Good combination, great head kick and the opponent went down after 21 seconds of the match! Look at the exhibition knockout

Saturday night kicked off the American PFL season for the European Grand Prix. There were some interesting fights, but mostly unknown to the Czechoslovak scene. We did, however, see a few finishes, one in particular being an exhibition.

The PFL is heading to Europe this year, and with that, they decided to have a purely European season for European fighters and fighters. Several people in the organization who may be familiar to fans of the Octagon are also going into the event.

The first tournament took place on Saturday, hosted by Newcastle, England, and pitted against each other, for example, two former Oktagon fighters Cornelia Holm and Marta Waliczek, and it is also worth mentioning Riccardo Nosiglia, who was defeated by Viktor Pest on the soil of the Czechoslovak number one.

The PFL will apply the same method of competition in Europe as it does in the global version. That is, group stage, play-offs and finals. There is big money at stake, so motivation is taken care of and every point counts.

Wins on points are scored differently, wins on early termination are scored differently. That’s why you can see the desire to finish your opponent. One great knockout by Louis Lee Scott.

You don’t know his name? No wonder. He’s a 23-year-old Englishman now in only his fifth pro fight. And he scored his fifth win when he knocked out Sam Robinson in the first round with a great high kick

It’s worth mentioning that it took him a beautiful 21 seconds to finish, so he didn’t stay in the cage too long and can easily prepare for the next fight.

The PFL has clearly gained an interesting prospect, as Scott has won all his fights before the limit, four by KO/TKO, once by submission. He’s only made it to the second round once.

Source: PFL, Twitter, Sherdog