A DEVASTATING KNOCKOUT to even the score

The highly anticipated rematch between Justin Gaethje and Dustin Poirier delivered everything fans hoped for and more, culminating in a dramatic moment that will be remembered for years to come. This bout, held as the second BMF (Baddest Motherf***er) title fight in UFC history, was a clash of two of the most exciting and resilient fighters in the lightweight division.

Their first encounter, at UFC on FOX 29 in April 2018, was an epic battle where Poirier emerged victorious via TKO in the fourth round. The fight was a back-and-forth war, showcasing both fighters' incredible endurance and striking power.

In their highly anticipated rematch, the stakes were elevated with the BMF title on the line. The fight lived up to its billing, with both Gaethje and Poirier exchanging powerful blows and demonstrating their trademark toughness. However, it was Gaethje who seized the moment in spectacular fashion.

In the second round, with the fight evenly matched and both fighters showing signs of fatigue, Gaethje delivered a perfectly timed head kick that stunned Poirier and led to a knockout victory. The head kick was a masterclass in precision and timing, evening the score from their previous encounter and earning Gaethje the BMF title. The knockout not only solidified Gaethje's reputation as one of the most dangerous strikers in the UFC but also ensured that their rivalry would be remembered as one of the most thrilling in the sport's history.

The rematch highlighted the enduring excitement and competitive spirit of both fighters, adding another legendary chapter to their storied careers.

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