Makhmud Muradov fought six members of the Kotlar family, one after another, in an MMA cage in Prague on Saturday night. The whole thing took him about two minutes.
The bout was the main event of G MMA 1: Samhain, the first card from a Czech promotion that built its debut around freak matchups. The format was simple and unfair by design: six men from one family, each one stepping in fresh against the same professional.
Muradov was never the underdog in this story, whatever the numbers said. The 36-year-old fought in the UFC, and he currently holds titles in two weight classes with OKTAGON, one of the biggest promotions in Europe. The Kotlars are a family act from the Czech freak fight circuit.
Six family members. One professional. About two minutes.
It ended the way the math always said it would. The biggest of the six, Diego Kotlar, tapped out to a single low kick, per the clips circulating from the broadcast.
A normal fighter needs a training camp for one opponent. Muradov needed a short evening for six, and the clip has been running all night because of it.
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