New Delhi: Indian MMA prospect Anshul Jubli was knocked out again in the UFC. Jubli was battling out against Quillan Salkilld at the Qudos Bank Arena on February 9, Sunday. The fight ended in just 19 seconds as Salkilld finished Jubli with one punch power.
Salkilld was making his debut in the UFC and used only a single right hand to finish the Indian in front of his home crowd. The fight between Jubli and Salkilld was the opening fight of the UFC 312 event.
Jubli let down his fans once again as this was his consecutive second loss in the UFC and both losses came out as knock-outknock-out finishes. Both fighters took their stance and Salkilld’s piston-like punch sent Jubli onto the canvas and referee rushed to stop the fight in just 19 seconds.
I have no words for it,” Salkilld said about his performance. “The perfect ending for my debut in Sydney. I knew he led with his lead hand, his lead hand was always away from his face. Dream come true. The only thing that would make it better is an extra $50,000 in the bank.” Salkilld stated in the post-fight interview.
The fight ended real quick as broadcaster was showing face off in the octagon twice until Salkilld finished the Indian fighter with just one punch. Firstly he use his right hand to Jubli’s body and then followed up the attack with a connect right hook to Jubli’s ear.
Watch TKO here:
Quillan Salkilld finishes Anshul Jubli #UFC312 pic.twitter.com/VihLRl70K8
— Haduucken (@Haduuuucken) February 8, 2025
Jubli protested the loss. After the right punch, he tried to grab the Australian’s leg, but the referee made the decision to stop the fight 5 to 10 seconds earlier.
Now Jubli is 0-2 in the UFC and it will be tough for him to get another fight opportunity in the promotion. Both losses came as a TKO loss and the latest loss of Jubli came in just 19 seconds.
Indian MMA prospect Anshul Jubli’s nightmare continued as he was knocked out again in the UFC at UFC 312 event on February 9, Sunday. UFC Sports News: Latest Cricket News, Cricket Live Score, Sports Breaking News from Sports Today
