41-Year-Old Hysa Delivers Brutal KO to Unbeaten Narmo
Nelson Hysa ended Thomas Narmo's unbeaten record with a second-round right hand on the Itauma undercard.
Nelson Hysa delivered a devastating right hand to stop unbeaten Thomas Narmo in the second round on the undercard of Moses Itauma’s IBF heavyweight clash with Filip Hrgovic. The 41-year-old fighter showcased his power against the higher-ranked opponent, ending the bout early in the fight. The knockout occurred during the preliminary events leading up to the main card heavyweight title fight. Hysa’s performance highlighted the unpredictable nature of professional boxing, where experience and timing can overcome a longer undefeated streak. The incident was broadcast by DAZN and quickly gained attention for the severity of the blow. While the main event focused on the heavyweight title, this undercard stoppage provided a significant narrative moment for boxing fans. The victory added to Hysa’s record, while Narmo suffered a setback to his perfect campaign. The fight took place on August 30, 2026, as part of a major boxing card featuring Itauma. The right hand connection proved decisive, leaving no doubt about the outcome. This result underscores the importance of undercard bouts in providing unexpected highlights and shifting momentum within the sport.
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