Russian fight promoters have created a viral sensation by fighting in an old British telephone box.
When a fight is fought in close quarters with limited breathing space, the term "fighting in a telephone box" is used. It is usually exciting.
Two fighters fight in a telephone box
Russian promotion 'Punch Club’ has gone to great lengths to organize fights that could actually be held in real-life telephone booths.
These are brawls throwing everything from elbows to hooks and even slaps in a British phone booth.
Moscow's 'bouts' are a series of fights where fighters compete using only hand protection.
When one fighter is tired and gives up, a winner appears.
The craziness doesn't stop at the phone box fight, as there are many other strange contests available.
This includes bloody fights between fighters who are wearing MMA gloves, but wearing collared shirts and braces as well as suit trousers.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSThese fights are held in makeshift rings, with fans crowding the ropes.
The most unusual event is "car jitsu", which involves competitors riding around in a motor.
The opposition is allegedly performing Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, and any car could be used to gain an advantage.
The concept was created by Vik Mikheev two years ago and has become more popular in Russia.
Mikheev stated: "In 2020 I came up with a concept of doing competitive grappling within vehicles.
"Since October 2020, I have been running small tournaments for Car Jitsu with my friends to learn the aspects of jiu jitsu in such a restricted space.
