Which fighters give back to the MMA community the most?

[superreise]

not really giving back to the mma community but i remebder when james te huna gave all of his money for fighting alex gustafson to the christ church earthquake victims. and considering he isnt the most highly paid fighter i thought that was a great thing to do.

[UchihaMadara]

wow..great story guys..in the boxing scene, hands down its MONEY Pacquiao. His rags-to-riches story humbled him up to this day. He has a game show here in the Phils, when the contestant didnt get the jackpot of equivalent to $27K, he gave the same contestant $7K after hearing the problem of that guy..besides that, he often help his poor province.

[StrikersRevenge]

[Yeedeed]

Originally Posted by StrikersRevenge

This is what happens when you lose fights and have a tenter tantrum

[Elysianwing]

Originally Posted by Meathead Jock

Evan Tanner would have to be included in the list. Story about flying to build a playground for a charity:

Evan Tanner Helps Build A Playground - Bloody Elbow

Seconded.

[StrikersRevenge]

Originally Posted by Yeedeed

This is what happens when you lose fights and have a tenter tantrum

"Waaah! Me losey my belt! Waaah! No fair! Me no wanna be a big boy! Quinton gonn drivey monsta twuck and smash stuff coz it no fair!"

[Elysianwing]

Originally Posted by StrikersRevenge

"Waaah! Me losey my belt! Waaah! No fair! Me no wanna be a big boy! Quinton gonn drivey monsta twuck and smash stuff coz it no fair!"

It's not his fault, ok? He was all tired and crazy from his energy-drink induced sleep deprivation...and his friend's life was in great danger of not having seen "the secret"!

I blame Red Bull, I bet theres like not even any vitamins in that shit.

[Monopoly]

The Guida story made me an even bigger fan of his.

Originally Posted by Yeedeed

This isn't really as amazing a story as the Guida one, but at the Houston Expo Vitor Belfort gave VIP passes (Basically you get to show up to the expo early and get to meet the fighters before the regular pass holders can, and sometimes get to cut in lines with VIP passes) to any handicapped people he came across. Also Tito Ortiz kept the Punishment Booth open past the expo end time on the first day so more fans could get autographs.

I love this.

[NatureBoy**]

Brock Lesnar, Michael Bisping, Jon Jones

[Yeedeed]

Originally Posted by Monopoly

I love this.

Yeah that was pretty cool of him to do. I asked one of the staff if he's allowed to do that, and he told me "What're we gonna do? It's Vitor Belfort!"