Danny Christie

Mate, see, to be fair, we, I was just watching it all the time.

It was like the BKFC was kind of following like Danny Christie and stuff, and, um, just kept watching it and I was like, "Fucking, there's not any of this rounds in Scotland.

There's a heavy market here for this." So I was like, "Let's fucking, let's stick one on." And I was like, "Well, obviously if I do one, I'm going to need to fight on it." [laughs] And then just, aye, just kind of came through.

And then once I fought on it, I was like, "Fuck yeah, this is, this is brilliant, man."

Uh-huh.

You've been, you've been called a dangerous man yourself.

Uh-huh.

I wouldn't argue that either.

What makes, and what does it take to be a dangerous man, would you say?

The way I look at it now is different to how I would've looked at it when I was getting called a dangerous man back in the day.

You know, for being tough or having a reputation or, you know, fearless, you know, all that stuff.

You know, what, what makes a dangerous man back then is different to what I think makes a dangerous man now.