All these original guys who looked like super hereos or comic book characters, Dan Severn, Don frye, Ken Shamrock these were the guys that launched MMA into the stratosphere. They missed the big money but they deserved it more than anybody.
@@mwilliamshs Amen to that brotha, all these original guys who looked like super hereos or comic book characters, Dan Severn, Don frye, Ken Shamrock these were the guys that launched MMA into the stratosphere. They missed the big money but they deserved it more than anybody.
Don Frye was the epitome of a warrior's spirit. Never afraid, never intimidated, always respectful after his fights with opponents. He is an inspiration and a legend. The same can be said of the many opponents he faced. Don Frye will someday die, but like the great warriors, his name will live forever.
i mean look at modern fighters.. super cocky, insult each other, talk obout each others familys, fight dirty and dont stop punching after the referee stops the fight.... Don was the opposite
My dad surprised me with tickets to the Miesha Tate/Ronda Rousey fight. I had never been to such an event, nor seldom watched the sport at all, but was happy to tagalong with him. We sat roughly 3 rows back (watched that elbow snap up close and personal) and was pleasantly surprised with how many big celebrities we sat amongst (not sure how he got such good tickets). In walks Don Frye. I had no idea who this man was, only that I'd never seen my dad so excited. He hands me his phone and says "I want you to get my picture with this man, son. Even if he starts beating the shit out of me." My dad, who I chalked up as one of the strongest "working man strength" men I'd known in my life, very awkwardly approached Mr. Frye (who had a couple beers in him by this point) and goes "Excuse me, sir." Mr. Frye, without even looking, goes "No pictures!" My father retorted "How about one of you kicking my ass then?" He loved that and gladly let me take their picture together. Completely made my dad's night and as soon as we got home he showed me the video of Mr. Frye fighting Takayama. I still chuckle about that memory to this day knowing if Mr. Frye would have started laying the beatdown, my dad would have been laying on the ground with a smile and a thumbs up to have received a total whoopin from this legend.
This is the best story I've heard in a while. Don Frye so amazing that your regular blue collar man would happily take an ass whooping from him and smile
Lol this is what i was thinking as well. They just have that classic friendly hard working dad look when they smile but when its time for action they suddenly look like a killing machine with eyes of a tiger that could match Mike Tysons glare.
One comment he made, cant remember what he said but he made a reference to a Queen song, so maybe he has been told he looks like Freddy Mercury as well lol
"You can't help but respect someone, who chases victory so relentlessly, even after a record of 20 losses and 7 victories" respect for saying that. That's definitely the spirit of a warrior, and most people can only see greatness in champions.
Don Frye and Dan Severn will always be my favorite fighters of all time, ive not seen anyone quite like those guys. Dan was just so unbelieveably powerful, and Don was a machine, he simply couldnt and wouldnt give up you could beat the crap out of him and he will instantly pop back up and drop you. His resolve was unmatched.
Don Frye is a real pioneer of MMA as royce Gracie, Ken Shamrock,... At their time, it was just true free fight and nothing else. Thanks so much to them for what they bring to their sport
One of the best in the early years, that's it,no disrespect to him but his skill set was one dimensional at best,no kicks,awkward punching ( check out Frye vs Jerome Lebanner-kickboxer) descent wrestling,but not enough to deal with Mark Coleman,no jiu jitsu game,just tough and strong
@@mojojoji5493 It's called Reality..He was tough,no doubt,but not great,c'mon lol BTW If you're going to go back and forth with someone learn how to properly form sentences
You're just a salty anti-Dana boy. Don was in the UFC when it was just starting and still operating at a loss, or just scraping by... what money was Dana supposed to give him? The company was broke af back then... States were trying to shut them down, couldn't get sanctions, etc. UFC was struggling at the time. They only started making a lot relatively recently as far as big businesses go
I love when the fighters embrace at the end. Seeing the respect for each other is great. There is so much arrogance in sports and entertainment these days.
