Dan Hooker calls for another round to come to a decision $75k winner of his World Cup themed tournament

Dan Hooker’s ‘1-minute scraps’ tournament couldn’t be decided by one round.

Hooker has been hosting his backyard-style boxing events for a while now, with 1-minute scraps boasting that they’ve paid out $560k to fighters across seven events.

‘The Hangman’ has looked to maintain the format fresh by changing up the principles of who can enter depending on the event.

Following Hooker’s ‘dad’s only’ tournament last December, his latest enterprise saw him embrace World Cup fever.

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Fiji comes out on top in Dan Hooker’s World Cup themed ‘1-minute scraps’

Dan Hooker hasn’t let some initial pushback to his backyard-fighting tournaments stop him from continuing to expand the concept.

His latest concept saw 16 fighters face off in ‘1-minute scraps’, with each competitor representing a special country.

A series of untamed and sometimes brutal brawls resulted within the 4 semi-finalists leaving the indoors for what appears to be a parking lot.

Fiji defeated Samoa and Niue beat Latest Zealand to establish a competitive final that left the onlooking crowd with one request after the one-minute cut-off date expired.

Calls for another round to come to a decision who would win the $75,000 money prize were eventually answered by Hooker, who got a giant cheer for confirming that the 2 finalists would battle it out again.

Unlike the actual FIFA World Cup final, won by Spain in one-sided and fairly dull fashion, Fiji got here out victorious in a brawl that left each competitors spent.

A size advantage for Fiji helped him secure the win, despite a spirited attempt from Niue, who had already come through some gruelling bouts.

The total tournament lasted just over an hour due to the all-action format, with little time to stop for hydration breaks or musical performances at half-time.