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Fans of the Dirty Sanchez show have been revisiting some of Mike 'Pancho' Locke's interviews and stories from the past after his death, age 47.
However, one memory in particular is a little hard to swallow.
Locke, the star of the popular Welsh version of US's Jackass, has sadly died, leading to an outpouring of tributes online.
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The show began in 2003, and ran for four years on MTV until 2007, which saw the band of blokes enact stunts that made Jackass look like child's play.
That's because they had a habit of extremism, and took things much further, which saw the cast do things like drink beer from a person's bottom via a funnel, or harm their genitals.
With so much popularity, Pancho was part of the 2006 spin-off film and its other TV show projects.

There was also said to be a reunion in development for 2027 which would've seen the original four-man cast (Matthew Pritchard, Pancho, Lee Dainton, and Dan Joyce) return.
In the gap between the spin-offs to now, Pancho had been candid about his time spent filming the projects, particularly the Dirty Sanchez: The Movie (2006), which saw the lads tour the world.
It was there that Pancho recently claimed in an interview last year that he underwent liposuction and later ate his own body fluids – as did Joyce.
Speaking with Rollersnakes on YouTube in May, 2025, Pancho revealed that he'd underwent the procedure around his hips and sides to remove fat.
However, he also decided to take the extracted fluid back to where the lads were staying, and later forgot it in a fridge while flying to Bangkok.
Upon his arrival back to the apartment, he said the fat and blood mixture had separated, and in a moment of curiosity, drank it with Joyce.

"Yeah, it was it was excruciating. It was it wasn't pleasant," Pancho said of the procedure.
He then said Joyce was 'just drinking it' after the fat 'was left in an apartment in Bangkok for a week while festering'.
He added that 'we poured it out, it had this lovely layer of fat' and then 'Joyce is like scooping it'.
Calling himself 'intrigued' by his own fat, he said he 'had to have a little taste' and was surprised that it was 'very smooth' and likened it to cannibalism.

Fans who have come across the interview once again have since paid respect to Pancho and his legacy on TV after his shock death announcement.
A statement shared by his friends and family through his San Portablo clothing brand, was posted on Instagram, which read: “It is with profound sadness that San Portablo and the Locke family write of the passing of the father, son, brother, uncle, friend, skater, stuntman and all-round goodfella Michael Richard Locke.
“Affectionately known as Pancho to the world, an absolute Welsh Treasure and San Portablo King. His brilliance we are sure will still shine through far wide high low and across the seven seas. He lived an incredible life and lit up the world with his charm.
“Rest In Peace brother, your legend will never cease, it will only gain momentum.”
