These are a couple videos of Instagrammer Frankie LaPenna battling remote-controlled humanoid robots in the ring. The first is a Chinese EngineAI T800 (yes, they named it after the Terminator — it’s the same model that kicked the company’s CEO in this video) that’s had its head replaced with an

In news that’s only going to increase exponentially as the robot army grows, a little humanoid robot wearing a blue clown wig recently kicked a child at an amusement park in Xinjiang, China. No word if the kid had called the robot’s mom a bucket of bolts. Thankfully, the child

Presumably elbow deep in a jar of crazy pills and convinced they can somehow top the 1994 version, this is Paramount’s trailer for the upcoming 2026 Street Fighter movie. It doesn’t have Raul Julia in it though, so that’s an automatic one thumb up deduction from me. And my other

Because the robot apocalypse can’t come soon enough, this is a video of a T800 (yes, seriously) humanoid robot built by Chinese robotics company Shenzhen EngineAI Robotics Technology Co. (EngineAI for short) kicking the company’s CEO to the ground to prove previously posted videos of the robot weren’t CGI. How

This is a short video of a robot operator taking a swift kick to the nuts by the Unitree G1 robot that’s copying his moves. In the operator’s own translated words while I pretend to tear my own head off just in case any robots are copying me: Before that

Luigi Primo is an Austin, Texas based wrestler (previously seen here) with a pizza cooking persona. And is there any better kind of persona? There is not, especially when you’re looking for someone to fall in love and spend the rest of your life with. In the videos below, Luigi

This is a video of three marmots participating in a mock battle in the middle of the road. Apparently the animals hold these faux fights to better prepare themselves for defense against actual predators. Does it work? Maybe if they can fend off a wolf with a couple light shoves

This is a video from GQ featuring martial artist and actor Scott Adkins discussing various fight scenes from the John Wick films. In a nutshell, “The films are quite over the top, but the martial arts is very realistic and reality based.” Good to know — so if I trained