Johnny Haught (left-center) and his fighters. Photo: Instagram
MMA coach Johnny Haught and his fighters have a message for those who threatened the performers of a West Virginia drag brunch: bring it, reports Outsports.
A drag show that was slated to be held at a Primanti Bros. restaurant in Wheeling, West Virginia on Feb. 26 was canceled after threats were sent to performers and patrons, reports the news station WTRF.
Haught, who owns Ohio Valley MMA, offered his own security services after he heard the news.
“The drag show is no more offensive than a Broadway show, or a stand-up comedy show. In essence, it’s a mix of both,” he told WTRF. “At the end of the day, it is entertainment. Not part of some hidden agenda, like some would have you believe.”
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