@SleeperBot: Ovill McKenzie shared his thoughts on the night he dropped Tony Bellew with a powerful right hand on December 11, 2010, at the Echo Arena in Liverpool. The first-round punch sent Bellew to the canvas, and in the second round, McKenzie delivered yet another impactful shot. Despite the heavy blows, Bellew managed to recover and continue the fight, surprising McKenzie. McKenzie also reflected on an incident where he tested his power against Artur Beterbiev during a sparring session in Canada.

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Ovill McKenzie recalls knockdowns of Tony Bellew in 2010 and sparring with Artur Beterbiev