5) Hector Lombard vs Ron Verdadero – 00:20
Before current UFC middleweight Hector Lombard started his title reign in the Bellator Cage, he was spending his MMA career on the Australian circuit. After capturing the Cage Fighting Championship middleweight belt in 2007, Hector made his fourth title defence suplexing and punching journeyman Ron Verdadero to a stoppage within twenty seconds.
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4) Ronda Rousey vs Alexis Davis/Frank Shamrock vs Kevin Jackson – 00:16
Next, we have two fights in the UFC tying for fourth place.
The first bout was all the way back at UFC Ultimate Japan in 1997 where Frank Shamrock and Kevin Jackson contested for the vacant light heavyweight belt which resulted in Shamrock taking only sixteen seconds to make the Olympian tap to an armbar.
The next bout to match this time would come seventeen years later as Ronda Rousey made her fourth title defence at UFC 175 against Alex Davis winning by knockout at the sixteen second mark.
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3) Paul Buentello vs Andrei Arlovski – 00:15
After being promoted to the undisputed champion after Frank Mir’s motorcycle accident, Andrei Arlovski locked horns with fellow knockout artist Paul Buentello. After a short feeling out process Arlovski connected a lighting fast right hand knocking out ‘The Headhunter’ instantly which resulted in the crowd yelling bullsh*t due to them not knowing what initially had happened and also the fact the main event lasted a mere fifteen seconds.
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2) Ronda Rousey vs Cat Zingano – 00:14
Coming in at number two is another record held by women’s superstar Ronda Rousey. Her original opposing coach on the Ultimate Fighter, Rousey finally faced off against Cat Zingano at UFC 184 who was coming off finishes of Miesha Tate and Amanda Nunes. With Zingano starting off with a flying knee, Rousey countered her and took her down following up with an armbar all within fourteen seconds.
1) Conor McGregor vs Jose Aldo – 00:13
In what felt like an eternity of build up during the round the world press tour, Conor McGregor finally got his crack at UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo at UFC 194. The brash Irishman had unleashed an endless barrage of trash talk to the much quieter champion so expectations were high for this title affair.
The result was a thirteen second KO win for McGregor who backed up all of his words and handed the Brazilian his first loss in ten years.
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