All five fights ended inside the distance in Apgujeong, including four first-round finishes and a main-event knockout.
DOMVS 24 wrapped up on September 19 in Apgujeong, Seoul, and the judges had little to do.
All five fights on the card ended inside the distance, with four finishing in the opening round. The only bout to make it beyond five minutes ended midway through Round 2.
Fayozbek Khasanboev closed the night with another statement performance, knocking out Jung Hyuk Jang in the first round of their 82kg catchweight main event.
Khasanboev Stops Jung Hyuk Jang in the First Round
Khasanboev needed less than one round to secure the biggest win of his young professional career.
The undefeated prospect stopped Jang by KO at 4:32 of the opening round, improving his professional record to 2-0.
For Jang, the fight marked his return to DOMVS five months after earning a decision victory at DOMVS 8 in April. The loss moved his professional record to 7-4-3.
While Khasanboev entered with considerably less professional experience, he left Apgujeong with his unbeaten record intact and a first-round finish over a veteran with significantly more fights.
Dong Hwan Kim Wins the Only Fight to Reach Round 2
Dong Hwan Kim and Abdurahmon Murodov were the only fighters on the card to hear the bell for a second round.
Competing at a 72kg catchweight, Kim eventually broke through and stopped Murodov by TKO at 2:21 of Round 2.
The victory improved Kim’s professional record to 3-1.
It was also the longest fight of the entire event.
Three Straight Submission Finishes
The rest of the DOMVS 24 card belonged to the grapplers.
At 62kg, TEAM AOM’s Ji Hoo Jung submitted Ah Sung Kim just 1:51 into the opening round. The victory moved Jung to 3-1.
Jae Min Park followed with another first-round submission in his 65kg catchweight matchup against Jarolbek. Park secured the finish at 2:11 of Round 1, also improving his record to 3-1.
The quickest finish of DOMVS 24 came in the 60kg catchweight bout between Yem Vyacheslav and Khabibullaev Nodirbek.
Vyacheslav needed just 53 seconds to force the tap, bringing the fight to an end before the one-minute mark.
Five Fights, Five Finishes
By the end of the night, DOMVS 24 had produced a perfect finishing rate: five fights and five stoppages.
Three ended by submission, one by TKO and one by KO. Four of the five contests were over before the end of the opening round.
DOMVS continues to hold events every Saturday in Apgujeong, giving developing fighters and prospects a regular platform to compete in Seoul.
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