A man rioted, and found out about his flesh: The security guard is a former boxer.

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Another network classic: A common brat cursed the security guards, unaware that one of them was Julius Francis, a former boxer who faced Mike Tyson.

One blow was enough to calm him down, leaving him unconscious

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14/06/2022

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Former boxer Julius Francis confronts man rioting (Twitter)

This is what happens when you decide to look for trouble at the wrong time, in the wrong place and in front of the wrong man.

Julius Francis, 57, is a former heavyweight professional boxer who at his peak was a British champion and in 2000 fought against Mike Tyson, and currently works as a security guard at Wembley.

In a video released in the last day in England, a man is seen confronting security personnel outside the entrance, blatantly shouting "Fuck You" and threatening, and at some point the business begins to heat up and be dragged into a physical confrontation - until one blow from Francis knocks him to the ground. .

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Francis in 2000 (Photo: GettyImages, Mark Sandten / Bongarts)

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Francis seems cold-blooded throughout the confrontation, and walks slowly around the violent and nervous person.

As that riot moves away for a moment from the commotion, he stands in front of Francis, who may already be kissing at age 60, but still sharp and precise, with a powerful arm.

Francis sent him one right, and the man lay unconscious on the floor.

It should be noted that when Francis faced Mike Tyson, he too survived a short time, snatching a knockout in the first minute of the second round.

However, this was Tyson at his peak, not an amateur rioter.

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