UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping has revealed a scary story involving a nightclub slashing using a samurai sword from his days as a Disc Jockey. <\/p>\n
Michael Bisping has recounted a bizarre incident that, according to him, transpired during his time as a nightclub DJ (Disc Jockey).\u00a0<\/p>\n
The UFC<\/a> Hall of Famer indicated that he witnessed absolute pandemonium at a nightclub, as a balaclava-clad man allegedly slashed someone with a samurai sword.\u00a0<\/p>\n Michael Bisping has stayed active in the fight game and beyond after his MMA retirement<\/p>\n Former UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping last competed in the sport of MMA back in November of 2017, fighting twice that month.<\/p>\n “The Count” lost his UFC middleweight belt via submission to fellow MMA great Georges St-Pierre in early November. The striking maestro subsequently agreed to face Kelvin Gastelum on short notice, losing via first-round KO later the same month.<\/p>\n Bisping has consistently earned laudation from fighters, fans, and others for his incredible longevity in the sport of MMA, extraordinary cardio, and overall combat arsenal.\u00a0<\/p>\n The courageous martial artist is also known for having won UFC gold despite having lost vision in one eye, his right eye, during his time as an active competitor.\u00a0<\/p>\n The fan favorite announced his MMA retirement in 2018 and transitioned to becoming a full-time analyst and commentator for the UFC, a role he was no stranger to even as a fighter.<\/p>\n He’s also partaken in multiple entertainment industry projects, making a mark in Hollywood. The U.S.-based Briton notably served as a coach on the UFC’s TUF (The Ultimate Fighter) Season 34 opposite the legendary Daniel Cormier this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n Michael Bisping narrates a bizarre story involving a balaclava-wearing person, samurai sword, and nightclub slashing<\/p>\n Considering the aforementioned elements, all indicative of his long and storied combat sports career, the 47-year-old is known to have experienced some of the best and worst of the fight game and the world. He’s traveled to and worked at various places, safe and otherwise.\u00a0<\/p>\n Well, Bisping has alluded to a rather strange incident that he noted took place during his time as a DJ at a nightclub.\u00a0<\/p>\n In an edition of his BYM (Believe You Me) podcast, Bisping and fellow UFC analyst-cum-commentator Paul Felder recently hosted former UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker<\/a>.<\/p>\n