Pillow Fighting moves out of the bedroom and into the ring

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The Pillow Fighting Championship crowned its first ever champions Saturday night in Florida as the children’s pastime was turned into a professional combat sport.

The pay-per-view event saw 16 men and eight women, most used to mixed martial arts and boxing but this time with a specialized pillow, advance through a bracket style competition until a champion emerged.

On the women’s side it was Brazilian Istela Nunes defeating American Kendahl Voelker and the men’s final saw American Hauley Tillman defeat countryman Marcus Brimage. Each winner earned a title belt and $5,000.

The Pillow Fighting Championship crowns it's first ever champions as the children's pastime turns into a professional combat sport. — The Pillow Fighting Championship crowns it’s first ever champions as the children’s pastime turns into a professional combat sport.Courtesy 'PFC/FITE – Reuters

The pay-per-view event saw 16 men and eight women, most used to mixed martial arts and boxing but this time with a specialized pillow, advance through a bracket style competition until a champion emerged. — The pay-per-view event saw 16 men and eight women, most used to mixed martial arts and boxing but this time with a specialized pillow, advance through a bracket style competition until a champion emerged.Courtesy 'PFC/FITE – Reuters