Hong Kong fighter Alain ‘The Panther’ Ngalani makes One Championship history with brutal 11-second knockout
The 42-year-old breaks the record for the quickest heavyweight stoppage with ruthless win over Hideki “Shrek” Sekine at Total Victory in Jakarta
Hong Kong-based fighter Alain “The Panther” Ngalani carved himself a little slice of mixed martial arts history on Saturday night, knocking out Japanese opponent Hideki “Shrek” Sekine in just 11 seconds in a wild and frankly bizarre bout on the One Championship’s Total Victory card in Jakarta.
On the bell, the brave but deluded Sekine charged straight at the 104kg Ngalani, who backtracked across the cage, swivelled a few times and then landed a brutal right hook that sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
Ngalani moved in to finish the job but it was apparent to everyone gathered at the Jakarta Convention Centre that Sekine’s lights were already out.
And so Ngalani signed off with his signature salute before celebrating with his cornermen.
Watch: Alain “The Panther” Ngalani’s record knockout
It was the fastest knockout in the history of the One Championship’s heavyweight division and took the 42-year-old Ngalani’s record to 4-3, with one no contest, while one-time heavyweight title challenger Sekine fell to 7-2.