Gable Steveson’s knockout loss at UFC 331 becomes artwork for auction
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 2:00 AM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Gable Steveson suffered a knockout loss within 12 seconds in his fight against Sean Sharaf at UFC 331. The defeat marks a significant upset, ending Steveson's undefeated record in professional MMA. Following the loss, artist Shelby is auctioning three paintings that depict key moments from the fight, including the knockout punch and Steveson's reaction. The artwork reflects the ongoing conversation around Steveson's performance and future in MMA.
- •Steveson lost to Sharaf by knockout in 12 seconds at UFC 331.
- •The defeat ended Steveson's undefeated MMA record.
- •Art auctions feature iconic moments from the fight.
- •Ongoing discussions about Steveson's future in the sport.
- 2:00 AMYahoo Sports — Gable Steveson’s Wild UFC 331 KO Loss Turned Into Artwork And Auctioned Off
"If you’re interested in purchasing artwork depicting Gable Steveson’s historic knockout loss earlier this month at UFC 331 then look no further. The past week has been a rough one for the former Olympic gold medalist. Steveson, who was undefeated in his professional MMA career entering his heavyweight matchup with Sean Sharaf at UFC 331, […]
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