UFC Fight Night Macau: Woodley vs. Kim KO highlights

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Prior to the conclusion of the UFC’s return to Macau, China, the card featured an entertaining, albeit short, co-main event between welterweights Tyron Woodley and Dong Hyun Kim.

The contest lasted a total of 61 seconds and ended in a vicious KO win for Woodley.

Here is Brent Brookhouse’s play-by-play for the fight:

Kim with a big punch but Woodley lands a hard right hand and then clinches him up. Woodley pushing him into the cage and throwing a few knees while Kim hits him with open hand strikes to the side of the head. Woodley lands some big shots and Kim covers up. Woodley continues to flurry and this one is over. Tyron Woodley wins by TKO (punches), round 1.

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Karim Zidan is a investigative reporter and feature writer focusing on the intersection of sports and politics. He has written for BloodyElbow since 2014 and has served as an associate editor since 2016. He also writes for The New York Times and The Guardian. Karim has been invited to speak about his work at numerous universities, including Princeton, and was a panelist at the South by Southwest (SXSW) film festival and the Oslo Freedom Forum. He also participated in the United Nations counter-terrorism conference in 2021. His reporting on Ramzan Kadyrov’s involvement in MMA, much of which was done for Bloody Elbow, has led to numerous award nominations, and was the basis of an award-winning HBO Real Sports documentary.