“He was surrounded by other dudes, so at that point, the minute he went down, everybody went down for the un – like three or four different guys. Its worth noting that Phoenix Jones is also an amateur MMA fighter Apparently the cops were cool with the whole thing. Then I thought to myself, ‘Why has my punching power betrayed me?’ He went down, dropped the gun, but didn’t go out. That’s like a life-or-death scenario,’ and I saw a moment where I was like, ‘I think I can knock this guy out before he can really do any major damage.’ So I went and I hit him one time. “When I saw he gun though, I was like, ‘This dude is getting pistol whipped. “As weird as it sounds, getting hit in the face with a fist isn’t really scary to me because my defense is kind of questionable – I don’t know if you saw my fight on Friday,” Fodor said. Fodor and his friend briefly fled the scene to pursue other suspects before returning to offer a statement, he told MMAjunkie. My friend Nate took off with me.”įodor later indicated that Seattle police officers arrived on the scene just as he disarmed the suspect. At that point, I came through, and I hit the suspect with the gun, and he went down, and the gun came out. He gets up, and the guy comes back with the gun. At the weekend, we reported that Bleeding Cool favourite, Real-Life-Superhero-turned-mixed-martial-arts-fighter Phoenix Jones was in a fight for the SFLA. When they were stomping him, there was three. The man fell down and tried to get up, and two other people started stomping his face. “At that point, I got closer and saw that he had a gun in his hand. Video above provided by MMAJunkie – “In the middle of the fight, I saw a man start striking overhand to another man’s face,” Fodor tells a Seattle police officer in the video. He then followed that up by allegedly stopping a murder. This weekend was big for Fodor in more ways than one.įirst Fodor scored a first round win scissor choke submission over Roberto Yong on the NBCSN-broadcast main card of WSOF 23, which took place in Arizona. Jones, whose real name is Ben Fodor, is the leader of the Rain City Superhero Movement, a Seattle based citizen patrol group that describes itself as a crime prevention brigade.
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