UFC legend Andrei Arlovski knocks out Too Hot to Handle Netflix star in bizarre Misfits Boxing debut

UFC Legend Andrei Arlovski Shines in Misfits Boxing Debut

Former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski made a strong impression in his first Misfits Boxing appearance in Nashville, scoring a knockout victory over Netflix reality star Kelechi ‘Kelz’ Dyke.

Age Gap and Experience Highlighted

The significant age difference drew attention, as Arlovski won his first interim UFC heavyweight title in 2005 when Kelz was only 11 years old. His seasoned power and experience were clear from the start as he matched strength with his opponent.

Fight Progress and Outcome

This marked Arlovski’s third fight since exiting the UFC last year, having previously won BKFC and Dirty Boxing contests by doctor’s stoppage. He aggressively sought an early finish, while Kelz displayed skill in countering the veteran’s attacks and made it to the second round, even nearly forcing Arlovski to revert to MMA grappling.

Later in the second round, Arlovski landed a powerful right hand, successfully turning the momentum. Although fans noticed his struggle to finish a less experienced fighter, the match extended to the fourth round.

Kelz appeared visibly dazed at the end of the third round, and just after the fourth round began, Arlovski delivered a decisive right hand that knocked Kelz down instantly.

"And with just over a minute on the clock, Arlovski blasted out Kelz with a big right hand that sent the Brit down instantly."

Arlovski’s blend of experience and power secured a dramatic win in this unusual crossover bout.

Author’s summary: Andrei Arlovski demonstrated his veteran skill and power by knocking out Netflix star Kelz Dyke in a dramatic fourth-round finish during his Misfits Boxing debut.

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