Michael Bisping doesn’t usually talk about the controversial Dillon Danis but he gave his 2 cents on the very unpopular BJJ star’s embarrassing altercation and arrest in front of a New Jersey nightclub.
For Bisping, Danis, who has only fought in MMA twice (2-0) since making his professional debut in 2018, is a stain in the MMA community and shouldn’t be in the sport.
Bisping admits that Danis’s has an admirable Jiu-Jitsu pedigree (although he hasn’t won anything significant at black belt), but he is mostly for having trained Conor McGregor and getting into a fight with Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Bisping said on his podcast:
“I can’t believe I’m talking about Dillon Danis, who I refer to as ‘Dildo Danis’ — which is a little immature, but it fits him perfectly.”
“He’s a stain on mixed martial arts, and I wouldn’t normally give him the time of day. The guy hardly ever fights. I think he’s had two fights for Bellator, he’s best known for being Conor McGregor’s number one coat rider, if you know what I mean. Apparently, he’s good at Jiu-Jitsu or whatever, I think he’s got plenty of losses in that world as well. And he just copies Conor’s whole schtick. He’s a very, very, very, very, poor man’s Conor McGregor. He’s like a broke version of Conor McGregor that’s lost all his money, he’s gone broke, he’s hit rock bottom. And that’s what you’re left with, that’s ‘Dildo Danis’.“
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