Sean Sharaf just pulled off one of the greatest upsets and knockouts in UFC history after he blasted Gable Steveson with a single punch to end their fight in just 12 seconds at UFC 331. As an Olympic gold medalist…

Sean Sharaf secured a major upset victory by knocking out Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson in just 12 seconds at UFC 331. The heavyweight bout took place on September 19, 2026, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. Sharaf ended the fight with a devastating left hook that sent Steveson crashing to the canvas.
Referee Frank Trigg officially stopped the contest in the opening round after Sharaf landed the knockout blow with his second punch of the fight. The defeat marks the first loss of Steveson's professional mixed martial arts career, dropping his record to 4-1, while Sharaf celebrated the monumental victory as a massive underdog.
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