Garry Tonon did it again!

After the slap and fist bump in a friendly manner the match started!

Tonon immediately get on his back while Dilon was trying to pass.Most od the time Danis was in defensive mode against Tonon’s leg locks. But he managed to escape every single time. Garry did hit some nice double leg takedowns while Dillon danis was trying to get some backtakes but he was always missing a bit.

Tonon won via Unonimous Desicion probably because he was much more aggressive then Danis. After all they shook their hands and end it in a real sportsmanship.

Dillon said at the end of the match: I don’t think there’s anything to say. He best me fair and square. He’s a really good grappler. He did what he had to do.

Chelsi Sabbe, mom in British Columbia, Canada used her MMA training to fight a 35-year-old man who was trying to abduct her children.

The man grabbed one of her children and started running. Chelsi sabbe was running after him and when she finally caught him she jumped on his back and began to choke him until he fell to the ground and released the child.

Sabbe said she used her MMA training to leave the man bruised and bloody. After everything that happened Sabbe was left with just a few bruises.

Sabbe said:

“I hit him in the throat and knocked his feet out from underneath him,” Sabbe said. “I grabbed the five-year-old and put him up on top of the play centre and I jumped up there.”

She said she put six children up high on the playground equipment to keep them safe and began screaming for help, but the man then tried to grab a six-year-old girl.

“He starts throwing punches. He hits me in the face several times. I then knocked him down again off of the playground equipment.”

She says she then put the man in a headlock and told the children to run to safety.

“He jumps up, he again punches me several times in the head and we go at it,” she said. “At this time, it kind of turned nasty. I had to grab him by the hair and knee him in the face a few times, and then he ran away.”

Sabbe, who has mixed martial arts training, suffered bruises on her arm and neck, plus swollen hands from the punches she threw.

“I never expected myself to be able to take down a grown man, and unfortunately you have to get quite physical to do so,” she said. “He was very persistent and it had to get violent. I had no choice but to hurt him and get him on the ground. There was no way I was letting him get away with one of the children.”

In video below you can check Chelsi Sabbe’s heroic story.

Approximately 1 in 4 youth are affected by bullying during the school year. This negatively impacts millions of people around the world and sadly has taken many lives.

Back in 2015 Naomi Johnson, a young teen was brutally attacked by a group of girls who she considered “friends”. Naomi was knocked unconscious and suffered other physical, and mental injuries. After seeing the video on social media, Ryron and Rener Gracie sought out Naomi and her family to sponsor them for a one-week training experience, so that Naomi and her family could learn self defense and build confidence. Not only did it do just that for Naomi, Eve and Victoria Gracie also helped her learn about setting boundaries.

Every July, the Gracie Bullyproof Summer Camp is offered in Torrance, California along with many other Certified Training Centers around the world. The camp is open to all children ages 6-14 and no experience is necessary.

If you want to learn more about Summer Camp and how the Gracie Bullyproof program can help you and your child, visit www.BullyproofSummerCamp.com.

If you can’t make it to the camp the program is also available online.

Jiu jitsu is a wonderful tool for self defense, discipline and confidence building. This sport allows people to build their confidence in knowing how to defend themselves in potentially dangerous situations. It builds a great team atmosphere and a sense of moral and safety with people you can trust.

So far we’ve seen inspiring people who play wheelchair basketball, wheelchair skating… but now wheelchair Jiu Jitsu? How can a person do martial arts without the use of their legs? And yet, Brian Freeman dominates in Jiu Jitsu as a partially paralyzed martial artist.

After Brian’s accident left him wheelchair bound, Brian decided to put his daughter in martial arts classes, so she could learn self-defense. As his daughter’s love for martial arts grew, she encouraged him take up the hobby himself. Brian sees his Jiu Jitsu as a new life purpose and an opportunity to help make the impossible possible for others.

Brian’s amazing story is part of our collaboration with The Happiness Stories and director Ron Parida, who presents portraits of individuals who have been dealt life’s toughest challenges, but who choose to persevere and do inspiring things.

Luis Moux choked his mother’s 43 years old attacker, Stanley Washington, when he showed up at their apartment in the Bronx and began fighting with her around 4:30 a.m. Monday.

Washington first started squabbling with Louis Moux’s mother, Lorena Sesma, 37, in the hallway of the building before following the woman inside the apartment, where he began beating her.

Moux, who heard the commotion from his bedroom, came running to his mother’s aid and saw Washington on top of her.

According to detectives, the 5-foot-8, 220-pound offensive lineman pulled Washington off of his mother and put him in chokehold, which caused the man to pass out, reported CBS New York.

Louis Mox won’t be charged for murder but for manslaughter as he had no previous charges.