0
4
01:10
Liberal Hack And Deepstate Butt-Plug Jen Psaki Say There Needs To Be Laws To Keep People From Getting Info From Social Media
0
4
0
Meet the first Rabbi to become an MMA fighter
00:22
Mike Tyson Bitch Slaps Jake Paul During Weigh-In, Paul Threatens To Kill Him In The Ring
1
2
0
01:37
Connecticut School Teacher Who Threatened To Kill Trump Supporters Starts Crying During Interview After Being Forced To Resign
3
1
0
00:47
Utah Woman Brings TDS To A Whole New Level After Climbing Onto Power Transformer, Screaming About Not Being Safe Before Knocking Out Power For Nearly 1k People
0
2
0
00:27
This Was The Terrifying Moment A Rhino Tried To Flatten A Motorbike Rider In Napal
2
0
0
01:13
Little Girl Interviewing Mike Tyson Probably Regrets Asking This Question About Legacy LOL
4
3
0
01:10
Liberal Hack And Deepstate Butt-Plug Jen Psaki Say There Needs To Be Laws To Keep People From Getting Info From Social Media
0
4
0
An Orthodox Jewish rabbi hadn't thrown a punch in his life until he wanted to enter an amateur MMA fight. Yossi Eilfort's journey began six months ago when he joined forces with MMA fighter and judo specialist Thierry Sokudju of Cameroon and started training at Team Quest Gym in Encinitas. "I never thought that a rabbi would be interested in fighting," said Sokudju. "But I was stoked. He never quits." Eilfort had 12 years of Krav Maga experience, a self-defense system developed for military in Israel, but wanted more experience with mixed martial arts fighting.
