A Russian bodybuilder with huge arms was beaten by a blogger 3 minutes into his MMA debut

Kirill Tereshin is a 23-year-old in Russia who has become internet-famous for injecting synthol into his arms.
This has caused his biceps to swell and look out of proportion compared to the rest of his body.
The do-it-yourself procedure is wildly controversial as it causes muscle deformity.
As such, Tereshin has launched a fundraiser to help fund treatment. "My arms are in a bad state and are reddening," he said, according to The Sun .
Watch Tereshin's fight below.
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A bodybuilder renowned for his grotesque arms was submitted by blogger Oleg Mongol within three minutes of his MMA debut at a gym in Abakan, Russia.

Kirill Tereshin, a 23-year-old often nicknamed "Popeye" and "Bazooka Arms," became internet-famous for injecting synthol into his arms which caused them to swell and look out of proportion compared to the rest of his body.

Injecting synthol is a controversial do-it-yourself procedure which some bodybuilders have used to add a temporary implant into the muscle, causing immediate enlargement. It does have drawbacks, however, as it causes muscle deformity .

kirill tereshin Denis Slepov / Barcroft Media via Getty Images / Barcroft Media via Getty Images

This has happened to Tereshin, and The Sun reports that Tereshin has launched a fundraiser so he can go to the UK and get a $50,000 treatment for his arms.

"My arms are in a bad state and are reddening," he said.

It is unclear if the cagefight was a charity drive to help fund the trip to a British doctor, but regardless it is one he was conclusively beaten in.

Though he began the fight well, landing a couple of decent punches, Tereshin ended up on his back and was submitted by a fighter 20 years older than him.

Oleg Mongol made him tap because of a forearm to the windpipe.

Watch the bout below: