“Respect” – UFC World Reacts to 12-Year-Old BJJ Kid, Who Got Bullied, Winning His MMA Debut at 18

The internet is never short of videos of people getting into fights. Another video has gone viral, which showed an up-and-coming Australian MMA fighter getting bullied when he was 12 years old. This video has prompted reactions from many MMA fans on social media.

The fighter in question is Orson McComish. He was seen engaged in a fight with someone bigger than him in school. As the fight started, the Australian fighter got punched by his bully. However, McComish successfully attempted a takedown and then landed a few hammer fist blows. Then he got around his bully’s back and put him up for a rear-naked choke. A teacher had to interfere for the boys to quit fighting.

An Australian MMA coach, Renato Subotic, shared this video. He showed the journey of his student, Orson McComish, who later became an MMA fighter at the age of 18, competing in a professional fight promotion.  Moreover, this video has garnered the attention of netizens online.

MMA fans react to the viral video of a school fight

There were many fans who reacted to the video on Twitter. Let us take a look at some of those reactions.

One Twitter user uploaded the video of the whole fight and commended McComish for getting back at his bully.

Another Twitter user commended how the 18-year-old MMA fighter has grown to be very sharp with his skills inside the cage.

One fan paid his respect to Oson McComish for facing his bully head-on.

Another fan claimed that the young Australian fighter is not the same person after witnessing his change from being a 12-year-old boy to an 18-year-old fighter.

There were many people who claimed that it was a victory for McComish.

Moreover, one person mentioned that he remembers when the fight took place.

However, there was one person who believes that he can overpower McComish and prevent him from attempting a takedown.

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The MMA coach shared this video because he wanted people to let their children learn some kind of combat sports. He claims that this sport can change people’s lives. Renato Subotic mentioned that learning combat sports could help people become more confident during conflicts. However, there will always be those people who may use MMA for the wrong motives.

Would you consider learning mixed martial arts to better deal with conflicts? Let us know in the comments below.

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