Instagram ‘clown’ Dillon Danis claims he had an affair with Paige VanZant, ’12 Gauge’ responds

Instagram 'clown' Dillon Danis ignites intense rivalry with Paige VanZant and Austin VanderfordA war is brewing between former UFC fighter Paige VanZant and internet troll extraordinaire, Dillon Danis. On Saturday, May…

Instagram 'clown' Dillon Danis ignites intense rivalry with Paige VanZant and Austin Vanderford

A war is brewing between former UFC fighter Paige VanZant and internet troll extraordinaire, Dillon Danis.

On Saturday, May 25 ’12 Gauge’ will step inside the boxing ring for the first time as she challenges influencer Elle Brooke for the Misfits Boxing middleweight championship at MF & DAZN: X Series 15.

Paige VanZant

During a recent interview with Misfits Boxing ahead of her promotional debut, VanZant was asked her thoughts on other mixed martial arts who have tried and failed to make a successful transition from the cage to the ring. In her response, PVZ specifically singled out Dillon Danis who delivered a wholly embarrassing performance against Logan Paul in October.

“Dillon Danis is not a fighter. He’s not a fair comparison…[Ben Askren?] Not a fighter,” VanZant said. “He’s a wrestler. Nate Diaz is great…Jorge Masvidal…I think a lot of people try to compare my career to UFC veterans who leave the UFC because they either get cut or it’s the end of their career.

I left the UFC when I was, gosh, 25…I wasn’t 40. I didn’t have a hundred fights under my belt. I was still young in the career and young in my sport.”

Of course, it didn’t take long for Danis to respond to the negative comment from VanZant. But instead of delivering some garden variety combat sports trash talk, Danis suggested that he and ’12 Gauge’ had a secret tryst during a couple of trips to ‘Sin City’ together.

“How fast they forget! Haha, relax, Paigey baby, just because I didn’t wife you doesn’t mean you have to be petty. Don’t make me bring up our two trips to Vegas and ruin your marriage,” Danis wrote on X.

Dillon Danis on Paige VanZant

Paige VanZant goes hard at Dillon Danis

Taking exception to Danis’ insinuations, VanZant delivered a scathing response on social media, revealing the one brief and fairly awkward interaction the two shared during her time with the UFC.

“There’s a certain clown on Instagram named Dillon Danis trying to talk some sh*t and stir up some drama, so let’s f*cking go,” VanZant said. “Dillon, obviously I said you’re not a ‘real fighter.’ My bad. I triggered you. I understand I hurt your feelings. But instead of coming back and just talking sh*t about me, saying I’m not a real fighter, what did you do? You kinda f*cked yourself, right? You backed yourself into a corner because now you have to come up with proof of this alleged affair.

“The only time I ever remember seeing you in Las Vegas was at the UFC athlete retreat. You walked up to me in a bar, asked me to peg you in front of multiple other UFC fighters, and I laughed in your face. That’s not the definition of a relationship, is it? And stirring up drama on the internet to try and fight my husband, there are definitely better ways that you could handle that. He’s got three things you will absolutely never have: 1) a wife 2) friends and 3) a real MMA resume.

“So, Dillon, I’m sorry I hurt your feelings, but when you’re a piece of sh*t like you are, it’s pretty f*cking easy.

Paige VanZant’s husband, MMA fighter Austin Vanderfor, also chimed in and suggested that if Danis wants to throw hands, he’s more than willing to oblige.

“Dillon, guy …,” Vanderford said on Instagram. “Let’s just fight. Paige’s comments seemed to upset you. We are the same weight. We can box or do whatever you want.”

Paige VanZant's husband comments on Dillon Danis

Aaron Jeffery: “I’m Just The Guy Who Beat Up Paige’s Man”

Bellator middleweight contender Aaron Jeffery feels his knockout over Austin Vanderford has been undervalued since Bellator 284. Jeffery stepped up on short notice and knocked out Vanderford in just 85 seconds at Bellator 284 earlier this month. It was…

Bellator middleweight contender Aaron Jeffery feels his knockout over Austin Vanderford has been undervalued since Bellator 284. Jeffery stepped up on short notice and knocked out Vanderford in just 85 seconds at Bellator 284 earlier this month. It was the former Dana White’s Contender Series prospect’s third-straight win and second since signing with Bellator. Vanderford’s…

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Gegard Mousasi Crushes Austin Vanderford In Minutes – Bellator 275 Highlights

Gegard Mousasi, Austin VanderfordIt didn’t take long for Bellator middleweight champion Gegard Mousasi to impose his will and finish top contender Austin Vanderford at Bellator 275. The fight began with a flurry of wild exchanges between the two middleweights on the feet. Mousasi was able to showcase solid boxing movements to elude Vanderford’s strikes. Mousasi was able to […]

Gegard Mousasi, Austin Vanderford

It didn’t take long for Bellator middleweight champion Gegard Mousasi to impose his will and finish top contender Austin Vanderford at Bellator 275.

