Christmas is the season of joy and positivity. However, the MMA world was rocked with a piece of very saddening news, UFC’s crown lost one of its gems. Fighters across the world are reacting with shock and sadness to the news that UFC Hall of Famer Stephan Bonnar passing away at the age of 45. Bonnar, also known as “The American Psycho,” was facing heart complications since Thursday, December 22nd.

News of Bonnar’s passing has sent shockwaves through the MMA community, with many taking to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to the fallen fighter. “Changed the landscape of the sport of MMA and pushed it to the next level. He’s a big part of the reason we are here today,” wrote one fighter on Twitter. “Truly a heartbreaking loss. So very sad”

Others praised Bonnar for his contributions to the sport, noting that his legacy will live on for years to come. “I remember watching him and Anderson Silva,” said another fighter. “Without him and Forrest Griffin, UFC may have not made it.”

Fighters pay tribute to the fallen fighter

The whole MMA community was taken away by the sudden loss of the ‘American Psycho’. Here’s what they had to say:

Jake Paul the YouTuber/Boxer gave his condolonces:

UFC first shared the sad news:

Michael Bisping started his day by hearing this sad news:

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Cody Durden send prayers to his friends and family:

In addition, Michael Chiesa payed a heartfelt tribute:

Renato Moicano, the Brazilian fighter shares how sad this is for the MMA community:

Casey Oniell aslo payed her tributes:

Dana White pays Stephan Bonnar homage

The UFC president Dana White knows the struggles he was facing in the early UFC days. He recalls how the late fighter was a huge help in the early success of the promotion.

He said, “Stephan Bonnar was one of the most important fighters to ever compete in the octagon. Him alongside Forrest Griffin were responsible to build the building blocks of success for the organization. ‘His fight with Forrest Griffin changed the sport forever, and he will never be forgotten. The fans loved him, related to him, and he always gave them his best. He will be missed“, he further added.

As the MMA world mourns the loss of Bonnar, many are also taking the opportunity to reflect on his impact and the lasting legacy he has left behind. Despite his untimely passing, Bonnar’s spirit and determination will continue to inspire fighters for generations to come.

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