My little brother here has got a troll.
To my surprise, he DM me, told me he's coming to town.
He's met my sparring partner for today.
Why were you talking about Jews?
Destin has to be taught here about trolling.
>> Speaker 2: He hasn't watched film on me.
I have striking.
I have power.
I have the size.
>> Speaker 3: That's it, beat him.
[INAUDIBLE].
>> Speaker 4: That was Jewish UFC fighter Natan Levy saying [FOREIGN]
goodbye to a Nick Fuentes supporting,
white supremacist Twitter troll who challenged him to a fight.
I wish more of them would do that to UFC fighters.
My God.
And luckily for us, it is all on video.
PTL, baby.
Here's Levy explaining how Anti Semitic twerps on Twitter led to this
brutally unfair, yet fabulous matchup.
>> Speaker 1: Two days ago, some wimp on Twitter posted a picture of his slim
tricep, said, this is what every white nationalist should look like.
This is what everybody who follows Nick Fuentes should look like.
>> Speaker 1: He is also a Holocaust denier who advocate race war.
And I kid you not, burning women alive in America.
>> Speaker 1: Somebody tagged me and I commented he built like a chopstick.
Definitely not a threat.
Some guy jumped in the thread named Ben, [SOUND] and he said he's willing to
come meet me to defend Nick Fuentes' honor and come spar with me.
Yeah, I'm like yeah, whatever.
Come. No problem.
Bring the whim from the picture, too.
And this Fuentes, we can all meet.
I'll you some cash for the gas, for me that's another troll talking online.
To my surprise, he DM'd me, told me he's coming to town, and
he would love to take me up on the offer.
All of a sudden, it wasn't as mean spirited as it was prior.
It's all about respect.
Respect, bro.
>> Speaker 4: Yeah.
And then here's Ben, the Twitter troll, giving his side of the story.
>> Speaker 2: I saw one of his posts come across Twitter.
It was, like, critical of somebody who associates himself with America First and
the political values that I value.
>> Speaker 5: We all know that Israel controls the right wing.
We all know that Jews run the world.
We all know that they are not Christian.
We all know they hate God.
>> Speaker 2: As a defender of that, and as a former martial arts experience
trained person myself, I just thought it would be fun to come spar.
>> Speaker 4: Levy confronted him about Fuentes' Anti Semitic garbage, and
as you'll see, he got real timid real fast for some reason.
>> Speaker 1: Who's Nicholas Fuentes?
Tell me.
>> Speaker 2: So, Nick Fuentes is the leader of American First.
>> Speaker 5: I hate women.
Like, I just do.
It's not a joke.
>> Speaker 2: It's a political movement based on furthering
Christian values in the United States.
>> Speaker 1: We started talking on Twitter, right?
>> Speaker 4: Yeah. No, I was just messing around.
>> Speaker 1: You were messing around?
>> Speaker 2: Yeah.
I'm not a hateful person.
I love everybody.
>> Speaker 3: Why were you talking about Jews?
Why were you defending Nicholas Fuentes?
>> Speaker 2: Well, I think because of what he says is right.
I mean, you can layer that behind a mask.
>> Speaker 1: And he denies the Holocaust.
>> Speaker 2: I think it's more revisionist.
So, not all aspects of it.
>> Speaker 1: Like what?
>> Speaker 2: Whether it be like numbers that might have been different over
the years.
>> Speaker 1: How much do you think were killed?
>> Speaker 2: I wouldn't know off the top of my head.
>> Speaker 4: He's explicitly praised Hitler.
>> Speaker 1: You don't know?
>> Speaker 2: I honestly don't know.
>> Speaker 1: Can I give you a clue?
>> Speaker 1: They say six million.
>> Speaker 1: Nick Fuentes' honor is on the line.
>> Speaker 4: In a moment,
we're going to show you who fared better in this fight and who got their ass beat.
But Cenk, just midway through the story, what are your thoughts?
>> Speaker 6: Look, I love the story for two reasons.
