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Matt Inman, a professional mixed martial arts fighter, went head-to-head with Will Stone MP in a charity match at Fairfield Halls in Croydon. Stone, the newly elected Labour MP for Swindon North, is not only a politician but also a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and a former soldier. The match was held to raise funds for The Kelly Foundation, a mental health charity in Stone’s constituency, and both men agreed to donate the money to the cause.
The event was a unique pairing of two worlds, with Stone standing in one corner in a traditional suit and tie while Inman donned his fighting gear in the opposite corner. However, both men were equally passionate about the cause they were supporting and dedicated to putting on a good show for the crowd.
Stone’s background in martial arts was evident as he put up a strong fight against Inman, but ultimately lost the match. However, the real winners were the beneficiaries of the money raised for The Kelly Foundation. The charity provides vital support to individuals suffering from mental health issues, such as depression and anxiety, which are particularly prevalent in Stone’s constituency.
The event was filmed and produced by Adam Smith and showcased both the physical and philanthropic sides of the participants. It demonstrated that two seemingly disparate fields, politics and fighting, can come together for a good cause and that people from all walks of life can make a positive impact in their communities. Stone and Inman’s willingness to participate in such an event is a testament to their commitment to public service and the wellbeing of those they represent
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