Dillon Danis channels Eminem in latest warning to fellow fighters

Submission specialist Dillon Danis utilized some lyrics from rap mogul Eminem to send a warning to fellow fighters on social media.

Danis, who rose to prominence in the MMA Community after helping prepare Conor McGregor for his rematch with Nate Diaz at UFC 202, took to Twitter with the following message for his peers.

I'll strangle you to death, then I'll choke you again and break your fuckin' legs 'til your bones poke through your skin pic.twitter.com/Fny5zfPW12

— Dillon Danis (@dillondanis) May 24, 2019

“I’ll strangle you to death, then I’ll choke you again and break your f*ckin’ legs ’til your bones poke through your skin.” – Dillon Danis

The words used by Danis in his most recent Tweet were originally made famous by Eminem back in 1999 from the song ‘Role Model’ off of his album ‘The Slim Shady LP’.

Dillon Danis definitely does have the knowledge and skillset required to break an opponents bones. He showcased his submission skills in his promotional debut at Bellator 198, where he defeated Kyle Walker in the very first round with a Toe-Hold.

Danis, who is also known as ‘El Jefe’, is set to return to the cage at Madison Square Garden on June 14 at Bellator 222.

The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner will once again be fighting at a catchweight of 175-pounds, this time against an opponent by the name of Max Humphrey.

Bellator 222 is headlined by a light heavyweight fight featuring Chael Sonnen taking on Lyoto Machida. The card is also slated to feature a welterweight title fight between current title holder Rory MacDonald and welterweight tournament semi-finalist Neiman Gracie.

Dillon Danis will be looking to move his professional mixed martial arts record to a perfect 2-0 with a win over Max Humphrey at Madison Square Garden.

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This story first appeared on BJPENN.com on May 25, 2019