Dan
"The Outlaw" Hardy started training and
fighting at the age of six in Taekwondo and has been
training and competing since. After watching some
of the early UFC's, Dan started his Brazilian Jiu
Jitsu training to support his strong stand up skills.
In June 2004 Dan made his Pro fighting MMA. Since
then he has been one of the most active fighters in
the UK, competing almost every month. Dan has established
himself as one of the top welterweights in the UK.
Currently Dan is looking to Europe for some tougher
challenges and collecting titles on his was to World
domination.
Dan
fight's out of Team Rough House alongside
other top fighters such as Paul 'Semtex' Daley and
'Judo' Jim Wallhead. Dan's coaches are Owen Comrie
a multi-title Kickboxing and Thai boxing champion
and Lee Livingstone, head BJJ coach and owner of Bushido
MMA academy.
www.bushido-mma.co.uk/
(taken
from www.mma-fighter.com)
Hardly
a sweat broken for Hardy in shortest fight of the
night Aaron Barrow vs. Dan Hardy
Handy
Dan Hardy has just come back from a lengthy trip to
stay with the American Top Team- if it was expected
that he win with some newly acquired funky submission
from those master grapplers, then it was an incorrect
supposition.
Using
probably the greatest yet most unusual set-up for
a KO shot I have ever seen, Hardy dropped his hands
to taunt Barrow, telling him to bring it on. Barrow
responded, but as his guard came down Hardy used his
longs legs to wrap a foot around the side of Barrows
skull that sent the Washington powerhouse crashing
to the mat. Following it up with a barrage of punches,
Hardy was dragged off and declared the winner in no
less than 13 seconds. Winner: Hardy by TKO (Punches)
13 secs Rd 1
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