General Marek Sokolowski, 52, had a peculiar challenge for the newly re-elected Russian president Vladimir Putin (65).
Sokolowski is the highly-respected commander of the 16th Pomeranian Mechanised Division of the Polish Army.
He has served in both Iraq and Afghansitan.
While competing in Warsaw Falcon challenged the Russian powerhouse to judo randori.
The general said the Russian president should “get involved in a real men’s fight.” according to dailystar.
Falcon added: “As a general in the Polish army I would stand against him in combat with honour and pleasure.”
“As far as I’m concerned, I need to be in perfect physical condition.”
As far as Putin’s skills go even though he’s been challenged by Western media by all records he is a Judo black belt:
