Astonishing SIMULTANEOUS KNOCKDOWN sees kickboxing fight likened to Dragonball Z as fighters fly off each other
THIS is the astonishing moment two kickboxers achieved a simultaneous knockdown in a fight likened to Dragonball Z.
The amazing scenes occurred in Thailand at the ONE kickboxing event.
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Two fighters landed simultaneous knockdowns in amazing scenes
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The incredible battle occurred in Thailand
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Fans were left amazed at the double hit
It saw Ramadan Ondash and Chartpayak Sakastoon clash in a star-studded fight.
And there was plenty on the line, with the winner securing a £70,000 contract with the ONE Championship.
The high-stakes battle showed from the off as both men went hammer and tongs at each other.
The two fighters both ended up hitting the deck as blows went flying in from all angles.
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However, the second round got even crazier.
As the competitors clashed, they each struck each other at the same time.
And in amazing scenes, the two fighters both went flying before hitting the ground simultaneously.
The crowd went wild as they got back to their feet.
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But it was Ondash who took the win on the night, securing his contract while inflicting Saksatoon's first-ever career defeat.
Fans at home were left amazed by the battle, with some likening the double knockdown to cartoon Dragonball Z.
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The fight was compared to cartoon Dragonball Z
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One said: 'Like Goku and Vegeta.'
Another declared: 'Bruh the double knockdown.'
One noted: 'This fight was bananas.'
Another added: 'This was crazy.'
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