Cody Garbrandt: The UFC Champion Who Lost Everything

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

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[@eathanharris42]

I wanted to watch a good video but dang man I wasn't in the mood to be crying 5 minutes in seeing how he met Maddox and watching those pictures of him in the hospital bed ..broke my heart God Bless you Cody and Maddox and thanks for the video man

[@ameremortal]

Damn….I had no idea. I have no words to explain how I feel.

[@studbourbon798]

Never take your health for granted. Helping that little boy is better than any championship and he'll see that one day. A true hero.

[@MakoTheFrog]

“The brightest stars burn the fastest, so we must love them while we can.” I'm really happy for Cody, and this quote fits him so well i feel, sure he fell fast but he accomplished what he set out to do, he became the champion, saved the life of a child battling cancer, and broke the cycle with his own kid. He deserves to be happy.

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Thanks for that quote, it truly is fitting!

[@MakoTheFrog]

@@MixedMartialAcademic and thankyou for making this doc, you are really good at what you do and i'm sorry that its getting taken down because of a broken silly system.

[@alexkane84]

True but it's a bitter pill to swallow either way

[@Ghostface6]

The child died sadly

[@leeholmes9962]

Well said mate 👍🇬🇧✌️

[@badbabybear1]

This video made me realize sometimes we're overly focused on MMA fighters' victories and performances inside the cage. As you said, sometimes we're unaware and unappreciative of the other parts of their lives. Cody may have lost the title and been subsequently beat in fights but he's there for his kids. Champion outside the cage, which sometimes is what really matters.

[@themostdiabolicalhater5986]

Fans of a sport care about how the athletes perform more than the athletes’ personal lives? 😮 shocking

[@DabNaggit]

@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 as though personal drama never enters into this sport. K.

[@shaun5047]

Yea man and I’m sure he wished he could have gone further, regardless his career was a success. The majority of fighters never even make it to the big show (ufc) let alone become the champion. Hell even challenging for the title is considered an achievement. Regardless of how long he stayed champ, Cody’s name is forever written in the history book of mma

[@kanebanner]

He also showed multiple times he was a unlikeable douchebag bully.

[@ttierced3613]

Made me realize he would be the perfect movie story if TJ hadn't juiced and if he hadn't said "Hangin' with the booooooyys"

[@King_JappyJoe]

Seems like Cody matured into a Great Father, and that in itself is worth more than any belt or amount of money in the world.

[@swizzler8053]

So true bro.

[@JordanCamus.]

I got to meet Cody while visiting Vegas. He was so kind, even offered to hook me up with tickets to a UFC event. Knowing more of his story makes me admire the guy even more. Especially seeing how he’s more focused on being the best father that he can be.

[@ufchighlights1]

It’s crazy how that dillshaw is retired. Cody will never be champion again. The division passed him up.

[@MartinSkovgaard-mo5wf]

He is a douche.

[@TheAlphaDingo]

never really been a Cody fan but this documentary was great and gave so many insights I didn't know about him. Respect for his journey and his achievements, regardless of the fall - he still achieved great success and no doubt helped contribute to the wellbeing and care of his son and also Maddox which is far more important than anything he could do in the octagon. Great vid!

[@hillweggs641]

Same here

[@georgecostanza4233]

The worst thing he ever did was staying with alpha Alf Uriah Faber who used them and just to get as much of his money drained and brain cells as possible then he moved to Vegas cuz he's probably broke

[@derekranson8860]

Cody is a great guy. He stayed on my couch multiple times when I was in college and he was a freshman and sophomore in high school. Few things missing was he transferred to New Philadelphia senior year and was ruled ineligible to wrestle when he tried to go back to claymont. He did wrestle in college at Newberry but was academically ineligible then got into boxing in the Pittsburgh area. Lance Palmer got him out to Sacramento.

[@joshuapatrick682]

Dude put on one of the best BW performances of all time. No Love might have had a very short time at the top, but he made it there and how many people can even say that?

[@thenes006]

How did he lose everything? He has a son he loves and everyone he loves is alive and healthy. Sounds like he won.

