Former interim welterweight champion Colby Covington has been accused of being a 'scumbag' after he repeatedly choked rapper Lil Pump during a sparring session, ignoring the musician's taps and pleas to stop.
The former interim welterweight champion is known for crossing the line with his trash talk, but this time he’s upset people by taking a sparring session too far.fans have asked their favourite fighters to choke them out – but Lil Pump doesn’t appear to be a willing participant.
The 24-year-old repeatedly taps and claws at his neck to try to get ‘Chaos’ to release his grip before going out cold in the scary viral footage.The divisive MMA fighter stepped away as someone tried to revive Lil Pump.Joe Rogan wants rid of UFC 'cheat' trick that can have fatal consequencesOne person tweeted: “Crazy to keep choking after the tap.”Someone else fumed: “Colby Covington has - once again - shown himself to be a complete scumbag.
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