Media Update: Dillion Danis submitted by a security guard (Video)

UFC champion BJ Penn getting knocked out cold by a random fat guy. BJJ specialist/MMA fighter Dillon Danis getting choked by a security guard. "Power puncher" Conor McGregor not being able to knock out an old man with a sucker punch. Folks, MMA is fake.

MMA is WWE tier.
 
That's the thing about real combat situations, it doesn't matter if you are sober, drunk, ready, not ready, feeling good, sick, etc. He looks like he fought some one else and was taken down by security. One of the guys in the jersey turns around and rubs under his eye, looks like Dillon got a punch in on him and the other guy with the man bun is also a worker there. He's helping with the situation and he has a white towel in his pocket. It's usually what servers/bar people have on them at all times while working since they are constantly wiping something down from spilled drinks/etc. He also helped secure him with the other security and keep the area clear from other people.

Sport jitz has it benefits, but by itself it isn't complete in modern mma or street fighting situations. Everything changes when there is a hard floor/concrete and there are strikes being thrown. That's why it's best people cross train to be able to be ready for the other variables. Even training past just sport focused martial arts because real combat situations are very different.

I don't know the security's skill level but he seems to have been able to control Dillon at this moment, so I wouldn't be quick to assume Dillon can beat him because this situation the security had the upper hand and had Dillon stuck. It's just 1 security on him and not a group of security on him. Either way lots of security/bouncers train martial arts and a lot are actual fighters that compete or used to compete. Lots of UFC fighters were bouncers before fighting/training full-time.

I just don't think Dillon is good at any situation away from sport scenarios. From everything I've seen it doesn't seem like his comfort zone. Sport and real situations are very different, success in one doesn't mean success in the other and vice versa. Don Frye got KO by security/bodyguard in a hotel lobby before. Lots of situations like that happen in real life. Even Gaethje got tapped out by Nelks security when they were messing around. Some security have legit skills and a lot of their skills are more for real life combat situations and not so much sport fighting skills, even though a lot can do both and have done both as a career.

I'm not saying that sport jiu-jitsu guys can fight in real life. I know full well that real life is far from sport jiu-jitsu and even MMA. If you've read my posts, I always say that groups of people, concrete, weapons, dirty moves change the scenario. I don't think Dillon is a great fighter or comfortable on the street, I'm just saying, specifically, he can beat up that bouncer if both guys are sober and they went toe-to-toe, with no threat of interference, or legal hassles. That's my guess. I agree with your overall opinion, I just think Dillon has enough skills to beat up that bouncer who had him mounted or whatever.
 
Your opinion is wrong. I live in San Jose and there are a ton of MMA fighters in the area. Ive seen at least 10 get wrecked one on one in street fights. Bjj and MMA won't save you in a street fight. There's no red to stop someone stomping your face in either

I never said BJ and MMA automatically saves you in a streetfight.

I'm saying Dillon Danis (who I'm not a fan of) can most likely beat up that bouncer who had him mounted if they fought, under any conditions. That video doesn't prove the bouncer can beat Dillon in a streetfight, for all we know, Danis was drunk or blindsided or afraid of serious legal ramifications....

Is it possible the bouncer can beat up Dillon Danis in a fight seeing as how he's trained (based on video)? Yes, it's possible, but the smart money is on the professional jiu-jitsu player with a solid pedigree and one professional MMA fight which he won.

* I've lived in the Bay Area and am currently in Los Angeles, I know bouncers and the MMA world, I'm not some guy from a small town in Wisconsin. It's common knowledge bouncers train martial arts. Every bouncer wants to claim MMA cred.
 
No kidding.

Becoming one of Conor's biggest fanboys and emulators hasn't worked out so well for Danis...
It's not just that, it's how he carries himself as well. Seems like it goes against everything Marcelo believes in, so he made the right choice of not having someone like Danis represent him and his teachings.
 
