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Guy Picks A Fight Against BJJ Black Belt – Ends Just Like You’d Expect

Guy Picks A Fight Against BJJ Black Belt – Ends Just Like You’d Expect

It’s never wise to pick a fight in the street. And it’s even less wise to pick a fight against someone in front of a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gym…
As it may turn out that this person is a BJJ practitioner.

And recently, one guy didn’t think through a situation like that well enough.
And he found himself in quite a pickle.

On the video below, he can be seen in a scrap with a BJJ black belt Trevor Cooper, right in front of a 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu academy.
And in front of a sign that spells “free trial class”, no less.

Renzo Gracie shared the video on social media and used it as a “warning” to all those who want to go head-to-head against a BJJ athlete:

It’s wise to think twice before crossing paths with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt, especially someone like our boy [Trevor Cooper].

Our advice is to walk away from a street fight, just as he attempted to do before being attacked by a significantly larger aggressor.

Well done for handling the situation effectively. Oss.

 

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What do you think of the video? How would you handle the situation if you were in Trevor Cooper’s place?

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