Mum knocks out her teenage son’s ex-girlfriend in rogue cage fight
Charisa Bossinakis
Featured Image Credit: Clout MMA2
A 50-year-old mother has knocked her teenage son’s ex-girlfriend out in a jaw-dropping MMA fight.
Małgorzata Zwierzyńska, who also goes by the name 'Gosia Magical', triumphed in the cage fight against her son's ex-girlfriend, 19-year-old Nikola Alokin, over the weekend in Poland.
The fierce lioness was seen punching her ex-son’s boo in the chest and jaw before Alokin spectacularly dropped to the ground.
A clip of their fight has gone viral with more than 2.3 million views, leaving many stunned.
A 50 year old mother fought and knocked out her son’s 19 year old ex-girlfriend in an MMA fight. 😭‼️ pic.twitter.com/rzfE948PtU
— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) October 29, 2023
“Everyone wants to know the story behind,” one X user wrote.
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“Yeah I wouldn’t wanna go against an angry mother,” another commented.
“This is more entertaining than Logan vs Dillon,” a third shared.
“Don’t ever mess with a mother after you break her child’s heart,” another noted.
This must’ve been one messy breakup.
We’re talking being blocked on all social media accounts and clothes being thrown from balconies.
The event was hosted by Polish fight promotion Clout MMA, who is well-known for hosting outlandish fights.
Poland also has made headlines for their controversial fights in recent years.
In 2021, the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation condemned an inter-gender MMA fight in the region, which saw a female fighter get horrifically knocked out by a male.
The MMA-VIP event held in the Polish city Częstochowa had Ula Siekacz, a female arm wrestler and fitness instructor, go up against mixed martial artist Piotrek Muaboy.
The fitness instructor could not defend herself after Muaboy made a couple of powerful jabs before flipping her to the ground.
Following the jarring match, the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation issued a warning to CEO Densign White, declaring the organization does not condone men and women competing against each other.
“Media coverage has brought our attention to an inter-sex MMA bout that took place in Poland over the weekend,” he said.
“Although neither the promoter nor competitors have any association with IMMAF, as the international governing body for amateur mixed martial arts, I feel it is important that I state our position.
“IMMAF categorically disagrees with this intentionally scandalous, form of entertainment, which does not represent the sport of MMA or its values and puts women at risk.
“It is unacceptable that women and men should compete against each other in combat sports, essentially for reasons of safety but also fair play, and we in no way endorse this.”