[@offdaink364]

Bro I’m down here In cali at Uriah fabers not allowing his close friend to fall off at all man’s still has a gtr and etc

[@georgecostanza4233]

Stupid he lost everything meaning his career has nothing to do with his son of course he has a beautiful son his wife will probably leaving now anyway cuz he's probably broke and he's IQ has gone down drastically from a 9 to a 3.7 mainly due to alfelf Uriah Faber

[@georgecostanza4233]

​@@offdaink364how stupid in shallow you he has a GTR I'm sure that thing will be sold soon come on you are so ridiculous bro

[@johnarose3305]

Click bait. No one knows that stuff

[@anon2427]

Another great video. During the team alpha male drama I really didn’t like Cody, but the more I learned about his journey the more I respected him. I hope he’s doing alright and knows that it’s okay to prioritize his fatherhood and family over fighting.

[@moreblack]

TJ screaming in Cody's face after KO'ing him, took his soul. He was never the same.

[@jwm1444]

Yeah, I would have to imagine that changes you as a fighter. Mentally, with that much personal stuff on the line, how do you come with that same intensity again?

[@_Chipster]

@Duklja - Srbija at least twice . . .

[@terra2805]

Only Tj was juiced to the god damned gills. That cheating SOB hasn't looked anywhere near as good as he once did since he got caught. Same pattern as Vitor Belfort. At least Cody can hold his head high knowing he worked his way up and won the title without lowering himself to the standards of that cheating snake.

[@johndover3594]

Yep that’s why the drug cheat should have been banned for life

[@chuckandary7115]

@@johndover3594 100% agree that’s bs Cody didn’t deserve an unfair fight, I lost all my respect for TJ but I still feel Cody was delt an unfair hand by a cheater Look at TJ now he is off the performance enhancers he don’t even look as strong and he is not winning lol

[@Wombola]

7:40 I've seen it before but almost cried still. Such a beautiful moment.

[@bradm2856]

Cody will go down as a legend in the game. Real nice guy. Wish him the best. A success story. Like a lot of us that could've gone down a dark path but turned it around. Mad respect.

[@jameskroff]

The combination of physiology, personal development, and working thru struggle are important traits of a warrior. I love how you add this to the stories of these fighters. Truly motivating to see!!

[@bullettomy7thheart]

facts

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Thank you so much Josh that really means a lot!

[@terra2805]

His performance against the dominator was absolutely flawless. That was Cody at his very best and in his ultimate flow state. His downfall was hard to watch as I was rooting for him against that cheating snake Dillashaw. I hope he dusts himself off, finds a new camp to compliment his TAM training and makes a comeback. All I can say is good luck Cody, I'll be watching win or lose.

[@nicholasdonin1465]

What's hard is knowing that faber imposed himself in that battle. Made Cody's corner, who got him the title, take a back seat. I think faber vicariously living thru Cody against TJ was a big reason it ended the way it did.

[@Rspenesmit]

@Sheily ArdoneCubanaEspañola🇪🇸 they all do some sort of drug enhancers, most of their careers, very few have not done so,

[@Switcheroo1]

TJ was just better, and finished him even faster in the second fight.. Cody liked exchange in the pocket, with his hands down, chin unprotected (that’s the downside to his wicked hand speed) Dillashaw had the threat of the takedown, could mix in head kicks, and finish someone on the ground if need be.. just a more complete fighter, but yeah Cody was pretty sensational at his best.. just lacked the chin

[@georgecostanza4233]

Make sure you stay away from alpha elf aka Uriah Faber

[@svresh]

It's almost like if there is a God he said "OK, your deal with Maddox will be honored but at the cost of never getting that success again" worth it tbh

[@deathdog1392]

The story with the kid is one of the most heart touching in all of sports not just MMA. IDC about the UFC keyfabe, he did a great thing for that kid. I will always be a big fan of Cody for that! 👍

[@a7gaskell]

Seriously some top level stuff man. I’ve seen a couple of your videos and it’s just been ridiculously well put together

[@richcantgame]

Not a huge fan of Cody but he obviously had a great story to champion and you could see how much he cared about Maddux. I’ve seen other celebrities use kids with health problems to make themself look better and I didn’t get that at all from Cody. (Probably hoping to do for Maddux what his own brother did for him, save his life.)

[@joegattog6695]

They still hangout too together when he’s not in camp. He posted on his Instagram that they went to his Hischool play

[@Rspenesmit]

he may be a good guy outside the Ring but inside it, he is a child that acts like an arz & lets idiots like Faber influence him, he should have left the team with T.J. and he would have fared much better as they were good friends, I think Faber was a touch jealous of that friendship as he wanted no part of T.J. himself.

