It’s been a wild ride for the New Jersey’s bouncer who choked out Dillon Danis a few nights ago. After the news broke out that he’ll start training BJJ with Tom DeBlass, the bouncer will now get tickets for the next ADCC event – as a present from none other than Gordon Ryan!
Ryan shared the following post on his social media:
@chance_3141 the hero everyone didn’t know they needed.
Previously, Tom DeBlass posted on his Instagram account that the same bouncer is going to start training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with him, in his academy!
Guess who starts training with me a Monday? Yes, the unsung hero @chance_3141 that made Dillon tap.
He told me: “Tom i was sick of his mouth, I told him that he’s lucky it wasn’t you, I wasn’t even warmed up yet. This is NJ, and he’s nothing but a blonde bully bozo.”Chance, you have free training for 1 year at my Academy. Dillon, if you seek revenge it won’t end well. Xo
This all came to be after Danis has been arrested in front of a nightclub, for alleged disorderly conduct. But what perhaps made the headlines even more than the arrest itself is that Danis – a BJJ black belt – has previously been placed in a Rear Naked Choke by the aforementioned bouncer.
You can check out the RNC at play on the video below:
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