@@teddyperkins3406 there are lots that don’t as well. I’m speaking about the two at the conclusion of the match where they embrace you can see the utmost respect for each other. Most of the fights I’ve seen the winner does his victory dance and straight into I’m the baddest mofo on the planet bull crap. Granted they could all beat me to a pulp but the character of people these days seems to be diminishing.
Being from phoenix, I talked to Don at the country Club in Van Nuys, he was just a new young fighter that I liked his style, the only thing that seemed to bother him, was his wife didn't like him fighting. I' m 93 now, and I still like his grit and style. The only advice I can give him now is, Don stay in the gym, 7 days a week even if it's only half an hour a day......Randall
Don Frye was the ultimate fighter,he was the UFC,he was the the predator he was the beast he was all the nicknames people call themselves today, the true legend of mixed martial arts
*It's refreshing seeing these dudes act like professionals. No show boating, no shit talking. They beat the piss out of each other and then shake hands.* Before all this tattood, colored hair, social media fueled nonsense. Just fighting.
I like how even tho there were no rules, Don decided to not trow strikes to head against a smaller opponent. Dan did similar things. True Man of Class. Nothing bit Respect. 💯
There is this unsanitized 'look' to these old fights. Of course MMA has evolved to a higher standard but I can still get a kick out of watching most of the old fights over most of modern fights.
.... well observed. THATS THE QUALITY OF A TRUE WARRIOR. YOU ME US. CAN APPLY THAT ATTITUDE IN OUR LIVES. Like paying Bills. Dealing with ailments. Diet ; cancer a Break up ; Nutrition... etc etc. we’re ALL WARRIORS. it’s just not only physical. I use TOO train. For 5 years. I’m pass my prime now. But I hav applied that Warrior Mentality. To other. AVENUES. YOU TOO MY FRIEND. .
I love in sierra vista Arizona.. the proud home of the frye family.. our main street and part of town named after his family.. fry blvd and a section of town known as frye town
In spite of there always being incredible fighters throughout the world, I still feel like it’s true to say that “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore.”
7:56 If only the fighters would do this strategy more often. Love to see the brutal body shots, forget the face. Hall is a beast to take 10 mins of body shots by an early Frye.
@@wyattsayer I will not like to ever fight that guy no. Some people are just different. They don't feel pain he's one of them. God gives gift of great aggression great power and a big set of nuts. He brought everything when he fought props to him. 👍👍👍
@@shanejones1002 I don't think so. Give you another example the boxer Arthur Beteviez. Nobody wants to fight him. Have you ever gotten in the ring? Just asking you a question no disrespect
@@JoseDiaz-yl9sh the black race are the most dominant in every sport and that's a fact buddy. Example you people had all white football league. Now it's all black league. What goes around comes around. Asking if I got in the ring. Your mother didn't ask me that when she was sitting on my lap telling her a bedtime story. Move around buddy. I can't punch you with text. Tricks are for kids
Takayama has a cervical spine injury and currently lives in a wheelchair. But he still fights desperately to get into the ring. yes. Like this match, he never gives up and fights.
Don I hope you're alive and well. Watching you fight has given me some great and exciting memories. Those were the day's. Good health to you Don. A Champion for all time!
The “Dan & Don’s toxic masculinity” podcast is definitely worth checking out. Don was the best! Man did he age roughly, though. He sounds and looks 10 years older than he is but still tough as nails.
I was in highschool during this time and was a decent wrestler with a few college's watching my progress and to see high level wrestling have success and show it's worth was a big deal for me as a young athlete and coming up in an area where wrestling was a big deal a school with multiple state championships and a program that was top notch.... Men like Dan Severn don Frye and chel sonnon were larger than life and the closest thing to "pro athletes" that kids in my sport had ... Ps yes I am well aware of mark Coleman especially living in Ohio but as someone who has met him and paid for training camps from his organization...I was very disappointed by his shitty additude and the lack of any respect for anyone else.... I wish I had better things to say but that was my experience
Don Frye still doesn’t get the recognition he deserves. He was such an icon in mma.
