Anthony Wint Targets Sean Sharaf After Blistering 23-Second UFC 332 KO

Anthony Wint vs. Lucas Armand may have been the shortest fight on Saturday, but it left a lasting impact on the combat world. Now, Wint has his sights set on the man who pulled off the biggest upset in UFC betting history.

Anthony Wint Plans to Return at UFC 334

The 5'11" heavyweight wasted no time in shutting down his critics with the fastest knockout of the night. Cornering Lucas Armand against the fence, Wint unleashed a flurry of heavy strikes that ultimately forced the referee to halt the action. 

In his post-fight Octagon interview, 'Bow Down' made it clear where he stood in the heavyweight division before issuing a bold callout.

"I don't cut no weight, I don't waste no time. I really, really, really want to fight in 40 days. I know the card might be full, but I got a name. A couple of weeks ago, the top prospect ever took an L. Sean Sharaf, I know he went on your podcast saying he's ready to retire."

Anthony Wint calls out Sean Sharaf 🗣️ "I'm the top heavyweight prospect in the division, and I dare you to come take my 0." 📺 #UFC332 on @paramountplus https://t.co/Ciwdr5YEvF

— UFC on Paramount+ (@UFConParamount) October 3, 2026

Sean Sharaf recently produced one of the most surprising knockouts at UFC 331, stopping a heavily favored -2500 favorite, Gable Steveson, within just 11 seconds. That snapped his 2-fight losing skid inside the promotion, whereas the Jon Jones protege lost his undefeated status.

The ex-NFL star, however, remains confident that he won't repeat Steveson's fate, cheekily encouraging another betting overhaul.

"I used to have a gambling addiction, and my problem was that when I had all the chips, I kept putting them on black. I dare you to put it all on black one more time. I'm the top heavyweight prospect in the division. I dare you to come take my 0."

Anthony Wint Improves His Clean Slate to 9-0

Before transitioning to MMA, Anthony Wint played two games as a linebacker for the New York Jets. However, it was fighting where Bow Down's athletic career truly blew up. With a jaw-dropping knockout pro MMA debut, it took Wint only 6 fights to catch Dana White's attention. 

The 31-year-old continued his lethal finishing pedigree with another 34-second KO at Week 1 of DWCS in August, earning him a UFC contract. Only 11 days later, the phenom choked out his first UFC opponent, Terrence Chatman, with just 31 seconds left in the first round.

With his latest victory against debuting Lucas Armand, Wint maintained his near-perfect finishing rate. And he's nowhere near done making his name inside the division, despite being one of the shortest heavyweights, at just 5'11". Instead, Wint sees his size as an advantage, believing his athleticism to be his strongest suit.

Having just stopped the 6'4" Armand, Wint has already offered a convincing demonstration that his confidence in his athleticism is far from misplaced.