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Hammerfist of Doom

Main Use - MMA/Total War/Medival Torture Chambers - Mike Russow
(Face Up at Feet)

On May 29, 2010 at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, NV, the 114th numbered UFC event took place with a fateful Heavyweight bout taking place on the lower card. Todd Duffee was a highly rated prospect at the time, heavy handed with an impressive physique and an undefeated streak running at that point. Duffee had the best of the fight for nearly the entire fight, dominating the first two rounds and part of the third when Russow, with nothing left to lose, fired back with a big counter punch.

Amazingly, Russow's punch turned things around in a moment, with the underdog swinging away, he was able to put Duffee down on the mat, and that was when he decided to make sure not only to finish the fight, but to leave the fans with a fireworks display to remember, dropping the most powerful hammerfist ever witnessed in the history of the sport to log his knockout finish.
(In actuality, all jokes aside, Russow's "big" hammerfist was nothing more than a simple bop to the head, memorable for his restraint more than unchained violence.)

The Hammerfist of Doom does NO stamina damage, and is a rare actual MMA move recreation that you'll find in the Entertainment section. It DOES do a decent bit of Spirit damage, and if you feel the need to set it as your finisher, it has been set with the potential to trigger a CRITICAL.