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BORETS LAB FILM · 2026-07-24

Can Three BJJ Belts Stop One Kickboxer?

A Ukrainian national-championship kickboxing medalist faces fresh BJJ purple, brown and black belts in three consecutive mixed-rules rounds.

Bohdan brings punches, kicks and national-level kickboxing experience into three consecutive three-minute rounds. The opposition escalates through BJJ purple, brown and black belt. Each fresh grappler has the same essential task: survive the striking range, connect safely and turn the fight into a clinch, takedown or submission exchange.

The format reveals how belt level changes the quality of entries and control, but it also adds an endurance variable for the kickboxer. The closing section reports the audience verdict from the earlier Sambo vs. BJJ rematch; that historical vote is separate from the three kickboxing rounds.

What to watch for

  • The kickboxer faces a fresh purple, brown and black belt in sequence.
  • Every grappler must solve the striking range before the BJJ game can begin.
  • Bohdan's accumulated fatigue becomes more important as the belt level rises.
  • The rules are controlled and agreed; the film does not simulate an uncontrolled street fight.
Can a BJJ fighter stop a kickboxer?

A BJJ athlete first has to survive and close striking distance. This episode tests that problem three times with fresh purple, brown and black belts under controlled mixed rules.

Are all three BJJ opponents fresh?

Yes. The purple, brown and black belt each enter fresh, while Bohdan completes the rounds consecutively.

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