Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Crazy Crap / Hannan Chris Garland vs. Ed Clay: The Sweaty Shogun Showdown!
Posted by Caleb Hannan on Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 12:55 PM
As former Scene writer P.J. Tobia described him in a February article, Garland (pictured at right) is "equal parts Hulk Hogan and Rex from Napoleon Dynamite (the guy who yells, "Bow to your sensei!")." He's also alleged to have killed a bird during a demonstration gone wrong and lied about being in the Special Forces.
Exactly what brings these two
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Chris backed out today, but did say he would be at Nashville MMA tomorrow, Wednesday, night at 5:30 to battle it out with Ed.
We have the audio of the accusations Chris made as well as his challenging Ed.
For the record, Ed had NEVER said anything derogatory about Garland, never called or sent emails to his family, he did want some of our white belts to train with him so we could validate his claims to be the best in Nashville, and we hope, after Ed is finished with him, that he will grapple with some of our white belts. If he is as good as he claims, this will be no problem.
For more information or the audio of Garland's calls visit http://nashvillemma.com/challenge
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Chris Garland is known for challenging sensei's at different schools and backing out. He is obviously mentally ill, a wierdo and a liar. It is sad because he actually looks pretty athletic in some of his videos. All this crap he CLAIMS about himself is a total lie. Chris fits the criteria of a cult leader. He needs to stop calling people out before he gets hurt and further embarassed. He got choked out in a minute and faked a nut shot in his 2 MMA fights.
Chris, PLEASE stop being a wierdo and just do your thing, there is a market for psycho, lying, wannabe Steven Segal martial artists.
Stop lying about your history, as people have proved it to be a lie.
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