How Tyson Pedro's Part-Time Coronavirus Job Helped Him Grow As A Person

UFC light heavyweight fighter Tyson Pedro is giving back to the community in Western Sydney, picking up a job as a delivery driver in his hometown of Penrith. The 28-year-old, who has been sidelined with ongoing knee injuries since late 2018, drops off food and groceries as Australia's coronavirus lockdowns continue. It's a good deed in a tough time, but Pedro says the job has helped him grow more than he thought it would.

[@kanethomo2483]

Pedros the man 💪🏼 great lad !

[@gerardanthonybadillo5328]

Cool to see fighters do other stuff aside from training and fighting 😎

[@kaisonzeke6757]

instablaster...

[@abraham1118]

I started uber eats and postmate deliveries during the pandemic I loved it at times and a few times it sucked but thought hey better than being stuck at home thing's are getting back to normal but I'll still do a delivery here and there

[@jaymanlinkin1897]

Good stuff uso ! Get the others involved

[@darkcadence938]

Miss you in the ring lightweight division is open up..

[@tmt2058]

The man uso keep it up

[@MrMarkvaega]

Awesome job uso.

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Phillip still running the shop

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🙂🍻🤙

[@jon8992]

Fight

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Mean uce