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Cheap Shots: Top 10 Worst Fouls In MMA History

Mixed martial arts is a sport defined by precision, discipline and beautiful artistry. From striking to grappling, the sport offers an abundance of high-level maneuvering. Yet despite these awe-inspiring intricacies, MMA is also home to the unlawful. It is subject to some of the most heinous acts of illegal wrongdoing that the combat world has

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Mixed martial arts is a sport defined by precision, discipline and beautiful artistry. From striking to grappling, the sport offers an abundance of high-level maneuvering.

Yet despite these awe-inspiring intricacies, MMA is also home to the unlawful. It is subject to some of the most heinous acts of illegal wrongdoing that the combat world has ever seen.

Whether it’s low blows, after-the-bell attacks, illegal kicks, vicious and purposeful elbows or a good old fashioned stomping, the cage has played host to countless cheap shots. Some more crazier than others, but all of which are calls for distress.

Based on enduced damage and sheer aggression, here are the top 10 worst fouls in MMA history.

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“Double-KO to the Nuts in a Christian Fight” Delivers Exactly What It Promises

(God smites them down at the 1:03 mark.)

The greatest YouTube title of the day goes to “Double-KO to the Nuts in a Christian Fight,” which is actually a clip from that Fight Church documentary that you probably never watched. MiddleEasy passed this along yesterday evening, and if you want to see a double-knockout via simultaneous low blows in a Muay Thai fight held at a place of worship, this is the best video for you, at this particular moment.

Short version: The guy in red trunks knees the balls of the guy in black trunks, who lands an uppercut (!) to the junk of the guy in red trunks at the same time, and then they pray about it. Not bad, but I feel like both of these guys would get murdered by Benny “Hurricane” Hinn.


(God smites them down at the 1:03 mark.)

The greatest YouTube title of the day goes to “Double-KO to the Nuts in a Christian Fight,” which is actually a clip from that Fight Church documentary that you probably never watched. MiddleEasy passed this along yesterday evening, and if you want to see a double-knockout via simultaneous low blows in a Muay Thai fight held at a place of worship, this is the best video for you, at this particular moment.

Short version: The guy in red trunks knees the balls of the guy in black trunks, who lands an uppercut (!) to the junk of the guy in red trunks at the same time, and then they pray about it. Not bad, but I feel like both of these guys would get murdered by Benny “Hurricane” Hinn.

The 25 Lowest Low Blows in MMA History

Gilbert Yvel cup low blow groin MMA Wanderlei Silva
(Shoulda stayed in dental school, Gilbert.)

By Scott Harris

It happens at least once or twice on every MMA fight card. An inside leg kick goes awry and catches an unsuspecting opponent in his sensitive area. The action stops, the fighter goes to one knee, lets the pain subside, collects himself and tells the ref he’s ready to continue. The perpetrator offers an apologetic glove touch, and we’re back in business.

This list is not about those times. These are the lowest low blows in MMA…

Click here to read this feature on BleacherReport.com/MMA — if you have the balls for it.

Gilbert Yvel cup low blow groin MMA Wanderlei Silva
(Shoulda stayed in dental school, Gilbert.)

By Scott Harris

It happens at least once or twice on every MMA fight card. An inside leg kick goes awry and catches an unsuspecting opponent in his sensitive area. The action stops, the fighter goes to one knee, lets the pain subside, collects himself and tells the ref he’s ready to continue. The perpetrator offers an apologetic glove touch, and we’re back in business.

This list is not about those times. These are the lowest low blows in MMA…

Click here to read this feature on BleacherReport.com/MMA — if you have the balls for it.