- A bodybuilder nicknamed “Popeye” lost his MMA debut when he was submitted by the blogger Oleg Mongol, who is 20 years older than him.
- Kirill Tereshin is a 23-year-old in Russia who has become internet-famous for injecting synthol into his arms.
- This has caused his biceps to swell and look out of proportion compared with the rest of his body.
- The do-it-yourself procedure is wildly controversial, as it causes muscle deformity.
- As such, Tereshin has launched a fundraiser to help fund treatment. “My arms are in a bad state and are reddening,” he said, according to The Sun.
- Watch Tereshin’s fight below.
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A bodybuilder renowned for his grotesque arms was submitted by the blogger Oleg Mongol within three minutes of his MMA debut at a gym in Abakan, Russia.
Kirill Tereshin, a 23-year-old often nicknamed “Popeye” and “Bazooka Arms,” became internet-famous for injecting synthol into his arms that caused them to swell and look out of proportion compared with the rest of his body.
Injecting synthol is a controversial do-it-yourself procedure that some bodybuilders have used to add a temporary implant into the muscle, causing immediate enlargement. It does have drawbacks, however, as it causes muscle deformity.
This has happened to Tereshin, and The Sun reports that Tereshin has launched a fundraiser so he can go to the UK and get a $50,000 treatment for his arms.
"My arms are in a bad state and are reddening," he said.
It is unclear whether the cage fight was a charity drive to help fund the trip to a British doctor, but regardless it is one he was conclusively beaten in.
Though he began the fight well, landing a couple of decent punches, Tereshin ended up on his back and was submitted by a fighter 20 years older than him.
Mongol made him tap because of a forearm to the windpipe.
Watch the bout below:
https://twitter.com/RTSportNews/status/1186691786095431681?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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