UFC: When Tony Ferguson knocked out Katsunori Kikuno with one deadly right-hand jab

Tony Ferguson is one of most feared lightweight fighters in world. He is kwn for his unprecedented power and urthodox fighting skills. While most fighters have a definite style of fighting, Tony Ferguson is well kwn for doing anything and everything inside an octagon. Tony ‘El Cucuy’ Ferguson has dominated his opponents with punches, elbows, strikes and submission moves. He is currently on a 12-fight winning streak with a title shot ahe. American mixed martial artist is currently slated to go against Khabib Nurmagomedov at main event of UFC 249. Before we see him in action again, let us take a look at fight where Tony Ferguson finished his opponent Katsuri Kiku with a single punch.

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UFC: Throwback to Tony Ferguson vs Katsuri Kiku

lightweight gliators went against each or on May 25, 2014 at UFC 173. It was helined by Renan Barao vs TJ Dillashaw. It was expected to be a hard-fought battle. A lot of veterans claimed that Japanese Katsuri Kiku will be dominating fight. However, Tony Ferguson silenced all his critics by ending fight in very first round with one single jab. Both men were swinging blows at each or and Tony Ferguson caught Katsuri with a dely right-hand jab. Japanese fighter fell down on floor as referee h to intervene and stop match. Take a look at Tony Ferguson’s throwback fight.

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UFC 249: Khabib Nurmagomedov vs Tony Ferguson

A mega-fight between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Tony Ferguson has been booked multiple times before. Every time, fight got ruled out due to unfortunate accidents and weight cut botches from both sides. Both Khabib and Tony Ferguson have signed contract and are er to face each or at UFC 249 in Brooklyn.

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