[@Gingerbreadgorl]

Cody is fairly local to me and honestly the reason I started following mma. It’s been rough watching him fall, can only imagine what it feels like for him. I’d love to see him get a few wins under his belt and retire gracefully but… few do. Great video as always!

[@leeholmes9962]

Loads of respect to visit the little kid and feel the pain he was going through that to me is a great person I'm glad the little one pulled through this was both a heart breaking and inspirational story ✌️🇬🇧👍

[@WunHitWonder]

Watching this video was refreshing for a few reasons. First being it is nice to see what a good person Cody is when he is not trash talking opponents. His positive side is never showcased in promo videos and he is a good dude. Secondly, it is a nice reminder no matter how a person is in public when you meet them, you don't see their turmoils behind the scenes they deal with. I needed that reminder today. Thank you.

[@truman368]

Well said

[@Drexlyy]

yep now he’s about to get clipped by rony yaya😭

[@i5tephen668]

Seeing an entirely new side of Cody I never knew about was extremely refreshing, and emotionally moving. I wish him NOTHING but the best. You’re work is phenomenal keep it up. OSS!

[@CMA1967]

Much love and respect to this dedicated dad and friend in need. He should be celebrated as an exceptional example of courage. I don’t see any downside

[@TheRealDoomBot]

Honestly, I hope that wherever Cody is now, he’s still being a good father. At the end of the day that matters more. The highs in the sport are higher than anything but being there for his son will pay off way more in the future.

[@FTWLiveMusicScene]

Thanks for putting this video together, well done ! I completely identify with Cody, no Dad around, fighting all the time, massive bottled up anger...I am at least glad he found a way to channel his rage to top if only temporary - inspirational story

[@phil_matic]

In his one fight with Cruz, for 25 minutes, Garbrandt was the greatest fighter that ever lived. I don't think I have ever seen such a spectacular beating against such an illusive opponent. Cruz, the fighter that could not be hit, was not only hit hard and plenty, but his own strategy was used against him, and Cody evaded Dominick in a way that Dominick has to all of his past opponents. When Garbrandt's confidence was at an all time high, it seemed no one on earth could beat him. He had amazing KO power, and he was pretty good defensively. I hope we can see another winning streak out of him before he calls it a career, but if we don't, I'm happy to have watched him on the big stage

[@Mark-uh4zd]

That fight was really something else.

[@UseTheLess00]

Even though you've already set the bar high with docs like El Cucuy and more recently TJ's, you may have just outdone yourself. For all it matters, you have my unconditional support

[@chef8077]

I'll always love Cody! He's an amazing fighter and I wish him only the best life has to offer for him and his family!

[@secre7]

He gets memed on hard nowadays, but he was one of the reasons I got into mma, he was so fun to watch on his rise

[@bentolinmaddox9806]

I’m not an MMA fan, but I got this recommendation because I watch a lot of boxing videos. What good fortune! You’re a great storyteller, and Cody is a worthy subject who accomplished more than most people ever will in their lives. Thanks man.

[@xblacklistedx4888]

My man.. great video! Cody was one of the guys I always thought was going to be champ. Ever sense the dillashaw fight he hasn't been the same. Will always love his point at Cruz and love what he did. He has been a great one.. great guy!

[@Rich6816]

I knew all of this and I still got goosebumps seeing the clips of Cody winning - you have a serious talent my man, amazing documenter

[@paulzionsinger9355]

I met this guy two weeks ago after his win in Vegas at Wynn. Absolute class. He took photos with fans, handshakes. Dude is real humble and classy

[@dillondavis5063]

No matter what still one of my favorite fighters ever 🐐👑

[@rblxplaysmochax6808]

Toe to Toe ..... every time.

[@Coldblooded77kg]

Really insightful video 👏 The night Cody beat Cruz was a masterclass, so many intangibles that real students of the game could appreciate. Hope Cody and his family find peace.

[@OllieBlazin]

I can feel the heatwave coming again…

[@chimpmasterflex]

I'm someone who has only recently gotten back into mma roughly a year ago, and had no idea on the first half of this video. That kind of downfall is so tragic, because I mostly knew him as the dude who was just trying to bully dillishaw. Had no idea of the other side of him.

