Sergei Pavlovich-Tai Tuivasa bout ends in just 54 seconds, details inside

The heavyweights came out swinging right after the bell, making it apparent that they had no desire to go into overtime. When Tuivasa attempted to counterpunch, Pavlovich floored him with a punch and rushed on the Australian.

A smashing right hand caused Tuivasa to lose the fight for the second time, and Pavlovich applied pressure to end it after only 54 seconds.
With five fights under his belt, Pavlovich has the UFC's longest current streak of knockouts.



Pavlovich, who entered the fight ranked sixth in the division, is making a compelling case to move up to the heavyweight division.

The 30-year-old Russian is currently 5-1 in the UFC and 17-1 overall. Tuivasa has now lost two games in a row after being defeated by Ciryl Gane in September. Before the match with Gane, "Bam Bam" was on a five-fight knockdown streak of his own.
After two losses by stoppage in quick succession, the Sydney native may decide to take a more extended sabbatical before the next fight.

FAQs:

1. Who has the longest current streak of knockdowns?
   Sergei Pavlovich has the longest current streak of knockdowns.
2. From whom did Tuivasa lose two games in a row in September?
   Tuivasa loses two games in a row in September with Ciryl Gane.
3. In how many seconds did Pavlovich defeat Tuivasa?
   Pavlovich defeated Tuivasa in barely 54 seconds.