
An MMA star achieved a remarkable knockout at Titan FC 83 in Florida last night, setting the record for the fastest knockout ever. However, fans were quick to criticize the fighter for his underhand tactics.
A Lightning-Quick Finish
The fight between Luis Hernandez and Brian Topp lasted a mere two seconds before Hernandez's left foot connected with Topp's head, rendering him unconscious. But Hernandez didn't stop there - he managed to land another blow on his fallen opponent before the referee waved the fight off.

Fans Not Impressed
While the knockout was impressive, MMA fans watching the fight were not pleased with Hernandez's tactics. The 26-year-old from Miami baited Topp by pretending to initiate a glove touch, a customary greeting among fighters. However, he quickly withdrew his hand and delivered the devastating shot.
Record-Breaking Victory
Hernandez's knockout surpassed the previous UFC record set by Jorge Masvidal in 2019 against Ben Askren, which lasted a mere five seconds. Despite the achievement, many fans were vocal about their disapproval of Hernandez's actions.
Unsporting or Strategic?
While some fans deemed Hernandez's tactic unsporting, it's important to note that he did not break any rules. In fact, some supporters argued that Topp should have been better prepared, given Hernandez's tendency to start fights with the same kick.
The victory brings Hernandez's professional record to 3-0, while Topp's record now stands at one win and five losses.