WATCH: Scary 30 Second Knockout by Kalinn ‘Khaos’ Williams Stuns Abdul Razak Alhassan at UFC Fight Night

UFC welterweight Kalinn ‘Khaos’ Williams has officially arrived after he earned a sensational one-punch KO over Abdul Razak Alhassan. The end came with a single overhand right that cracked Alhassan clean on the jaw. Abdul Razak was out on his feet before he even hit the canvas, and ‘Khaos’ has made great use of his co-main event slot.

Referee Mark Smith wasn’t quick enough to jump in and stop the follow-up shots that came from the 11-1 fighter. He’s now on an eight-fight win streak with six first-round finishes as a professional. ‘Khaos’ also joins a short-list of fighters to earn two consecutive UFC knockouts in under 30 seconds. Chiefly, his UFC debut came in just 27 seconds and he’s clearly a fighter to watch out for.

UFC welterweights: Abdul Razak Alhassan vs Kalinn ‘Khaos’ Williams

From the time ‘Khaos’ entered the cage, it was clear he was dialed in for combat. The KO artist stared down his opponent with a wild intensity that made it known that he meant business. The UFC could very well have a star on their hand with ‘Khaos’ Williams. KO’ing a KO artist like Abdul Razak Alhassan is no mean feat, and Williams just made it look effortless.

The fight didn’t last very long as the very first shot that Williams threw earned him the knockout. Abdul Razak was attempting to judge distance effectively from the get-go and ate leg-kicks for his troubles. It seemed as though the first round was going to be a feeling-out process for both fighters; however, that wasn’t the case.

Twitter reacts to the blistering KO win for ‘Khaos’ Williams

Several prominent UFC fighters were quick to chime in on Williams’ star-making performance in the co-main event.

One of the most violent fighters on the UFC roster in Justin Gaethje came out to show his respect for ‘The OxFighter’

What’s more, many notable names including Niko Price, Katlyn Chookagian, and Derek Brunson engaged in shout-outs for the blistering KO. The finish has not only put the division on notice but also has caught the gaze of the entire UFC roster.