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[WATCH] Fighting In The Back Of A Moving Truck – Newest MMA Craze In Russia

[WATCH] Fighting In The Back Of A Moving Truck – Newest MMA Craze In Russia

Russia has been famous for its various kinds of fight sports adaptations throughout the years…
But we’d bet you haven’t seen anything else like this yet.

Why? Because the newest MMA craze in Russia appears to be – fighting in the back of a moving truck!

Yes, you’ve read that right.
They’re now boxing (and, who knows, MMA just might be next) in the back of moving trucks, with everyone passing by on the road to see.

It appears that this has been orchestrated by the “Gas Fight” promotion.
Check it out on the video below:

What will the Russians think of next?
Who knows.

They’ve already made themselves popular with Car-Jitsu:

Phone booth fights as well:

And yes, even 50 vs 50 fights.
Only in Russia:

What do you think will be the “next big thing” to be made up in Russia?
Let us know about your ideas!

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