Place it at the very start of a transition, just before the new shot lands, then follow it with a heavy impact for the payoff and a surprised reaction sound once the reveal registers. That order keeps the transition, the hit and the reaction in a clear sequence.
About this sound
This 1.5-second effect pairs a fast sweep of rushing air with a crackling burst of flame, like a bag of fire igniting in mid-air. It feels hot, sudden and deliberately over the top, turning an ordinary movement into something powerful and dangerous. Its Spanish name, bolsa de fuego, simply means bag of fire, describing the fiery rush rather than pointing to a film or show.