The best thing I saw on the Internet this week was the story of a brother who saved his sister from a dog attack. "Bridger Walker is the boy who saved his younger sister from a vicious dog attack. He received 90 stitches throughout his body but saved his three-year-old sister from certain death. "If someone was going to die, it must be me, I'm the older brother." The World Boxing Council (WBC) recognized him as a World Heavyweight Champion for a day! It will remain in the official historical record of the WBC. For that one day, he was the best fighter in the world." Posted by Steve Gatena
Not just one day, he was was willing to lay down his life. No greater love...
What a wonderful story of bravery in the face of certain death. Thanks you for sharing this story Sterling Snow 🙌
Thank God for the Doctor who helped Bridger’s little face. The mothers of both must be very proud. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSFvgGynE3w/?igsh=YzZ3NWhxcTl4bDVk
Sterling Snow 🙏🏻 - I’m from So~Cal and because of your LinkedIn I regularly consider moving to Utah and I don’t even ski ⛷️. Keep it up 👍🏻
I don't know if there is enough words to express the "COURAGE" that kid displayed for risking his own life to save his sister's !!! I wish both of them nothing but the BEST in the future !! I'll hold back any comments about the dog's owner at this time. Way to go young man !! 😍
How cool of the WBC to highlight this. Now I’m curious if there are other. I want to read all of their stories! Also if I ever decide to get a tattoo, “If someone was going to die…” might be the right words. Sheesh what a champ.
That’s is amazing
What a brave big brother. I love that he was recognized for it. This is the kind of action that need to be broadcast.
“If someone had to die, I thought it should be me.” Coming from a six year-old. Wow, that hits me deep. You will always be a hero and a champion, Bridger Walker! 👏 💪 God bless your family! 🙏 ❤️
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1moI wish for Bridger the strength to endure the unkindness of others in his future, who know nothing of his bravery, love and selflessness toward his sister and see his scars of valor not as ugly, but a tribute to his actions in the face of danger for another. To remember why he did what he did.