SEE: Brandun Lee is once again surprised by Samuel Teah’s remarkable knockout on Showtime

Brandun Lee is a force to be reckoned with. One of the best solutions for the steady Premier Boxing Champions, in the super lightweight, Lee continued his main career with Samuel Teah’s impressive third knockout at the main event of ShoBox: The Next Generation on Wednesday night. Lee rose to 22-0 with his name in the 20 playoffs.

“Honestly, I don’t think I learned much tonight,” Lee said after the fight. “I knew he couldn’t send me out. I knew he couldn’t beat me. I knew the knockout was coming and that was one or two of my favorites so far in my career.”

Lee has now reached the playoffs in 13 straight fights. He and Teah both worked hard as Lee landed the right hook before Teah did the same. But it was Lee’s right hook that sealed the deal, Teah stopped to look at the lights and could not continue while the referee greeted him.

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The 33-year-old Teah replaced Lee’s toughest opponent. He got into a 17-3-1 fight without being eliminated from his professional career. He also won five of those last six, but Lee gave it an easy look in nine-minute action.

“There was a breakthrough in the competition and the betting tests were much closer than usual,” Lee said. “Most of the time, I like -5,000 or something like that and this time it was just -1,000. I was getting a lot of DM on Instagram and Twitter, people were telling me Sam was going to be tough. Sam was going to beat you. But luckily the doctors looked at it and all is fine “.