UFC legend Andrei Arlovski knocks out Too Hot to Handle Netflix star in bizarre Misfits Boxing debut

UFC Legend Andrei Arlovski Shines in Misfits Boxing Debut

Former UFC heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski made a striking debut in Misfits Boxing in Nashville, securing a fourth-round knockout against Netflix reality star Kelechi ‘Kelz’ Dyke.

Age Gap and Experience Highlight the Fight

There was a notable age difference between Arlovski and Dyke. Arlovski won his first interim UFC heavyweight title in 2005, the year Dyke was only 11 years old. This vast experience showed early as Arlovski demonstrated superior strength against his formidable opponent.

Fight Progression and Key Moments

This was Arlovski’s third fight after leaving the UFC last year; he had previously won matches in BKFC and Dirty Boxing via doctor’s stoppage.
Arlovski started aggressively, seeking an early finish, while Dyke displayed skill in countering the veteran's attacks.
Dyke survived into the second round and nearly pushed Arlovski to utilize his MMA grappling background.
Later in the second round, Arlovski landed a powerful right hand, maintaining control despite concerns about finishing an inexperienced opponent.
The fight continued until the fourth round, where Dyke appeared dazed by the end of the third.
Just over a minute into the fourth round, Arlovski delivered a decisive right hand that knocked Dyke down immediately.

"Arlovski blasted out Kelz with a big right hand that sent the Brit down instantly."

Arlovski's experience and power proved overwhelming against his less seasoned rival, marking a successful transition into boxing after UFC.

Author’s summary: Andrei Arlovski demonstrated veteran skill and power in his boxing debut, overcoming a younger opponent with a decisive knockout in the fourth round.

Bloody Elbow — 2025-11-09

UFC Legend Andrei Arlovski Shines in Misfits Boxing Debut

Age Gap and Experience Highlight the Fight

Fight Progression and Key Moments

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