Terrifying Moment UFC Star Chokes Radio Presenter Unconscious

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Terrifying Moment UFC Star Chokes Radio Presenter Unconscious
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UFC fighter Dan Hooker has shocked fans with a disturbing video showing him choking a radio producer unconscious. The incident occurred during an appearance on The Morning Rumble show, when Hooker applied a triangle choke on producer Mitch Farr. Despite Farr tapping twice, Hooker continued the hold, causing Farr to go unconscious. The video captures the terrifying moment and shows Farr visibly shaken after being released from the choke.

Hooker's Brutal Chokehold

During his appearance on The Morning Rumble show, UFC star Dan Hooker applied a triangle choke on producer Mitch Farr. Despite Farr tapping twice, Hooker continued the chokehold, ultimately causing Farr to go unconscious. The shocking video footage captures the terrifying moment.

Injury-Ridden UFC Career

Dan Hooker, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu brown belt, has had a successful but injury-ridden career in the UFC. With a record of 23-12, Hooker is currently ranked ninth in the UFC lightweight rankings. In his latest fight, he defeated Jalin Turner via split decision at UFC 290. However, Hooker suffered a broken arm, cheek bone, and a severe cut to his head during the intense battle.

Despite his injuries, Hooker had been scheduled to fight Bobby Green in the co-main event of UFC Austin. Unfortunately, he was forced to withdraw due to the re-aggravation of his arm injury.


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Producer's Response

Following the incident, radio producer Mitch Farr appeared in good spirits. When asked to comment on the exchange, he simply replied, "I'm good." It is unclear whether any further action will be taken regarding the incident.

As fans eagerly await updates on Dan Hooker's future fights, it is clear that this shocking incident will be remembered as one of the most terrifying moments in UFC history.