Russians are finding a way to entertain themselves after Netflix, and other TV content providers pulled out/were kicked out of Putin’s Russia.

Slap fighting and one-armed boxing have nothing on Russia’s latest and greatest – phone booth fighting.

Phone booth #boxing pic.twitter.com/lAZOJBHNSI

— #CaneloMunguia (@BatmanBoxing) December 24, 2021

🤔 Phone Booth Boxing… IM DOWN! 😂 pic.twitter.com/aS5pWmGUTP

— Mo Syed (@MoSyed110) September 17, 2022

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The world hates everything Russian right now, but they are getting creative enough with pugilistic entertainment that it’s opening my eyes to a whole new world of desperate content.

UFC in 4 square feet? Yes PLEASE.

I've heard commentators refer to close quarter boxing or fighting in the clinch as a "phone booth brawl". I never thought I'd see the day where a phone booth brawl was actually a thing. Fucking hell 😂 https://t.co/Q3K3q0plQQ

— ,! (@lozadarick) September 16, 2022

If you ante up for UFC every weekend, you will spend $29.99 on Phone Booth Boxing PPV. Admit it.

I’m seriously considering stealing this like Russia stole Mcdonald’s, Starbucks, and Apple. The long arm of Russian trade-mark law doesn’t work here anymore, and we need this in our lives, so it seems like a no-brainer. Why not?

Every weekend, new phone booths and new contestants vying for a pittance while you and I get to watch pure electricity.

I’d only steal Phone Booth Boxing to help Canada get back on its feet. It’s the kind of thing you can get a government grant for, so we’d all benefit from stealing Phone Booth boxing from Russia.

DB