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The "Chechen" people are people from the North Caucasus mountain range. Due to the brutal history of Chechnya's fight against Russia, the Chechen people are known to be very well-rounded fighters. Although the Chechen people are so few, they are very well known in the combat sports (MMA and wrestling) communities. Chechen people speak "Noxchi mot" which translates to Chechen language. It is known if there is a Chechen male with cauliflower ear that they are most likely able to kill any human being. making them the most elite of mankind. Chechen males thrive in fighting environments explaining why a population of so few make up so many in combat sports. The reason that Chechens are so tough is traced back to the Chechen-Russian war of 1994. A war where a small nation took on the largest nation in the world and fought for many years until eventually most Chechen fighters were killed due to simply being outnumbered (1 Chechen to 300 Russians). Today, Chechen males show their fighting abilities in regards to their genetics. Young Chechen boys play by wrestling or fighting each other. When Chechen boys to teens are caught in a conflict with any other person (espically russian) they get excited because they know they are about to get the feeling of revenge for their families by absolutely manhandling their opponent. Fighting is in the genes of Chechens and it is clearly seen in the combat sport world.

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