'The Jamaican Sensation' scored a 26-second knockout after punching his UFC opponent into oblivion

• Ode Osbourne scored a 26-second knockout win Saturday.
• It was a much-needed win for the American MMA fighter as he rebounded from a loss on his UFC debut.
• Watch it right here.

Ode Osbourne scored a 26-second knockout after punching his UFC opponent into oblivion.

Nicknamed "The Jamaican Sensation" because of his Jamaican roots, Osbourne barely broke a sweat as he returned a quick-fire win on the preliminary card of the UFC's behind-closed-doors event in Las Vegas.

The event was the leading mixed martial arts firm's first since returning to the US following a three-event series on Fight Island.

Osbourne, who fights out of Wisconsin, needed a win after losing his UFC debut when he tapped to a guillotine choke at UFC 246 last year.

But with sweet striking skills, he rebounded in style, knocking his opponent Jerome Rivera to the floor with a hard left straight.

From there, Osbourne sensed the finish and piled punches onto Rivera until the referee had seen enough and stepped in to wave the bout off.

It was all over in under half a minute.

Watch it right here:

With victory, Osbourne advanced his pro MMA record to nine wins (four knockouts, four submissions, and one decision) against three losses.