Jewish UFC fighter Natan Levy shuts down an antisemitic troll in the Octagon, delivering a powerful message against hate and bigotry. Read more about his victory and upcoming fight in UFC Fight Night.
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| Natan Levy, a Jewish UFC fighter, accepted a challenge from an online troll. |
| Levy dominated the sparring session, causing the troll to renounce his antisemitic beliefs. |
| The troll admitted that he needs to be more educated about the Holocaust. |
| Levy hopes that his victory will discourage the troll from spreading hate in the future. |
| Levy has an 8-1 professional record and will fight in UFC Fight Night on September 16. |
Natan Levy, a Jewish UFC fighter, recently faced off against an online troll who had been making antisemitic remarks. The troll, a follower of white nationalist provocateur Nick Fuentes, challenged Levy to a fight in the Octagon. Levy, determined to stand up against hate, eagerly accepted the challenge.
Levy, a native of Israel, showcased his skills during a five-minute sparring session at Xtreme Couture MMA in Las Vegas. Despite his opponent’s mixed martial arts training and larger size, Levy dominated the fight, delivering a powerful message in the process.
The sparring session, captured on video, revealed the troll’s change of heart. Initially, he had subscribed to Fuentes’ beliefs, including denying the Holocaust . However, after experiencing Levy’s relentless assault, the troll renounced his previous views and acknowledged the truth of the Holocaust , stating that 6 million Jews were indeed murdered.
Levy’s victory not only silenced the troll but also served as a reminder that hate and bigotry have no place in the Octagon. He hopes that his actions will make the troll think twice before spreading antisemitic rhetoric in the future.
This encounter is not the first time Levy has demonstrated his skills inside the Octagon. With an impressive professional record of 8-1, Levy is set to fight on September 16 at T-Mobile Arena in UFC Fight Night.
Summary
| Key Points |
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| Natan Levy, a Jewish UFC fighter, accepted a challenge from an online troll. |
| Levy dominated the sparring session, causing the troll to renounce his antisemitic beliefs. |
| The troll admitted that he needs to be more educated about the Holocaust . |
| Levy hopes that his victory will discourage the troll from spreading hate in the future. |
| Levy has an 8-1 professional record and will fight in UFC Fight Night on September 16. |