[@yohankim5577]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary. This was wonderful. For all of those who want to dicover Cody and Maddux's story on a much more deeper level, I highly recommend his book, The Pact. I don't care if Cody never fights again. Reading his book was so frustrating. Cody fell on his ass a hundred times way before his ascent to fame and fortune. And everytime he fell, he got up and overcame his obstacles. Just for that, his story is remarkable and in my eyes, he'll always be champ. Champ in and out the ring.

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

That’s for your comment and kind words! Really means a lot!

[@Sain8music]

Wow this opened my eyes on who Cody is, he has a heart of gold, to grow up without a father, avoid going down the wrong path in life as many of us do in his situation, he worked hard and became a world champion, he also motivated a child going through hell and both fulfilled their promises to one another, he is now a father and even without a good father figure in life he isn’t repeating the same mistakes his own dad had and is being an amazing father to his child. This is what a real man is, I hope I can be the same man in my journey.

[@tpeterson9140]

All respect to Cody for stepping in the ring not just once but multiple times even after taking beatings!

[@AdrianGonzalez-nk2fg]

I'm happy he achieved what he wanted, being ufc champion and giving his family a better life than the one he got. But it's also really sad to see how his team, specially Urijah, just used him however they wanted, fueled his anger and ego with lies and bad decisions, just because they hated TJ. At least he finally left them, hope he does better now and goes back to being the Cody we saw against Cruz

[@megamanxhunter]

To be honest, that anger made no sense to me. They hate TJ for leaving, but that shouldn't never have been down to TJ and Cody. Uriah's anger was never about TJ leaving, because we saw other fighters leave the camp and he didn't hold a grudge. His hatred came from the fact that TJ chose Duane Ludwig over him, that's his problem.

[@shinthetibia]

thank you for humanising these fighters

[@CxCoinHolder]

Winning the belt for that kid.. almost brought a tear to me eye

[@R.J.G469]

If his story was a downfall then where do I sign up. This man is inspiring.

[@IraqiSniper107]

Hang in there Cody. You're bigger than the UFC Showcase. Your not defeated unless you allow a small thing define who you are. theres chapters that we all must walkthrough. Walk and keep on moving forward. God Bless!

[@cwx8]

The problem with being this hyped is you get big fights. So you move up and down the ladder fast. You lose sight of the title fast as well

[@CarlosGonzalez-vu1ew]

Cody is a beast. He has no fear or backup. He’ll bang with whomever is dumb enough to do it!

[@LoneWolfe_XX]

I have been a Cody fan since his success and now his downfall. I honestly want to see Cody rise again. I feel bad for Cody and want the best for him

[@amandypanties]

he'll be back for ufc 285❤

[@LoneWolfe_XX]

@@amandypanties I’m really glad to hear that

[@runecr69]

8:24 You cant show us that photo while we got tears in our eyes bro😂😂that got me

[@ABr-hs3wx]

No joke , I think this is the best video I've ever seen my entire life . The story behind it end the work that went into it amazes me .

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Thank yous o much my friend appreciate it!

[@lukemclellan2141]

@@MixedMartialAcademic I'm only five minutes in after watching your mythical fighters video (which was hilarious, by the way!). I've been a long time fan of mixedmollywhoppery and more recently, napoleon blownapart. Looks like I now have a third MMA channel to add to my subbed list. Great job and please keep it up! Thank you.

[@USMCNav]

This is more of a success story to me. Should be re-titled, "From Losing Everything to UFC Champion." Respect to Cody!

[@tsarzamancorpdna]

Imma be real? Cody choosing his son over all else makes him a rare good man and I hope him and his family all the best Because we need more men like that

[@jackjones2067]

Love this channel 🙌 finally inspired me to get up and try some ju jitsu keep doing what your doing 👍👍

[@HatreddsVids]

My daughters been fighting cancer for three years now. If she can fight, we can all fight on and try our best to live life

[@levenkai1775]

Amén 🙏🏻❤️

[@phil_matic]

7:54. I said this myself, and Chael has too. On the night that Cody Garbrandt beat Dominick Cruz, he was the best fighter that division has ever seen.

[@Lbundy]

Cody still goes down as a ufc champion. Can’t ever take that away from his career. Many don’t even get the chance to fight for a title and this man won it, in a legendary performance👏🏼

[@jagerxgoat6227]

Cody definitely deserved a 30 minute video but regardless i am happy to see him on the channel and i am happy that i got to learn something new about cody

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Yeah man I really wish I had the time, hopefully in a few years I will revisit the man!

