Note to bullies: When a potential victim tells you that he or she doesn’t want to fight you, take a hint and skedaddle, because otherwise you might get hurt real badly. And no, it doesn’t matter if your victim is smaller than you. It doesn’t matter one bit.
For proof, just look to Clayton Valley Charter High School in Concord, California, where over the weekend one rather large bully got demolished by her thin, spry victim after making the unfortunate mistake of starting a totally needless fight.
**Warning for language.
The feud began when the bully approached a young cheerleader reportedly named Savannah Sprague and challenged her to a fight.
“Do you want to fight?” the bully can be heard saying in the video recording of the altercation featured above that’s since gone mega viral across the Internet.
“Nobody wants to fight. Nobody speaks on you guys. Nobody talks about you guys,” Sprague replies.
Apparently unconvinced of her victim’s sincerity, the bully then waves her finger in Sprague’s face, prompting the smaller girl to reply, “Get your finger out of my face.”
“What are you going to do … are you going to make me get back?” the bully taunts.
“I’m not going to fight, because I don’t want to fight you,” Sprague replies, trying one last time to get the bully to back down.
The bully then makes the fatal mistake of pushing her victim. What followed was what’s known as a beatdown, and frankly it looked quite painful for the bully.
Note how in the video above the other students burst into shrieks of amused shock as Sprague thrashed her opponent. Because of her lean frame, nobody had expected her to win the fight. But as noted by several folks on Twitter, cheerleading isn’t easy:
Cheerleaders work out every day, practice at 6:30am, classes, gym working tumbling at 7 to 8 pm….then there are dance classes….you gotta be tough, have you seen what cheerleaders do now.. no more rah rah rah crap, it is a legit sport
— JUSTME5739 (@JUSTME5739) September 11, 2018
Damnnnnn! How’s your pride ms bully? Clearly you don’t realize that cheerleaders work out harder than you ever will. ??
— Mel H (@wondermel13) September 10, 2018
You got right, the cheerleaders are in great shape!
— Patrick Lacy (@Save_America1) September 13, 2018
Cheerleader is fit and athletic with zero tolerance for nonsense. Nice beating. Her Ancestors are proud of her. She defended the family honor.
— Horak Paks (@bonifacehorak83) September 12, 2018
It’s nice to see a bully get HER FAT ASS BEAT….. by the athletic cheerleader!! Hey Sierra, your sister should be the face of Nike. She’s way more worthy than colin the pussy
— andrew lavorato (@AndrewLavorato) September 12, 2018
Indeed.
The video of this altercation went viral after Sprague’s sister, Sierra Sprague, shared it on Twitter. It turns out Sierra is a burgeoning YouTube star with many followers.
so my little sister got in a fight tonight and i don’t think i’ve ever been more proud ?? with her phone in her hand & everything lmao THATS MY MF SISTER LETS GOOOOOOO pic.twitter.com/8Bpxc30d0Z
— sierra sprague (@sierrasprague) September 8, 2018
According to Sierra, her sister’s “still on the team and in no trouble.” As for the bully, all that’s known about her is that she likely won’t be challenging anyone else to a fight anytime soon.
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V. Saxena is a staff writer for BizPac Review with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University.
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