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Top Dog FC 13 produced a brutal fight with blood pouring from the face of one of the fighters.
The TDFC organization is growing in Russia, with naked fighters happily beating the life out of one another. The Top Dog tournament began broadcasting fights in parking lots in early 2020, making it something of a real fight club.
But the organization now reportedly rents out a Moscow arena for brutal bare-knuckle fights that draw hundreds of spectators in the crowd and millions of fans around the world. And at the TDFC 13 event, bloody fans weren’t disappointed as Denis ‘Tsarevich’ Romanov fought Mark Tsittser
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Both fighters weighed just under 60kg, but there was no lack of heavy shots.
With the “Ring” surrounded by bales of hay, Romanov had blood running down his face by the end of the first round as the rivals went toe-to-toe and lobbed bombs at each other. At the end of the three laps, however, he went the distance without a clear winner.
However, it was Romanov who was declared the winner and after that he went to the microphone to say: “I want to say hello to my coaches. I also want to say hello to my gym teacher!”
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Romanov was declared the winner despite being cut early and blood running down his face (Image: YouTube/Top Dog)
Romanov usually fights at 54-57 kg, this is his first fight in the 58-60 category. However, he expressed his desire to continue at that weight and eventually become a champion.
Tsittser, whose face also looked bruised at the end of the fight, was scathing about his own performance despite only losing by split decision: “I have no excuses, the fight went really badly,” he admitted.
“I have no excuses. I want to fight more and perform better.” Both fighters were at least able to be merciful after beating each other to the pulse and hugging in the ring before heading out into the crowd to meet fans.
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