Justin Wren is a former UFC, mixed martial arts fighter from the Dallas, Texas. He has one of the most interesting stories you will ever hear. It’s one of those stories that you could very easily see being turned into a movie in the near future.
Justin Wren’s story is about being bullied as a kid, climbing the ladder to become a UFC fighter, fighting depression and addiction, being classed as a missing person as he was moving through drug dens across Colorado and being kicked out is fighting gym. Justin was then able to turn his life around and began fighting for people instead of against them.
Justin created the Fight For The Forgotten charity to free a Pigmies tribe in the Congo, a tribe which were being enslaved and even eaten by another tribe. This tribe were being forced to work for food and their masters had this belief that if they drank blood from the Pigmes' skulls then it would make them invincible going into battle and that bullets would fly through them.
This interview looks at Justin’s story, modern slavery, how his charity has freed tribes across the Congo, providing them with clean drinking water, land and taught them agriculture skills too. Today’s episode also looks at Justin’s ambitions plan to combat bullying in schools across America.
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