Alright guys, here is the tail of the tape. Colin Sanders, Owen 1, age 26, 6 feet, reach 68, came in at 168. The Chris Manin, his debut here for Island fights, age 27, 6, 1, reach 71. So he's got a 3 inch reach of an inch. The weight at 170. Island fights 80. Sanders versus Mump Manin. Manin out of the blue corner wearing black sanders out of the red corner wearing silver and gray. Nice right hand by sanders. Big right hand by sanders. Nice outside, like kick. Both men throwing bombs at start. And MMA is just different. Like we just say, like boxing, I feel like you can kind of feel yourself into it. Same thing with kick boxing. Manin throwing big shots here. That was a beautiful low leg kick that started out that sequence here for Manin. Again. Yeah, he's got to stick with those kicks. I like that though. I like how Sanders took it and then I'm going to throw one right back down the pike. I love that. That's the best way to deal with that kick aside from checking it or moving out of the way is to just take it and throw the right hand with it. And he's got a nasty right hand. Ooh, he's saying I poke. Oh, he's bleeding. There we go, Sanders. All right, here we go back in the action. Oh, his eyes definitely affected. They'll look at it. It's smaller. He let's see if it affects him in this fight. Nice outside, like kick there by Sanders. Yes. Oh, these guys are biting down on their mouthpiece. They're looking. Again, nice outside, Lane kick. Oh, big shots there by Manin. I think only one got through. Oh, get a round of it. Yeah. All right, and landed. And landed. What did I say? PG, Pugazales. Oh, that was nasty. That was beautiful. Wow. Congratulations. Congratulations. Here's Christopher J with the affix. Ladies and gentlemen, can you make a little noise? From almost having his fight stop to winning by knockout at 1.34, round number one, once again, your winner by knockout Colin Sanders. Thank you. I am here with your winner, Colin Sanders. That was an incredible overhand right. I saw you looking for that early in the fight. Was that the game plan tonight? Was to get that knockout for? I mean, I hate to say it. I kind of was eyeing them at the weigh-ins. He seemed like a striker. So I was, I'm going to match that. So I was thinking I'm going to match that. So I got to give them respect, absolutely, because peeling a plenty of shots, but I knew if I was going to win that one shot like I did, I would win the fight. Yeah, I mean, your lip is split open. How bad was that? I pulled. How bad did that affect you? Did it affect you at all in this fight? I mean, it was almost like getting hit hard. I couldn't see Roel for a second. The vision kind of rolled. Almost like a little bubble in your vision. But it wasn't enough for me to knock. You know, be able to get the finish. And describe the moment. What do you feel when that right hand landed? Did you know he was going down as soon as that landed? I wasn't for sure. I knew it was a hard right hand. But it took about two seconds to look at him. I knew, you know, no need for anything else. Congratulations on an incredible knockout. Ladies and gentlemen, your winner, Colin Sanders. Great, great. Great, great. Good job.