He does. Bad man!
True rolemodel
Why you tell shit? I'm living in an ass of the world and me and my friends know all of his fights!
He's gotten plenty of recognition
I agree 100%
All these original guys who looked like super hereos or comic book characters, Dan Severn, Don frye, Ken Shamrock these were the guys that launched MMA into the stratosphere. They missed the big money but they deserved it more than anybody.
Stratosphere*
amen to that brotha, & theres always that ONE GUY that gotta correct that spelling error like YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN lad 😊
@@someonecool777 You mean like a school teacher? Horrible people, they don't contribute to society at all. Everyone should just be stupid.
@@mwilliamshs Amen to that brotha, all these original guys who looked like super hereos or comic book characters, Dan Severn, Don frye, Ken Shamrock these were the guys that launched MMA into the stratosphere. They missed the big money but they deserved it more than anybody.
Kev: You are damn right.
I got the chance to meet Don many years ago. He autographed my shirt and treated me like we'd known each other forever. Totally cool person.
cool story
Thats awesome, and I'm not surprised. He seems like a real cool guy.
Maybe he hit you in sparring, but you forgot then?
True American patriot and hero. I've watched many of Don's fights and they have humbled me. Truly an artist.
Awesommeee I wanna get something autographed by him lol
Frye tells opponent “We can do it again” after the opponent try’s to gouge Frye’s eyes out. What a beast.
Exactly bro and he didn't even call him out on it I woulda said it on mic 🎙️
Don Frye was the epitome of a warrior's spirit. Never afraid, never intimidated, always respectful after his fights with opponents. He is an inspiration and a legend. The same can be said of the many opponents he faced. Don Frye will someday die, but like the great warriors, his name will live forever.
I went to oklahoma state university. My entire family has and don frye has always been a hero legend to me my entire life.
I feel he was the best ever
i mean look at modern fighters..
super cocky, insult each other, talk obout each others familys, fight dirty and dont stop punching after the referee stops the fight....
Don was the opposite
Don was my first favorite fighter. What a legend. I can only imagine what his legacy would be like if he didn't start so late.
He was my first favorite too. Dynamite in both hands and world class wrestling. No trickery. Nothing fancy. 👍
@@MrTyjnash nothing but masculinity
That little grin he'd give too, always made cheer.
Same, he looks like my grandpa too 😂 and my grandpa is a beast with a mustache 🤣
Don Frye vs Yoshihiro Takayama will forever be one of my favorites. Both guys fought hard!
This is like...how it should go for most competitors.
Definitely a favorite GIF of mine 😂
The holding each other and teeing off part felt a little paid for by the promotion tbh. Still a legendary clip.
@@Chillllllbruh iirc all the fights before hand were pretty boring, they agreed to just go full bore right from the start
I watched the video on RUclips and holy crap. Nonstop action and hits dude
Tom Selleck in his final form was nothing to mess with.
Lol.
If I may humbly contest the point: Tom Selleck in any form is not to be messed with.
His final form 😅😂
Best comment ever
😂😂😂😂
Don Frye is a beast and probably one of my favorite fighters. He deserves way more recognition than he gets
There could only be one Don Fry. He brings pure destructive power in the octogon. Legend...legend...legend.
Legend has it Don's mustache was a bareknuckle boxing champion in the 1920s....
🤣🤣🤣
I heard there isn't even a lip underneath. It's just another fist.
@@jthopkins2544bro 😂😂😂
Oh sorta similar to Chuck Norris goatee😂
You are all wrong. He had the first bullet proof moustache ever. Apparently he once tried too shave it off but it kept breaking the razors.
Much respect to Don. I hope he's doing well. A real warrior.
he isnt. his life is shit now.
He and Dan Severn do a podcast now I believe.
@@adammatis5527 yes, and Don is hilarious!
Dan and dons toxic masculinity podcast is where you can find him now
@@patient_6925 Oh,did that hurt your feelings?
I don't care how many fighters I watch and admire, of whom there are MANY, Don Frye will forever be my hero in the sport.
