An MMA fighter nicknamed Tyson separated his opponent from his senses with a destructive tomahawk elbow

• MMA fighter Mark Abelardo knocked out his opponent with a tomahawk elbow.
• It all went down during the second part of three Fists of Fury events organized by One Championship.
• Watch the highlight-reel knockout right here.

An MMA fighter nicknamed Tyson separated his opponent from his senses with a destructive tomahawk elbow at a One Championship event broadcast Friday from the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang.

Though the bantamweight match between Mark Abelardo and Emilio Urrutia kicked off the Fists of Fury 2 event, it provided the highlight-reel moment of the entire night.

It all went down midway through the second round as Urrutia hoped to land a left hook.

But, just as he launched the shot, Abelardo had planted his feet and was ready to hurl a standing elbow at his opponent.

Abelardo shifted his balance toward his front foot, pushing forward off his back foot.

As he did so, he generated enough force on an accurate tomahawk elbow that, as soon as the tip of his joint cracked Urrutia's face, the American crumpled in an instant and was unconscious before he had even fallen to the deck.

Just as Abelardo was about to land a follow-up shot on his downed opponent, the referee jumped in an put an end to the match. It was all over.

Watch the brilliant strike right here:

With the victory, the 29-year-old advanced his pro MMA record to 20 wins (12 knockouts, three submissions, and five decisions) against eight losses.

The knockout then set the tone for a night of finishes in four of the next five fights.

Kang Ji Won knocked out Amir Aliakbari in the main event, after Anatoly Malykhin finished Alexandre Machado and Tang Kai stopped Ryogo Takahashi.

Elsewhere, Yoshiki Nakahara beat Ruslan Emilbek, and Han Zihao out-pointed Adam Noi.

The next One Championship event will be broadcast Friday, March 19.

The event, though, has already taken place as One organized all three Fists of Fury shows for February 26. It then staggered the release of these events.