One is the vicarious pleasure of watching the Bear Jew deal with this guy,
which you guys are going to see in a second.
Secondly, seeing these guys in the wild because you see them online and
spewing so much hatred and then excusing it as just trolling.
But seeing them in person is interesting and it's different.
And I've seen this a lot in my interactions with folks who are right
wingers, et cetera.
They're hateful, but they don't realize they're hateful.
So, he says, no, I mean, you're Jewish, whatever, I don't mind you.
I'm not hateful.
I mean, the Jews, of course, control the world and we are a Christian nation and
the Jews are lying about the Holocaust, but I'm not hateful.
And he genuinely believes that he is not being hateful.
But brother, that is hateful you're spreading,
because even if you don't do anything about it, although you did come down
here to try to get into a physical altercation, you picked the wrong dude.
But somebody else that sees that goes and shoots up a synagogue,
so they're just not getting that their words have consequences.
I've never met a right winger who said racist things or Anti Semitic things or
bigoted things and then said afterwards, yeah, I'm racist.
I'm anti Semitic, or I'm bigoted.
They're like, no, I don't hate you, but you grow up Muslim.
Of course Muslims are wrong and it's the religion of the devil and all that, but
I mean, I don't hate you.
No, brother, you're saying something terribly hateful and
they're just not getting it.
But good news is that a kick to the head might clear that up.
>> Speaker 7: And oftentimes I think what goes on is the group of people that
they have hatred for, they're never really around them.
So, when they do come around somebody, whether they're Jewish or black or Latino
or gay, whatever it is, they see and feel the humanity emanating off of that person.
This is just a human being.
Otherwise, you're just sitting behind a computer screen or watching Fox News or
Newsmax and imagining all of these horrible, terrible people.
But when you meet them in person, they're just people like everybody else.
Another thing, obviously,
this dude was clout chasing because if he was just interested in sparring for
training purposes he could have just done it without cameras involved.
So, just that online world chasing clout.
And, too, man, look, I don't know why this dude thought that he would do well
against somebody who fights professionally.
I've been boxing on and off my whole life.
I'm a big dude, but I could still get in a ring with a 17 year old,
kick my ass just because they do it more.
Might not kick my ass outside the ring, but you see what I'm saying?
It's like you're doing something very technical.
Like, I'm going to go down for Nick Fuentes, a guy who,
Nick Fuentes who says having sex with women is gay, however that works.
But he literally says that, like, okay, Nick, I guess having sex with dudes
isn't gay, because that's kind of what you're getting at.
But whatever.
>> Speaker 4: Yes.
Yes. It's incredible.
And it speaks so badly to this place we're in in our culture, where exactly,
as you put it, Cenk, people think that it's an okay pastime to just
talk trash online and then act as though I'm not a hateful person.
Act as though I was just saying that online.
That's not how I am in life.
Online is life for most people who don't like to leave their house very often,
leave their confines of their safe spaces that they make fun of.
That is the reality.
That is what perpetuates the belief systems of people around the world
these days.
So, what you put online is very much exactly who you are, and
it can't be trolling.
Makes you a troll, literally, like a creature that lives under a bridge.
It's not a fun pastime.
And this dude says that he had eight years of experience doing martial arts,
even though he's never done a five minute round.
He does also play UFC Four a lot, which, for the record, is a video game.
So, let's see now if that preparation helped him at all.
Please watch.
>> Speaker 3: Not again.
Not again.
Your eyes.
>> Speaker 3: Shoulder.
Shoulder. [NOISE]
>> Speaker 3: Let him up.
Go, Ben.
[NOISE] >> Let him up.
[NOISE] >> I'm tapping.
>> Speaker 4: Yeah.
And not a good beginning, but he kept going.
>> Speaker 7: Let's see if we got any better experience.
>> Speaker 3: Yeah. >> Speaker 4: Eight years.
Eight years.
Let's see if it kicked into gear in this next part of the fight.
>> Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
>> Speaker 3: Just keep going.
>> Speaker 3: No, sorries.
Shut up.
