Justin Watson Shatters Records with Lightning-Fast 2.9-Second Knockout at BKFC 69

Justin Watson just made combat sports history at BKFC 69 with a jaw-dropping 2.9-second knockout, etching his name in the record books as the fastest KO ever in combat sports. The Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship event, held Friday night, witnessed an explosive moment that stunned fans and left his opponent, Cole Ferrell, out cold.

As the bell rang, Watson wasted no time, stepping into the center of the ring and delivering a devastating right hand that dropped Ferrell instantly. The fight was over almost as soon as it started, and the crowd erupted in disbelief.

BKFC shared the incredible feat on social media, declaring, “THIS WAS THE FASTEST KO IN COMBAT SPORTS HISTORY!” alongside a replay of the lightning-fast finish. Meanwhile, TrillerTV+ showcased the historic moment, captioning it, “A NEW RECORD! JUSTIN WATSON GETS THE FASTEST KO EVER…2 SECONDS!”

Watson’s record-breaking performance surpassed the previous fastest knockout held by Uly Diaz, who delivered a three-second KO at BKFC 14. It’s safe to say Watson has cemented himself as one of the most electrifying fighters in BKFC history.

The monumental knockout has fans and analysts alike debating whether this could be one of the most unforgettable moments in combat sports. Watson’s statement win not only raised the bar but also elevated his profile as a force to be reckoned with in bare-knuckle boxing.

What’s your take on Justin Watson’s record-breaking performance? Do you think this will stand as the fastest knockout in combat sports history, or will someone else rise to the challenge? Share your thoughts in the comments below!