Kolkata witnessed an electrifying showcase of skill and determination at Knockout Nights 2.0 represent by founder Rohit Saha, as fighters from across India stepped into the ring to prove their dominance. The event delivered explosive knockouts, tactical decisions, and unforgettable performances, reaffirming Knockout Nights as a rising platform for combat sports talent in the country.
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Main Event
The main event featured Md Shaban Ali (The Combat Gym, West Bengal) taking on Ankan Gogoi (Bidang MMA, Assam) in a highly anticipated clash at 60 kg. Ankan Gogoi showcased superior striking and composure, securing a TKO victory in Round 1, setting the tone for the night with a dominant performance.
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Co-Main Event
In the co-main event, Ashique Ali (The Combat Gym, West Bengal) faced Harsh Kanojiya (Bidang MMA, Maharashtra). The bout went the full distance, with both fighters displaying heart and resilience. After three competitive rounds, Harsh Kanojiya emerged victorious via Split Decision, earning respect from fans and officials alike.
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Undercard Highlights
Syed Fayaz (MMA and Fitness Academy, West Bengal) delivered a powerful performance against Pritam Ghosh (MMA Murshidabad, West Bengal), winning via TKO in Round 2 at 60 kg.
Pragati Bajpai (Fire Fist Academy, West Bengal) dominated her bout against Mausam Noor (MMA Murshidabad, West Bengal), finishing the fight with a Round 1 TKO at 52 kg.
Sahin Chowdhury (MMA Murshidabad, West Bengal) overcame Aman Mandal (MMA and Fitness Academy, West Bengal) with a decisive RSC victory in Round 1 at 60 kg.
In a closely contested matchup, Shriyansh Jha (Bidang MMA, Bihar) defeated Rizwan Sk (The Combat Gym, West Bengal) via Unanimous Decision after three intense rounds at 55 kg.
Hrithik Singh (Bidang MMA, West Bengal) showcased excellent control and strategy against Aved Ansari (MMA and Fitness Academy, West Bengal), winning by Unanimous Decision at 65 kg.
Closing the night in emphatic fashion, Sulakshana Roy (Sagnick’s MMA, Assam) secured a Round 1 TKO victory over Neha Singh (Uttar Pradesh) at 60 kg.
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Officials & Fair Play
The event was officiated by experienced referees including Aaqib Maqsood, Samim Ahmed, Rahul Paswan, and Mansur Alam, event commissioner Shiba Pradhan ensuring fighter safety and fair competition throughout the night.
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Conclusion
Knockout Nights 2.0 successfully delivered high-octane action, emerging talent, and competitive matchups across all bouts. With fighters representing multiple states and academies, the event highlighted the growing depth of Indian combat sports.
As Knockout Nights continues to evolve, fans can expect bigger fights, tougher competition, and an even grander stage for warriors to shine.
Stay tuned — the future of Indian combat sports is just getting started.
