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Justin Watson set a new record for the fastest knockout in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) history with a two-second victory over Cole Ferrell at BKFC 69. Watson, an underdog in the fight, delivered a single overhand right punch that immediately ended the match, surpassing the previous three-second record held by Uly Diaz. The knockout was celebrated by BKFC co-owner Conor McGregor, who acknowledged it as the world's fastest KO.
Justin Watson achieved a historic two-second knockout at BKFC 69 in Atlanta, delivering an immediate overhand right to Cole Ferrell, marking the quickest knockout in the promotion's history. The fight was stopped by referee Bryan Miner as Ferrell fell face-first to the canvas. This rapid victory highlights the unique dynamics of bareknuckle fighting, where fighters start just out of striking distance, potentially allowing for such swift knockouts.
The Kansas City Chiefs have officially ruled out wide receiver Justin Watson for their game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid indicated that Mecole Hardman and Charles Omenihu are likely to play. Cornerback Jaylen Watson is listed as questionable after suffering a thigh injury in practice. Tight end Travis Kelce, defensive end George Karlaftis, and punter Tommy Townsend are all cleared to play after logging full practices. For the Chargers, defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day and linebacker Joey Bosa are expected to play, while free safety Alohi Gilman and cornerback Deane Leonard have been ruled out. Two Chargers, Amen Ogbongbemiga and Derwin James, are listed as questionable.
The Kansas City Chiefs' offense started slow but eventually found their rhythm, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes connecting with wide receiver Justin Watson for an 18-yard touchdown pass. The Chiefs dominated the game, winning 38-10 against the Arizona Cardinals in their preseason matchup. The victory evened their preseason record at 1-1.
The Kansas City Chiefs have re-signed wide receiver Justin Watson on a multi-year deal worth $3.5 million with $1.4 million guaranteed and $2.5 million in incentives. Watson joined the Chiefs last season on a one-year contract and scored two touchdowns for the team. The signing brings a familiar face back to the receiver room that recently lost Mecole Hardman and JuJu Smith-Schuster.
The Kansas City Chiefs' re-signing of wide receiver Justin Watson to a two-year deal drew mixed responses from fans on social media. While some fans were pleased with the move, others expressed disappointment that the team did not make bigger moves at the position. Watson brings special teams experience and averaged 21 yards/catch last year, but some fans still feel the team needs an impact player at wide receiver.
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed wide receiver Justin Watson to a two-year deal worth $3.5 million with $1.4 million guaranteed and $2.5 million in incentives. Watson played for the Chiefs last year and provided a reliable target on offense while also contributing on special teams. The signing gives the Chiefs more security at the wide receiver position before the 2023 NFL Draft and adds a familiar face to a room that has suffered some losses in free agency.
The Kansas City Chiefs have re-signed wide receiver Justin Watson on a two-year contract worth up to $6 million, including $1.4 million guaranteed. Watson joined the team last year and caught 15 passes for 315 yards and two touchdowns during the 2022 season. With Watson's return, the Chiefs now have 64 players under contract for 2023 and are likely to take a receiver in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Wide receiver Justin Watson has agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Kansas City Chiefs. Watson caught 15 passes for 315 yards and two touchdowns in the regular season and had three catches for 30 yards in the postseason. The Chiefs now have seven receivers on their roster.