those body shots...they looked pretty gnarly

[@BluxitoJrz]

Dude your corner between second n third round giving you incredibly top level advice

[@joel.pimentel]

Just ran into this channel and its the definition of underrated! This video was amazing mate, literally almost had me in tears when your coach was giving you those words of inspiration in Round 2 haha. Props to you for having the courage to do this and for such a great video on top of it🔥 (Subscribed)

[@jamesmuskett]

Dara, just want to say that you did amazingly well! When we first heard about this we were all really sceptical and thought that there was no way you would make through, but even after just your first couple of days we changed our minds. Really well done… you do need to get better at grappling though ;)

[@DaraTah]

Thank you James!!! Yeah it was quite the daunting task haha. But I gotta say it was a lot of fun and something I’m really glad I’ve done. I’ll be back sometime and ready for grappling haha

[@Jam3y.]

Bro went out strong and has mad potential as a fighter looking forward to see you fight again

[@jsins2740]

Not a big fan of you tubers or social media in general. This is the type of content you love to see. Authentic, wholesome, and a guy going in there with a great attitude giving it a good go 👍

[@wrightfix]

OK, STRAIGHT RESPECT MY DUDE!

[@francesscacharlemagne5551]

I bloody love Manchester. Top quality people.

[@guillermolopez3940]

The coach was very optimistic and gave super helpful advice. W coaching.

[@Tigre894]

Wow!!! Congratulations!! I'm starting in MMA too!! Inspiration!! You're brave!!!

[@user-wr4dv4rm2h]

Your channel is very underated. I love your content.

[@DaraTah]

i appreciate that thank you:D

[@mrklein3937]

If he keeps up these videos and youtube does him well he'll be by a mil no-time!

[@DaraTah]

let's hope youtube does me well haha! thank you!

[@jccybergen85]

This was super enjoyable to watch. Stef was a class act.

[@lil2hongo]

You should continue doing this it’s good for you your health mental health testosterone as a martial artist it’s helped me a lot

[@cormdogg]

8:57 Dara's soul leaving his body! :) Leg kicks looked sore, any nice bruises?

[@DaraTah]

i'm still recovering 😅 big black eye, massive bruise on my leg and plenty others ha

[@BearMetro]

@@DaraTah The majority of people wouldn't have had the courage to get in there. Either too scared or too prideful lol. Props to you.

[@jonshaw4378]

Wondered why I hadn't seen you for a while. 👍

[@DaraTah]

was busy taking a beating haha

[@dustinpaul8968]

Good job having the guts to get in there. At least you didn't quit. I do think the pro was pulling punches it really highlights the differences in your average guy and a trained professional fighter.

[@cuckslayer9986]

Honestly this dude's got huge heart. Respect.

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

Actually, I gotta say, having only watched right prior to the fight now, perhaps it falls a part under pressure which I can't blame if it does as a first time thing... but your hands look pretty solid, you look like someone who's trained boxing much longer.

[@DaraTah]

man you don't know how happy this makes me - no i hadn't really done anything before this! literally did maybe 3 weeks of boxing as a kid at one point but that's about the height of it except messing around backyard style with friends. For the 30 days i did almost 2-3 hours each day so it was super intense. Loved the boxing, didn't really get much muscle memory into kicks (if i was to do it over I'd do a few sessions of kickboxing throughout the week too - mma training maybe didn't build enough of a foundation on kicks for me to use them in the fight). Gotta say my eyes are open to martial arts now and i really liked it

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

@@DaraTah I'm glad my comment made you feel good :) With my traditional background, I was a pretty good kicker well before I learned to box with some proper mechanics (I pressure test animal style Kung Fu in sparring, but for the most part I mix my Kung Fu kicks with boxing and BJJ when sparring without weapons).

[@flashlife8256]

man he went reallly easy on you except for the leg kicks, you're lucky he has a heart

[@Fallout7295]

mad props to you honestly especially for your very first fight with almost zero experience

[@jasonficek8221]

Love this. All of it! What sportsmanship! Honestly it reminded me of watching a good father wrestle his son. No malice from the “father aspect. The pro was exactly that. A professional to the letter! What an absolute gentleman. Knowing the apprentices skill set and playing directly to that! From the second it started to the millisecond it ended! Maybe it’s the devil’s lettuce? But man, what a text book lecture! Proper skills! It’s refreshing to see that. Respectfully. Thank you!

[@artistyf]

You put so much effort in your videos! Deserve way more views and subs, but that’ll come :)

[@DaraTah]

cheers thank you! we'll see:)

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

Well done Dara, you look to have more than 30 days experience. To the point where I speculate wether you've casually trained in the past or prior to upping your training for the challenge. Looks like you went pretty hard although he might have been holding back a bit from what I can tell, or at least selecting his shots to cary you a bit... like he practically had you in a triangle choke near the end and then opted to stand up instead... but either way, you held your own for the most part and looked pretty decent, incredibly decent for 30 days... good stuff :)

[@DaraTah]

100% -he was looking for a much more stylish ending haha. like that spinning backfist was beautiful - it's not most opponents he would be trying that on! I'm really glad it wasn't the triangle choke that he decided to end it on

[@ZenDragonYoutubeChannel]

@@DaraTah haha, if you come to Denmark I’m down for an MMA fight with you (with no elbows and ground and pound to the body only)… maybe like an exhibition where it’s harder and more competitive than sparring, but we’re not trying to destroy each other. KZbinr vs KZbinr, “fighting a Kung Fu black belt”, there could be a couple of interesting angles :p awesome to see how your channel has grown since I first subbed, are you also experiencing a lot of subscribers unsubbing or getting deleted by the algorithm? I was hoping to reach 35k subs this year, but looks like 30k is proving difficult enough :p

[@LMOwasHERE]

Man U took this like a champ, u are one of the few people in the world that challenge themselves to do anything they put their mind to

[@DaraTah]

thank you!! Gotta believe in yourself haha

[@NightCrawlerKV]

Great video!!! You actually did really well! Also props to the pro for being very respectful.

[@carlosechenique6073]

Amazing training! Now that guy is a real gentleman, he could’ve your head in mere of seconds, there’s a huge gap between a pro fighter and a just a guy who likes the sport. Still good job

[@nerdtrying4788]

You are big inspiration for me to become successful youtuber. 😃

[@DaraTah]

:) !!

[@zmull9180]

Props to you dude for having the stones to step in the ring. Especially with a pro.. you're nuts. But also very very inspirational. I wish I had the kind of support system and stones to do what you did in this video. You keep fighting you might just end up with a contract! Keep on keeping on fella. ✌️❤️😁

[@c.b6652]

You know what I rate that you gave it you all and proved yourself right bro your the real winner there u proved u can do it

[@uhhCupids]

You took some slaps! Fair play dara

[@DaraTah]

thank you josh!

[@tyronebiggums3853]

You did great! Very impressed! Huge respect to the pro as well.. class act, did everything right.. didn’t overwhelm and punish you but he did a great job simulating a real fight. Great video 👏

[@captainbubblesss3673]

Amazing video, inspiring for those who haven’t walked into a fight gym before. Big shoutout to the MMA fella

[@MaxicYT]

Dara McGregor!

[@BenBradyOfficial]

Holy shit bro

[@DaraTah]

yeah ben haha