UFC News: Apart from memes, gaming videos, pranks and other YouTube video formats, vlogging has been becoming more popular in recent years on the internet. Its appeal has been influenced due to the fact vloggers can communicate with individuals throughout the world. Vlogs allow viewers from all over the world to watch and relate to their content. Although not every vlog is engaging, it is very easy form of content that keeps the people interested. Especially the travel category is one of its most notable subcategories. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Similar to this, Kurt Caz, a Vlogger, posted a really interesting video that is gaining popularity on the internet in which we can see an actual, live Indian street brawl. Because of how its hilarity, it gained popularity all around the world and even outside India.
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VIDEO: The Indian UFC Street Fight
Many vloggers from other nations visit India to experience the nation’s vast ethnic diversity, varied traditions, and, of course, its delicious food. Additionally, the fact that people from various regions may view the country’s authentic and unfiltered side helps it perform well in terms of numbers. Additionally, these vlog primarily features divine places, historic locations, and tells about how welcoming or not the country’s people really are.
VIDEO: UFC On The streets of India- Famous Blogger uploads clip if hilarious street fight
Meanwhile, in Cuz’s video, which at first glance appears to be just another vlog, a shocking turn of events occurs when a biker and a pedestrian get into a street brawl. You can see their brawl in the video down below.
He captioned the video as “UFC on the streets of India.” Hand-to-hand fighting, or “street fighting,” is uncommon in India and like the other parts of the world it happens sometimes between individuals and occasionally groups in public places for a variety of causes. It has headbanging, a string of punches being thrown, and of course a lot of abuse, but it is not like an actual MMA battle.
Similar to these, there are a tonne of videos of Indian street fights, and these kind of content are prevalent on Reddit pages. Tell us what you think about this street brawl in the comments section below.
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