Dillon Danis has found himself embroiled in yet another online feud…
This time trading barbs with controversial MMA commentator, The MMA Guru.
The spat began after Guru took aim at Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, dismissing it as “fake and gay” following Bryce Mitchell’s third-round TKO victory over Kron Gracie at UFC 310.
Guru’s post on X (formerly Twitter) targeted both Gracie and BJJ as a whole, accusing the grappler of tarnishing the sport’s reputation:
Bryce Mitchell puts that name merchant Kron Gracie to sleep in round 3 after two rounds of Kron trying to embarrass the sport live on a UFC PPV main card.
No ability on the feet & despite Rogan’s attempts to make it seem so, no threat on the ground.
BJJ is fake and gay.
Danis, known for his brash online presence and willingness to engage in public feuds, quickly fired back.
He challenged Guru to a sparring session and promised to “put him in his place”:
Let’s spar live and I’ll have you screaming for your life while I teabag you.
Guru followed up with a reply of his own, heating up the exchange even more:
The fact that YOU succeeded in BJJ is nothing but more proof that it’s a made-up martial art for unathletic gay nerd victims of life that can only implement it on people that don’t have any knowledge of it.
I’d Boston Crab you in 3 minutes, bring it.
Let’s spar live and I’ll having you screaming for your life while I teabag you. https://t.co/Skw0gzCOlM
— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) December 8, 2024
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