When a fighter performs in a foreign country against a local hero, the fans usually do not greet him very friendly. But if the performance hits the audience in the heart, they will give him a standing ovation, and the commentators will shout "Mamma Mia, this is the knockout of the year." Today, our story is about how Artur Guseinov conquered America with one punch. On July 8, 2011, the international mixed martial arts tournament M-1 Challenge 26 was held in California. Let me remind you, dear friends, that a year earlier, eight-man tournaments called M-1 selection were held on three continents. Tyson Jeffries became the champion of the American tournament. He was considered a master of ground fighting and preferred to eliminate opponents from his path with the help of chokes and painful holds. The same cannot be said about his opponent. In Russia, they knew that if Artur Guseinov entered the ring, then expect mind-blowing striking technique and spectacular knockouts. But he was perform