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Bob Menery finally scored a victory in the ring, but not without being badly hurt by an opponent half his size.
Cocky influencer Menery has been a thorn in the side of Dana White for years, as well as once co-hosting the Full Send Podcast with the Nelk Boys. He has now taken to fighting on Brand Risk Promotions, losing his first fight and then embarrassing himself in a ‘No Contest’.
One win, one loss, one No Contest. No second rounds entered. Is Bob Menery's career going anywhere?
This time around, he was told by promoter Adin Ross that he must win in order to be paid, and he duly obliged. He was given the test of ‘Big Zo’, who is a power-lifting dwarf that can deadlift over 500lb despite his height.
Earlier this year, Bob Menery stepped into the ring for the first time at the Meta Apex. He seemingly didn’t train at all and was ultimately stopped within a round by college football legend and former NFL star Johnny Manziel.
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A few weeks later, Menery returned in a boxing fight with rapper YK Osiris. He was dropped but the musician continued punching him while he was down and the bout was cancelled and called a No Contest.
Menery made his third outing of the year tonight, taking on dwarf influencer ‘Big Zo’. He hurt his rival early and was able to utilize his wrestling and size to get on top in the first half of their three minute round.
He emptied the gas tank in an effort to force the stoppage, and even had a look at the referee as he landed unanswered strikes. This gave an opening to his rival who ended the round on top and appeared to be in the ascendancy.
With Menery looking like he was in some trouble, a fight started in the crowd that delayed the beginning of the second round. And it never ended up starting, with the dwarf deciding that enough was enough for the night, handing Menery a win.
Adin Ross let viewers know on the broadcast that both Dana White and Hunter Campbell were watching on stream. He was joined on commentary by YouTube reporter Fred Beck from Fred Talks Fighting, as well as welterweight world champion Ryan Garcia.
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The boxer was unimpressed by Menery’s performance, regularly using a derogatory term for dwarves to mock him over his victory. He branded the performance ’embarrassing,’ and throughout the night took further shots at Menery.