Kaik Brito defeats Namo Fazil by knockout in DWCS bout
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 1:20 AM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Kaik Brito knocked out Namo Fazil in the third round of their fight at Dana White's Contender Series 88 in Las Vegas on August 19. Brito, who faced a barrage of messages and support for Fazil prior to the bout, displayed resilience and confidence throughout the fight. He managed to respond effectively after two competitive rounds and delivered a decisive right hand for the finish. Brito expressed gratitude and remained humble after his victory, focusing on his performance and the work he needed to accomplish. He increased his self-belief as the fight progressed, making adjustments as needed to secure the knockout.
- •Brito faced overwhelming fan support for Fazil leading up to the fight.
- •Brito improved his confidence after the first and second rounds.
- •The knockout came with a powerful right hand in the third round.
- •Brito previously held the OKTAGON title before joining DWCS.
- •The fight took place at Meta APEX in Las Vegas.
- 1:20 AMYahoo Sports — Kaik Brito was inundated with Namo Fazil fan messages before DWCS knockout
"Kaik Brito let his actions speak the loudest.
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