Liam Wilson and Youssef Dib just threw down in a rematch so violent, so chaotic, that it somehow outdid their first war.

From the first bell, it was pure carnage. Wilson came in with bad intentions, dropping Dib twice early and looking like he might end it quick. But Dib wasn’t having it—he dug deep, refused to stay down, and turned the fight into an all-out war. By the middle rounds, they were swinging like two blokes settling a grudge in a car park.

Tensions boiled over every damn round. Referee Chris Condon might as well have been a bouncer on a Friday night because he had his hands full keeping these two from tearing each other apart after the bell. The chaos peaked when Wilson landed a low blow that had Billy Dib—yes, Youssef’s brother and former world champ—ready to jump the ropes and throw hands. The man had to be physically restrained. Wilson lost a point, but no one was keeping count at that stage—it was full-on mayhem.

After ten rounds of absolute violence, the judges gave Wilson the unanimous decision win with scores of 96-91, 96-91, and 95-92. Fair result, but Dib deserves all the respect in the world for making it a fight when most would have folded.

Now, Wilson’s got bigger fish to fry—O’Shaquie Foster for a world title? George Kambosos Jr. in an all-Aussie superfight? Either way, get your beers ready because this bloke is a problem for anyone at 130.

To add even more fuel to the fire, Keith Thurman and Tim Tszyu were on Fox Sports commentary, breaking it all down like a couple of mates at the pub—as if this night needed any more star power.