Travis Browne vs Alistair Overeem Highlights (Incredible COMEBACK KNOCKOUT)

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Travis Browne faced Alistair Overeem on August 17, 2013, at UFC Fight Night 26 in the co-main event of UFC Fight Night 26 from TD Bank Garden in Boston, Mass., the fight promised to deliver some heavy-hitting fireworks for the fans.
It's safe to say the fight delivered on that promise, providing a back-and-forth brawl with one of the most jaw-dropping finishes we've ever seen.
Browne showed impressive athleticism for a big man when he attempted a huge flying knee early on. However, Overeem pressed forward to put "Hapa" up against the cage. Using his world-class Muay Thai pedigree, Overeem nailed Browne with a series of crushing knees to drop his opponent to the mat. "Demolition Man" followed up with several punches, and for a second, it looked like Browne would lose the fight via technical knockout.
Miraculously, he recovered from the heavy damage to mount a comeback. Overeem secured a quick single-leg takedown but couldn't capitalize on the opportunity as Browne scrambled free. The Greg Jackson-trained Browne began to fight back with strikes of his own, showing some stiff kicks. You could almost feel the tide of the fight turn to Browne's favor as Overeem appeared to gas. That's been a common knock on him, and he had expended a ton of energy trying to put Browne away with the early flurry.
Then just like that, it was finished.
"Hapa" uncorked a vicious front kick that landed flush on the chin of "The Reem," who fell to the mat stunned. Browne followed up with some ground-shaking hammer fists to earn the biggest victory of his career. The impressive knockout also earned Browne his third Knockout of the Night bonus award.

[@ilikelampshades6]

Browne was fighting like your little brother on the playstation when he doesnt know the buttons and just keeps smashing the front kick button

[@alanratay4583]

I never get how some guys can get hit and kicked and kneed in the face 100 times and not have a mark on them.

[@CUNDUNDO]

Any other ref would have stopped the fight in the 1st round Reem delivered 25 unanswered punches and several knees to the head of browne but thanks to ref Mario Yamasaki that was fired from the UFC exactly for this reason for letting fighters get this sort of punishment, Browne managed to come back and win the fight

[@jerrymckenzie1858]

Mario letting Travis Brown "be a warrior" haha

[@donjohn2695]

This time he did the right thing

[@Howie_Dowitt]

Yamasaki is a POS! This fight should have been stopped. It should have been a W for Overeem.

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Perhaps since Brown was always showing effort, he let the fight keep going. The issues I have is when a fighter is not really fighting back at all and their eyes are all over the place while on their back. At least Brown was standing up.

[@RobTheProspect]

You would never have these legendary comeback victories if it weren't for referees who have that Ivan Drago energy, and for that we give thanks to Mario Yamasaki. I support him giving Travis Browne the opportunity to come back here just like he did against Derek Lewis.

[@DrakenRP]

Mario "if he dies he dies" Yamazaki in his pure form

[@johnloa2009]

his greatest ufc moment

[@williampowell8083]

wow! Have you noticed that many of these top UFC guys are just so physically tough? Not just their skill set, but ability to fight through what would kill most people.

[@username-hs3pc]

No I did not notice that

[@H.K.5]

You need to be tough to make it to the top.

[@williampowell8083]

@@H.K.5 for sure. these guys are able to take shots to the body and face that i;m confident would put me in the hospital or morgue.

[@Usbdekdjdu]

Npc:

[@mr.brenman2132]

​@@username-hs3pcIs that you Stevie Wonder?

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

This come back was brought to you by Mario Yamaskai. Thank you.

[@destroya3303]

lol exactly. Looked like a TKO already.

[@erikperez8842]

I miss pre-Ronda Travis Browne

[@ItNeverBeganBuddyBoyo]

I miss post ronda Travis. I loved watching him sleep.

[@financialadvisor5115]

У Брауна стальные яйца 🥚 Отличный боец и хороший человек, жаль что ушел от Грэга Джексона, надо было тренироваться там и дальше. Тарвердян сломал его карьеру. У Брауна сердце воина. Уважаю его✊

[@milala-kw4zy]

3 unanswered kicks towards the chin did it. Something new.

[@undisputedalan4774]

Good shit, Robbie Lawler vs Hendricks 2 would awesome mate 👊🏼

[@user-rj2ws3gu3r]

Alistair Overeem-all class!

[@BR-ip5pz]

Nasty kicks

[@user-qh2xy6nu8o]

Золотые времена ЮФС

[@hakr1298]

The way the reem quickly gets up make me laugh always

[@H.K.5]

Browne was a pretty good fighter.

[@dtosmanm4743]

One dimentional tho.

[@donjohn2695]

No

[@hakr1298]

He was until he went to edman tarverdyan's gym

[@financialadvisor5115]

Да, но Тарвердян его сломал.

[@Tyrannosaurus_5000]

whooped his wife pretty well

[@garlandpoolfredpool]

Glad the ref stayed out of the clobbering Travis was taking. I've seen fights get stopped too fast many times. But that being said it might have been a little more fair to at least allow Overeem to take a few more blows before waving him off? I guess it might be something the ref saw up close?

[@user-rj2ws3gu3r]

Trabis Brawne,good for you!

[@joshparrott8841]

Act like you never seen a front kick before!

[@destroya3303]

That's a TKO that should have been called.

[@scubasteve3149]

If that was today refs fight would have been stopped prematurely

[@p3mends]

Comeback if he was winning?? lol

[@eddiejohnson2297]

Now Overeem would just smash the current Brown to smithereens👊

[@MojKanal-cz1iz]

Overeem smashed him here too lol. He just got caught with one kick and that was it. Tbh I would rather get kicked like that and lose and take less damage than take like 173 knees and punches like Browne did and win lol. Props to Travis tho, he can take punishment.

[@user-rj2ws3gu3r]

First!

[@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186]

Lame

[@sourcier1190]

il etait quand même nul le mari de Ronda , je comprends qu'il ait abandonné .