Some mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters who once proudly clasped the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) belt around their waist have gracefully stepped into the shadows to while away their elder years.
Others, not so much.
Tito Ortiz, 41, was at Bellator’s fan fest in Houston, Texas, on Thursday (Feb. 18, 2016) prior to the promotion’s “Shamrock vs. Gracie III” event to sign autographs and catch up with fans.
Everything was going swimmingly until Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal approached his table to offer his perspective on a man who is 3-8 since 2006.
Although the initial conversation in the above video is indistinct, Ortiz quickly turns hostile on the advice he’s apparently receiving from the 19-4 fighter.
“Nobody knows who the fuck…
Some mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters who once proudly clasped the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) belt around their waist have gracefully stepped into the shadows to while away their elder years.
Others, not so much.
Tito Ortiz, 41, was at Bellator’s fan fest in Houston, Texas, on Thursday (Feb. 18, 2016) prior to the promotion’s “Shamrock vs. Gracie III” event to sign autographs and catch up with fans.
Everything was going swimmingly until Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal approached his table to offer his perspective on a man who is 3-8 since 2006.
Although the initial conversation in the above video is indistinct, Ortiz quickly turns hostile on the advice he’s apparently receiving from the 19-4 fighter.
“Nobody knows who the fuck…