Overeem destroys Duffee in 14 seconds for DREAM interim heavyweight title
Alistair Overeem wants a third belt, bringing him to Dynamite this evening as he’s got a chance to lock up…
Alistair Overeem wants a third belt, bringing him to Dynamite this evening as he’s got a chance to lock up the Dream (interim) heavyweight title. The VTR also makes mention of how the strongest man in 6,000,000,000 — a nod to Pride’s heavyweight grand prix of yore — Fedor Emelianenko, lost earlier this year to Fabricio Werdum by triangle. As such, they posit Overeem as the strongest man in 7,000,000,000.
Their explanation of Duffee is interesting in that “he’s a man with the fastest knockout in the UFC, and was somehow released by them.”
Duffee charges across the ring at the opening bell, but Overeem stood firm in the face of the charge and set up his striking attack. After a few missed punches from Duffee, Overeem delivered a stunning right hand to the temple and a knockout left hook to the chin that saw his opponent fall through the ropes on the way to the canvas.
The whole process took just 14 seconds.
With the win, Overeem wraps up a stellar 2010 in which he defended the Strikeforce heavyweight title, claimed the K-1 World Grand Prix title and now the DREAM interim heavyweight championship. Meanwhile, Duffee, while certainly to be commended for taking on such a tall order, is now winless in his past two outings.
