Gordon Ryan shares three-word reaction to ex-UFC fighter's response to transgender boxer's callout

Prominent Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner Gordon Ryan was humored by a recent comment by former UFC fighter Jake Shields in response to a callout. It all started when a transgender boxer named Summer Brady made an appearance on the OverDogs podcast, hosted by another ex-UFC fighter Mike Perry.

At one point during their conversation, Brady proceeded to call out Shields for a clash at Perry's promotion 'Diry Boxing Championship', saying:

"Jake Shields, I would love to fight you in Dirty Boxing. I know you got some grappling. I know you talk a lot about people like me. But maybe I could teach you a lesson if I knock you out in dirty boxing. And maybe you would learn that you don't have to just call me a man or a male because yeah, I'm a man. I was born as one... But I'm also a f**king non-binary trans-human."

Check out Summer Brady's comment below:

Shields later appeared on the same podcast, where he responded to the callout by saying that he would make light work of 'The Non-Binary Ninja'.

"I will beat that thing's a**. You serious? I don't know if it's a man, woman, whatever it is. I will beat the s**t out of that thing. People are delusional. They don't understand the difference between high-level pros versus like these amateurs or whatever they are fighting."

Check out Jake Shields' response below:

The clip of Shields' response caught the attention of Ryan on Instagram, who posted a three-word response in the comments section along with a laughing emjoi. Ryan wrote:

"I love Jake."

Check out a screenshot of Gordon Ryan's comment below:

Gordon Ryan reacts to Jake Shields' response

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Gordon Ryan recently attended Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony

Several prominent namesfrom the MMA world made an appearance at Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony, which took place in Washington D.C on January 20. This included individuals like Conor McGregor, Dana White, Tim Kennedy, Jon Jones and Georges St-Pierre.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu star Gordon Ryan was also present at the ceremony. The 29-year-old uploaded a post that featured pictures of him with fighters like Jones, Kennedy, McGregor, Bo Nickal and St-Pierre.

Check out Gordon Ryan's post below: