Last weekend saw the first ever PILLOW FIGHTING Championship knockout at its inaugural pay-per view event.
Last weekend, the bizarre promotion, in which two opponents try to stop each other using pillows like angry children, was reintroduced for its first card.
One of the men's bouts was a spectacular technical knockout.
The promotion shared footage of Mike, a fighter who was sent to the canvas after a wild flurry.
After he had recklessly left his guard open, Mike, a Red Corner fighter was caught on the chin.
Mike was credited with getting back on his feet and resuming the action. He then briefly braced himself against the ropes before he was given a ten count.
After seeing Mike lying on his back, the referee called a halt and restarted the fight.
A spectator could be heard shouting "Let's Go, Mike" before the fight was stopped. It's a pillow fight. It's a pillow fight.
The latest PFC event featured not just one, but two ex-UFC fighters.
Markus Perrez, a Brazilian middleweight, fought Reggie Newsome before their fight almost turned into a brawl.
Marcus Brimage, a former featherweight - who was the one who welcomed Conor McGregor into the UFC almost nine years ago – also appeared on the card.
In the final of the men’s tournament, the Ultimate Fighter season 14 winner was defeated by Hauley Tillman.
Hauley won the tournament with a paltry PS3,700.
Steve Williams, CEO of PFC, stated that the promotion was "all the drama of hand to hand combat without the gore or mixed martial arts or boxing."
"It is not something you can just sit back and enjoy the laughter and feel like feathers are flying.
"It's serious. It's hardcore swinging using specialised pillows.
last weekend.
"The only difference between our fights, and MMA fights, is that no one gets hurt.
"Fighters don't like getting hurt and there are a lot people who don’t want to see blood."
They want to see healthy competition but they don't want violence.
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