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(WATCH) UFC BJJ Prospect Landon Elmore Beats Up Man Who Gr*ped His Girlfriend

(WATCH) UFC BJJ Prospect Landon Elmore Beats Up Man Who Gr*ped His Girlfriend

UFC BJJ prospect Landon Elmore has found himself at the center of a viral incident – after intervening during an altercation involving his girlfriend, Trinity Pun.

The incident, which was captured on security camera footage and later circulated widely across social media, occurred while the couple were shopping at a newly opened store near one of their favorite restaurants.

Elmore, a 19-year-old purple belt under renowned coach John Danaher, later shared his version of events on social media.
According to him, an unknown man intentionally got his attention before allegedly slapping Pun on her behind.

After witnessing the incident, Elmore immediately confronted the individual:

He throws a punch at me and I sent him across the room and bloodied his face so bad you can’t see the lower half of his face.

Store employees later informed him that the man was allegedly known to staff and had previously been banned from the location for theft-related incidents:

Just a PSA to everyone to always be aware of your surroundings and stick up for your loved ones!
Thank you to the store managers for listening and helping me out.

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