I'm not saying that sport jiu-jitsu guys can fight in real life. I know full well that real life is far from sport jiu-jitsu and even MMA. If you've read my posts, I always say that groups of people, concrete, weapons, dirty moves change the scenario. I don't think Dillon is a great fighter or comfortable on the street, I'm just saying, specifically, he can beat up that bouncer if both guys are sober and they went toe-to-toe, with no threat of interference, or legal hassles. That's my guess. I agree with your overall opinion, I just think Dillon has enough skills to beat up that bouncer who had him mounted or whatever.
I don't think the legal issues matter to Danis at the moment because he was already fighting. He got controlled because he got controlled and he seems to be stuck. Others get fights broken up and not controlled by security, there is a difference between those situations and Danis situation. He was stuck. It would be better to see the whole thing play out to analyze it but I can't assume that Danis would beat him just on pure assumption when in this situation it seemed like the security was capable of getting him down and controlling him. So he has skills as well. Who is better, who knows? But in this specific situation the security came out on top. Usually security doesn't take someone down to control them if they aren't fighting back, seeing this leaves me to believe he was fighting with security before being controlled. Usually fights are just separated between the parties but if they start attacking security/staff then they get taken down and controlled. That what seems like happened in this situation.

Sport jiu-jitsu is effective, it's great knowing how to grapple and it's effective when you are on the ground. But cross training other arts, especially striking as well is needed in order to be comfortable wherever the fight takes place. If you are not used to strikes being thrown, or being hit, it will completely shock your body and mind when it happens in a real fight.
 
I don't think the legal issues matter to Danis at the moment because he was already fighting. He got controlled because he got controlled and he seems to be stuck. Others get fights broken up and not controlled by security, there is a difference between those situations and Danis situation. He was stuck. It would be better to see the whole thing play out to analyze it but I can't assume that Danis would beat him just on pure assumption when in this situation it seemed like the security was capable of getting him down and controlling him. So he has skills as well. Who is better, who knows? But in this specific situation the security came out on top. Usually security doesn't take someone down to control them if they aren't fighting back, seeing this leaves me to believe he was fighting with security before being controlled. Usually fights are just separated between the parties but if they start attacking security/staff then they get taken down and controlled. That what seems like happened in this situation.

Sport jiu-jitsu is effective, it's great knowing how to grapple and it's effective when you are on the ground. But cross training other arts, especially striking as well is needed in order to be comfortable wherever the fight takes place. If you are not used to strikes being thrown, or being hit, it will completely shock your body and mind when it happens in a real fight.

he most likely got jumped by multiple just not on vid also was prob wasted lollllll he even taps or maybethe big ass dude know some shit too n beat his ass 1 on 1 he does have so,me good technique I see
 
he most likely got jumped by multiple just not on vid also was prob wasted lollllll he even taps or maybethe big ass dude know some shit too n beat his ass 1 on 1 he does have so,me good technique I see
I'm not going to assume anything about the situation. I've seen the his other club fight video, it doesn't have to be a lot of people to get to him. He got superman punched by one guy while he was standing on a table/couch.

Seems like he did get a hit on one of the guys though, one of the guys with the jersey is rubbing under his eye and it looks like Danis gave him a shiner. Either way, nothing I've seen from Danis in all his street fights including getting jumped by Khabib shows that he's comfortable in these type of situations. He's always getting the worst of it. Compare that to Nate when he fought Khabib and his people inside a casino. Nate looks comfortable and aware while he's moving around everything that's going on. Dillon looks lost in every situation and is getting beat up in every situation.
 


Dillon Danis took a swing at a bouncer after he wasnt let into a bar in Seaside, NJ. Chance the Bouncer explained that it wasnt a very good punch and missed. After the miss he was put into a chokehold and brought to the ground and held there until he tapped and was arrested.
Prior to the punch Dillon Danis said "You dont know who I am?" And proceeded to Google himself and show the bouncer.
Bouncer did not know who he was and was refused entry leading to Danis getting choked.

Another MMA fighter losing a real fight to an average Joe.
 
Was Dillon Danis drunk , I thought the dude has world class bjj..
 
Was Dillon Danis drunk , I thought the dude has world class bjj..

who goes to bars sober?!? chances are he was wasted on booze n toots. but this video is a good one! he's such a douche.couldn't have happened to a bigger prick
 
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