WATCH: He picked on a kid not knowing he was a 16 year old BJJ champion

A while ago, a remarkable incident was caught on camera. A would-be attacker in the northern UK quickly realized he had picked the wrong target. A 35-year-old man attempted to pick on a 16-year-old boy, only to discover that the young teenager was the junior world champion in martial arts.

This is the story of Alex Williams, the teenage martial arts champion who fearlessly defended himself against an attacker. It serves as an inspiration and a testament to the power of resilience and training.

Despite being targeted by an assailant twice his age, Williams demonstrated incredible skill, agility, and composure in the face of danger.

This incident underscores the importance of self-defense and sends a powerful message against bullying. Through his courage and determination, Williams not only protected himself but also raised awareness about the need to stand up for yourself.

 

The video footage shows Briggs approaching the teenager, who was peacefully sitting on a bench with a friend. He began hurling threats, such as “I’m gonna smash your head in”.

Undeterred, Williams, an accomplished practitioner of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, skillfully executed a double-leg takedown, effortlessly lifting and flipping Briggs onto the ground.

Despite the initial retreat, Briggs repeatedly attempted to engage with the teen, leading to a brief altercation while a bystander intervened to deescalate the situation.

Recent reports from The Daily Mail confirm that Stuart Briggs, 35, has pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm on the student, Alex Williams, who is now older.

The incident took place in North Yorkshire, approximately four hours north of London. As a result of the attack, Williams had to receive six stitches at the hospital to treat his injuries. However, the impact on Briggs’s pride might have been even more severe due to the existence of a video capturing their encounter. Let’s delve deeper into this extraordinary incident and view the footage.

It wasn’t until the scuffle had subsided that Williams discovered the man had actually bitten off a portion of his left ear.

Williams, a multiple junior world champion in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with additional training in mixed martial arts and wrestling, revealed his mindset during the encounter.

He expressed, “As he approached me, I identified an opportunity to defend myself and fight back, so I seized it. When faced with the instinctual response of fighting or fleeing, I chose to confront the situation head-on, remaining focused throughout. Naturally, I was concerned about the possibility of him carrying a knife, given his earlier threats, but in such circumstances, survival becomes paramount, and fortunately, I was prepared.”