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Intro Card
Mike Dragich - USMC veteran, MMA fighter, viral Florida alligator trapper, founder of
Project Savior Outdoors. Shot and left for dead - resurrected by Jesus. Member of The
Church of Eleven22, mentored by Pastor Joby Martin.
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Run of Show
Mike Dragich is a U.S. Marine veteran, mixed martial artist, and licensed Florida
nuisance alligator trapper known publicly as the Blue Collar Brawler. After being shot at
point-blank range and left for dead, Mike was rescued by Jesus and called to ministry.
He is the founder of Project Savior Outdoors, owner of Brawler Creek Ranch in Elkton,
FL, a member of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, and is mentored by Pastor Joby
Martin. Mike preaches with Marine-grade clarity on spiritual warfare, the power of
testimony, and what it means to stand firm.
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Mike Dragich is a U.S. Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan, a mixed martial artist,
and a licensed Florida nuisance alligator trapper better known across the country as the
Blue Collar Brawler. Years after coming home from combat, Mike was shot at point-blank
range and left for dead. He should not be alive. Jesus had other plans. Out of that
resurrection came a ministry: Project Savior Outdoors, a nonprofit fighting veteran
suicide and PTSD by leading warriors back into the wild and into the gospel. Mike owns
Brawler Creek Ranch in Elkton, FL, hosting men's retreats and rite-of-passage hunts. He
is a member of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville and is being mentored by Pastor
Joby Martin. Whether he is preaching on spiritual warfare, the power of testimony, or
what it actually looks like to stand firm in the day of evil, Mike speaks with the same
directness that made him a Marine, a fighter, and a man who walks into swamps after
seven-foot gators. He brings the Bible, the bullet hole, and a charge.