Clayton Carpenter wasted no time bringing the violence Friday night at LFA 119. Once the opening bell rang, Carpenter closed the distance on his opponent, Rodney Kealohi, and then went straight for the finish, connecting on a head kick that stiffened Kealohi’s body instantly and sent him crashing to the canvas after just 13 seconds. Carpenter got in one more shot before the referee pulled him off, but it wasn’t needed as Kealohi was out cold. Check out the finish below ( via Twitter ): Undefeated ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????? in :13 seconds #LFA119 [ @LFAfighting | LIVE NOW | on #UFCFIGHTPASS ] pic.twitter.com/6KLLOhYevn — UFC FIGHT PASS (@UFCFightPass) December 4, 2021 Carpenter, 25, moved to 5-0 with four finishes as a professional, including three consecutive wins with LFA. This was the second head kick knockout of his career.
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