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Inside brutal underground world of no-holds-barred fighting on an ICE RINK where rivals would ‘rather die than quit’


AN underground fight club hosts no-holds-barred bouts on an ICE RINK – and blood-covered brawlers say they would “rather die than quit”.

The King of the Streets promotion hosts a number of bizarre events, including “rooftop” and “tunnel” fights.

Underground fight club which hosts no-holds-barred bouts on an ice rink
The fights have no rules and can only be won via knockout or submission

King of the Streets, a European street fighting promotion, have almost 1MILLION YouTube subscribers, with their most popular fight garnering 4.3m views.

Now, clashes on an ice rink is the latest addition, which has no rules and can only be won via knockout or submission.

There are also no rounds or time limits and only the winner receives money for the winner-take-all scrap.

The bare-knuckle fights are often between football hooligans and streetfighters.

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In one such scrap, Polish football hooligan Mariusz “Mario” Siwiak took on French-Moroccan streetfighter Hamza “The Inquisitor” Allal.

Siwiak was described as a hooligan from Goral Zywiec, a lower league Polish club who also have their own boxing division.

In the match, he was then taken down shortly after opting to grapple before landing ground and pound attacks.

Allal recovered and got back to his feet with the pair going on to trade blows for just over seven minutes.

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Eventually, Siwiak was beaten by stoppage and the rivals were both left covered in blood.

A picture of Siwiak online with the caption: “There was no giving up in him.

“He would rather die than quit. Our ref had to stop the fight for him.”

The bare-knuckle fights are often between football hooligans and streetfighters
Brawlers would ‘rather die than quit’


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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