Clash MMA 13: At Stranger, held in the Czech Republic on September 28, 2025, the promotion staged an unprecedented 1-3 exhibition that attracted rapid criticism and attention from the virus. The main attraction pits a standard-sized male fighter against three short-sized challengers (one of whom competed with a single arm) in a match that was billed as a “3-on-1” spectacle. At the opening bell moment, the lonely man secured a clean knockout and ended the contest before the challenger made a sustained attack.
Three small people vs. 1
This MMA organization is a foul on this
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– Happy Punch (@happypunch) September 28, 2025
Known for spotlighting local influencers, online personalities and unconventional matchups, Clash MMA announced matches on its social channels a few days before the event. The conflict video clips began to circulate shortly after Instagram and YouTube ended, prompting a flood of reactions.
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Social media fan comments captured polarized reactions. One user likened the conflict to the “Battle of Jake Paul” and referenced the boxers’ reputation for spectacles against the sport. Another commented that it was “more interesting than a power slap.” The small terms suggested adding English commentary to broaden the international audience, while others requested that the promotion stop staging such “strange” matchups entirely.
Despite the backlash, Clash MMA officials have not shown any intention to change programming. Promotional material for Clash MMA 14, scheduled for December 6th at Fortuna Arena in Prague, suggests that the organization continues to promote unique pairings and influencer appearances, suggesting that the 1-3 match is consistent with brand identity.
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