American YouTuber Frankie LaPenna was knocked to the floor by a Chinese humanoid robot in an event billed as the world's first human-vs-robot fight.

Influencer Frankie LaPenna faced a remote-controlled humanoid robot in a bizarre cage fight YouTube: Frankie Lapenna Influencer Frankie LaPenna stepped into a San Francisco cage on 18 September for a ...

REK founder Cix Liv told The Times he hopes the league can "democratize MMA so we can essentially experience the blood sport without anyone getting hurt." The post WATCH: Influencer Takes on Robot in ...

US authorities have cracked down on a controversial human-versus-robot combat match in California, raising safety and legal concerns over AI technology.

A steel humanoid robot evoking the film “Terminator” stepped into a real mixed martial arts arena to fight a human. The robot repeatedly knocked down its opponent, and after the match, authorities in ...

The California State Athletic Commission issued Robot Entertainment Kombat, the organization that put on the fight, a cease and desist letter on Sept. 23, alleging the fight was an "unsanctioned" ...

ALBAWABA - Famous YouTuber and content creator Frankie Lapenna recently made history after stepping into the ring with a Terminator-inspired robot for a "Real Steel"-style fight. Lapenna shared the ...

Frankie LaPenna, 29, took on REK’s humanoid Rekbot in the Friday, Sept. 18, fight Frankie LaPenna/TikTok Influencer Frankie LaPenna faced a humanoid robot, the ‘Rekbot,’ in what’s believed to be the ...

A human beat two out of three robots, including one inspired by 'Terminator,' during a recent cage match in San Francisco. The California State Athletic Commission says the event shouldn't have ...

The state says Rek, the ‘humanoid robot fighting league,’ can’t host fights involving ‘any human’ in California without permission. The California State Athletic Commission sent a cease-and-desist ...

Influencer Frankie LaPenna stepped into a San Francisco cage on 18 September for a bout that looked more like science fiction than a conventional combat-sports event. LaPenna faced a six-foot (182.88 ...