“Pure art” - Martin Nguyen’s mind-bending flying knee knockout of Narantungalag Jadambaa has fans utterly mesmerized 

Veteran Australian fighter Martin Nguyen has established a reputation as one of the more exciting and creative fighters in ONE Championship in over a decade of competing in the promotion. Whenever the opportunity presents itself, he does not hesitate to thrown in some flair in his attacks.

One took place in April 2019 at ONE: Roots of Honor in Manila, where he knocked out Narantungalag Jadambaa of Mongolia in the second round by way of a spectacular flying knee to retain the featherweight MMA world title he then was holding.

ONE Championship relived that winning moment of 'The Situ-Asian' in a video post on Instagram, from the calf kick that set up the flying knee to the amazing finish.

Check out the post below:

Fans were left in awe with the mind-bending finish that Martin Nguyen pulled off over Jadambaa.

Below are what some of them wrote in the comments section:

"Pure art 🔥," one mesmerized fan pointed out.

Flying knee as an "art form"

"This is one of the coldest knockouts I’ve ever seen! 🥶 💯," another highly impressed follower wrote.

Just a cold move

Following are screenshots of what other fans had to say.

Simply amazing

Martin Nguyen, who also once held the lightweight MMA championship belt, was last in action in January 2024 at ONE 165, where he suffered an opening-round loss to American Garry Tonon in a featherweight MMA bout.

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Martin Nguyen returns to action at ONE 171: Qatar

Martin Nguyen is set to return to action next month in ONE Championship's event in the State of Qatar.

The Vietnamese-Australian fighter will battle Russian Shamil Gasanov in a featherweight MMA clash, part of ONE 171 on Feb. 20 at the Lusail Sports Arena in Lusail.

He is angling to bounce back after absorbing a loss by submission in his last fight in January 2024.

At ONE 171, Nguyen is going up against an opponent in Gasanov, who is out to extend his three-fight ascent and fortify his position as the No. 3 contender in the featherweight class.