Been a big Don Frye fan since the beginning. Dude is tough as nails, and a class act to boot. I hope he is living his best life now.
Undeniably one of the very best MMA fighters in history! I applaud u sir Don Frye!
Watching it now in 2023. He STILL UNBELIEVABLE. TRUE WARRIOR.
24 december 2023 😂
My dad surprised me with tickets to the Miesha Tate/Ronda Rousey fight. I had never been to such an event, nor seldom watched the sport at all, but was happy to tagalong with him. We sat roughly 3 rows back (watched that elbow snap up close and personal) and was pleasantly surprised with how many big celebrities we sat amongst (not sure how he got such good tickets). In walks Don Frye. I had no idea who this man was, only that I'd never seen my dad so excited. He hands me his phone and says "I want you to get my picture with this man, son. Even if he starts beating the shit out of me." My dad, who I chalked up as one of the strongest "working man strength" men I'd known in my life, very awkwardly approached Mr. Frye (who had a couple beers in him by this point) and goes "Excuse me, sir." Mr. Frye, without even looking, goes "No pictures!" My father retorted "How about one of you kicking my ass then?" He loved that and gladly let me take their picture together. Completely made my dad's night and as soon as we got home he showed me the video of Mr. Frye fighting Takayama. I still chuckle about that memory to this day knowing if Mr. Frye would have started laying the beatdown, my dad would have been laying on the ground with a smile and a thumbs up to have received a total whoopin from this legend.
This is the best story I've heard in a while. Don Frye so amazing that your regular blue collar man would happily take an ass whooping from him and smile
Funny shit dude
Quality comment. Thx for sharing. 🤣👊
Your story made me smile such an amazing memory life experience
That's awesome man! What a story!
Don Frye, in the Universe also known as Omni-Man.
Lol this is what i was thinking as well. They just have that classic friendly hard working dad look when they smile but when its time for action they suddenly look like a killing machine with eyes of a tiger that could match Mike Tysons glare.
@billfred9411 Younger Frye vs Prime Tyson would be the only thing more intense than this fight. Lol. Mike is a beast, but Don hunts beasts...
@jvstrats8640 That was my thought too! As soon as I first saw Invincible, I imagined Don Frye as Omni-Man
His eyes after the gouge were maybe inspiration for the red eye omniman scene.
Dude would cringe reading that
Don Frye, has a Jaw Line that can crack mountains. A physique fit like a greek God and the mustache that can destroy Goku's Ultra Instinct.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's amazing Don Frye did all of this after his legendary music career with the Eagles 🎤🎸🎶
lol
With the Eagles?!?! Before his brother Glenn Frye joined the band it was just Don Frye playing all the instruments, and doing all the harmonies
@@rickybobbyracing9106 Watching Don play two guitars during "Hotel California" was a life-changing moment for me.
This guy is the reason I became a fan of the sport. Absolute warrior.
You must be at least 100 yrs old. I'm so sorry I couldn't help myself 😅
100% American Bad Ass. Legendary.
This was the "alternative" fighting I grew up with.
These guys will always be the "OG" crew.
Might be an odd comment, but Don Frye had the physique that I aspire to have. Dude was rock-effin'-solid like a concrete wall.
Would you 69 with him?
He literally looks like how I imagine Superman. Not overly huge but like you said, absolutely rock solid as if the body was chiseled from marble.
@@RSpracticalshooting Would you give him a message to relax his marble body muscles?
I'd do whatever daddy wanted me to
@@skettinbutter3635 🤣
Frye guy was a madman. Every fight had heart and brutality. Long live the Don.
For me is Don one of the most talented MMA fighters ever. Respect to the Legend.
Don Frye is an all American bad ass with brutal punches he needs more recognition
Him saying being in that guard was a rest is hilarious. He's a legend and there will never be another legend like Don Frye. Hell yea dude
He's like Tom Selleck but angry and with big balls
One comment he made, cant remember what he said but he made a reference to a Queen song, so maybe he has been told he looks like Freddy Mercury as well lol
@@heretoannoyu4706: Aw man! That's not even close to true.
