Photos: Theo Von shares behind-the-scenes snaps from UFC 310

Popular comedian and avid UFC fan, Theo Von attended UFC 310 over a week ago. Fans were treated to a series of behind-the-scenes photos of the event. The 44-year-old rubbed elbows with notable MMA personalities - from fighters, members of the media, commentators, and fellow fans.

He also left a beautiful, heartfelt message in the caption, saluting the UFC, the people behind the event, and the fighters, including his friend, the UFC light-heavyweight veteran, Anthony 'Lionheart' Smith.

Theo Von wrote:

"Grateful I got to see so many warriors at UFC #310 last week. Always in awe of this organization and the fighters. Can't believe I got to go!! All love to my man @lionheartasmith for showing up, no matter what circumstances are happening. Love u champ. So many amazing fighters on that card. Tru fricking warriors. Christmas came early for me. 🙏 @ufc @danawhite and thank u @giannivpaolo for bothering me the whole night."

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Theo Von shares hilarious cop story on Dustin Poirier vs. Max Holloway

He may have written a sentimental caption on his Instagram post, but Theo Von's comic timing is well known. Fans love him for his off-the-wall and quirky humor.

In a recent podcast episode uploaded on Von's YouTube account, the famous comedian revealed he has a habit of calling the cops, even on himself a few times.

He then recounted when he called the cops while watching an interim UFC lightweight title bout between Dustin Poirer and Max Holloway. He said:

"I couldn't handle it, dude. I call the cops on myself a bunch of times. I call the cops for anything, dude. I see... yeah, I remember I was at a UFC fight one night, and the guys were beating each other so bad, and I called the cops right there from T-Mobile Arena. It was Dustin Poirier and Max Holloway beating the hell out of each other."

He continued:

“I said, 'Y'all got a male-on-male domestic down here.' I said, These guys are fighting over jewelry down here. I think the winner got the belt.”

Check out Theo Von's story here (18:00):