“Ohhh Stop Using Your Fathers Death as an Excuse”: Dillon Danis Gets the Worst Treatment by Fans as He Recalls an Old Photo to Remember His Father
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American mixed martial artist Dillon Danis has been facing a lot of backlash after he pulled out of the boxing fight against British YouTuber-boxer KSI. The Bellator fighter also had a verbal scuffle with prominent MMA journalist Ariel Helwani as well. However, Danis lost his father a few months ago. He shared a heartfelt message for his father on Twitter.
Dillon Danis was raised in Parsippany-Troy Hills in New Jersey. His first mixed martial arts training started at the age of 15. Danis was found fighting in school, after which he started training in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. He earned his BJJ black belt at the age of 21. Dillon Danis also became Conor McGregor’s training partner in 2016.
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Dillon Danis’ relationship with the ‘Notorious’ Conor McGregor is well documented. Even his heated confrontations with other fighters and internet personalities are always there for the netizens to see. But, there isn’t much known about his father but his mother, Nikki Danis, is of Honduran descent. He is one of three children in his family. He also has a sister, Carol Danis, and a brother, Bradon Danis. No matter how much fans hate him or love him, they made sure they were able to sympathize with Dillon Danis losing a family member.
Fans react to Dillon Danis tweeting about his father
Many fans expressed their condolences on the 29-year-old MMA fighter losing his father. Twitter users also left some supportive comments in Danis’s tweet. He posted: “Rest easy dad love you.”
rest easy dad love you ❤️ pic.twitter.com/N4GX7AVbTq
— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) October 8, 2022
Here are some of the reactions from users on Twitter.
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love and prayers to you n your family stay strong it’ll be okay
— 8K/MY ALBUM LIAD OUT NOW IN BIO (@landonerose101) January 11, 2023
Sorry for your loss lost my father at 16. 1 week before I found out I was going to be a dad myself. Hang in there man
— iHeartAmerica (@iHeartAmerica3) January 11, 2023
R.I.P. sorry man. I lost my Pops a few years ago. I think about him everyday.
— Marcus Self (@marcus_self) January 11, 2023
There were some Twitter users who were trying to take a shot at Danis after he pulled out of his boxing fight against KSI which was supposed to take place on 14th January 2023. However, fans still wished him well nonetheless.
Ohhh stop using your fathers death as an excuse to get sympathy after the pullout. The fact you are literally using him as an excuse now is pathetic. You are a sick individual and need professional help
— Real Jiu Jitsu (@real_jitsu) January 11, 2023
Still backed out
— doskxkekj (@dkkecskfwkfe) January 11, 2023
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Many Twitter users took jibes at Dillon Danis for using his father’s death as an excuse to gain some attention from the fans after he pulled out of the upcoming boxing match.
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Dillon Danis pulled out of the upcoming fight with KSI due to being “underprepared.” He revealed that he did not have a team to train with for the fight. Danis also found himself hopping from gym to gym and training with different sparring partners. We will have to wait and see what the 29-year-old has in store for 2023.
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Yeswanth Praveen