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Muradov dispatches six members of the same family in under three minutes at Czech freakshow event

Makhmud Muradov, the two-division Oktagon champion and former UFC fighter, swept through all six members of the Kotlar family in sequence at Czech freakshow promotion G-MMA, finishing the challenge in under three minutes using leg kicks, takedowns, and ground-and-pound.

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Muradov dispatches six members of the same family in under three minutes at Czech freakshow event
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Makhmud Muradov needed less than three minutes to work through all six members of the Kotlar family at a Czech freakshow event run by promotion G-MMA, dispatching each opponent in turn with leg kicks, takedowns, and ground-and-pound in a spectacle that was never intended to be taken seriously.

The 14-year MMA veteran, known as “Mach”, accepted the unusual challenge as a special appearance for G-MMA, facing the Kotlars one after another in rapid succession. The brevity of each exchange told its own story: one family member was dropped by a single leg kick, while another curled up and submitted to what the source charitably described as “baby-strength hammerfists.”

Muradov carries a professional record of 30-8 with one no-contest. He concluded a seven-fight run with the UFC in 2024 and has since gone 4-0 back in Oktagon MMA, where he currently holds the promotion’s light heavyweight title and an interim middleweight title — making him its reigning two-division champion.

The G-MMA outing sits firmly in the category of exhibition rather than competitive sport, but it underlines Muradov’s willingness to take on unconventional bookings between his more serious title defences. Whether the Kotlar family will seek a rematch — individually or as a unit — was not immediately clear.

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