Craig Jones

So we, we got this, um, obviously we've got a fair fight foundation. Despite everything I've just said, I do do charity work. I'm for the greater good. You know what I mean? And we partner with a guardian program, which has jujitsu schools all around the world for sort of kids that wouldn't have access to those programs. And they,

So we, we got this, um, obviously we've got a fair fight foundation. Despite everything I've just said, I do do charity work. I'm for the greater good. You know what I mean? And we partner with a guardian program, which has jujitsu schools all around the world for sort of kids that wouldn't have access to those programs. And they,

So we, we got this, um, obviously we've got a fair fight foundation. Despite everything I've just said, I do do charity work. I'm for the greater good. You know what I mean? And we partner with a guardian program, which has jujitsu schools all around the world for sort of kids that wouldn't have access to those programs. And they,

provide them clean drinking water, in some of the places food, and English lessons. So we went out there. Actually, where was I? Actually, we were in Peru with the Guardian guys because we're building a school out there in Peru. And one of the guys in Ethiopia that runs the Guardian program there And Kodo, one of the guys at Guardian, got me to send a video message to him. And I just winged it.

provide them clean drinking water, in some of the places food, and English lessons. So we went out there. Actually, where was I? Actually, we were in Peru with the Guardian guys because we're building a school out there in Peru. And one of the guys in Ethiopia that runs the Guardian program there And Kodo, one of the guys at Guardian, got me to send a video message to him. And I just winged it.

provide them clean drinking water, in some of the places food, and English lessons. So we went out there. Actually, where was I? Actually, we were in Peru with the Guardian guys because we're building a school out there in Peru. And one of the guys in Ethiopia that runs the Guardian program there And Kodo, one of the guys at Guardian, got me to send a video message to him. And I just winged it.

And I was like, because he's a fan of me, I don't know why. But I sent him a message and I was like, I'll see you soon in Ethiopia. And then I just pursued that to the end to visit his school. And we went out there with Guardian. And these kids were basically training on concrete. It's in Addis Ababa. And we went out there and went on a bit of an adventure. But they were training on concrete.

And I was like, because he's a fan of me, I don't know why. But I sent him a message and I was like, I'll see you soon in Ethiopia. And then I just pursued that to the end to visit his school. And we went out there with Guardian. And these kids were basically training on concrete. It's in Addis Ababa. And we went out there and went on a bit of an adventure. But they were training on concrete.

And I was like, because he's a fan of me, I don't know why. But I sent him a message and I was like, I'll see you soon in Ethiopia. And then I just pursued that to the end to visit his school. And we went out there with Guardian. And these kids were basically training on concrete. It's in Addis Ababa. And we went out there and went on a bit of an adventure. But they were training on concrete.

Yeah, just like concrete with like maybe three or four puzzle mats. So like real harsh conditions for the kids out there in Ethiopia. So we generously fitted out their gym with mats and show roll, hooked them up with some geese for them to train in. But yeah, tough conditions for them training.

Yeah, just like concrete with like maybe three or four puzzle mats. So like real harsh conditions for the kids out there in Ethiopia. So we generously fitted out their gym with mats and show roll, hooked them up with some geese for them to train in. But yeah, tough conditions for them training.

Yeah, just like concrete with like maybe three or four puzzle mats. So like real harsh conditions for the kids out there in Ethiopia. So we generously fitted out their gym with mats and show roll, hooked them up with some geese for them to train in. But yeah, tough conditions for them training.

Not a heavy guard pulling culture, as you can imagine. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, Ethiopia was absolutely wild. Just the sheer scale of the poverty out there was mind-blowing. And we went to visit a couple of the tribes out there. We went to... Honestly, I can't remember the name of the tribes, but we went deep out there to see two different tribes.

Not a heavy guard pulling culture, as you can imagine. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, Ethiopia was absolutely wild. Just the sheer scale of the poverty out there was mind-blowing. And we went to visit a couple of the tribes out there. We went to... Honestly, I can't remember the name of the tribes, but we went deep out there to see two different tribes.

Not a heavy guard pulling culture, as you can imagine. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, Ethiopia was absolutely wild. Just the sheer scale of the poverty out there was mind-blowing. And we went to visit a couple of the tribes out there. We went to... Honestly, I can't remember the name of the tribes, but we went deep out there to see two different tribes.

One of them we rolled into and they were doing a whipping ceremony, which is like a coming of age ceremony for a man in the tribe before he disappears for a while on some hunting expedition. But the way they celebrate that is he does his part. The male part of this is they line up seven or eight bulls and he just runs naked across them. Back and forth. So that's his contribution. Across what?

One of them we rolled into and they were doing a whipping ceremony, which is like a coming of age ceremony for a man in the tribe before he disappears for a while on some hunting expedition. But the way they celebrate that is he does his part. The male part of this is they line up seven or eight bulls and he just runs naked across them. Back and forth. So that's his contribution. Across what?

One of them we rolled into and they were doing a whipping ceremony, which is like a coming of age ceremony for a man in the tribe before he disappears for a while on some hunting expedition. But the way they celebrate that is he does his part. The male part of this is they line up seven or eight bulls and he just runs naked across them. Back and forth. So that's his contribution. Across what?

Across bulls, like the animal.

Across bulls, like the animal.