Fist-boxing was held for centuries in the streets of Tbilisi and not

only in Tbilisi, where the strongest fighters bravely faced each

other, but unfortunately, it was banned in the twentieth century.

And now, it's time to restore indigenous martial arts and bring them

back to Georgia as a sport!

Despite the similarity with boxing in gloves, fist fights are

seriously different from boxing matches. In bare-knuckle fights, there

is a different distance and a different pace of combat; there is less

serial work with striking combinations, and fighters more often focus

on strong and accurate single strikes; in fist fights, "dirty"

techniques are more common. Due to the lack of gloves, many techniques

of protecting hands from blows from classical boxing are not

applicable in fist fights. At the same time, due to the fact that

fights are conducted on bare fists, athletes have a high risk of

injuring their hands when hitting an opponent's hard bone (for

example, in the forehead). In view of this, fighters often try not to

strike at full force. However, blows with a bare fist in the face

easily cause serious dissections, which gives the fights a bloody

character.

I Basket - 45 Gel

II Basket - 60 Gel

III Basket - 70 Gel

IV Basket - 80 Gel

V Basket - 90 Gel

Door - 100 Gel

VIP - 200 Gel