8 Most Embarrassing Moments In MMA History

For the most part, examples of athletes attempting to make music rarely set the world alight. With but a few exceptions (We're looking at you, Roy Jones Jr) athletes always seem to struggle to make music that wouldn't stick out like a sore thumb among a normal artist's discography.

And that's fair enough. But for whatever reason, it's even worse than usual with MMA. I mean sure, if Jay-Z or Kanye West stepped into the Octagon they would be destroyed in seconds, but that's precisely why they don't. Yet MMA fighters keep trying to produce music.

So when the ill-fated IFL promotion decided to enlist the help of legendary hip-hop producer Jazze Pha to record a song to promote the MMA legends serving as their coaches, the results were about as disastrous as you can imagine.

But they're not the only fighters to produce an unintentionally hilarious rap song.

Ralek Gracie is the founder of the Metamoris submission grappling promotion, and holds a win in MMA over Kazushi Sakuraba. Despite these commendable accomplishments, the Brazilian is arguably best known online for his so-bad-it's-good rap song G in a Gi.