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Justin Watson etched his name into combat sports history at BKFC 69 on Friday night with a record-breaking performance that will be remembered for years. Watson achieved the fastest knockout in BKFC history, finishing Cole Ferrell in a jaw-dropping two seconds.
The fight began, and almost as quickly as it started, it ended. The referee initiated the bout, and Watson launched an overhand right that connected with pinpoint accuracy, sending Ferrell crashing face-first to the canvas. The referee immediately waved off the fight, solidifying Watson's spectacular knockout and triggering jubilant celebrations in the ring.
Watson’s knockout shattered the previous record set by Uly Diaz, who secured a three-second KO in 2020. Diaz's mark seemed unbreakable until Watson’s lightning-quick finish rewrote the BKFC record books.
Even BKFC co-owner and UFC superstar Conor McGregor acknowledged the incredible moment, posting on Instagram:
“The world’s fastest KO! Wow!”
Adding to the allure of Watson’s victory was that he entered the fight as a significant underdog. His swift and decisive knockout not only stunned Ferrell but also overturned expectations, marking a monumental upset.
This record-breaking performance adds a unique chapter to the history of bare-knuckle fighting and combat sports. A two-second knockout isn’t just rare; it’s practically unheard of in professional fighting, solidifying Watson’s achievement as an unforgettable highlight.
BKFC 69 featured several intense matchups, but it was Watson’s lightning-fast finish that stole the spotlight. With this historic win, Watson has set a benchmark for future fighters and etched his name in the annals of combat sports history.