Singer and television personality Ray J was knocked out Saturday during a celebrity MMA-style boxing event in Las Vegas, just months after publicly discussing serious health concerns.
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Ray J, 45, faced YouTuber Supa Hot Fire during a fight card hosted by streamer Adin Ross at UFC Apex.
The bout ended in the second round after Supa Hot Fire landed a punch that visibly stunned Ray J, sending him backward into the ropes and down to the canvas. Although Ray J briefly got back to his feet, he later sat down on a stool in his corner, prompting the referee to stop the fight.
Following the match, Ray J appeared frustrated during a post-fight interview and suggested the fight may not have unfolded the way he expected.
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"Damn bro ... like that? For real?" Ray J said. "I don't want to say too much because I don't want to get nobody in trouble."
The fight drew additional attention because of Ray J's recent public comments regarding his health.
Earlier this year, the singer alarmed fans after posting videos on social media suggesting doctors had warned him about serious medical issues.
"2027 is definitely a wrap for me," Ray J said in one January video.
Later that month, he told TMZ he had been advised to remain on bed rest while taking multiple medications, including Jardiance and Entresto, drugs commonly prescribed for heart-related conditions.
Ray J has remained active publicly despite the health concerns, frequently appearing on podcasts, livestreams and entertainment events in recent months.
The younger brother of Brandy first rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s with hits including "One Wish" and "Sexy Can I."
