The best boxers in the world earn tens of millions of dollars, MMA fighters get more and more money every year, but hardly any of them would dare to come face-to-face with a man who fights in latvej, a variant of Muay Thai boxing.
Canadian Dave Leduc is the big star of probably the most brutal martial arts discipline, in which the match ends in a draw if both fighters last five rounds of three minutes each. The duel can only end with a knockout, and the fighter has two minutes to recover from the knockdown.
Thailand's Diselek Sepongsert Sanong had the misfortune to find himself in the ring with a 26-year-old from Quebec in Myanmar, whose personal description was changed by a man called Nomad.
Leduk first sent him to the floor with a brilliant elbow, and after recovering after two minutes, Sanong received a blow from which he will recover for a long time - a knee straight to the chin and a broken jaw and nose.
That's why it looks like this, and we suggest more sensitive people not to watch this.
Leduk had a record of four wins and five draws in the bar, 14 triumphs and a loss in muaythai, and lost both duels in MMA. But that happened in 2014 and 2015, but since then the Canadian has traveled the world and learned new martial arts, earning him the nickname Nomad.
Now he is a much better fighter than then and he will probably return to MMA, to earn the money he deserves for his class...
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