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This CCTV clip shows a trained MMA fighter suddenly confronted by an aggressive dog and reacting on pure instinct. As the animal lunges, he keeps his balance, lowers his level and secures a controlling clinch, using calm pressure rather than panic. The moment highlights how combat training builds awareness,...

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