Joe Pyfer Breaks Ngannou's Punch Record, Set for UFC Headliner

Pyfer surpasses punch power record with an injured shoulder and receives financial support from Dana White amid a challenging upbringing.

Joe Pyfer surpasses Francis Ngannou's PowerKube punch record with a score of 170,218 units, claiming to hit 31.7% harder despite an injured shoulder.
Pyfer expresses frustration over officials and critics not acknowledging his record-breaking achievement, attributing limitations to 16-ounce gloves.
Set to headline his first UFC Fight Night against Jack Hermansson, Pyfer's UFC journey includes a contract from Dana White's Contender Series and victories in all his octagon appearances.
Pyfer's tough upbringing involved leaving home due to abuse, with Dana White later supporting him financially to prevent homelessness.
Dana White's gesture of paying Pyfer's rent for a year highlights the UFC CEO's often unpublicized support for fighters.