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Influencers have officially run out of normal things to punch.

Frankie Lapenna climbed into a cage with a modified EngineAI T800 humanoid, a 6-foot, 165-pound metal kickboxer dressed like it wandered off a Terminator set. Under the hood, aviation-grade magnesium-aluminum alloy. Remote-controlled in real time, with preset button-triggered moves.

@frankielap via Instagram

Its kicks can reportedly hit with about 850 pounds of force vs. roughly 650 for an average adult.

According to Cix Liv, CEO of REK (Robot Entertainment Kombat), Lapenna still won by unbalancing his opponent and ripping its head off. Classic move. 

You can see it go down here. So a robot might have lost its head. I’ve seen worse after a family group chat.