On October 24, five-time World Hercules Champion Mariusz Pudzianowski, who turned out to be a KO wrestler in just 18 seconds in the KSW64 super heavyweight competition of Europe's famous MMA fighting event, once again proved that he was not a "dead muscle" that was not in the middle of the game.
In addition, the sum of the two men's weight reached a staggering 536 pounds, which is a real heavyweight beast battle. In the face of the tall and big Dia, Marius took the high fist and constantly shook his front hand to attract the attention of the other party, while sweeping his leg back and jerking the opponent's support leg. But for Dia, who has a thick skin and thick flesh, it has no effect at all.
Dia rushed straight up when Marius swept his legs for the second time. Swinging a huge fist directly into Mares, but the slow speed and large loopholes were seized by Maries to hit the jaw with a backhand punch, Dia collapsed like a mountain of meat in an instant, Marius went up to make up for the punch was stopped by the referee, and it took him only 18 seconds for KODia to win.
Originally from Poland, Marius, 44, is a late-developing MMA player who has won five World Hercules championships in 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2008. He used his body to drag the 40-ton C-130 transport aircraft forward, which was breathtaking.
Since losing to Lithuania's Savikas in 2009, Marius decided to retire from the professional Hercules competition. He was 32 years old and joined a local Polish MMA league as a fighter. 32 was really a bit too late for him, but Marius was confident of it herself.
It turned out that Marius began practicing boxing for 7 years at the age of 15. He had a green belt of karate before winning the Hercules tournament. Of course, what he is really terrible is his super physical fitness.
Marius's opponent Dia weighed a staggering 147 kilograms, a huge physical advantage over the 121 kilograms, and was a wrestler who was well suited to MMA, winning both games before the match.
"He's an opponent not to be underestimated, he's a strong boy." Maries said, "My down-to-earth training always pays off. I've been playing MMA for 12 years and thanks to boxing fans I've developed. I'm still here and I still love what I do. ”
"The game is too fast, how did the battle end? The opponent is still a little dizzy. He didn't know what was going on. But I'm not surprised because I have the power and I punch hard," Maries added.