The fight began with a flurry of wild exchanges between the two middleweights on the feet. Mousasi was able to showcase solid boxing movements to elude Vanderford’s strikes.

Mousasi was able to land a big right hand in the middle of a Vanderford takedown attempt to drop Vanderford to the mat. After quickly moving into top position off a sprawl, Mousasi landed a series of heavy elbows and right hands to finish the fight via TKO.

This was Mousasi’s second straight successful title defense since earning the middleweight title over Douglas Lima in 2020. He has since earned dominant wins over John Salter and now Vanderford since earning the middleweight throne.

A loss to Rafael Lovato Jr. at Bellator 223 ended up being a turning point in Mousasi’s career. He would lose the belt before going on his current four-fight winning streak and cementing himself as the best middleweight in Bellator.

Before signing with Bellator in 2017, Mousasi enjoyed a dominant run in the UFC that put him on the cusp of a middleweight title shot. But, a win over former UFC champion Chris Weidman at UFC 210 wouldn’t be enough to earn him the next shot.

As for Vanderford, his loss to Mousasi was the first of his professional career. He most recently earned one-sided wins over the likes of Fabian Edwards and Vinicius de Jesus en route to the title shot.

Mousasi continues to prove that he’s arguably one of the most underrated fighters in the world and it could take a big test to take away his Bellator middleweight title.

Check out the highlights from Mousasi’s win over Vanderford at Bellator 275.

Watch Gegard Mousasi Finish Austin Vanderford

Bellator 275 Results: Mousasi vs. Vanderford

Bellator 275LowKick MMA will be live on-site to bring you Bellator 275: Mousasi vs. Vanderford results throughout the night (Fri. February 25. 2022) live from the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland. Headlining the promotion’s return to Dublin for the first time since November: an undisputed middleweight championship bout between reigning champion, Gegard Mousasi, and the undefeated, Austin Vanderford. Mousasi, a former […]

Bellator 275

LowKick MMA will be live on-site to bring you Bellator 275: Mousasi vs. Vanderford results throughout the night (Fri. February 25. 2022) live from the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland.

Headlining the promotion’s return to Dublin for the first time since November: an undisputed middleweight championship bout between reigning champion, Gegard Mousasi, and the undefeated, Austin Vanderford.

Mousasi, a former DREAM, Strikeforce, and Cage Warriors champion, looks to score the second defense of his second reign as middleweight champion against the unbeaten, Vanderford — most recently stopping John Salter with ground strikes in the third round of their Bellator 264 clash back in August.

For Vanderford, the undefeated Dana White‘s Contender Series alum turned in his eleventh consecutive professional victory at Bellator 259, securing a unanimous decision win over Fabian Edwards.

In the night’s co-headliner — a historic high-profile All-Ireland clash between featherweight contenders, Sinead Kavanagh, and Leah McCourt.

Kavanagh, a native of Dublin, looks to grab a hometown win against McCourt — and subsequently rebound to the winner’s enclosure following a December title knockout loss to defending queen, Cris Cyborg.

For McCourt, the Northern Ireland native improved to 6-1 back in October at Bellator London — securing an impressive unanimous decision victory against Jessica Borga.

Bellator 275 Results: Mousasi vs. Vanderford

Bellator 275 Main Card Results: (Showtime 4 p.m. ET)

Middleweight: Gegard Mousasi (c) vs. Austin Vanderford

Featherweight: Leah McCourt vs. Sinead Kavanagh

Featherweight: Ciaran Clarke vs. Abou Tounkara

Featherweight: Khasan Magomedsharipov vs. Jose Sanchez

Bantamweight: Brian Moore vs. Jornel Lugo

Bellator 275 Preliminary Card Results: (YouTube/Pluto TV 2 p.m. ET)

Bantamweight: Khurshed Kakhorov vs. Brett Johns

Lightweight: Charlie Leary vs. Davy Gallon

Strawweight: Danni McCormack vs. Stephanie Ielo Page

Lightweight: Junior Morgan vs. Darragh Kelly

Lightweight: Daniele Scatizzi vs. Vladimir Tokov

Heavyweight: Gokhan Saricam vs. Kirill Sidelnikov

Featherweight: Nathan Kelly vs. Scott Pedersen

Catchweight: (146.8lbs) Lee Hammond def. Jamie Hay via first round (3:32) TKO (knee and ground strikes)

Bellator 275 Results: Mousasi vs. Vanderford

Bellator 275LowKick MMA will be live on-site to bring you Bellator 275: Mousasi vs. Vanderford results throughout the night (Fri. February 25. 2022) live from the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland. Headlining the promotion’s return to Dublin for the first time since November: an undisputed middleweight championship bout between reigning champion, Gegard Mousasi, and the undefeated, Austin Vanderford. Mousasi, a former […]

Bellator 275

LowKick MMA will be live on-site to bring you Bellator 275: Mousasi vs. Vanderford results throughout the night (Fri. February 25. 2022) live from the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland.

