
The one-eyed baz was a well-known martial artist and former Birmingham City hooligan. He was blind in one eye and a member of the Zulu Warriors in the 1980s. After his tragic injuryâ he became a professional kickboxer and campaigned against knife crime and homelessness. The news broke on social mediaâ and his wifeâ Traceyâ shared the sad news. The MMA fighterâ former youth mentorâ and one-eyed Baz died after suffering a suspected heart attack. His death has sparked many tributes to the inspirational person who shaped the lives of many youth. The kickboxerâ also known as the One-Eyed Bazoâ was a well-known figure in the sport. After being blinded in one eyeâ he turned his life around and became a respected kickboxing and MMA champ. His life had a dark and difficult beginningâ but he embraced the fight and changed his life. Known as the One-Eyed Bazâ Patterson was a community activist and kickboxer in Birminghamâ UK. He once fought Vitali Klitschkoâ who is now the mayor of Kyiv. His life was filled with many achievementsâ including his MMA career and his role as a youth mentor. While in his primeâ he was involved in football hooliganism and turned it around as a dedicated community activist. His charity workâ fighting against homelessnessâ and his campaigning against knife crimeâ will live on forever in the hearts of all who knew him. The community has poured out tributes to the former football hooligan Barrington Baz Patterson. The former MMA champion was a kickboxing champion and a dedicated youth mentor. His sudden death has left a hole in the hearts of all who knew him. There are numerous tributes to him. The following are just a few of the messages sent out online by fans. Barrington Baz Patterson died on July 5 after a suspected heart attack. The 'One-eyed Baz' was a well-known kickboxer who helped many people in his hometown by setting up a homeless support team. After his thuggery career endedâ he turned his life around and began working for charities and his community. In the 1980sâ the one-eyed baz was a community activist in Birmingham. He was known as 'One Eyed Baz' and fought in MMA competitions worldwide. The one-eyed baz was a former member of the Zulu Warriors and a member of the 'Zulu Warriors' of Birmingham's infamous gang. He also took part in various charitable activities and founded the 'Homeless Support Team' in his hometown. After a long and arduous lifeâ the one-eyed baz devoted himself to his community. He became a role model to many and became a well-known Birmingham City fan.

Despite being blind in one eyeâ he was an active member of the Birmingham Metropolitan Council and a much-loved community. His death is a shock to the sport and the city. The death of Barrington Baz Pattersonâ a well-known MMA and kickboxerâ has shocked the world. Although he had been blind in his left eyeâ he never let that prevent him from competing in his sport. Despite his limited visionâ he continued to push the limits and become a respected MMA and kickboxing champion. His passingâ howeverâ has devastated everyone who knew him. The life of Barrington Baz Patterson has been marked by a traumatic heart attack. He was only 56 years oldâ but he had devoted his entire life to helping other people. The One Eyed Bazâ a Birmingham City fan and a renowned kickboxerâ was the first to fight a major opponent Vitali Klitschkoâ and he was the first to use a clinched stance. The death of Barrington Baz Patterson is a shock for many people. The one-eyed bazâ a renowned MMA fighterâ once fought Vitali Klitschkoâ and was part of the Zulu Warriors in Birmingham. He turned his life around from being involved in football hooliganism as a teenager to becoming a kickboxer and a youth mentor.
RIP Baz just heard that my long standing friend Baz -Barrington Patterson has passed away I am in shock. Thoughts with Tracy & family. pic.twitter.com/Wa27lzfjLI — Frank Bruno MBE đŹđ§ (@frankbrunoboxer) March 22, 2022
Bit of what I have been up to I hope that our work in the community will make a change #knivesdownglovesup pic.twitter.com/yzvwnmOiFk — Barrington Patterson (@Iamzulubaz) March 19, 2022