LaPenna Upsets Sasquatch At Redneck Brawl 14
Internet celebrity Frankie LaPenna earned a decision victory over Redneck Brawl staple Sasquatch at the promotion's 14th event Saturday in Johnson City, Tennessee, after the referee repeatedly penalized his opponent for using football-style tackles instead of boxing.
Bad Left Hook reports that Sasquatch reverted to his signature bullrush technique despite giving up 13 inches in height and 130 pounds to LaPenna. The crowd booed, the referee issued warnings and deducted points, and LaPenna landed counters while dodging charges to take what the outlet called a "righteous, if arguably dubious" decision.
Tennessee Cornbread Loses Main Event Despite First-Round Knockdown
The main event saw J-Money upset Tennessee Cornbread despite absorbing an early knockdown. Cornbread scored in the opening round, but J-Money used slips, counters, and fundamentals to outbox him the rest of the way, according to the report.
First-time fighter One-Leg Big Ed, who underwent transtibial amputation in 2025 due to a blood infection, stopped veteran Big Red by second-round TKO. Ed became the first person with a prosthesis to compete on the promotion. "Nothin' but twisted steel and sex appeal," he said before the bout, per Bad Left Hook.
YouTuber Off Grid Misty absorbed three rounds of punishment from Toughman veteran KAOS, refusing to quit despite eating what the report described as "more point blank shots to the face than a year's worth of adult content." Misty lost the decision but earned comparisons to heavyweight Fabio Wardley's durability in the outlet's live coverage thread.
Macho Man snapped a five-fight losing streak by outpointing Lawd Ghetto Meat with improved jab work and movement. The 34-fight card was reduced from 35 after scheduled fighter Crazy Little Psycho was removed from the lineup due to pregnancy.
Reported via:
- Bad Left Hook — Redneck Brawl 14: All the highlights and wildest moments from the Hillbilly Slugfest!
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