Dong Hwan Lim scores a three-knockdown TKO in just 88 seconds as DOMVS 21 delivers three finishes across five fights.
DOMVS returned on August 15, 2026, with DOMVS 21, delivering another compact night of combat sports featuring four MMA bouts and a heavyweight catchweight boxing matchup.
Three of the five fights ended by stoppage, including a rapid victory for Dong Hwan Lim, who needed just 88 seconds to put away Dae Sung Kim under boxing rules.
Dong Hwan Lim Stops Dae Sung Kim in 88 Seconds
The -95kg catchweight boxing bout between Dong Hwan Lim and Dae Sung Kim didn’t last long.
Lim took control immediately and scored three knockdowns in the opening round, triggering the three-knockdown stoppage and giving him the TKO victory at 1:28 of Round 1.
It was a decisive performance from Lim and the fastest finish on the DOMVS 21 card.
Hyeon Jin Jang Finds a Last-Second Finish
In the -86kg catchweight MMA bout, Hyeon Jin Jang defeated Eun Soo Lee with only six seconds remaining in the opening round.
Jang found his opportunity on the ground and closed the fight with ground-and-pound, forcing the stoppage at 4:54 of Round 1.
With the round nearly over, Jang’s late push turned what was moments away from reaching the second round into one of the night’s three finishes.
Young Bo Shim Gets the Decision
Young Bo Shim and Jae Won Hwang went the full two rounds in their -67kg catchweight MMA matchup.
After ten minutes of action, the fight went to the judges, with Shim earning the unanimous decision victory.
Gun Hee Cha Wins at -58kg
The -58kg catchweight bout between Gun Hee Cha and Won Park also required the judges.
Neither fighter was able to find a finish across the two five-minute rounds, but Cha did enough to separate himself on the scorecards and walked away with a unanimous decision victory.
Yoon Seok Lee Finishes Seung Hun Yoo in Round Two
The 70kg lightweight matchup between Yoon Seok Lee and Seung Hun Yoo produced the only second-round stoppage of DOMVS 21.
Lee eventually took control on the ground and went to work with ground-and-pound, forcing the referee to intervene at 2:28 of Round 2.
The TKO gave Lee one of the night’s three stoppage victories and closed out a competitive lightweight matchup.
DOMVS 21 — Full Results
-86.0kg Catchweight MMA — 5 min. × 2 rounds
Hyeon Jin Jang def. Eun Soo Lee via TKO (ground-and-pound) — Round 1, 4:54
-95.0kg Catchweight Boxing — 3 min. × 3 rounds
Dong Hwan Lim def. Dae Sung Kim via TKO (three-knockdown) — Round 1, 1:28
-67.0kg Catchweight MMA — 5 min. × 2 rounds
Young Bo Shim def. Jae Won Hwang via unanimous decision
-58.0kg Catchweight MMA — 5 min. × 2 rounds
Gun Hee Cha def. Won Park via unanimous decision
70.0kg Lightweight MMA — 5 min. × 2 rounds
Yoon Seok Lee def. Seung Hun Yoo via TKO (ground-and-pound) — Round 2, 2:28
DOMVS Keeps the Action Moving
DOMVS 21 continued the promotion’s weekly approach with a short five-fight lineup and a mixture of MMA and boxing.
This time, the finishes did much of the talking.
Hyeon Jin Jang beat the clock with six seconds remaining in the first round, Yoon Seok Lee found his finish in the second, and Dong Hwan Lim needed less than a minute and a half to end his boxing matchup with Dae Sung Kim.
With DOMVS continuing to stage events on a weekly basis, the format is creating something still relatively uncommon in Korean combat sports: a consistent platform where fighters can compete, develop and remain active without waiting months between events.
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