Fight fans witnessed one of the quickest knockouts of all time on Friday night (June 19, 2026) at LFA 235 from inside Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky, as middleweight prospect Jake Woodley laid waste to his opponent David Wright with an incredible four-second finish.
Most of this week’s mixed martial arts (MMA) buzz has been centered around last Sunday’s UFC White House event, but Legacy Fighting Alliance (LFA) was looking to steal some of that attention on Friday with its first event in nearly a month. The event didn’t offer many well-known names, but those are the cards that usually deliver sneaky good results.
That’s exactly what happened late into Friday’s card as Woodley and Wright squared off in the co-main event. The two middleweights were hoping to score the biggest performances of their young careers, but only one was going to do that. In this case, it was Woodley, who came into Friday with a 7-1 professional record and two knockouts wins to his name.
Despite an unproven track record for one-punch knockout power, Woodley needed just four seconds to land a looping overhand right that connected flush and instantly left Wright out cold. Woodley actually took Wright down off of the knockout, but he was already unconscious. It was pretty wild and one of the fastest finishes you will ever see inside of the cage.
Check out the four-second knockout below:
