It’s a good idea to troll and call out professional MMA fighters, right? Well, at least some people think it is – most of them being internet trolls who are not ready to step up to the challenge if the opportunity actually presented itself. However, one troll had it different; as he called out the UFC fighter Kevin Holland.
The guy called Jayden Draper texted Holland via Instagram, telling him that he could submit him, even though he’s a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt:
All I gotta say is even though you’re a black belt – I’m positive I could submit you. Prove me wrong.
Later on, he added:
Stop ducking me.
This troll thought he was a tough guy or skilled or some bs. So I put his ass on a bus, paid for his hotel room and brought him in for a session. How it started- pic.twitter.com/fsBiEcnvoJ
— Kevin Holland (@Trailblaze2top) January 29, 2022
And, well, Kevin Holland decided to take on the internet troll! And in what a manner he did so; he paid for Draper’s travel, accommodation, and then brought him in for a session. The two grappled and, as you might’ve expected, Holland choked him out in a remarkably easy way.
Check it out on the video below:
Vs how it’s going….
1 troll down, way too many more to go! #CallBigMouth pic.twitter.com/clypr4Lqwq— Kevin Holland (@Trailblaze2top) January 29, 2022
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