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UFC: 17–0 (12 KO, 1 SUB) [10] Daniel Marcos: Male Bantamweight: UFC: 17–0 (1 NC, 8 KO) [11] Bout declared a no contest after an accidental groin kick rendered Aori Qileng unable to continue. Ilia Topuria: Male Featherweight Lightweight Bantamweight: UFC: 16–0 (6 KO, 8 SUB) [12] Sarvadzhon Khamidov: Male Bantamweight Featherweight ...
UFC 56: Knockout 2:34 Welterweight Tyron Woodley: Robbie Lawler: UFC 201: Knockout 2:12 Lightweight Rafael dos Anjos: Donald Cerrone: UFC on Fox 17: Knockout 1:06 Featherweight Conor McGregor: José Aldo: UFC 194: Knockout 0:13 Bantamweight Renan Barão: Urijah Faber: UFC 169: Knockout 3:42 Flyweight Henry Cejudo: T.J. Dillashaw: UFC Fight ...
Her head-kick knockout of Eye is seen as one of the greatest KOs in UFC history. Women's strawweight Joanna Jedrzejczyk (16-5; 4 KO/TKOs, 1 submission, 11 decisions)
UFC color commentator Joe Rogan has stated that Barboza is "probably the best kicker in MMA." [105] He scored the first wheel kick knockout in UFC history, and is one of three fighters to finish multiple UFC bouts via leg kicks (the other two being Antoni Hardonk and Jonathan Martinez). [106]
Memorial Day used to mean a landmark pay-per-view event for the UFC. We look back at the best knockouts in those 10 cards from 2006-2015.
Almost a year on from Leon Edwards’s iconic head-kick knockout of Kamaru Usman, Usman’s teammate Justin Gaethje produces a similar finish in the very same building. What a wild moment. UFC 291 ...
The performance earned Cerrone Knockout of the Night and Fight of the Night honors. [58] Cerrone faced Anthony Pettis on January 26, 2013, at UFC on Fox 6. [59] Pettis won the fight by TKO in the first round, finishing Cerrone with a kick to the body. [60] This marked the first time in his career that Cerrone lost via strikes.
The weekend following The Ultimate Fighter 1 Finale, Randy and Chuck faced off again in the main event at UFC 52 in Las Vegas on April 16, 2005, for the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship. This would be remembered as one of the best and most important pay-per-view cards the UFC ever put together. At the time, it was the highest-grossing UFC ...