Last week we showed you a couple of silver foxes getting down in a muay-thai event in Scotland which ended in a remarkable left-hook knock out, giving someone a much-needed nap in the middle of the canvas. In Europe, they call that a 'Scottish Siesta.'

Now just a few days later we have another mind-numbing knockout, this time from the 2013 Scottish Open Karate tournament held earlier this month. It appears that one of these guys must have been inspired by TUF 17's Uriah Hall. Of course, we can't tell you which one -- it'll ruin all the fun for christsakes. Just watch this video and notice that all refs in Scotland look like substitute science teachers. Props to Sapp Time for the find.

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+7 # Sam Lee 2013-02-11 10:41

The fighters name is Darren Chan. Fantastic kareteka representing kyokushin. There i go in a red hoody skulking in the background.

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-7 # double jizz 2013-02-11 11:31

your bs karate kid shit would get you ktfo on the mean streets of telford, shropshire

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+7 # urbanangel22 2013-02-11 11:15

I was so expecting the taller guy to deliver the KO kick... awesome timing from a smaller opponent.

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+1 # Chaels Uncle 2013-02-11 11:17

It always struck me as silly how these tournaments call themselves "karate opens" but force everyone to fight under Kyokushin rules...

Great KO none the less, no disrespect there. But lets not call it a karate open and then force everyone to fight under a very niche martial art's rule set.

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0 # SemperFidelis 2013-02-11 14:54

it is open. its a Kyokushin Karate tournament that is open to all styles of fighting if they wish to compete. just because there's a certain ruleset biased towards IKO guys doesnt mean that it isn't open.

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0 # Sapp Time 2013-02-13 08:02

It wasn't presented as a Karate Open it was the Kyokushin Karate Open. Every so often there are Muay Thai fighters and the like in the tournament too but they know exactly what the tournament is about months before.

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0 # Rodzilla 2013-02-11 15:00

You have NOGI grappling tournaments that are Opens using NoGi rules, you have a Golf open etc Openeans it's open to anyone as long as they are willing to compete under the rule set, it's not like we force people to enter the competition then spring Kyokushin rules on them at the last min.

Shropshire hahaha

Darren Chan is also a K1 Rules and Muay Thai fighter, he was the favourite going into that tournament and is an awesome fighter.

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