“Unthinkable Showdown: Can Three Untrained Women Take Down Two Pro Fighters in a Fight That Stunned the Sports World?”

"Unthinkable Showdown: Can Three Untrained Women Take Down Two Pro Fighters in a Fight That Stunned the Sports World?"

In a shocking twist that feels straight out of a bizarre reality show, a martial arts event in Romania recently invited two experienced male fighters to go up against three women—yes, you read that right, three!—and the internet has exploded with outrage over this peculiar spectacle. Hosted by Real Xtreme Fighting (RXF), the event featured popular social media personalities dressed in matching gear, even twerking for the cameras before they stepped into the ring. The match sparked fierce debates on the ethics of such intergender clashes, raising questions about safety and sport integrity. Is it entertainment or a dangerous game of exploitation? Strap in as we explore the uproar, the reactions, and whether this kind of match should be allowed in the first place. You won’t want to miss this—it’s a scenario that certainly could make you shake your head and say, “What the heck?” LEARN MORE

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A martial arts fight overseen by a company in Romania allowed two male fighters to take on three women, and it’s causing quite a number of people to express their outrage.

The event was hosted by promotion company Real Xtreme Fighting, also known as RXF, and featured Alicia Bonita, Denisa Costea, and Maria Adriana. 

All three women are well-known figures on social media, and were dressed in a two-piece white set with black headguards, twerking at the cameras before entering the ring.

Highlights

  • RXF hosted a fight between 2 men and 3 women, which sparked outrage online.
  • The event was criticized for prioritizing entertainment over the competitors’ safety.
  • RXF has had a history of organizing controversial intergender matches.

An MMA company that sanctioned a match between three women and two men has been facing backlash

Image credits: Maria Adriana

They were set to face off against Costica Prisecaru and Sebastian Rechinu, who only wore matching black shorts.

It didn’t appear as if any of the fighters held back during the match, throwing in brutal kicks and punches against their opponents. 

Ultimately, the two men emerged victorious, but that didn’t stop Adriana from trying to get in the last laugh, having to be restrained by security as she attempted to attack Rechinu during his celebration.

She also posted on social media regarding a merciless kick that landed on her stomach. 

“The difference is that I stayed standing. Don’t underestimate women anymore and don’t denigrate them just because you’re men,” she stated.

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“You have nothing extra. It hurts the face again.”

Image credits: rxfmma

Image credits: rxfmma

And while her refusal to give up is admirable, many people online pushed the idea that she shouldn’t have been in that situation in the first place. 

In a nearly one-minute long clip shared on X by @FearedBuck, which has amassed nearly 3 million views and more than 700 comments, netizens frowned on the event being green lit. 

“So we’ve moved into an era where it is fun to watch men beat up women out in the open. And there are fans,” one person noted in disapproval.

“Who allowed this fight to happen?” another asked. “This is very wrong.”

All three of the girls had large followings on Instagram

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Image credits: rxfmma

A third stated, “This is beyond unacceptable. MMA should be about skill and respect, not exploiting women for shock value. RXF needs to take responsibility for this disgraceful event.” 

“This ‘fight’ was less about MMA and more about clicks and controversy. Are we watching the rise of entertainment sports or the downfall of actual competition?” someone said.

Others chimed in that the match “should’ve been 3 against 1.”

“no way this is even legal,” one user said, paired with a GIF of a man laughing hysterically.

Image credits: Denisa Costea

But through it all, many praised the women for being willing to step in such an environment.

“Brave women if i say so myself,” someone complimented. “An inspiration to us all.”

“Them girls are tough tho ngl,” another added.

These sorts of events aren’t a first for RXF.

To many netizens, the match wasn’t fair to begin with

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According to Daily Mail, the MMA company hosted a similar event last year that featured two women fighting against one man. 

Unsurprisingly, it received backlash, as well, from many of its viewers.

The debate of whether intergender matches of combat sports should be allowed has been one that dates back many years. For some, it’s weighing the difference between crossing lines and pushing boundaries. 

As written by Fight TV, some see it as a way to “push gender equality forward.” They believe that combat sports are centered around skill, technique, and mental ability, rather than just sole brute strength.

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For them, it helps with “breaking down barriers and allowing women to showcase their abilities on equal footing with men. In disciplines like jiujitsu, where technique can sometimes trump size and strength, there may be more room for intergender competition to be taken seriously.”

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