Anthony Wint defeated Lucas Armand via TKO (strikes) in Round 1 at 0:23 at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City. It was the second UFC finish for Wint.
Anthony Wint needed just 23 seconds to put away Lucas Armand at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City, scoring a first-round TKO by strikes on October 3. The stoppage was Wint's second finish inside the UFC.
Wint, nicknamed "Bow Down," improved to 8-0 with the win. The 31-year-old American fights out of Kill Cliff FC and works from an orthodox stance. He stands five-foot-eleven (180 cm) and carries a 78-inch (198 cm) reach. His numbers show a fighter who stays busy and efficient: he lands 3.56 significant strikes per minute at 66 percent accuracy. He also averages 2.97 takedown attempts per 15 minutes and 3 submission attempts per 15 minutes, which makes him a threat wherever the fight goes.
Armand, nicknamed "Do or Die," entered the cage unbeaten at 6-0 and left with his first professional loss. The 30-year-old American trains at Murcielago MMA and also fights orthodox. He was the bigger man on paper, listed at six-foot-three (191 cm) with a 79-inch (201 cm) reach. That length advantage mattered little once Wint closed the distance and finished the fight almost immediately.
Why it matters
- Both fighters arrived with perfect records, so the result guarantees one unbeaten mark survives and one does not.
- Wint now has two UFC finishes, and the speed of this one adds to a growing highlight reel.
- Armand's first defeat arrived in a matter of seconds, a sharp setback for a fighter who had been undefeated.
A 23-second finish leaves little to analyze in terms of strategy, but it underlines Wint's ability to turn his pressure and power into quick results. With his record at 8-0, he moves forward with momentum, while Armand will look to regroup after the abrupt loss.
Saturday, October 3, 2026
