Viacheslav Datsik

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Viacheslav Datsik is one of the strangest and most enigmatic characters to have ever been associated with the sport of mixed martial arts(MMA).

Despite having a KO victory over one of the top UFC heavyweights - none other than Andrei Arlovski - very little is known about him or his background. While rumours persist that he died in a train wreck, no one has yet been able to verify what ever happened to him.

Two of his losses come from disqualification, not unusual for Datsik who often had to be restrained by referees and was either mentally unstable or drunk based on his antics and appearance.

Fighting Record Record 4 wins 9 losses 0 draws ()