Guruli Biki (Georgian Bare-Knuckle)
Traditional full-contact bare-knuckle fist combat from the Georgian region of Guria.
Quick Facts
Founder
Country of OriginGeorgia
GeorgiaRegionEurope
Primary FocusStriking
Contact LevelFull contact
Character & Origin
StatusLiving, informal
LineageFolk
Organisation & Competition
Olympic StatusNot Olympic
What the style is built from
Editorial rating on a 0–3 scale, based on how much room each area gets in ordinary training.
Hand strikesCore
KicksNot used
Throws & takedownsNot used
Ground fightingNot used
Locks & holdsNot used
WeaponsNot used
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About Guruli Biki (Georgian Bare-Knuckle)
Guruli Biki is a traditional national fistfight originating from the Guria region of western Georgia. Fighters fight with bare fists without guards. It uses hard punches, elbows, and grabs, and formed the unarmed striking component of the complete Georgian Khridoli system.
Similar styles
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