Monson named eight things he intends to do after being elected to Bashkortostan’s parliament

Mixed martial arts fighter Jeff Monson, who has a Russian passport, presented to a plan of his actions after being elected a deputy to the parliament of Bashkortostan.

Monson’s election to the parliament of Bashkortostan was announced on September 13.

– My plan:

1) Opening of free master classes for children and adolescents in difficulty;

2) Meeting with children and adolescents at the temporary detention center for juvenile offenders of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Bashkortostan. We want to give them the opportunity to train in grappling classes;

3) Open a support center for vulnerable populations in Chernikovka, where residents of the region can be referred to a doctor, find information on work, housing and also receive information on drug and alcohol treatment alcoholism – a resource center accessible to the public;

4) Organize a meeting with the business elite of the Republic of Bashkortostan on the issue of charitable assistance to Jeff Monson’s free schools;

5) Every two weeks, organize dances with a DJ on Friday or Saturday evening for young people aged 12 to 18 in Chernikovka;

6) Open additional free wrestling sports schools in Chernikovka;

7) Organize master classes on grappling and self-defense for Ufa soldiers;

8) Open a homeless shelter. Food will be provided daily and help will also be provided to find permanent accommodation,” Monson said in his program for .

Monson, 52, has a record of 60 wins, 26 losses and one draw in MMA, according to official statistics provided on the Sherdog portal. He also fought according to boxing rules and with bare fists. In May, Monson told that he had surrendered his US citizen passport to the embassy and now only has Russian citizenship.