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Mike Malott's Edmonton finish anchors TNT Fight Sports' week

Three fight highlights and a Paul Craig analysis session accompany the channel's move beyond 900 million total views.

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VICIOUS KNOCKOUT! 🤯 | Joaquin Buckley vs Mike Malott | #UFCEdmonton Fight Night Highlights

TNT Fight Sports has passed 900 million total views, with its newest batch of Edmonton highlights adding a sharp, compact chapter to that long fight archive.

Mike Malott's second-round stoppage of Joaquin Buckley was the most-watched of four uploads, reaching roughly 209,000 views. The highlights move from early range-finding to Buckley's attempts to close the distance, before the finish and slow-motion replays. In the comments, viewers discuss the timing of the decisive strike, while one offers a practical thank-you: highlights mean not having to stay up for the live card.

Edmonton supplied the other results videos, too: Mandel Nallo's second-round TKO of Nate Landwehr and Cristian Perez's opening-round knockout of Kyle Nelson. Malott's main-event clip remains the channel's most active upload, but the next strongest momentum belongs to something less breathless.

On The Breakdown, analyst Alex Ritchings joins former UFC fighter Paul Craig to examine Alexander Volkanovski against Movsar Evloev and Petr Yan against Merab Dvalishvili. The chapter list gets pleasingly specific: chain wrestling, takedown defense, counter wrestling and the danger of Dvalishvili's low calf kick. After the finishes comes the question of how fighters prevent them.

Subscribers held steady, and daily views are running at about half their usual pace. That slower rhythm also appears at nearby Sky Sports Boxing and ALL THE SMOKE FIGHT, while Mighty is drawing above its typical daily audience. For TNT Fight Sports, the week's clearest pairing is Edmonton's action followed by Craig and Ritchings taking the tactics apart.

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What viewers say

Can't be bothered to stay up for the UFC anymore, so thanks for the highlights
@JM-el7vkSee it on YouTube
the timing on that was immaculate. Doesn't get much better than that
@Ren_1989See it on YouTube
This reminds me of Moraes vs Sterling years ago. Anyone remember?
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2 more comments

Malott knocked him out cold and STILL manages to be a respectful guy
@NB1982-s2iSee it on YouTube
One of the most perfectly placed knockouts I've ever seen. Hope Buckley heals up
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