UFC Star Celebrates Recent Win With Tattoo Of Dustin Poirier’s Iconic Catchphrase

Dustin Poirier

Dustin Poirier has cemented himself as a superstar in Dana White’s promotion, consistently delivering exciting fights over the years. But his popularity isn’t just about his performances in the octagon—he’s also a fan favorite for many other reasons. One of them is his iconic catchphrase, “Don’t be silly, jump the gilly.” The phrase has taken on a life of its own, and after his recent win at UFC London, Chris Duncan joined in on the trend by sharing a picture of himself celebrating with the phrase tattooed on his body.

At UFC London, Chris Duncan earned his 13th career win by submitting Jordan Vucenic with a guillotine at 3:42 in the second round. Following the victory, Dustin Poirier posted his iconic phrase, “Don’t be silly, jump the gilly.” He then invited fans to design a tattoo based on it. Now, Duncan has officially gotten the tattoo, celebrating the phrase and win that has become a fan favorite and a symbol of his love for the guillotine choke.

What started as a lighthearted saying has now become a symbol of guillotine submission mastery, embraced by both fighters and fans alike. With Poirier himself acknowledging the moment and the phrase continuing to gain traction, it’s clear that “Don’t be silly, jump the gilly” has cemented itself as a lasting part of UFC culture.

Dillon Danis Slams UFC Superstar Dustin Poirier Over His Iconic Catchphrase

Dustin Poirier

Dillon Danis, never one to hold back, has a history of taking shots at Conor McGregor’s rivals. With the well-known tension between Dustin Poirier and McGregor, it wasn’t unexpected that Danis would have something to say. Poirier recently posted on X, joking about the significance of guillotine submissions. Danis quickly responded, calling him out for never actually finishing a fight with one. “You literally have zero career finishes by guillotine,” he said, mocking Poirier’s statement.

That line has gained so much traction that it’s now featured on merchandise, and the fighter even got it tattooed. Despite the hype, the reality is that Poirier has never won a fight using a guillotine. However, with one match left in his career, there’s still a chance he could make it happen in his final bout.