Old footage of a bout from the era when matches between different fighting styles were held. Olexander Mukhin (Horting; Irpin, Kyiv region) vs. a Kudo Karate representative (Kyiv), 2011

VIDEO: Old footage of a bout from the era when matches between different fighting styles were held. Olexander Mukhin (Horting; Irpin, Kyiv region) vs. a Kudo Karate representative (Kyiv), 2011

Two Amazing And Obscure MMA Styles - Horting vs Kudo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbJlhuZ-CkM
 
Two amazing MMA styles that don't get as much exposure as the standard "UFC" type MMA. Horting is a Ukrainian style mixed martial arts that has striking and wrestling, while Kudo is a Japanese styled mixed martial arts that has Karate, boxing, and Judo. Let's see how these two representatives of their styles do in this sanda-rules? match. The Horting representative is OLEKSANDR MUKHIN. The Kudo representative is DEMIAN BUNDZA. Big shoutout to Victor Chepurov for putting on this awesome match.
Fight Commentary Breakdowns analyzes a technical matchup between practitioners of two distinct martial arts systems from Ukraine. Exploring the strategic nuances of Horting, characterized by bare-knuckle striking and wrestling, and Kudo, a hybrid blend of karate, judo, and boxing, the commentary highlights the unique tactical approaches and combat instincts displayed throughout the engagement.
Mukhin Oleksandr Anatoliyovych, born on September 1, 1998. Received the state sports title of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine "MASTER OF SPORTS OF UKRAINE IN HORTING" for winning the National Championship of Ukraine in horting among men and women in the weight category of 60-65 kg, which was held on March 17-18, 2018. At the Ukrainian Championship, Oleksandr represented the Voluntary Sports Society "Dynamo", since at that time he was a cadet of the Faculty of Training, Retraining and Advanced Training of Tax Police Employees of the University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine. After completing his studies and receiving the officer rank of Lieutenant of Tax Police, he remained at the faculty as a Lecturer and instructor in horting. He trained cadets of the faculty on the basis of the sports hall, which was located in the faculty premises.


 
Mukhin, O. A., Yeromenko, E. A., Tishyn, A. V. (2020). Combat horting as a means of military physical training and a phenomenon of combat culture of Ukrainians. Combat Horting and Activity of Law Enforcement Bodies of Ukraine. Part 2, pp. 732–750. Irpin.