Dana White’s Second Zuffa Boxing Show Delivers Excitement With Upset Knockout and Viral Moments

Zuffa Boxing’s second event featured dramatic finishes upset knockout and standout performances all night

By SND Web Desk
February 02, 2026
Zuffa Boxing’s second event electrifies Las Vegas with knockout shock and exciting fight results

Dana White’s second Zuffa Boxing event lived up to the hype with a night full of exciting bouts unexpected results and viral worthy moments that kept fans talking long after the final bell.

The card held on February 1, 2026, at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas featured a stacked lineup that combined seasoned professionals and hungry contenders aiming to make a statement on the Paramount+ streamed show.

In the main event Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela outboxed Diego Torres over ten rounds overcoming an early cut and then controlling the fight with crisp punches and solid ring generalship to earn a wide unanimous decision. His performance marked a successful chapter as he transitions back into lightweight competition.

One of the night’s most talked about moments came in the light heavyweight bout where Radivoje Kalajdzic pulled off a dramatic seventh round knockout of former contender Oleksandr Gvozdyk.

Gvozdyk had initially dominated the bout on the scorecards but Kalajdzic’s late charge and clean right hand startled the spectators and produced the event’s biggest upset a finale that swiftly circulated across social platforms and received acclaim from fans anxious for unpredictability.

Other noteworthy results included Serhii Bohachuk edging out Radzhab Butaev in a close middleweight fight and several exciting preliminary win including early knockouts and strong decisions that gave undercard fighters a chance to shine.

Overall the second Zuffa Boxing program featured better pacing and a variety of styles that kept viewers interested providing more captivating ring action than the first.

Even while fans are still discussing if this expanding promotion can change the sport in the long run the event suggested that Zuffa's new boxing endeavour might be taking off with exceptional performances and viral knockouts.