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The legendary Joe Lauzon dominates Stash Kuykendall in bare-knuckle fighting with a lightning-fast KO at the heart of Boston
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At 42, Joe Lauzon made history by dominating Stash Kuykendall in bare-knuckle fighting during a lightning-fast bout at Boston’s Fenway Park. The former UFC fighter imposed his explosive style, racking up five knockdowns in under six minutes before sealing his victory with a technical KO 49 seconds into the second round.
To remember:
- Joe Lauzon, 42, dominates Stash Kuykendall in bare-knuckle fighting with a technical KO in 49 seconds at Fenway Park.
- 5 knockdowns delivered in under six minutes, confirming Lauzon’s power.
- Swift victory thanks to a devastating left hook, marking a triumphant return outside the UFC octagon.
The Fenway Park in Boston, famous for its baseball games, shook tonight for a completely different spectacle: a bare-knuckle fighting bout pitting former UFC standout Joe Lauzon against Stash Kuykendall. At 42 years old, Lauzon, known for his legendary aggression in the octagon, confirmed he remains a formidable force, even in a discipline as demanding as bare-knuckle.
From the very first seconds, the crowd realized this fight would be different. True to his style, Lauzon immediately imposed a relentless pace, battering his opponent with powerful body and head shots. Kuykendall, despite fierce resistance, could not withstand the power of Lauzon’s combinations. Knocked down five times in under six minutes, the outcome of the fight was no longer in doubt.
A lightning-fast KO in 49 seconds
The second round sealed the fate of the fight. After a surgically precise left hook, Kuykendall collapsed, unable to get back up. Referee Dan Miragliotta stopped the bout after just 49 seconds, declaring Lauzon the winner by technical KO. A display of power that left the crowd breathless and reaffirmed Lauzon’s status as one of the most fearsome fighters of his generation.
This return to bare-knuckle fighting is not just a detour for Lauzon. It’s further proof that, even after years in the UFC, he remains an athlete capable of spectacular performances. His aggression, experience, and ability to adapt his style make him a formidable opponent, regardless of the format.