Headlining the promotion’s return to Dublin for the first time since November: an undisputed middleweight championship bout between reigning champion, Gegard Mousasi, and the undefeated, Austin Vanderford.

Mousasi, a former DREAM, Strikeforce, and Cage Warriors champion, looks to score the second defense of his second reign as middleweight champion against the unbeaten, Vanderford — most recently stopping John Salter with ground strikes in the third round of their Bellator 264 clash back in August.

For Vanderford, the undefeated Dana White‘s Contender Series alum turned in his eleventh consecutive professional victory at Bellator 259, securing a unanimous decision win over Fabian Edwards.

In the night’s co-headliner — a historic high-profile All-Ireland clash between featherweight contenders, Sinead Kavanagh, and Leah McCourt.

Kavanagh, a native of Dublin, looks to grab a hometown win against McCourt — and subsequently rebound to the winner’s enclosure following a December title knockout loss to defending queen, Cris Cyborg.

For McCourt, the Northern Ireland native improved to 6-1 back in October at Bellator London — securing an impressive unanimous decision victory against Jessica Borga.

Bellator 275 Results: Mousasi vs. Vanderford

Bellator 275 Main Card Results: (Showtime 4 p.m. ET)

Middleweight: Gegard Mousasi (c) vs. Austin Vanderford

Featherweight: Leah McCourt vs. Sinead Kavanagh

Featherweight: Ciaran Clarke vs. Abou Tounkara

Featherweight: Khasan Magomedsharipov vs. Jose Sanchez

Bantamweight: Brian Moore vs. Jornel Lugo

Bellator 275 Preliminary Card Results: (YouTube/Pluto TV 2 p.m. ET)

Bantamweight: Khurshed Kakhorov vs. Brett Johns

Lightweight: Charlie Leary vs. Davy Gallon

Strawweight: Danni McCormack vs. Stephanie Ielo Page

Lightweight: Junior Morgan vs. Darragh Kelly

Lightweight: Daniele Scatizzi vs. Vladimir Tokov

Heavyweight: Gokhan Saricam vs. Kirill Sidelnikov

Featherweight: Nathan Kelly vs. Scott Pedersen

Catchweight: (146.8lbs) Lee Hammond def. Jamie Hay via first round (3:32) TKO (knee and ground strikes)

Bellator 275 Results & Highlights: Mousasi TKOs Vanderford

Bellator 275 went down at the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland today with a middleweight title fight between Gegard Mousasi and Bellator MMA’s No. 1 ranked middleweight,  Austin Vanderford. The 31-year-old Vanderford is known to casual fans of the sport for being the husband of Paige VanZant, but for anyone that has been paying attention, he’s…

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Bellator 275 went down at the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland today with a middleweight title fight between Gegard Mousasi and Bellator MMA’s No. 1 ranked middleweight,  Austin Vanderford.

The 31-year-old Vanderford is known to casual fans of the sport for being the husband of Paige VanZant, but for anyone that has been paying attention, he’s definitely a world-class fighter.

Mousasi is only a few years older than Vanderford but his experience in mixed martial arts competition was considered a key factor by pundits ahead of his title defense against Vandeford at Bellator 275.

You can peep the highlights from the main event below followed by the Bellator 275 quick results!

Gegard Mousasi def. Austin Vanderford

Bellator 275 Quick Results

Main Card

Gegard Mousasi def. Austin Vanderford via TKO (punches): R1, 1:25

Sinead Kavanagh def. Leah McCourt via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28×2)

Ciaran Clarke def. Abou Tounkara via TKO (shoulder injury): R1, 5:00

Khasan Magomedsharipov def. Jose Sanchez via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27×2)

Jornel Lugo def. Brian Moore via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28×2)

Preliminary Card

Brett Johns def. Khurshed Kakhorov via TKO (strikes): R3, 3:00

Davy Gallon def. Charlie Leary via TKO (punches): R2, 3:01

Stephanie Page def. Danni McCormack via TKO: R1, 1:46

Darragh Kelly def. Junior Morgan via submission (guillotine choke): R1, 1:47

Vladimir Tokov def. Daniele Scatizzi via unanimous decision (29-28×3)

Gokhan Saricam def. Kirill Sidelnikov via unanimous decision (30-27×3)

Nathan Kelly def. Scott Pedersen via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28×2)

Lee Hammond def. Jamie Hay via TKO: R1, 3:32

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