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#1 The Alhassan Knockout:
Abdul Razak Alhassan continued his dominance in UFC at UFC 228. In his fifth fight for the company, he faced the dynamic and able Niko Price.
One thing that not many people might know about Razak, is that out of his 10 wins out of 11 fights, all of them have come from Knockouts. What is more, all of these Knockouts were Knockouts in the first round.
The only time that he lost, he was forced to go the whole three rounds. His win last night continued this streak, as he knocked out Price, who is no amateur in the Octagon, in only 43 seconds.
How long can this streak continue? Fans will have to wait and see.
Do you feel there were any other underrated moments from last night's UFC 228? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
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