If you didn’t think it was possible for a knockout in a combat sport to occur in three seconds, think again.
That’s exactly what happened Friday night at Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship 14 between Ulysses Diaz and Donelei Benedetto.
Diaz and Benedetto toed the line, stared at each other in their fighter’s stance, and the referee signaled for them to go. And when he did, Diaz instantly rushed in, landed a devastating overhand right, and Benedetto went crashing to the canvas.
All in a span of three seconds, which appears to be a new combat sports record for fastest knockout.
Check this out and don’t blink! (via Twitter):
Miami’s Uly “The Monster” Diaz with the fastest knockout in BKFC history. 3 seconds. pic.twitter.com/rgFLM18wd8
— Brendan Tobin (@Brendan_Tobin) November 14, 2020
Eat your heart out, Jorge Masvidal.
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