One punch is all it took.

Police officer and former UFC fighter Jimmie Rivera knocked out former prisoner Brandon Meyer in the fourth round of their co-main event at BKFC 95. Billed as a clash between law enforcement and an ex-convict, the bare-knuckle bout at the Prudential Center in New Jersey ended when Rivera landed a decisive left hook against the ropes.
The knockout improved the 37-year-old Rivera's bare-knuckle record to 4-2-1. Following the stoppage, Rivera revealed that he apologized to Meyer and his corner because Meyer's children were present at ringside to witness the finish.
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