A regional MMA event in Brno, Czech Republic, produced one of the wildest moments combat sports has seen in years when a main event spiraled completely out of control.
During the headliner, Vaclav Mikulasek – known as “Baba Jaga” – faced Pavol Vasko (“Pali Hari”).
What began as a normal exchange quickly turned shocking when Mikulasek attempted a takedown and Vasko responded in a way almost never seen inside a cage: he bit his opponent’s ear.
Mikulasek recoiled instantly, clutching his head as blood began running down the side of his face.
The referee halted the action, but the situation only worsened from there.
Vasko exited the cage, where an already furious crowd reacted immediately.
Spectators rushed toward him and chaos erupted around the arena.
Security personnel attempted to intervene, but they struggled to contain the escalating scene as drinks, punches, and objects were thrown in his direction.
Even after reaching the entrance ramp, the danger wasn’t over.
A fan struck Vasko with a chair, and another attacker – reportedly a fighter from the event – delivered a front kick to his midsection before he was finally escorted backstage.
Mikulasek later addressed the incident on social media, sharing an update on his condition and expressing clear frustration over how the fight unfolded.
Check out the footage of the incident below:
MMA fighter got jumped by the crowd after nearly biting his opponent’s ear off 😳 pic.twitter.com/BIG2r9BGQs
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) February 8, 2026
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