Matheus “Pinokio” Silva scores second-round knockout at Maximum Fight 7

Matheus “Pinokio” Silva delivered one of the most dominant performances of Maximum Fight 7, stopping Jhonata “Gohan” Farias Silva in the second round and once again showing why he is considered one of the leading names in his division in Brazil.

From the opening round, Pinokio immediately took control of the fight.

His strategy was clear. He repeatedly attacked Gohan’s legs and calf, gradually limiting his mobility and making it difficult for him to establish any consistent offense.

Gohan struggled to find space to work, while Pinokio remained composed and continued to break him down with precise low kicks.

The pressure increased in the second round.

Pinokio returned with even more intensity, landing heavier shots and continuing to target the same area. The accumulated damage quickly became a major factor in the fight.

With 1 minute and 50 seconds remaining in the round, another clean attack to the legs sent Gohan to the canvas.

The referee began the count, but Gohan was unable to recover in time.

Matheus “Pinokio” Silva was declared the winner by knockout in the second round.

The victory added another strong result to an already impressive résumé.

Pinokio is a WMO Continental champion and WMC South American champion, and he has already defeated important names on the Brazilian scene, including Rhuam Felipe, WPMF World Champion.

His performance at Maximum Fight 7 only strengthened his position as one of the toughest athletes to beat in his weight class.

With another decisive win on a major national stage, Matheus “Pinokio” Silva continues to build momentum and confirm his place among the standout names in Brazilian Muay Thai.