[@jagerxgoat6227]

@@MixedMartialAcademic thanks for the reply i really enjoyed the video the possibility of you revisiting the topic excites me i also look forward to a beneil dariush video if that is something you would be interested in doing

[@isaiah1931]

It’s always sour to think about how TJ was on EPO in their first fight and should’ve never been allowed to fight in the first place. Who knows what Cody’s career would’ve been like if he didn’t face TJ right away. Either way tho to rise the way he did and achieve the biggest thing on the biggest stage in the sport will never be forgotten.

[@havenlewis5913]

Just wanted to say thanks for making such quality content. Really enjoying it.

[@joshfranklin1894]

Wow! This is an extremely awesome video, so emotional

[@liamdoes8580]

Honestly Cody didn't have too big of a fall, made a ton of money, had one of the best title Performances ever and accomplished his dream. Just the fact that he came from nothing and now gets to be a dad and give his kids a great life is enough for him to be hugely successful

[@sproutsisters5398]

Dude rode Maddox battle to feed his own which is pretty cool. When you're struggling to get up to go to the gym in the morning but see this kid who has no choice in his position it breaks you out of that perspective. That kid would trade place with him in a heartbeat. Even losing a UFC fight means nothing compared to losing the fight against cancer... no matter how embarrassing that lose could be, you get to walk out of that ring and try again if you want. You have choices, that kid didn't have choices

[@conboy66]

Are you a casual or blind? He got knocked out 4 times since then

[@liamdoes8580]

@@conboy66 point being thats not too bad considering the heights he reached

[@madgavin7568]

Don't downplay it, Cody's fall is one of the biggest in recent memory. From being undefeated, beating Cruz decisively for the belt (overrated performance mind you), then going 1-5 in next his 6 with 4 said losses coming by way of brutal knockout and now unranked no closer to a title fight is very much a fall from grace. A steep one at that too, no matter how much you sugar coat it with irrelevant positivity's outside the cage.

[@conboy66]

@@liamdoes8580 it is when your put out 4 times

[@Elber_Gudo]

Didn’t know Cody’s full story! Respect, and amazing video

[@diegor5830]

Your channel and videos are so underrated the quality of video you produce is second to none.

[@fernyology]

Such a beautiful deep video Cody is one of the greats 🙏🏽❤️

[@paulsmith5611]

It's been a while since I have seen Cody fight but I remember him being a great boxer who hit really hard but not much else. That works for a while, like Shane Carwin, but ends when you suffer a knockout from a harder puncher, or meet a well rounded MMA fighter that mixes up attacks better, or get injured. I didn't think Cody would keep the belt for too long due to his lack of wrestling.

[@surfergirl2943]

Cody G is legit one of the nicest guys in the game period. So much respect for him and his career. I cannot emphasize enough what a great person he is. Super glad to see others on here who have met him even once and say the same. I’ve spent more than two decades around these athletes and this sport is just brutal and you can be on top one moment and on the bottom the next. Thanks for such an great portrait of this person. Great dad, husband, friend etc. ❤

[@surfergirl2943]

@Sheily Ardone BEAUTIFULLY stated! I have to laugh because I was not a fan of Cody before I met him and I was so surprised he was literally nothing I thought he would be- in the best way. 🤍

[@josephkelley8641]

Cody's a beast. Yeah, might be something that needs adjusting, but the dude always brings it. Always makes a great fight/card. Real heart as well.

[@JonnyAbs-0]

I wonder if TJ had not been on performance enhancers, he likely wouldn't have recovered from Cody rocking him, and not in turn knocked Cody out. Cody's chin has never been the same since unfortunately.

[@krystalbex8171]

Oh my God y’all, calm the fuck down. He lost a few fights lol (to a cheater first of all), then he had three herniated discs in his back that went misdiagnosed for a long time. Also went through a breakup. He’s feeling better than ever and is still so young and able to overcome a few losses. Good luck on your next fight Cody🎉

[@levenkai1775]

Brother, I've been following Cody since 2014, if I'm not mistaken, and I'll continue to do so, I already knew this story, brother, Cody is a true champion, not only can you be in the good times, we also have to be in the bad times, I hope he returns to his position I have faith in the boy

[@amiineem8168]

Great guy Cody, thank you dude for making this amazing video as a tributeto a great champ and great person.

