Massacre! Alex Poatan's rival, Josh Hokit, puts on a show and knocks out Derrick Lewis at UFC White House.

Hokit celebrates victory in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC

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The bad boy Josh Hokit He continues to cause trouble in the world's largest MMA organization. Now, in full swing. UFC White HouseAt an event held this Sunday (14) in Washington (USA), the athlete claimed another victim and it wasn't just any victim. Heavyweight sensation (up to 120 kg), 'The Incredible Hok' delivered a beating to Derrick Lewis, the company's all-time leading knockout artist, and he knocked out his opponent in the second round.

With four UFC wins and growing popularity, the controversial Hokit has moved closer to a title shot in his weight class. It's worth noting that he's already ranked fifth and, whenever possible, he engages in hostility towards his opponents. Alex PoatánBut don't be fooled about the American. Despite his folkloric image, the bad boy is a skilled fighter, and his undefeated MMA record (10-0) is proof of that.

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Confident, Hokit laughed at Lewis and initiated the action, focusing on kicks. Powerful, Lewis tried to unleash his punches, but had difficulty finding Hokit in the octagon. Gradually, Hokit landed punches and managed to take Lewis down. On the ground, Hokit delivered punches and elbows to Lewis, who began to bleed. The situation was so easy that Hokit even tried to submit Lewis with an armbar, but failed.

In the second round, Lewis defended against a takedown attempt by Hokit and landed a powerful punch. Tired, Lewis received powerful punches from Hokit and almost fell. Enjoying an excellent moment in the fight, Hokit attacked Lewis with straight punches and nearly knocked him out again. Sharp as ever, Hokit continued to trouble Lewis with his straight punches. In the clinch, Hokit landed powerful punches and elbows on Lewis. Outside the clinch, Hokit delivered a flurry of punches to Lewis, who finally succumbed.