The assailant lived up to his T-shirt slogan. Beautiful stuff.”į reporter Sean Ross Sapp exclaimed that the performer executed the “LeBell Lock,” a headlock-adjacent move named after legendary martial artist Gene LeBell, which has since been popularized by WWE competitor Daniel Bryan.īrazilian jiujitsu icon Rener Gracie even posted a humorous breakdown of the match on his YouTube channel. “Michael Jackson Impersonator 10-8,” gushed “Note how he stays calm while taking his opponent down and sinking in the choke. The clip also went viral among mixed martial arts fans, who lauded Jackson’s fighting prowess. “Damn, Michael wasn’t kidding when he said he was bad,” said another of Jackson’s pugilistic expertise.Īnother social media gawker mused, “If ever got choked out by a Michael Jackson impersonator I think I might move countries.” At one point, the King of Pop-pelganger even appeared to deploy Michael Jackson’s signature kick. “Why’d he wanna be starting something?” joked one commenter, while another quipped, “MJ apparently did ‘fix stupid,'” in reference to the alleged assailant’s shirt. Needless to say, the wannabe Gloved One’s beatdown made waves online, with many referencing his legendary songs. He eventually clamps on a bulldog choke - a headlock-style submission hold - causing the assailant to go to sleep as the crowd cries, “He’s out.”Īt this point, the camera begins to get shaky however, bystanders eventually disentangle the combatants, whereupon the loser stands up and tries to walk off the walloping. Once the tussle hits the floor, the “Bad” singer’s facsimile quickly assumes control. He throws a couple of windmill punches and a lackadaisical leg attack, only to have Jackson sweep him to the ground with an expertly timed “Billie Jean kick.” The clip begins with an older man in a green shirt, which ironically sports the tagline “Can’t Fix Stupid,” squaring off with the white-clad King of Pop-pelganger on the busy strip. He explained that the ruckus began after a “guy came out of nowhere and started hitting” him while he was performing, adding that he had “to put him down for his own good.” Michael Jackson impersonator Santana Jackson redefined “beat it” after choking out an assailant in Las Vegas. Santana Jackson, a popular Michael Jackson tribute artist and pro wrestler, has since posted about the incident on his Instagram. “WELCOME TO FREEMONT STREET !! hee hee,” reads the caption to the comical clip, which was filmed on the gambling mecca’s legendary Fremont Street. A video of fake MJ’s MMA-style whooping currently boasts 1.6 million views on Twitter. Simpson: ‘I understand’ why Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at OscarsĪ Michael Jackson impersonator named Santana Jackson brought new meaning to “beat it” after epically choking out a belligerent man with a sleeper hold in Las Vegas. Jada’s hair is no joke - but her boyfriend is: Ricky Gervais goes off during set Two of the all-time great NFL running backs in talks for boxing match
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