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Contents:
- UFC FIGHTER JEFF MOLA PUBLICLY SUPPORTS PRI MONTH, IS MISTAKEN FOR BEG GAY, AND IS OL ABOUT
- PRI MONTH: WHY ARE THERE NO OPENLY GAY MALE MMA FIGHTERS?
UFC FIGHTER JEFF MOLA PUBLICLY SUPPORTS PRI MONTH, IS MISTAKEN FOR BEG GAY, AND IS OL ABOUT
As part of Pri Month, BBC Sport looks at why there is a lack of openly gay male MMA fighters and what needs to change. * ufc gay pride shirt *
If you spend enough time on MMA Twter then you know how disgtg fighters’ homophobia n get (lookg at you, Sean Strickland and Jake Shields). Of urse, all you have to do is go through the repli on Mola’s tweet to be remd jt how vile MMA Twter n be – pecially toward gay, lbian and transgenr people.
For all the homophobic dus upset by me reppg pri month on my fight k y’all some u cups ?.
This left ltle room for clivy, and allowed homophobia to fter.
PRI MONTH: WHY ARE THERE NO OPENLY GAY MALE MMA FIGHTERS?
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” In 2011, legendary Brazilian fighter Anton Rodrigo Nogueira revealed that he has “no prejudice agast the gays” but “wouldn’t tra wh someone who’s gay. Former UFC welterweight champn Ge St-Pierre spoke out agast homophobic bullyg, and his ach, Firas Zahabi, implemented a strict policy agast hate speech wh his gym.
In 2013, Liz Carmouche beme the first openly gay fighter to pete the UFC when she challenged Ronda Roey for the women’s bantamweight champnship. Later that same year, former UFC light-heavyweight champn Rashad Evans—at the time one of the UFC’s most popular fighters—me out support of gay marriage.