And thus far, his TikTok series “Making it to the UFC using Fight IQ” has not just been a rousing success, but a chance for “KGD” to give back to his community. But while Dawson doesn’t feed the trolls, he has gone above and beyond the call of duty to engage not just with fans, but his fellow fighters who are looking to one day get where he’s at. It's enough to make someone turn off social media and never look back. If anything, he gets to go and tell his wife that he riled up a UFC fighter where I get to go tell my wife that some dude, a nobody, got to rile me up. I thought about it for a couple of days after that and nobody won. “I got into an argument with somebody online once and it lasted two-and-a-half hours, and at the end of it, it ruined my entire day. “I think the best way to do it is just to ignore them,” said Dawson of the negativity that comes along with being successful in his day job. Of course, he’s not done with his journey yet but, at the moment, how does he deal with life at the top, going from unknown to well-known in the space of a couple years, with all the good, bad and ugly that comes with it, including random comments from those who find it amusing to poke fun at pro athletes? MORE FIGHT NIGHT: Saturday's Full Fight Card Preview | Fighters On The Rise | Main Event Spotlight

He got those wins, he made his own breaks, and it’s all up from here for the 29-year-old. He used to be just another hungry up-and-comer hoping for the wins and breaks that would get him to the big show.

Dream day wedding online game free