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UFC fans find random man in back of truck after event.
Two UFC fans found a surprise in their truck bed after arriving home from Fight Night in Oklahoma City. A mysterious passenger arose from the back.
The man had fallen asleep in the bed of the vehicle, presumably after a night of drinking. He woke up just as the truck parked in the driveway. A comical reaction to the discovery was caught on home security camera video.
Andrew and Lance Dixon attended UFC Fight Night last weekend. The brothers from Edmond, located about 20 minutes outside of Oklahoma City, then drove home after the event. They didn’t get two steps towards their front door before a third rider emerged.
Footage of the exchange was posted to social media by Andrew’s fiancée, Jaden Huck. The surprising revelation led to a wholesome interaction.
UFC Fans Find Mysterious Man In Truck.
A man had passed out in the truck bed. He came to just as the brothers arrived home. As he sleepily arose, he was met by the siblings in the driveway. What followed was pure comedy.
“Andrew, you’ve got a stray!” Lance shouted after seeing the man sit up from the bed.
Andrew then asks, “You didn’t want to knock on the window or something?” It appeared the man had slept through the entire half-hour ride from Oklahoma City to Edmond. He was clearly discombobulated as he tried to process his surroundings following the unexpected trip.
After checking to see if the man was okay, the Dixons gave the man some water and made sure he secured a ride home.
“You’re all the way in Edmond,” Lance joked to inform the confused passenger of his whereabouts. The man was then able to get a friend to pick him up and take him on his way, according to Huck.
Andrew and Lance Dixon are former college athletes.
Both wrestled at the University of Oklahoma. Andrew Dixon competed from 2014-2018, while his twin brother appears to have been on the team between ’14 and ’17. Another brother, Joel, was also a wrester at Oklahoma in 2014-2015, according to his athletics bio, before moving onto Central Oklahoma.
Andrew was a four-year letterwinner at Edmond North High School before signing onto compete with the Sooners. He was a two-time Oklahoma Class 6A State Champion and two-time Fargo All-American.
His Instagram account suggests he’s still an avid combat sports fan and competitor.
The brothers enjoyed their night out at the UFC event. They arrived home to a surprise, which was handled impeccably. When all was said and done, the three parties shared a laugh and a story. However, they probably hope it’s not a common occurrence in future sporting trips.