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In this unbelievable clip a Russian fighter is matched up against two opponents at the same time. What’s more incredible, is that he wins in three seconds by knocking both clean out.

It is obviously not a sanctioned event as no athletic commission would ever allow it. The scene starts with each fighter in separate corners of the cage. Two referees officiate the bout.

Two opponents start towards each other and one throws a huge overhand left. The Russian fighter is able to duck it. At this time the third opponent lunges at him, but is met with a huge punch that floors him. In the meantime, the fighter that missed his first chance comes back at the Russian fighter with a jumping attack, but he is also hit with a big punch. It doesn’t knock him out, but as the Russian continues the assault on the ground, the referee calls a halt to the fight.

The crowd erupts with applause for the super tough Russian fighter who just beat two opponents at the same time. One of the opponents stays on the ground recovering from the knockout while the other is up, but the fight is over.

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