African boxer, Tete is currently being celebrated in his home country, South Africa after he demolished his opponent in a matter of seconds.
Zolani Tete in action
Zolani Tete took just 11 seconds to record the fastest knockout in world championship fight history in Belfast on Saturday night.
The South African flattened countryman, Siboniso Gonya, with his first punch to retain his World Boxing Organisation bantamweight crown.
Tete’s devastating right hook after five seconds forced the referee to stop the contest officially just six seconds later.
The knockout floored the record held by WBO super-bantamweight champion Daniel Jimenez who stopped Harald Geier in 17 seconds in 1994.
“I’ve been preparing so hard for this fight,” Tete told the BoxNation television channel. “I knew Gonya wasn’t going to last.
“My trainers are the ones doing the job behind the scenes, I would like to thank them.”
Promoter Frank Warren added: “He was gone before he hit the canvas. Tete is something special.”
Tete now sets his sights on facing Northern Ireland’s Ryan Burnett.
Burnett is a unified bantamweight world champion, having held the IBF title since June 2017 and the WBA title since October 2017.
“I would love to fight Ryan Burnett. I believe he stays here, this is his hometown, so we should see who is king of the bantamweights,” Tete said.
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