The 37-year-old winner threw a right hand that knocked down his opponent, who tried to react from the canvas but was unable to, prompting the referee to stop the fight.
On a historic night for the bare knuckle boxing, known as Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), Justin Watson achieved the fastest knockout in the history of the promoter, by defeating Cole Ferrell in so just two seconds.
Explosive and historic knockout in BKFC: Justin Watson collapsed his rival and left everyone speechless
Watson37, threw a right hand that knocked down his opponent, who tried to react from the canvas but was unable to, prompting the referee to stop the fight.
In a competition where you fight with bare fists, without gloves, and the blows are felt much more than other contact sports, Justin Watson He honored this slogan and more than fulfilled his presentation.
This incredible blow gave Watson his first victory in three fights within the BKFCcapturing the attention of all fans and specialists in the field.
In other notable fights, Keith “The Rockstar” Richardson defeated Michael “Papa G” Larrimore in 21 seconds, breaking his undefeated record. Additionally, Derrick “Superman” Findley won by split decision in a close matchup against Joe “Hitman 187” Elmore, with two judges scoring it 48-47 in his favor.
The event, held at the Gas South Arena Atlanta, Georgiawas called “a historic night of knockouts”highlighting the impressive record of Watson.
As for boxing Concerning, the fastest knockout in history occurred on March 18, 1997, when the New Zealander Jimmy Thunder knocked down Crawford Grimsley just 1.7 seconds into the first round of their fight.
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