“This is not a woman, this is a beast”: YouTuber slapped
Serbian YouTuber Baka Prase asked Power Slap competitor Sina Batori to hit his arm, but not at full power. Her hand slipped, landed on his face, and then she carried him on her back.
YouTuber Bogdan Ilic, known as Baka Prase, asked his guest to hit him on the arm just so he could feel what it was like. Her hand slipped and landed on his face instead. The clip from his July 29, 2026 live stream is doing the rounds on Serbian social media today.
His guests that night were Sina Batori, a Power Slap competitor who fights under the nickname “the Hungarian Hurricane”, and internet personality Nina Drama. The reason for the visit is the fight week Belgrade is hosting for the first time, with both UFC and Power Slap coming to town.
Ilic set his own terms before the hit, out loud and on camera:
“Feel free to hit me on the arm, but not at full power”
The terms did not survive contact. Instead of his arm, he took an open hand across the face and stood there for a moment without reacting. Batori then decided to prove her point twice over and hoisted him onto her back, feet dangling. His verdict was short: “This is not a woman, this is a beast”.
Who is Sina Batori?
Batori competes in Power Slap, where two fighters take turns hitting each other with an open palm and the one receiving is not allowed to flinch or block. The Hungarian Hurricane nickname comes from that league, and it describes what she does in the ring rather than dressing it up.
Which makes the host’s request slightly optimistic. Someone who trains open-hand striking as a sport does not have many gears between “not at full power” and what Ilic actually got. The clip works precisely because he asked for a demonstration and received the whole thing.
Belgrade hosts its first fight week
We have already covered the Power Slap 22 weigh-in in Belgrade, including how the face-offs looked the day before the card. The YouTube appearance lands right before those events, in the same week the Las Vegas promotion introduces itself to a Serbian audience for the first time.
For the entertainment side of the story, that matters more than the slap itself. Fight promotions have run the same play in the United States for years: put a fighter inside a popular channel’s content and let the algorithm do the rest. This is the first time the play has been run on Serbian YouTube, with a Serbian host and a Serbian comment section.
The invitation he could not use
Ilic was invited by Dana White to attend UFC in the United States some time ago. He never got a visa and the trip fell through.
This time he did not have to go anywhere. The promotion came to Belgrade, the fighter came to his stream, and he walked away with a red cheek and a clip that has been circulating since last night.
Batori was not the only guest in the frame. Nina Drama came along with her, which made the whole stream look more like a promo tour stop than a casual drop-in. That format is a safe bet for a YouTuber: the guest brings her audience, the host brings his, and whatever happens between them travels on its own.
Batori has a fight in Belgrade, which is her job. Baka Prase got content out of the same visit. The only real loser in the exchange was his cheek, and only briefly.