Don't forget the hypodermic sticking out of his ass, pretty sure Tom Selleck never did steroids.
@@knivesgunfights526 the fact he said a line from a queen song or he looks like Freddie?
that's fucking Mike Haggar
Terrific video! An epic highlight reel with great info on his opponents & wins. Much respect for Frye!
"You can't help but respect someone, who chases victory so relentlessly, even after a record of 20 losses and 7 victories" respect for saying that. That's definitely the spirit of a warrior, and most people can only see greatness in champions.
The level of aggression and conviction he exhibited is incredible
with gorilla hormones yes
Don Fry never tapped. That's how tough he was
When you got don Frye in a submission, you tapped.
Don was always humble
well, no one made him tap.
Fry and many others fought on pain killers, his fight with shamrock while on pain meds is why his legs were never the same again.
@@NavyVet4955 One of my favorite fights of all time...
Don Frye and Dan Severn will always be my favorite fighters of all time, ive not seen anyone quite like those guys. Dan was just so unbelieveably powerful, and Don was a machine, he simply couldnt and wouldnt give up you could beat the crap out of him and he will instantly pop back up and drop you. His resolve was unmatched.
@@hushed6160 lel
I don't anything about the history of the UFC. That story was amazing. It was fun how much freedom he had in these old fights.
Don is the dude you want on you team in a bar fight lol
Don Frye is a real pioneer of MMA as royce Gracie, Ken Shamrock,... At their time, it was just true free fight and nothing else. Thanks so much to them for what they bring to their sport
I absolutely LOVE the respect these men show each other. LEGENDARY!
I have taught MMA for years. Back in the day I was pretty good… but nothing close to these guys. Nothing but respect for these guys. Don is a beast.
XO you must really love touching other dudes
I watch all the global fight clubs, Frye is part of the cream! Always a superior Gladiator. 👏👏👏👏
Best pound for pound squabbler ....I've ever watched 👀 go Frye
why did hollywood miss this guy..Don should be in the big screen with that look..
Watch Godzilla Final Wars
He got some roles later on... But let's be real, he could have been a movie star in his heyday.
Then, he could’ve. Now he looks like a Mexican grandpa. His voice tho… he sounds like he chews car engine and gargles with boulders
@@Jedimindkillerjr so did you..when u got old..i meant AT THAT TIME stupid
@@barbicud he was in public enemies with Johnny Depp too
Don Frye was one of the best.
I would have never bet against him.
One of the best in the early years, that's it,no disrespect to him but his skill set was one dimensional at best,no kicks,awkward punching ( check out Frye vs Jerome Lebanner-kickboxer) descent wrestling,but not enough to deal with Mark Coleman,no jiu jitsu game,just tough and strong
He just punched with bad intentions such a wicked right arm
@@mojojoji5493 Wicked right arm?🤔 WTF are you talking about,he was never a big puncher
@@Mike-xh9kn ahh if you don’t know about that you know nothing !
@@mojojoji5493 It's called Reality..He was tough,no doubt,but not great,c'mon lol BTW If you're going to go back and forth with someone learn how to properly form sentences
He was amazing, the brutality of those fights will remain in the minds of the fans forever.
Don Frye is a beast! Helped to define the sport of MMA and put it mainstream
If a mustache had a name it would be Don Fry.
I always loved to watch him fight. A true legend that doesn't get the recognition he deserves
The fact that Don wasn't rich says everything we need to know about UFC
Wasn't a lot of money in the sport during Fry's run.
You're just a salty anti-Dana boy. Don was in the UFC when it was just starting and still operating at a loss, or just scraping by... what money was Dana supposed to give him? The company was broke af back then... States were trying to shut them down, couldn't get sanctions, etc. UFC was struggling at the time. They only started making a lot relatively recently as far as big businesses go
He was also in pride and several other promotions does that tell you all you need to know about them?
