Jeff Glover is facing backlash after allegedly sending a series of messages to the wife of another BJJ black belt, following a dispute surrounding a seminar.
Details about the disagreement between Glover and the black belt remain unclear.
However, the woman who has spoken publicly about the incident shared her account of what happened in a TikTok video:
Basically, he messages me.
I have never met this man.He did a Jiu-Jitsu seminar at my husband’s Jiu-Jitsu school where he is a black belt.
Literally never met this guy. Apparently there was some, I don’t know, beef or something with my husband.So what does this man do?
You know, as any rational grown man would do, he messages the guys wife who he has a problem with.Calling her Miss Piggy because you know, why not call me fat?
Asking if we have a security system, I’m not sure if that’s meant to be a threat or what, I don’t know.I’m pretty sure this guys lives in another state.
Then just kinda sends me another message about my husband being a baby or something, I don’t really know.
@sophiefletchergilmore Do y’all know Jeff Glover? Do we think he’s for real? Are all BJJ people like this? #JeffGlover #JiuJitsu #BJJ #FYP #instagram #creep ♬ original sound – Sophie Fletcher Gilmore
She had also shared an alleged screenshot of the messages:

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