MMA fighter getting punished in 2v1 beatdown against ex-Misfits boxer and his father for missing weight drops jaws on social media

A Polish MMA fighter faced an unusual punishment after missing weight by over 7 pounds. Alan Kwiecinski, set to fight Amadeusz 'Ferrari' Roslik at FAME MMA 23, tipped the scales at 81kg—far above the welterweight limit.

As a consequence, organizers turned the fight into a 2v1 spectacle, pitting Kwiecinski against 'Ferrari' and his father, Dariusz Roslik, in the main event at the Atlas Arena in Lodz, Poland.

Despite Kwiecinski’s 3-6 record, he initially showed promise by dropping the 60-year-old Roslik. However, the tides quickly turned. 'Ferrari’s' MMA experience proved overwhelming, while Roslik senior also stepped up, locking in a rear-naked choke as his son delivered strikes. Kwiecinski tapped out, marking one of the most bizarre fights in FAME MMA history.

Fans on social media were stunned. One wrote:

“Amazing. Harsh punishments serve as the best deterrent to bad behavior. Crazy that the dad was the one that got the W too. I wonder what the results is going to be recorded as 🤣”

Another chimed in and wrote:

“My head is spinning trying to figure this out!# This is the wildest and best thing I've seen today.”

Another added:

"I'm betting those refs were under instruction not to stop the fight lol"

Check out some of the fan reactions below:

Fans react to the bizarre fight at FAME MMA. [Screenshot courtesy: X]

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When Eddie Hall Landed a vicious one-punch KO in a similar 2v1 MMA ‘Freak Fight’

In a spectacle unlike any other, Eddie Hall, the 2017 'World’s Strongest Man,' delivered a jaw-dropping one-punch knockout during his 2v1 MMA debut in June. Squaring off against influencer siblings Jamil and Jamel Neffati in Blackburn, Hall tipped the scales at 366 pounds, dwarfing the brothers, who weighed a combined 291 pounds.

The fight started slowly, with the Neffati Brothers avoiding confrontation, drawing boos from the crowd. Despite their experience in double-team bouts, their defensive strategy of leg kicks and evasive maneuvers barely tested Hall, who kept his back to the cage to prevent surprises.

As the third round was about to end, the brothers attempted a double-leg takedown, but Hall's sheer strength saw him toss them aside. A powerful punch dropped Jamil, forcing referees to intervene. The match resumed with Jamel as the sole opponent, and his weight of just 147 pounds highlighted the mismatch.

Despite his efforts to evade, Jamel was taken down in the final seconds. Hall delivered subdued ground-and-pound to appease referees, securing a bizarre yet entertaining victory.