The Tragic Story Of A UFC Fighter That Makes You Think ...
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is an American mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion company based in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is owned and operated by TKO Group Holdings, a majority owned subsidiary of Endeavor Group Holdings.It is the largest MMA promotion in the world as of 2023. It produces events worldwide that showcase 11 weight divisions (eight men's and three women's) and abides by the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts. As of 2022, it had held over 600 events. Dana White has been its president since 2001 and CEO since 2023. Under White's stewardship, it has grown into a global multi-billion-dollar enterprise.
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The Tragic Story Of A UFC Fighter That Makes You Think ...
The high cost of being a champion!! You don't hear about the fighters that never won but still ended up like this
This guy is amazing and a really nice guy. I’ve recently trained with him and it was one of the most humbling experiences in my life. Dude is ridiculously strong. He is in the Barrie hall of fame and is highly respected in this city.
He already said MMA didn't fucked him up, it was the K-1 bouts. It was hard to watch, he was getting destroyed in K-1, he was getting KTFO in almost all his K-1 fights.
This man still has the most vicious ko in UFC history.
"The star that shines twice as bright, fades twice as fast"-- from the original Blade Runner.
this was really great video of what happens to fighters after their careers are done
Humans weren’t designed to be bashed about. It’s entertaining though 😂
I didn't know any of this. Ty for the video. Well done. What a beast in his prime.
Remember this man in the early UFC days! Hope he does okay - hang in there!!!!
Big daddy, Canadian legend
legend. so sad. much respect stepping in the ring/cage. Thank you for the memories
I think that gym owners need to be more responsible for fighters than the promotions, athletic commissions or governing bodies around the world. I say this because it's not necessarily the fight that is causing CTE. It's fighting after getting a concussion. Fighters get suspended, I think for 90 days, after getting KO'd and think it should be at least 6 months depending how bad it was. The only issue with that is that the fighters will then go home after a fight and start training again a week later. So instead of resting and letting the brain heal they will start sparring way too soon. Gyms should have certain rules in place about not letting fighters spar for however long it takes to heal after getting a concussion and should be penalized if they allow it. I think that they should be held responsible for it too
Sad story much respect to this legend
CTE aint no joke
Working at the Honda plant was a dream job for many back in the day.
He was a good fighter and a arm wrestler
you are an amazing man and wont be forgotten
God bless you Gary.And thank-you for the memories.
That's terrible. I remember big daddy. He is one of the OGs of MMA. No concussion protocols back then & a lot of mismatches in skill level also. Crazy to think you could throw someone that earned a black belt in a month into a cage or into K-1 against the world's best kickboxers. Early MMA was really a freak show for blood lust. It's not the same sport that it is today. He did pretty well in MMA. despite it all. Probably not a good idea to throw him into K-1 though. He also fought well past his prime. I'm glad Gary gets that free healthcare in Canada. I've seen documentaries of pro wrestlers that are bankrupted with medical bills despite earning a decent living in the US. It's terrible. I'm glad he's got a family that loves him.
This is so sad, but even here, hes a warrior.