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MMA fighter confidently believes he can beat a chimpanzee in a fight and claims it will be livestreamed

Cole Johnson, known as Wavy MMA, claims he received an offer exceeding $500,000 to fight a male chimpanzee on a livestream this September 11.

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MMA fighter confidently believes he can beat a chimpanzee in a fight and claims it will be livestreamed
Cole Johnson, known as Wavy MMA, claims he received an offer exceeding $500,000 to fight a male chimpanzee on a livestream this September 11.
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