Much like a case of herpes, AJ Agazarm keeps coming back. This time he’s attempted to make himself relevant by calling out Jordan Burroughs. Of course Burroughs is focusing bigtime on the Olympics and has no definitive plans regarding mma.
AJ Agazarm, with his 0-1 MMA record and a wrestling experience that consists of being a walk on on Ohio State thought it would be a great idea to call out wrestling Olympic Gold Medalists with these words:
Hey bud –
I’m with ya on the whole Asskren thing, but take a fight at least before runnin’ your mouth
This isn’t wrestling.
If y’muster up the courage and wanna give it a shot, call up the @BellatorMMA crew. Best in the biz. Tell em you want your reality check from me.
— AJ Agazarm (@TheFloridaBoy) May 4, 2019
And just in case Agazarm’s MMA debut doesn’t have you convinced we tracked down some of AJ’s wrestling records *(hat tip EGDM of sherdog):
https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/22695/agazarm-aj/profile
As it turns out Agazarm went 0-4 in his wrestling career and did some fierce bench warming!
No wonder his MMA debut went sour
Burroughs is 33-4 in his wrestling career and here are some of his achievements:
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