Luke Riley

Luke Riley has responded to criticism of his first-round knockout of Kai Kamaka III at UFC 329, pushing back against those who considered referee Kerry Hatley's stoppage premature. At the post-fight press conference, Riley was informed that cageside commentator Joe Rogan questioned the call and he was blunt in his reply, stating that anyone who thought it was an early stoppage "shouldn't be watching fighting." The undefeated Riley insisted Kamaka was two seconds from hitting the canvas and declared himself the hardest hitter in his division.

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Paddy Pimblett was visibly ecstatic ringside as his teammate Luke Riley scored a finish over Kai Kamaka III. Pimblett could be heard shouting "Sleep kid" in celebration of the stoppage.

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Luke Riley has fired back at critics who questioned the early stoppage in his UFC 329 bout. The fighter addressed the controversy publicly following the card.

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The updated list of active unbeaten fighters — those inactive no more than two years, not retired, with more than ten wins in top promotions — features 32 competitors. Movlid Khaybulaev leads the list at 24-0-1-1NC, followed by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0-1NC and Movsar Evloev at 20-0. Among the newly updated records, Farid Basharat moved to 16-0 after defeating John Garza by unanimous decision at UFC 329, and Luke Riley improved to 14-0 following a first-round TKO of Kai Kamaka at the same event. Records are sourced from Tapology and cross-checked on Sherdog.

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Luke Riley made his UFC debut in Doha and stopped Bogdan Grad with a knockout early in the second round. The win extended Riley’s reputation as a power puncher and marked a strong first impression on the UFC stage. The report was published after UFC Fight Night 265 and is relevant because it shows Riley immediately making noise in the featherweight division.

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