DON FRYE – DVDS COLLECTIONS

Language: English

Delivery: Digital Download

Salepage:

Description

Don Frye dominated the world of mixed martial arts for 6 consecutive years.

A former professional boxer and licensed firefighter, Don Frye made an impressive professional debut by knocking out Thomas Ramirez in 8 seconds.

Frye won his first Ultimate Fighting Championship on February 16, 1996 defeating Ramirez and two. On May 17, 1996, Frye defeated Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Champion Amaury Bitetti in a savage brawl. After losing his title to Mark Coleman, Frye stayed undefeated for the next 8 years, defeating among others Ken Shamrock and Tank Abbott. , age and injuries caught up with Frye, and after going 15-1 in MMA, he retired 20-8-1 (1 no-contest).

Trademark
Smiles before and after every fight
Trademark mustache, sometimes compared to Dan Severn, sometimes to Freddy Mercury.
Curiosities
He has fought in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Pride, K-1, professional boxing and professional wrestling.
He was knocked out by K-1 champion Jerome Le Banner at Pride Shockwave 2002.
Got an armbar submission by MMA legend Hidehiko Yoshida at Pride Championship 23.
Due to his refusal to submit after being caught in the armbar, the referee stopped the match when Don Frye finally cried out in pain due to the near-breaking of his arm.
He was knocked out by Gary Goodridge at the Pride Shockwave 2003 Otoko Special.
He was initially cast as an FBI agent in Sidney Lumet’s TV movie Strip Search. But he was fired after injuring an extra during a stunt scene.
His fight against Pro-Wrestling legend Yoshihiro Takiyama is considered by many to be one of the most dramatic and brutal fights in MMA history.
He wrestled at Arizona State University and Oklahoma State University.
He was a professional wrestler.