UFC Vegas 111: Uros Medic Knocks Out Muslim Salikhov in 63 Seconds
Uros Medic improved his record to 3-1 over his last four fights, with all his UFC victories coming by knockout. He is recognized as one of the UFC’s top knockout artists, known for delivering fast and decisive finishes.
Following a stunning first-round knockout in his previous fight, Medic repeated the feat by defeating Muslim Salikhov in just 63 seconds at UFC Vegas 111. Interestingly, Medic also finished Gilbert Urbina in 63 seconds, highlighting his explosive power.
Medic faced a dangerous striker in Salikhov, but he showed no fear, dominating the fight and landing the fight-ending blows early. Reflecting on his mindset, Medic stated:
“Everybody knows I come in here to fight. Win or lose, I’m coming to put on a show. These guys need to stop skimming me on these bonuses. Sure I lose sometimes, but I’m just a human being. I’m going to come back here and put on a show every godd*mn time.”
He predicted the matchup would be “his kicking versus my boxing” and was confident he would prevail.
Maintaining a 100% finishing rate in both his UFC career and overall professional fights, Medic avoided leaving the outcome to judges. He started aggressively, immediately exchanging strikes. Salikhov, known for his creative kicks and powerful attacks, appeared overwhelmed by Medic’s pressure before landing a crushing straight left hand that sent Salikhov to the canvas.
“I said it’s going to be his kicking versus my boxing and I know I’m going to come out on top.”
Key Highlights
- Medic’s UFC record includes multiple knockouts, showcasing his finishing ability.
- Victories over Muslim Salikhov and Gilbert Urbina both achieved in 63 seconds.
- Medic emphasizes entertaining fans as his primary goal in every fight.
- His fighting style relies on fast, powerful boxing to overcome opponents known for striking variety.
Author’s summary: Uros Medic solidifies his reputation as a knockout specialist by swiftly defeating Muslim Salikhov in under a minute, showcasing relentless aggression and boxing precision.
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