Video: Fighter Scores Fastest Knockout In Boxing World Title History

11 seconds. That’s all it took for 29-year-old WBO Champion Zolani Tete to successfully defend his 118-pound title against Siboniso Gonya on the undercard of an event headlined by a bout between Carl Frampton and Horacio Garcia. With the one-punch knockout, Tete now holds the record for the fastest knockout in the history of major […]

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11 seconds.

That’s all it took for 29-year-old WBO Champion Zolani Tete to successfully defend his 118-pound title against Siboniso Gonya on the undercard of an event headlined by a bout between Carl Frampton and Horacio Garcia. With the one-punch knockout, Tete now holds the record for the fastest knockout in the history of major championship fights (WBC, WBA, IBF or WBO).

Check out the stoppage below:

Tete, who holds a professional record of 26-3, with 21 of those victories coming by way of knockout, is clearly a heavy-hitter. He previously held the IBF super-flyweight title before moving up in weight to compete at bantamweight.

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