Watch former NFL star Anthony Wint score a 23-second KO, call out Sean Sharaf at UFC 332

Anthony Wint’s winning start to life as an MMA fighter continued at UFC 332.

The 5ft 11in heavyweight played two NFL games as a linebacker for the New York Jets before transitioning to fighting.

Wint earned a UFC contract by scoring a 34-second KO on Dana White’s Contender Series in August.

11 days later, the 30-year-old choked his debut opponent, Terrance Chatman, out cold at UFC Sacramento.

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Anthony Wint improves to 9-0 at UFC 332

Anthony Wint was matched against 6-0 heavyweight Lucas Armand at UFC 332 on Saturday night.

The two men charged at each other from the very first bell and immediately began trading punches.

Wint was able to back his opponent against the fence, where he began to uncork huge shots.

‘Do or Die’ covered up before dropping to the floor just 23 seconds into his debut in MMA’s premier promotion.

The fight was waved off, and Wint moved to 9-0 in MMA and 2-0 as a UFC fighter.

Anthony Wint wants to fight at UFC 334

Anthony Wint expressed his desire to fight again as soon as possible during his post-fight interview.

“I really, really, really wanna fight in 40 days,” he said during his chat with Joe Rogan.

Wint hopes to compete at UFC 334 against the man who knocked out Gable Steveson in 12 seconds.

“I know the card might be full, but I’ve got a name,” he added.

“A couple of weeks ago, the top prospect ever took an L.

“Sean Sheraf, he went on your podcast and said he was ready to retire.

“Man, I used to have a gambling addiction. My problem was, when I had all the chips, I kept putting on black.

“I dare you to put it all on black one more time because I am the top heavyweight prospect in the division.

“I dare you to come take my 0.”