After harassment, a pair of UFC fighters beat the attacker and 'teach a lesson'

L. Smith (photo) received help from her friend H. Clark in teaching the harasser. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC

It is not uncommon for women to be victims of abusive harassment from men in places such as bars and nightclubs. But one of these harassers certainly learned his lesson in the worst way possible in San Francisco (USA). According to coach Carlos Gracie, a man harassed and even tried to attack UFC fighters Leslie Smith and Heather Clark, but ended up being beaten.

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According to Cesar Gracie, who among other names is responsible for leading the training of brothers Nick and Nate diaz, Leslie and Heather were at a bar, when one of their friends was the victim of sexual harassment, when she was grabbed by a man. The fighters went to meet him and heard that he would “do whatever he wanted”. As if that wasn't enough, the man even spat at Smith and attacked the athlete.

Faced with the attack, Leslie dodged the attacker's blow and took him down. On the ground, instead of immobilizing or trying to get into a jiu-jitsu position, the UFC athlete threw a series of elbows at the man, who also ended up taking some kicks from Heather, to “teach him a valuable lesson”, according to the report. of Caesar.

However, the coach himself made a small mistake in his comment and ended up saying that the man “fought like a girl” when saying that he resorted to grabbing Leslie's hair at one point. Finally, the athletes allowed the attacker to leave the bar after a formal apology.

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