Just when combat sports fans thought they had seen it all, UFC veteran Matt Brown shocked everyone by officiating a groin-kicking competition at a Fight Circus event.
The bizarre contest, dubbed the “D*ck Kicking Championship,” comes hot on the heels of Power Slap, but this new twist has taken combat sports absurdity to the next level.
After retiring earlier this year following a remarkable 19-year career, Brown has stayed active in the fight world.
Aside from coaching and podcasting, his latest adventure sees him refereeing one of the most unusual events ever conceived in combat sports. He even suggested that this competition surpasses Power Slap.
“So much for Power Slap! This shit is next level!” he posted on Twitter.
Fight Circus: Redefining combat sports with outlandish ideas
The groin-kicking contest took place at Fight Circus, a promotion famous for breaking the mold of traditional combat sports.
Known for organizing chaotic matchups like 2-on-1 fights and bending the usual rules of combat, Fight Circus has developed a reputation for being the “mad scientists” of the fighting world.
However, even by their standards, the “D*ck Kicking Championship” may be their most extreme creation yet.
Brown seemed excited about his role as the referee, but it’s unclear whether this was a one-off appearance or the start of a new chapter for him. Given his extensive fighting background, Brown is no stranger to taking hits, making him well-suited to judge the effectiveness of a well-placed kick.
Fight fans were left in disbelief after hearing about the groin-kicking contest. While such hits are illegal in most legitimate combat sports, Fight Circus thrives on upending these conventions.
Reactions ranged from shock and amusement to genuine curiosity, with many fans comparing the event to Dana White‘s Power Slap. Concerns were raised about the potential long-term effects, but the competition has undeniably sparked conversation.
With Fight Circus continuously pushing the boundaries of combat sports, the future promises even more unusual spectacles. Whatever comes next, it seems Matt Brown and Fight Circus have set a new standard for combat sports absurdity.