Strangest MMA fight? Pensioner and his son pair up to take on one woman in Russia

Strap yourselves in for this one because it’s going to be a bizarre tale of how a Russian fight promotion allowed this particular contest to go ahead.

In February, a Vietnam war veteran and his grandson stepped inside the octagon with a female fighter – and got absolutely outclassed on all fronts.

A clip of the bout is making rounds on social media yet again, with MMA fan account Matsyek on Twitter.

“It’s here and it’s beautiful,” the caption to the contentious clip reads which was posted on February 9, 2022.

The clash was similar to that of something in WWE, which was sponsored by Russia’s Epic Fighting Championship, saw 28-year-old Yulia Mishko, better known as “the Tomboy”, facing off against artist Vladimir Spartak and his grandson Big Igibob.

Obviously, this ruffled some feathers across the world with a woman fighting against two men deemed to be (rightfully so) unjust.

However, Spartak asserted neither he nor his grandson had any prior fighting experience and the two men’s combined weight was just over Mishko’s 286 pounds, as per the clip.

The contest appeared to follow typical mixed martial arts regulations with the warriors wearing MMA gloves and the referee allowed them to take to the mat with ground and pound.

The match itself took place over six 3-minute rounds and despite the numerical advantage, the confrontation got off to a surprising start.

The tattoo-clad senior took all the risks while the grandson seemed unsure what to do in the background. The speed picked up in the second round after Mishko floored both men within the opening seconds, clearly unfazed by her two opponents that stood before her.

Spartak was the first to be knocked down with a one-two combo and then the younger Igibob was sent