“He Ripped Off a Bunch of Socially Awkward…” – Calling BJJ Useless, Andrew Tate Gets Torched by Conor McGregor’s Coach for His Disrespectful Comments

Andrew Tate has oftentimes found himself taking heat for his comments. This time around, the kickboxing practitioner has arguably disregarded the usefulness of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) outside the mat. The author of ‘The Gift of Violence: Practical Knowledge for Surviving and Thriving in a Dangerous World’, Matt Thornton, recently shared a tweet wherein he dissed Tate for claiming that Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is useless in a street fight. 

Soon after Thornton posted the tweet, Conor McGregor’s coach, John Kavanagh, took to the comments section and joined the author’s stand against Tate. Kavanagh didn’t mince any words and had a lot to say about Tate.

John Kavanagh disses Andrew Tate for offending the art of BJJ

Thornton recently shared a link to a video where Tate was talking about the art of BJJ. In the video, Tate claimed that one cannot use BJJ outside the arena or dojo. He seemed to use real-life situations to show how useless the sport was. He said, “BJJ is absolutely useless outside the cage or a dojo. It’s useless on the street. You can’t do a double-leg takedown on concrete. You’re gonna f**k yourself up. Even if you do take him down to the ground, many submissions don’t work if he can bite, or if he can scratch your eyes, or if he can pull a knife. Thirdly, you don’t know if he has friends.”

Matt Thornton was not amused. He responded to Tate’s words by saying that someone should gift his book to Tate. He claimed that the book could help Tate understand every “street vs sport” fallacy.

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Soon after the post hit the social media platform, Kavanagh replied in the comments section and dissed Tate. He wrote, “He ripped off a bunch of socially awkward lonely men to get rich. How does anyone listen to this guy??” Undeniably, Kavanagh’s frustration seemed to reflect in his response.

Andrew Tate finds a supporter

The former UFC fighter, Michael Bisping has repeatedly claimed that BJJ was not meant for every scenario. He previously opined that it would be utterly useless in front of multiple attackers.

However, he also admitted that BJJ works really well against a single aggressor. He believed that in street fights, boxing, and kickboxing were superior to BJJ.

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