A Russian slapping champion recently lost for the first time when he was slapped unconscious and sent into a 'mini coma'

Alan Dawson

Dec 12, 2019, 18:45 IST

A Russian slapping champion recently lost for the first time when he was slapped unconscious and sent into a 'mini coma'

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A Russian slapping maestro has been slapped unconscious.
Vasiliy Khamotiskiy, a full-time farmer who slaps people in his spare time, won the male slapping championship at an event in Krasnoyarsk earlier this year.
His winning slapping streak was brought to an abrupt end this month, though, as he was hit so hard he face-planted a metal barrel in front of him.
According to RT.com, Khamotiskiy was hospitalized. He said the slap sent him into a "mini coma."
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A Russian slapping maestro was recently slapped unconscious in a slap sports shocker.

Full-time farmer Vasiliy Khamotiskiy, a 300-pound slapper in his spare time, has attracted internet fame this year for his extraordinary ability to slap people senseless.

Khamotiskiy, nicknamed "Dumpling" because he likes the food so much, was building up so many wins, he even won 30,000 rubles ($400) when he was awarded the male slapping championship at even event in Krasnoyarsk in March.

Since then he has gone on a slapping winning streak, one which was brought to an abrupt halt this month when he was slapped into a "mini coma" after he was hit so hard he face-planted a metal barrel that had been put between him and his opponent.

Watch Khamotiskiy's stunning loss below:

Khamotiskiy was hospitalized briefly after the slap knockout, but said after that he "liked" the shot that finished him, according to RT.com. He also said he was sent into a "mini coma."

Khamotiskiy said: "It was a good hook, I liked it. I was put to sleep for a little bit. I could have carried on but they grabbed me and wanted to get me out of there."

RT added that the knockout did not leave Khamotiskiy disheartened, as he was seen on video happily eating dumplings after his defeat.

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