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Sean O'Malley Wins with Devastating Knockout

2026-06-29 · Sean O'Malley · Match Report

Sean O'Malley delivered a picture perfect walkoff knockout over Aiemann Zahabi at UFC White House on Sunday.

He finished the fight at 4:02 in the second round.

O'Malley was aggressive from the start, marching forward and keeping Zahabi on his back foot.

He used his reach advantage to throw a long jab and attack with a big right hand.

The win keeps O'Malley as a top contender in the division.

He might find himself in another title fight if Petr Yan beats Merab Dvalishvili again.

O'Malley wants to face Petr Yan next.

He mentioned Yan after the fight, saying "that's what I want next."

O'Malley's performance was vintage, chipping away at Zahabi throughout the opening round.

He came forward with a straight right hand that dropped Zahabi momentarily.

Back on his feet, Zahabi then ate a crushing right hand from O'Malley.

This sent him back to the canvas again, and referee Jason Herzog stopped the fight.

O'Malley turned to the troops in the stand and gave a salute to celebrate his highlight reel knockout.

He said "manifestation is a real thing" and "I've seen this before."

O'Malley was playing counter fighter, repeatedly connecting with stiff punches.

Zahabi did a good job circling away and trying to chop away at O'Malley with a slick inside leg kick.

At the start of the second round, O'Malley clipped Zahabi with a good double jab.

He also landed a hard right hand that sent Zahabi crashing down.

Late in the round, O'Malley finally found the opening he wanted.

He blasted Zahabi with a straight left hand that rattled him and put him down on the canvas.

O'Malley followed that with a right hand that sent Zahabi crashing down again.

This was the end of the fight, with O'Malley winning at 4:02 in the second round.

O'Malley remains a top contender in the division.

He has a win over current UFC bantamweight champion Petr Yan in the past.

The rematch between Yan and Merab Dvalishvili is expected to happen later this year.

O'Malley might find himself in another title fight if Yan wins.

O'Malley's win over Zahabi was impressive.

He showed his skills and aggression in the fight.

The event took place on Sunday at UFC White House.

O'Malley's performance was one to remember, with a highlight reel knockout.

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