Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

In an unexpected twist at the Weed Boxing Championship in Thailand, Russian MMA fighter Ivan Parshikov got more than he bargained for after an electrifying victory. Known for its unusual rules allowing fighters to use cannabis before bouts, the event took a dramatic turn following Parshikov's win.

 

Parshikov, a seasoned contender previously competing in the ONE Lumpinee series, had just snapped a significant two-fight losing streak. His anticipation of a triumphant return was palpable as he climbed onto the ropes to bask in the adoration of the crowd. However, the celebration quickly soured when he accidentally grabbed hold of a miswired ringside light.

 

A dangerous mix of faulty electrical wiring and standing water around the ring led to Parshikov receiving a substantial electric shock. Captured on video and quickly making the rounds online, the footage shows the fighter freezing momentarily before collapsing awkwardly onto the canvas. Eyewitnesses were stunned, with one onlooker commenting, “It looked like he’d been tasered.”

 

Despite initial fears and dramatic video evidence, Parshikov remarkably avoided serious injury. While some media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted, implying more severe consequences, experts clarified he merely suffered a brief electric shock. Parshikov’s resilience was on display as he recovered swiftly, with medical staff vigilant for any potential delayed effects such as cardiac issues.

 

 

Reflecting on his shocking experience, Parshikov showed his trademark determination and sense of humour. He took to Instagram to reassure fans and share some insights, writing, “The idea of diving from the ring into the pool was not the most successful one. I’ll upload the full chronology of the events a bit later.”

 

His return to fighting action was far from what he envisioned, yet it ensured Parshikov was firmly in the spotlight. The electrifying moment didn’t overshadow his accomplishment in the ring but rather added an unforgettable chapter to his athletic journey.

 

As the dust settled, the incident raised questions about safety standards at such unconventional events, highlighting potential risks associated with recreational use and event management. Despite the unexpected drama, Parshikov's comeback remained intact, setting the stage for what will surely be an eagerly anticipated next fight.

 

In the world of MMA, where unpredictability reigns supreme, Ivan Parshikov’s electrifying experience stands as a testament to the unexpected twists the sport can offer. His resilience and ability to laugh off the incident only serve to enhance his already colourful career.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-02

 

 

The Weed championship? 555555555

10 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

The Weed championship? 555555555

This country gets more and more crazy.Anyway its no more weed championship.

Safety first, 

Maybe not.  

T.I.T.

Goosd candidate for minister of education  ......somewhere !

The engineer was high on weed as well I guess ....

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

In an unexpected twist at the Weed Boxing Championship in Thailand, Russian MMA fighter Ivan Parshikov got more than he bargained for after an electrifying victory. Known for its unusual rules allowing fighters to use cannabis before bouts, the event took a dramatic turn following Parshikov's win.

 

Parshikov, a seasoned contender previously competing in the ONE Lumpinee series, had just snapped a significant two-fight losing streak. His anticipation of a triumphant return was palpable as he climbed onto the ropes to bask in the adoration of the crowd. However, the celebration quickly soured when he accidentally grabbed hold of a miswired ringside light.

 

A dangerous mix of faulty electrical wiring and standing water around the ring led to Parshikov receiving a substantial electric shock. Captured on video and quickly making the rounds online, the footage shows the fighter freezing momentarily before collapsing awkwardly onto the canvas. Eyewitnesses were stunned, with one onlooker commenting, “It looked like he’d been tasered.”

 

Despite initial fears and dramatic video evidence, Parshikov remarkably avoided serious injury. While some media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted, implying more severe consequences, experts clarified he merely suffered a brief electric shock. Parshikov’s resilience was on display as he recovered swiftly, with medical staff vigilant for any potential delayed effects such as cardiac issues.

 

 

Reflecting on his shocking experience, Parshikov showed his trademark determination and sense of humour. He took to Instagram to reassure fans and share some insights, writing, “The idea of diving from the ring into the pool was not the most successful one. I’ll upload the full chronology of the events a bit later.”

