MMA Practitioner from Bergen Discussed at International Level After Brutal KO

Torbjørn Madsen met Saturday with 28-year-old Mzwandile Hlongwa for his sixth professional match. At the start of the match, which was part of the African Extreme Fighting Championship, Madsen was beaten unconscious.

Hlongwa went back and hit Madsen on the head with a nudge and a blow, before the Bergens found themselves on the ground.

"It's all right with me, it belongs to the game and it's become a spectacular knockout." There was some reaction to his celebration, but I talked to him afterwards and all is well, said Madsen on the phone, from Cape Town. Town.

– Worse for my darling

The Sun regards KO as brutal and refers to social media users who draw parallels with the Street Fighter game.

"He did his job well and I can not blame him, worse that my dear, those who watch, and those in my corner were a little shaken, they looked so dramatic and nothing 39, but I'm not worried about coming back into the ring, the sport is not more scary today than Friday, said Madsen, who received many messages of support after the match.

Madsen was not knocked out earlier.

"I had a mixture of stars and I left for a while, so they were a bit worried.I was sent directly to the hospital for testing and careful monitoring with a scanner and everything. , and there was no negative sign of the tests.After all, I have a concussion, says Madsen.

– Irritated

Even Madsen thought that he was a favorite before the game.

"I'm annoyed to lose one, I mean I'm better than it's a bitter pill to swallow and it's bad to lose the undefeated title." It's been recommended to apply for a match for the title if I won this match, so it's back, Madsen said.

Now, a quieter period awaits, something that is unknown to the MMA practitioner and the psychology student.

"When you have a smell in your head, it's a good idea to breathe your stomach and take care of your health.This gives me the opportunity to slow down and learn from it, so I'd like really get back as quickly as possible, "said Madsen.