Many boxers make more in one bout than UFC fighters make in an entire career. It's terrible.
I love when the fighters embrace at the end. Seeing the respect for each other is great. There is so much arrogance in sports and entertainment these days.
wtf are you talking about? LOTS of guys show respect to each other after a fight
@@teddyperkins3406 there are lots that don’t as well. I’m speaking about the two at the conclusion of the match where they embrace you can see the utmost respect for each other. Most of the fights I’ve seen the winner does his victory dance and straight into I’m the baddest mofo on the planet bull crap. Granted they could all beat me to a pulp but the character of people these days seems to be diminishing.
@@cooper7354 nah. youre deluded if you think this is something new. stop pretending that honor left the UFC just because older fighters retired.
Being from phoenix, I talked to Don at the country Club in Van Nuys, he was just a new young fighter that I liked his style, the only thing that seemed to bother him, was his wife didn't like him fighting. I' m 93 now, and I still like his grit and style. The only advice I can give him now is, Don stay in the gym, 7 days a week even if it's only half an hour a day......Randall
You should also do Mirko Cro Cop btw I'm from Croatia
Don Frye was a monster. Him and Ken Shamrock are my all time favorite MMA fighters. They were just so damn fun to watch.
Don Fry: the human form of a raging Wolverine. What a legend!
I met Don at a meet and greet with Ken Shamrock on a tour to promote their fight. …such a cool dude .
yeah, I remember that!!
Didn't you noticed that mustage bra 😂
Don Frye is a absolute LEGEND!
Don Frye was the ultimate fighter,he was the UFC,he was the the predator he was the beast he was all the nicknames people call themselves today, the true legend of mixed martial arts
Wow. What an incredible career. He is the definition of a warrior!
All those Chuck Norris jokes could apply exactly to Don Frye
there's no lip under Don Frye's moustache, there's only another fist
Except don deserves the jokes because hes what chuck wishes to be
@@PattyBurg2448 🤣
What a great recap of this legend's career :) UFC Tom Selleck was always my favorite!
Don Frye was a beast!! This man is a legend and was my hero growing up.
*It's refreshing seeing these dudes act like professionals. No show boating, no shit talking. They beat the piss out of each other and then shake hands.*
Before all this tattood, colored hair, social media fueled nonsense. Just fighting.
"But Don's strangulation with his forearm put an end to Paul's torment!" Had me dying... 😂
It never gets old watching DONS fights. The true AMERICAN BADASS
He's got a lot of skill but the most mind blowing thing to me is his stamina. Man does not slow down one bit.
Great video, thank you for creating it !
He is the best of all time!!!! A true champion!!
Frye and Severn are the badass brothers of Freddy Mercury and Tom Selleck.
Hahahah nice one 👊
yes dude so well put
I like how even tho there were no rules, Don decided to not trow strikes to head against a smaller opponent. Dan did similar things.
True Man of Class. Nothing bit Respect. 💯
There is this unsanitized 'look' to these old fights. Of course MMA has evolved to a higher standard but I can still get a kick out of watching most of the old fights over most of modern fights.
Mr. Fry was the real deal. It's been awhile since we've had such a brutal fighter to entertain us.
Dude also beat Ken Shamrock as well. Gotta respect the pioneers.
Don frye was one of the great American forefathers of the sport. Always going to be in my top 3.
Favorite fighter of all time. A true legend
He’s in my top 3 incredible
Definitely one of the best! A legend!
Amazing fighter, loved watching him work in the ring
What a legend… yes he had skill but it was more heart/tenacity than anything. He had the mentality that he wasn’t walking out of that cage alive
Man a TRUE WARRIOR. ALL AROUND. STILL UNBELIEVABLE. DEE MAN
.... well observed. THATS THE QUALITY OF A TRUE WARRIOR. YOU ME US. CAN APPLY THAT ATTITUDE IN OUR LIVES. Like paying Bills. Dealing with ailments. Diet ; cancer a Break up ; Nutrition... etc etc. we’re ALL WARRIORS. it’s just not only physical. I use TOO train. For 5 years. I’m pass my prime now. But I hav applied that Warrior Mentality. To other. AVENUES. YOU TOO MY FRIEND. .