 

His return to fighting action was far from what he envisioned, yet it ensured Parshikov was firmly in the spotlight. The electrifying moment didn’t overshadow his accomplishment in the ring but rather added an unforgettable chapter to his athletic journey.

 

As the dust settled, the incident raised questions about safety standards at such unconventional events, highlighting potential risks associated with recreational use and event management. Despite the unexpected drama, Parshikov's comeback remained intact, setting the stage for what will surely be an eagerly anticipated next fight.

 

In the world of MMA, where unpredictability reigns supreme, Ivan Parshikov’s electrifying experience stands as a testament to the unexpected twists the sport can offer. His resilience and ability to laugh off the incident only serve to enhance his already colourful career.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-02

 

 

Maybe they shouldn’t let the stage crew smoke weed during setup 😂 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Known for its unusual rules allowing fighters to use cannabis before bouts, the event took a dramatic turn following Parshikov's win.

Not for much longer... unless they can find a corrupt doctor.

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

In an unexpected twist at the Weed Boxing Championship in Thailand, Russian MMA fighter Ivan Parshikov got more than he bargained for after an electrifying victory. Known for its unusual rules allowing fighters to use cannabis before bouts, the event took a dramatic turn following Parshikov's win.

 

Parshikov, a seasoned contender previously competing in the ONE Lumpinee series, had just snapped a significant two-fight losing streak. His anticipation of a triumphant return was palpable as he climbed onto the ropes to bask in the adoration of the crowd. However, the celebration quickly soured when he accidentally grabbed hold of a miswired ringside light.

 

A dangerous mix of faulty electrical wiring and standing water around the ring led to Parshikov receiving a substantial electric shock. Captured on video and quickly making the rounds online, the footage shows the fighter freezing momentarily before collapsing awkwardly onto the canvas. Eyewitnesses were stunned, with one onlooker commenting, “It looked like he’d been tasered.”

 

Despite initial fears and dramatic video evidence, Parshikov remarkably avoided serious injury. While some media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted, implying more severe consequences, experts clarified he merely suffered a brief electric shock. Parshikov’s resilience was on display as he recovered swiftly, with medical staff vigilant for any potential delayed effects such as cardiac issues.

 

 

Reflecting on his shocking experience, Parshikov showed his trademark determination and sense of humour. He took to Instagram to reassure fans and share some insights, writing, “The idea of diving from the ring into the pool was not the most successful one. I’ll upload the full chronology of the events a bit later.”

 

His return to fighting action was far from what he envisioned, yet it ensured Parshikov was firmly in the spotlight. The electrifying moment didn’t overshadow his accomplishment in the ring but rather added an unforgettable chapter to his athletic journey.

 

As the dust settled, the incident raised questions about safety standards at such unconventional events, highlighting potential risks associated with recreational use and event management. Despite the unexpected drama, Parshikov's comeback remained intact, setting the stage for what will surely be an eagerly anticipated next fight.

 

In the world of MMA, where unpredictability reigns supreme, Ivan Parshikov’s electrifying experience stands as a testament to the unexpected twists the sport can offer. His resilience and ability to laugh off the incident only serve to enhance his already colourful career.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-02

 

 

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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

In an unexpected twist at the Weed Boxing Championship in Thailand, Russian MMA fighter Ivan Parshikov got more than he bargained for after an electrifying victory. Known for its unusual rules allowing fighters to use cannabis before bouts, the event took a dramatic turn following Parshikov's win.

 

Parshikov, a seasoned contender previously competing in the ONE Lumpinee series, had just snapped a significant two-fight losing streak. His anticipation of a triumphant return was palpable as he climbed onto the ropes to bask in the adoration of the crowd. However, the celebration quickly soured when he accidentally grabbed hold of a miswired ringside light.

