Dan Henderson willing to repeat controversial second punch after knocking out Michael Bisping in UFC 204 rematch

When Dan Henderson and Michael Bisping first went to war at UFC 100 back in 2009, “Hendo” ended their middleweight contest — which concluded their run as coaches on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 3 — by way of devastating H-bomb.

Bisping was stiff as a board by the time he hit the canvas; however, Henderson followed it up with a flying forearm, “just to shut him up a little bit,” which drew a fair share of criticism.

And he’ll do it again if the situation calls for it, according to his conversation with Champions.co:

"It's more than likely. I did it before I fought him, against Wanderlei (Silva) and maybe one or two other guys, just to make sure they're done. It's the quickest way I know how to…