Trash talk has become integral to UFC and mixed martial arts culture. Fighters use it as a tool to intimidate and mentally weaken their opponents before a fight. However, fans recently saw an unexpected personality use the tactics of trash talk on the UFC stage. It was none other than the famous Hollywood actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Recently, a video surfaced of the ‘Nightcrawler’ star trash-talking former MMA fighter Jay Hieron at the stage of a UFC face-off.

In the video, Gyllenhaal gets into Hieron‘s face. He also hurls insults at him, while the crowd cheers him on. The video quickly went viral, with many UFC fans praising Gyllenhaal for his bravado and trash-talking skills.

Jake Gyllenhaal shoots for Road House

However, it was later revealed that the video was actually from a scene in Gyllenhaal‘s upcoming movie, Road House. The movie also stars UFC fighter Conor McGregor, and several scenes were shot during UFC live events, including the one in which we saw Gyllenhaal and Hieron trash-talking.

Post the weigh-in drama, Gyllenhaal even went ahead and gave an interview to the UFC commentator Jon Anik. The commentator pulled the actor aside and said, “Wow, how about that? We’ll first take a minute here with the challenger. Now we’re talking…Did you expect that contention?”

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The’ Okja’ actor replied, “I can’t believe I trained 6 weeks for this sh*t..to fight this piece of sh*t. Just give me the belt now”

It’s probably safe to that being in the same film as ‘The Notorious’ has certainly had some effect on Gyllenhaal.

While the video of Gyllenhaal trash-talking at the UFC face-off may have fooled some fans, it is a testament to the actor’s dedication to his craft. He is willing to put in the work and go the extra mile to make his performances as realistic and engaging as possible.

Other MMA fighters in movies

Road House is a remake of the 1989 classic of the same name and follows a retired UFC fighter (played by Gyllenhaal). The movie promises to be a high-octane action thriller, with Gyllenhaal and McGregor performing their own stunts. The ‘Enemy’ actor is no stranger to physically demanding roles, having undergone intense training for his roles in movies like Southpaw and Prince of Persia. McGregor, on the other hand, is making his Hollywood debut with Road House.

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Many UFC stars have also appeared in movies over the years. These names include Ronda Rousey, who has acted in films like Furious 7 and Mile 22, and Georges St-Pierre, who has appeared in movies like Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Kickboxer: Vengeance. These fighters have not only shown their fighting skills in the octagon; but have also demonstrated their acting prowess on the big screen.

The movie promises to be an action-packed thriller, with Gyllenhaal and McGregor performing their own stunts. Many UFC stars have made successful transitions to the big screen, showcasing their fighting skills and acting prowess. UFC fans can look forward to seeing Gyllenhaal and McGregor in action when Roadhouse hits theaters.

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