 

A dangerous mix of faulty electrical wiring and standing water around the ring led to Parshikov receiving a substantial electric shock. Captured on video and quickly making the rounds online, the footage shows the fighter freezing momentarily before collapsing awkwardly onto the canvas. Eyewitnesses were stunned, with one onlooker commenting, “It looked like he’d been tasered.”

 

Despite initial fears and dramatic video evidence, Parshikov remarkably avoided serious injury. While some media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted, implying more severe consequences, experts clarified he merely suffered a brief electric shock. Parshikov’s resilience was on display as he recovered swiftly, with medical staff vigilant for any potential delayed effects such as cardiac issues.

 

 

Reflecting on his shocking experience, Parshikov showed his trademark determination and sense of humour. He took to Instagram to reassure fans and share some insights, writing, “The idea of diving from the ring into the pool was not the most successful one. I’ll upload the full chronology of the events a bit later.”

 

His return to fighting action was far from what he envisioned, yet it ensured Parshikov was firmly in the spotlight. The electrifying moment didn’t overshadow his accomplishment in the ring but rather added an unforgettable chapter to his athletic journey.

 

As the dust settled, the incident raised questions about safety standards at such unconventional events, highlighting potential risks associated with recreational use and event management. Despite the unexpected drama, Parshikov's comeback remained intact, setting the stage for what will surely be an eagerly anticipated next fight.

 

In the world of MMA, where unpredictability reigns supreme, Ivan Parshikov’s electrifying experience stands as a testament to the unexpected twists the sport can offer. His resilience and ability to laugh off the incident only serve to enhance his already colourful career.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-02

 

 

Nice event for the people. Not an every day spectacle.

Should be the new rule: 1 idiot has to touch a wet electric wire.😂

Weed isn't harmless in a vacuum.  

 

 

Must be a very slow news day. That happend at least 5 days ago (thats when I did see it in one of the low quality free newspaper in Switzerland). 

"media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted"

 

Lucky he didn't get electrocuted 🤔

Why was the ring surrounded by water ?? Then someone thought oh let's add electricity into the mix 🙈🙈🙈

Shocking ain't it.

Health and safety in Thailand in a nutshell: Consume weed, have a fight,  get electrocuted. 

1 hour ago, RonJr said:

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Use DuckDuckGo browser. Blocks all of them.

The weed championship was electric 😂  I'll see myself out.

1 hour ago, RonJr said:

THERE ARE SOMMANY COUNTLESS BACK TO BACK ADS IN ASEAN NOW I WITH THEY COULD ADDRESS, many times i just have to exit the page because full page ad popups block entire articles over and over its un baerable

Be. Brave. 

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

While some media outlets mistakenly reported he had been electrocuted, implying more severe consequences, experts clarified he merely suffered a brief electric shock.

What, pray tell is the difference?

Thai safety and regulations on full display, be scared, very scared!!

First rule in Thailand. Never touch anything metallic

1 hour ago, LennyW said:

What, pray tell is the difference?

Electric shock is injury. Electrocution is fatal

I dont mind weed every now and again but why are some pot head such morons? 

"hey duude..lets like have...like weed boxing duuude" 

Its so dumb its amusing...perhaps this is the point? 

Next time you will need a prescription to compete.

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

miswired ringside light.

 

A loooooooooooooooooooooooong way of saying the (probably half-@r$ed) technician screwed-up. 

Electrocution is the correct term.

But let's focus on another instance of poor, dangerous, electrical work, highlights the lack of electrical training, and inspections. But, as usual, no-one will be held accountable.

21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

led to Parshikov receiving a substantial electric shock.

 

Pot luck he did not die!

11 hours ago, norsurin said:

This country gets more and more crazy.Anyway its no more weed championship.

He got a buzz off of that hit

Cannabis before fighting?? 😆

 

Might be okay before a competitive-eating event, but weed isn't exactly a PED in the sports / fighting arena.