In the UFC, sometimes the shorter a fight is,
the more exciting it turns out to be, nothing
is more impressive than watching a skilled mixed
martial artist take down their opponent in mere
seconds.
Don't take our word for it.
Let's check out some of the fastest knockouts in
UFC history.
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The first to make it on our list is the Korean
zombie himself, Chan Sung Jung at UFC 140.
Sung Jung was facing the former featherweight
title contender Mark Hominick, who was known
for his excellent boxing combinations.
The Korean zombie, however, had a
reputation for always putting on the pressure
and always pushing forward.
Sung Jung's powerful right hand immediately
knocked Hominick to the floor, resulting in a
knockout in seven seconds.
This earned him the honor of knockout of the
night and the number five spot on our list.
And here is Joe Rogan with Chan Sung Jung.
I'm here with the winner.
A very happy Chan Sung Jung.
Congratulations.
What a spectacular and quick, decisive victory.
Did you expect that coming in?
He is always expecting to do a good win, but
have a great win.
Yeah, it feels great.
Now Mark Hominick is known as an outstanding
striker.
What was the game plan coming in here tonight?
But, you know, it's not just because I've been
knocked out one time doesn't mean I'm a great
striker.
I think I'm one of the best strikers in the
world.
We can't wait to see what the Korean zombie
brings to the octagon next time.
Ryan, the big deal, Jimmo is the kind of
fighter you want to see win just to see his
victory dance. As Gitmo made his UFC debut at
UFC 149 against fellow light heavyweight
Anthony Perosh, the Canadian came in fast
with a jab and a right cross, knocking Perosh
to the ground in just under seven seconds,
making it number four on our list.
That might be a UFC record.
That is what you call a debut.
After the win, we were blessed by witnessing
the signature Jimmo robot dance. Tragically
in 2016, Ryan Jimmo got into a heated
conversation with a trucker as Jimmo walked
away, he was run over by the driver, who was
caught and charged with second degree murder.
We hope the big deal's legacy will be
remembered for years to come.
I am here with Ryan Jimmo and Ryan,
You cannot make a more spectacular debut than
that, you just tied the record for the fastest
knock out in UFC history.
How does that feel? I know you worked long and
hard to get to this moment?
Tell us what's going on right now.
I'm very happy, Joe.
I'm very happy.
Hi Mom I love you.
Todd, the Irish car bomb Duffee, is not a
heavyweight fighter you would want to
underestimate. Of The nine wins Duffee has
under his belt,
He's gone nine for nine by way of the knockout.
That's one hundred percent for those of you
who are bad at math.
It was no surprise Dufay would go in for the kill
at UFC 102 versus Tim Hague .
He shook his head.
No.
Well, they're touching now.
The Irish car bomb took down Hague in under
seven seconds, making it the fastest heavyweight
knockout to this day, landing the number three
spot on our list.
According to Dufay, all it takes is hard work,
but having a great stiff jab probably helps to.
Our number two entry was about between
welterweights Dwayne Bang Ludwik, Jonathan
Goulet who were set to battle at UFC fight
night three in Las Vegas.
Unsurprisingly, the fight didn't last long.
Anderson's hand.
That is it. Unbelievable.
Ludwig world class striker shows what's up.
Wow.
Ludwig came in with a right hand knocking
Goulet down mere seconds into the first round.
The official timekeeping on the finish was 11
seconds.
But fans insist that the referee pulled Ludwig
away at the six second mark.
Because of this technicality, Bang's
fastest knock out was deemed unofficial.
That being said, Dana White himself considers
this a record setting knockout.
So we'll listen to the boss man on this one.
What's next for you, Dwane?
Is it more kickboxing?
More MMA?
I mean, what what do you gearing towards?
I want to stay in the UFC.
The fans want me here.
I love to be here.
No, I got thinking, man, I was scared to death to
fight this guy then after that for every
fight.
But I like some sponsors just playing, Dana, just
playing.
Our number one spot goes to Jorge Masvidal and
his legendary Flying Knee. At UFC 239
he made history with the fastest knockout ever in
the UFC.
The welterweight bout was set to pit
Masvidal's striking ability up against the
wrestling skills of Ben Askren.
As soon as the bell rings, Askren shoots in
for the takedown but Masvidal launches a
flying knee to the side of his head.
ONE OF THE GREATEST KNOCKOUTS I'VE EVER SEEN
Askren went low and Masvidal went high,
knocking out his opponent in spectacular
fashion just five seconds into the first
round.
Let's take a look at it here.
Did you know that he was going to try to duck
down the time that I mean, that is as perfect
a flying knee as has ever been executed on
planet Earth.
That dude was talking wild man.
You know, I had to show him that there's
consequences sometimes there's some bad mother
out there and you don't want to wake them up.
You should keep your mouth shut.
I'd beat you up in the second round, you know,
but I'm so happy that I just wanna thank God
again for this journey.
I'm coming for that belt.
I don't know who to fight next or whatnot,
but you guys know who deserves that belt.
That's 16 years of hard work.
You guys know who deserves that belt, man.
this earned Masvidal a performance of the night
award, along with 2019 knockout of the year
awards from multiple mma news outlets.
This flying feat is still incredible to
witness and one of our personal favorite
knockouts of all time.
Will anyone ever score a knockout to beat
Masvidal's five seconds? Are there any speedy
knockouts that we missed?
Let us know in the comments below.
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