WATCH:- Sean ‘the Sniper’ Woodson Chops Down Collin Anglin With a Brilliant First Round TKO Win at UFC Vegas 42

Sean Woodson and Collin Anglin met in a featherweight fight at UFC Vegas 42. Woodson, from the very start of the fight, was aggressive and went after his opponent. He landed some huge body shots and with precision, which ultimately led to Anglin folding from the pain in the very first round.

‘The Sniper’ showed why he is called that, as he landed 50 significant strikes, most ever in a 1-round UFC Featherweight fight. Both men traded strikes at the start of the fight, but Woodson kept chopping Anglin down. He had Anglin in trouble and wobbly, and started landing some serious shots and combos on him. ‘The Sniper’ finished the fight with some vicious liver shots, which dropped his opponent.

Woodson is now 9-1 in his MMA career and on a two-fight win streak. This was his fourth fight in the UFC and is 3-1. Finishing the year with an impressive win like this will only help his stock for next year. Anglin, on the other hand, is not 8-3 in his career and has lost the last two- fights. He would want to bounce back quickly from the loss and get back to winning ways. He was on a seven-fight win streak before the back-to-back losses.

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Fans appreciate Sean Woodson’s skills

‘The Sniper’ was the favorite coming into the fight, but not many expected him to put on a display like that. He broke his opponent down and won dominantly. The MMA fans liked his performance and showed their appreciation.

Many of them believe he can be a real problem in the featherweight division.

One fan loved his skills and said, “I was talking about the human punching bag in there. Sean Woodson’s skills are legit.”

Sean Woodson was so dominant that he landed 42 more significant strikes than his opponent. That is the highest differential in a 1-round UFC Featherweight fight.

Woodson sure would’ve gotten the UFC higher-ups talking after a win like that. He would look to fight a big name in his next fight to make a push into the rankings.

What did you make of all the body shots? Let us know your thoughts!

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