[@josemarialaguinge]

If he wasn't such an emotional fighter he might've beaten TJ, he had the skills, not the brain unluckily, a legend.

[@madgavin7568]

Cody is not a legend.

[@Dolf9271986]

This is an amazing video. You should be really proud of this.

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Thank you so much my friend

[@mistamike83]

love this guy it was hard to see him get lit up like hes been

[@lol-um3gm]

The music during his decline displays how sad of a fall it was from just a few fights before having him in peak tip top performance, he never got to fully show his skill, his prime was cut short, he’s a father and has beautiful wife and kids with nothing left to prove, he can be done.

[@ИванАверьянов-ч9л]

Such a good documentary. Thank you very mush for the video. I make my presentation in English class based on the video and it is such a pleasure to do it with my favorite topic.

[@sproutsisters5398]

The fight between Dominick Cruz and Garbrandt is hands one of the top performances in UFC fights for me. Like top ten maybe top 5 top fights. It wasn't about being a heavyweight giant, it wasn't about knockout power like conor, it had insanely high levels of toxicity due to the competition between alpha male gym and Cruz. Cruz took on an entire gyms hatred and that fight was wild. Most fighters stumble when they go into the UFC ring with all that pressure but these dudes performed at a high level I've rarely seen since or before

[@nolongerblocked6210]

Cody's a success story...not a failure!! He made it out of his crappy little town, became a big time prize fighter, won plenty of cash & the world championship. He accomplished more than 95% of the fighters who ever make it to the UFC

[@ghubbz36]

Feel like Cody's uncle should have been mentioned for getting him into boxing and wrestling. I thought his uncle was also his father figure growing up, but I could be wrong.

[@cordelllongstreath741]

Agree

[@cameronmartino1994]

As a Giant cruz fan, that performance from Cody that night, was the best title performance anyones ever had, including conor vs eddie , it was legit a masterpiece.....perfect in every way .....

[@LogicBob]

Bro, you're an amazing storyteller. So good!

[@ginovalentino5735]

Great Doc. I watched this the first time a few years ago when you first put it out.

[@iansteward4708]

Sounds to me like he’s better defined by the champion he is outside the ring. Belts are cool and all but it’s just a sport in the end…being a brother, friend, and a father when you didn’t have one yourself says way more about this guy than any UFC fight ever would.

[@Rob-jx5ww]

I never wanted to see someone suceed so bad before. I hope he can find something else hes passionate about besides fighting. 🙏🏽

[@Un_k_noWN]

Drugs

[@reelAImagicc]

Thank you for giving me a different outlook on Cody. I am no longer the idiot to in the comments laughing at how much he threw away his career, he’s a lot more than that.

[@lol-um3gm]

Some don’t get the slow decline, some hold the championship and get it taken in and their career taken in one match, it’s ok, what he did in the Octagon was untouched

[@mohammadmohammed4914]

I can’t wait 🤜🏿🤜🏿🤜🏿🤜🏿

[@MixedMartialAcademic]

Appreciate it my friend! More to come as always

[@mattmunson3256]

Your a got damn boss with these documentaries mate!

[@reelAImagicc]

That cruz Cody fight was a 2v1. The humility Cody had to stand by a kid who needed him the most vice versa is an incredible story

[@brandonwoods0905]

You never stop impressing me with these videos bro.

[@danielstaystrong]

These videos are really exceptional!!! Thanks so much.

[@joshpeters3225]

It's a shame he suffered those two knockouts to dillashaw, who was the CEO of EPO at the time.

[@mannyblackstar]

I'm happy you made a video for Cody. Good guy and one hell of an athlete when was in his prime 🙏🏻

[@markcredit6086]

I want this guy to produce a video for my life...what a great job

[@rocco_420]

I don't know that much about this dude but he's a legend for doing what he did for that kid.

[@dyrectory_com]

He ascended into the responsible role of fatherhood, this should be celebrate! 👪

[@therealREDRUMeVeRy1]

wow...well done job on this, i came in a cody hater and after watching this its hard to dislike the guy, great video

[@calumleggett8292]

Still one of the greatest fighter to come out of the ufc. Big respect to cody