UFC Fighters React to Arman Tsarukyan and Georgio Poullas Post-Match Brawl at RAF 6
Arman Tsarukyan, known for his unique ventures outside the UFC octagon during periods of inactivity, once again delivered an unforgettable moment during his appearance at the RAF 6 event. These "side quests" have often revealed a humorous aspect of the fighter.
As one of the premier grapplers in the sport, Tsarukyan has been actively participating in Real American Freestyle (RAF) wrestling matches while awaiting clearer opportunities in the UFC. His recent bout on Saturday night saw him secure a hard-fought 5-3 victory over Georgio Poullas. However, it was the unexpected brawl that erupted immediately after the match that truly captured widespread attention.
Following the conclusion of their contest, Arman Tsarukyan promptly launched a series of strikes at Poullas, who had reportedly been provoking and disrespecting the UFC competitor throughout their match.
The footage of the post-match altercation quickly went viral, significantly boosting the mainstream profile of Real American Freestyle wrestling and enhancing its appeal to a broader, casual audience.
Both Tsarukyan and Poullas have since publicly commented on the incident, further intensifying their budding rivalry.
The post-fight confrontation between Tsarukyan and Poullas also drew considerable reactions from various UFC fighters. Popular figure Sean O'Malley, who was present at the event, seemed to enjoy the spectacle, later creating a humorous skit depicting a newcomer's experience watching an RAF event.
Terrance McKinney humorously compared the aggression to "roid rage," while former UFC champion Belal Muhammad expressed support for Tsarukyan, noting that "Arman doesn't play around."
Bellator veteran Cody Bollinger described Arman Tsarukyan as "a menace," and suggested that Georgio Poullas's true capabilities were revealed by the MMA fighter during the incident.
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