"Pillow Wars" is a home game that almost every young person has experienced, but have you ever thought that "Pillow Wars" will become an official fighting competition, and there are UFC players participating?
In February, the inaugural Pillow Fight Championship came to an end in Florida, USA, where the men's and women's champions were awarded gold belts and $5,000 in prize money.
Among them, UFC star Markus Perez also clashed with his opponents during the match, causing a riot.
The Pillow Fighting Championship (PFC) brings the night-to-day play of pillow fights in the bedroom to the regular ring, using a combination of pillows and MMA sports to organize a competition that attracts families from all over the world.
A total of 16 male and 8 female players participated in the competition, who replaced the boxing gloves with special pillows for PFC to fight in the boxing ring, and the players also needed to wear teeth guards.
In the women's final, Nunez from Brazil defeated Kendal Walker of the United States to win the championship.
Meanwhile, in the men's final, local player Howly Tillman defeated Marcus Brimag to win the title. The champion won the PFC gold belt and a $5,000 cash prize, and the two were crowned the first men's and women's champions in PFC history. It is worth mentioning that UFC player Marcus Perez also participated in the competition, and his opponent is MMA athlete and fitness coach Reggie Newtham.
Newsom's pillow was also smashed by Perez after being hit, Newsom angrily pushed Perez, Perez rushed up to fight back, the two sides hugged each other and clashed, fortunately, the on-site security stopped the fight in time. It was originally a game that people liked to hear and could bring joy to the majority of families, but it staged a bridge section of "playing with urgent eyes", which really made people cry and laugh. This new form of competition is said to be well received and will be held consecutively in the coming months.