Don Frye has class, no bs, just doing his job and respected all his opponents, a good man.
Well said!
Always loved Don frye, what a great guy...
And a terrifying guy to get into a fight with!...
I love in sierra vista Arizona.. the proud home of the frye family.. our main street and part of town named after his family.. fry blvd and a section of town known as frye town
Don Frye was and is…and always will be a colossus and puglistic genius that bestrides the universe
I remember this man he was the real deal.
Best video 🔝🔝🔝🔥🔥🔥
Thoroughly THOROUGHLY enjoyable that. Thanks.
Don Frye was Omni-Man before Omni-Man was Omni-Man.
There is nothing more bad ass than mutual respect between fighters.
In spite of there always being incredible fighters throughout the world, I still feel like it’s true to say that “they don’t make ‘em like that anymore.”
yeah, fighters nowadays actually have technique and a better gameplan than simply clinching and trading blows like fucking cavemen.
7:56 If only the fighters would do this strategy more often. Love to see the brutal body shots, forget the face.
Hall is a beast to take 10 mins of body shots by an early Frye.
Don is Omni Man in the flesh.
Excellent vid!👍
Don fry... INSANO um dos melhores.
Don was the first really complete fighter in terms of being able to grapple and punch.
Absolutely.
Don Fry was a beast. Very strong person. Great genetics. A beast fact. 👍👍👍
Rampage and Jon Jones would have killed that clown. This is our sport we are first to none. This guy was fighting clones
Was he a beast?
@@wyattsayer I will not like to ever fight that guy no. Some people are just different. They don't feel pain he's one of them. God gives gift of great aggression great power and a big set of nuts. He brought everything when he fought props to him. 👍👍👍
@@shanejones1002 I don't think so. Give you another example the boxer Arthur Beteviez. Nobody wants to fight him. Have you ever gotten in the ring? Just asking you a question no disrespect
@@JoseDiaz-yl9sh the black race are the most dominant in every sport and that's a fact buddy. Example you people had all white football league. Now it's all black league. What goes around comes around. Asking if I got in the ring. Your mother didn't ask me that when she was sitting on my lap telling her a bedtime story. Move around buddy. I can't punch you with text. Tricks are for kids
Fantastic video thankyou
The only man needed in this world! DON FRYE..!!👊👊LEGEND!!
When he said "there can be only one"... he´s the HIGHLANDER!
Takayama has a cervical spine injury and currently lives in a wheelchair. But he still fights desperately to get into the ring. yes. Like this match, he never gives up and fights.
Wow... I had no idea. Interesting.
favorite fighter of all time, no equal
All the GREATS have staches! Don Frye, Sam Elliot Dan Severiegn, Tom Selleck , Samuel L. Jackson,...I'm gonna grow a stach. Yeah.
His stache will live on forever.
Don I hope you're alive and well. Watching you fight has given me some great and exciting memories. Those were the day's. Good health to you Don. A Champion for all time!
Don and Dan have a podcast called Dan and Don's toxic masculinity. I thought you might like to know.
@@b.g.7381 ❄️🤡
The “Dan & Don’s toxic masculinity” podcast is definitely worth checking out. Don was the best! Man did he age roughly, though. He sounds and looks 10 years older than he is but still tough as nails.
I was in highschool during this time and was a decent wrestler with a few college's watching my progress and to see high level wrestling have success and show it's worth was a big deal for me as a young athlete and coming up in an area where wrestling was a big deal a school with multiple state championships and a program that was top notch.... Men like Dan Severn don Frye and chel sonnon were larger than life and the closest thing to "pro athletes" that kids in my sport had ...
Ps yes I am well aware of mark Coleman especially living in Ohio but as someone who has met him and paid for training camps from his organization...I was very disappointed by his shitty additude and the lack of any respect for anyone else.... I wish I had better things to say but that was my experience