Mike Malott knocks out Joaquin Buckley with knee at UFC Edmonton
Malott ended the bout in the second round with a knee strike, extending his UFC winning streak to five.
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What happened
At UFC Edmonton, Mike Malott knocked out Joaquin Buckley with a knee strike in the second round. The finish was described by fighters including Belal Muhammad and Gilbert Burns as spectacular. Malott improved his UFC record to 8-1 with five straight wins.
Why it matters
The win gave Malott a fifth consecutive victory and, according to his comments, he made clear what he wants next in the UFC. Matchmaking for his next fight has been discussed since the event.
Timeline
- Oct 18, 3:43 PM ET: Fighters including Belal Muhammad and Gilbert Burns reacted to Malott's knee knockout of Joaquin Buckley at UFC Edmonton.
- Oct 19, 5:00 PM ET: Future matchups for Malott and Jasmine Jasudavicius were discussed after UFC Edmonton.
- Oct 20, 12:38 AM ET: Malott said what he wants next in the Octagon following his win.
Coverage
- Mike Malott Makes Clear What He Wants Next in the UFC (Yahoo Sports)
- The Thrill and Agony: UFC Fight Night 291 winner and loser reactions (Yahoo Sports)
- What's Next: UFC Edmonton Winners (cagesidepress.com)
- What's Next: UFC Edmonton Losers (cagesidepress.com)
- On To the Next One: Matches to make after UFC Edmonton (mmafighting.com)
- “Beauty of a finish”: UFC fighters react to Mike Malott’s brutal knockout of Joaquin Buckley (mmasucka.com)
- Sean Shelby's Shoes: What's next for Mike Malott after UFC Edmonton win? (USA Today)
- Mike Malott Reacts to Impressing the Boss at UFC Edmonton (cagesidepress.com)
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