“Dribbled His Head Like a Basketball”- 61 Seconds KO by Ode Osbourne Sends UFC World Along With Terrance McKinney Into a Frenzy at UFC Vegas 56

A young flyweight prospect out of the Caribbean region of Jamaica has definitely put the entire division on notice. “The Jamaican Sensation” Ode Osbourne (11-4-0) with a tantalizing 61 seconds over Zarrukh Adashev (4-4) has improved his record. The Jamaican put on a striking clinic to knockout Adashev in the very first round with a precise overhand right.

Osbourne never let his leg off the gas and continued to trade blows and in the end, knocked Adashev down. With just one minute on the clock, he followed with brutal ground and pound forcing the referee to stop the fight.

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UFC fans react to The Jamaican Sensation’s epic KO win

Fans raised their voice on social media to honor the majestic KO. Osbourne won the fight in a dominant fashion, and also extended his winning streak to two fights in a row.

A Twitter user compared his KO win with basketball’s dribbling technique that NBA players employ to retain possession.

Certainly, Osbourne showcased a one-touch KO power that can turn his career around. There is no better way to make a statement and leave an everlasting memory apart from a powerful knockout.

Not only did Osbourne stay ahead in the fight, but he never allowed Adashev to take the fight to the ground. His impressive boxing and combination ensured to keep the fight on the feet and dictate how the fight would play out.

In terms of a popular fighting game title, Osbourne’s win certainly qualified as a ‘Flawless’ victory with a highlight-reel finish. UFC definitely has found a new star in the flyweight division, who just needs to continue his winning ways.

Moreover, the fight ended up being a display of Jamaican’s boxing prowess, but his post-fight mic skill also impressed the fans. Undoubtedly, fans would love to scream his name along with his entrance next time around.

Nothing impresses fans more than a massive overhand right out of nowhere. Osbourne is truly special.

Bantamweight champion, ‘Funkmaster’ Aljamain Sterling, offered his reaction to Osbourne’s solid KO win.

Even UFC dubbed his performance worthy of being the performance of the night.

There will soon come a time when Ode will take over the arena, and this UFC fighter also feels the same way.

The Jamaican is still unranked in the 125lbs weight class and needs to rack up an impressive array of wins. He bounced back from a disappointing KO loss suffered last at UFC 257.

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