>> Speaker 3: Sorry.
[NOISE] >> Five seconds.
Finish for me.
[NOISE] >> [APPLAUSE]
>> Don't say, don't even.
>> All good.
He's a real deal.
I knew he was the real deal coming in.
I at least got you with a couple good shots.
>> Speaker 1: No. Six million Jews were killed in
the Holocaust.
>> Speaker 1: Murdered.
>> Speaker 2: Murdered in the Holocaust.
>> Speaker 1: Okay, that's good.
Now, Nick Fuentes.
>> Speaker 2: Nick, I failed.
I know you're not a striker or wrestler, but if you'd like to come.
>> Speaker 1: You got a big mouth.
>> Speaker 4: Yes, that is the best way to handle a racist,
Anti Semitic, Nazi sympathizing troll.
The dude concluded he needed to do more research in the future.
Yeah, how about do that next time before creating hate filled opinions towards
an entire group of people.
After that, Levy's brother fought the troll's friend, and
that somehow went even worse.
Afterwards, that kid said he might have to reevaluate some of his friendships.
I think Jewish jujitsu fighter Natan Levy wrapped up this whole experience best.
>> The classic case of [BLEEP] around and find out.
>> Speaker 4: Damn straight it is.
And if any of you watching this have any feelings of ill will towards me
who is a Jewish person, commentating about this publicly.
I want you to put on your best boxing gloves and come down to,
I don't know, wherever that guy Natal Levy, I'm not much of a fighter.
>> [LAUGH] >> Speaker 6: There is a silver
lining here.
I think there's actually a bunch of great things about this, of course.
But I mean, a silver lining about this Ben guy who's supporting Fuentes,
because he didn't just go and shoot up the place, right?
He didn't just go attack.
He tried to do it in the ring and
partly out of hubris because he's way bigger, right?
Levy's a lightweight, and he says he's got experience in video games.
I mean, the hubris is hilarious because that guy is a professional.
He's an actual professional, and he's got so much more speed and
experience, et cetera.
But at least he kept it in the ring, right?
And at least they learned a lesson a little bit here.
And I was kind of surprised how much the two guys, we didn't show you the other guy
who got his ass kicked, we didn't show you the whole thing.
But mean, Natan knows what he's doing.
He'd kick him in the head.
He'd be didn't see that coming.
Yeah, he's way faster than you, right?
And then his brother just made mincemeat of the other guy.
But after they got their ass kicked, they're like, in the middle,
as you saw, they're sorry, sorry.
[LAUGH] And that was like, weirdly satisfying.
>> Speaker 3: Yeah, and they had to have humbled him legitimately some.
I don't see how it wouldn't have, because I don't know how old he was.
He seemed like he was in his early to mid 20s or something like that.
But what a hell of a way to make your debut to the world.
So, unfortunately, he's going to be that guy.
You know what I'm saying?
That's who he is now.
But, yeah, it's definitely good that he didn't just run up and shoot it up.
You know, people can plainly see, like,
maybe this guy Nick Fuentes is actually an idiot.
And I'll say it again, Nick Fuentes said that a man having sex with a woman is gay.
I don't know how that works out, but I guess he's rationalizing his own life.
I don't know, whatever.
[LAUGH] Yeah.
>> Speaker 4: And of course, anytime that anybody espouses these idiotic beliefs,
these old tropes, these anti Semitic rhetoric is an idiot,
is a fool on its face.
And the Jewish fighter's name is Natan.
That's my dad, Nathan's Hebrew name Natan.
And so I'd like to think because my dad, many times in his life,
my late father stood up to Nazi and Nazi sympathizers.
There was a kid in his high school wearing a Nazi helmet.
My dad told him, that's off your head by the end of the day or
we're going to knock it off your head.
And one time he was told to take off his Jewish star in a basketball game.
And he said, if all the other players wearing their Christian crosses take off
their necklaces, then I will.
And got his way again.
I think that's one little victory for my dad and for
all good minded people out there standing up for what is right in this world.