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Rafael dos Anjos impressively submitted Bryan Barberena while making history at UFC Orlando tonight.
Not only did the 38-year-old earn his third victory in four fights, but he also became the first UFC fighter to record eight hours of Octagon time—surpassing Frankie Edgar’s record. While the bout was set for five rounds, Dos Anjos just needed two to dispatch of Barberena.
In round one, the Brazilian got Barberena to the ground, before attempting an arm triangle. Then in round two, Dos Anjos took Barberena’s back and sunk in a rear-naked choke to get the win. Then in his post-fight interview, Rafael took the opportunity to call out Conor McGregor.
Catch all the highlights of the co-main event below.
MMA Twitter Reacts To Rafael dos Anjos’ Win
Here’s what MMA Twitter had to say about Rafael dos Anjos’ submission of Bryan Barberena.
Congrats to @RdosAnjosMMA on the dominant win. Great takedowns and ground work at higher weight class. Top work— Rafael “Ataman” Fiziev (@RafaelFiziev) December 4, 2022
Dos Anjos: I think I have the right to call out somebody. I want to call out Conor McGregor. #UFCOrlando— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) December 4, 2022
RDA. What a timeless wonder. Just keeps on going.Oh, and the parlay pals are back.— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) December 4, 2022
RDA now the 7th fighter to have 21 or more #UFC wins.Most UFC wins:Jim Miller 24Andrei Arlovski 23Donald Cerrone 23Demian Maia 22Charles Oliveira 21Dustin Poirier 21RDA 21— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) December 4, 2022
Rafael dos Anjos is now the all-time leader for the most cage time in UFC history, breaking Frankie Edgar's record (7:57:10) https://t.co/x5aYEybosY— Aaron Bronsteter (@aaronbronsteter) December 4, 2022
Rafael dos Anjos is still that dude! Returns to welterweight and promptly taps out Bryan Barberena. #UFCOrlando— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) December 4, 2022
Do you think Rafael dos Anjos should face Conor McGregor next?
Rafael dos Anjos impressively submitted Bryan Barberena while making history at UFC Orlando tonight.
Not only did the 38-year-old earn his third victory in four fights, but he also became the first UFC fighter to record eight hours of Octagon time—surpassing Frankie Edgar’s record. While the bout was set for five rounds, Dos Anjos just needed two to dispatch of Barberena.
In round one, the Brazilian got Barberena to the ground, before attempting an arm triangle. Then in round two, Dos Anjos took Barberena’s back and sunk in a rear-naked choke to get the win. Then in his post-fight interview, Rafael took the opportunity to call out Conor McGregor.
Catch all the highlights of the co-main event below.
MMA Twitter Reacts To Rafael dos Anjos’ Win
Here’s what MMA Twitter had to say about Rafael dos Anjos’ submission of Bryan Barberena.
Congrats to @RdosAnjosMMA on the dominant win. Great takedowns and ground work at higher weight class. Top work
— Rafael “Ataman” Fiziev (@RafaelFiziev) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Dos Anjos: I think I have the right to call out somebody. I want to call out Conor McGregor. #UFCOrlando
— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) December 4, 2022[/quote]
RDA. What a timeless wonder. Just keeps on going.
Oh, and the parlay pals are back.
— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) December 4, 2022[/quote]
RDA now the 7th fighter to have 21 or more #UFC wins.
Most UFC wins:
Jim Miller 24
Andrei Arlovski 23
Donald Cerrone 23
Demian Maia 22
Charles Oliveira 21
Dustin Poirier 21
RDA 21
— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Rafael dos Anjos is now the all-time leader for the most cage time in UFC history, breaking Frankie Edgar's record (7:57:10) https://t.co/x5aYEybosY
— Aaron Bronsteter (@aaronbronsteter) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Rafael dos Anjos is still that dude! Returns to welterweight and promptly taps out Bryan Barberena. #UFCOrlando
— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Do you think Rafael dos Anjos should face Conor McGregor next?
Click here to view the article.
Not only did the 38-year-old earn his third victory in four fights, but he also became the first UFC fighter to record eight hours of Octagon time—surpassing Frankie Edgar’s record. While the bout was set for five rounds, Dos Anjos just needed two to dispatch of Barberena.
In round one, the Brazilian got Barberena to the ground, before attempting an arm triangle. Then in round two, Dos Anjos took Barberena’s back and sunk in a rear-naked choke to get the win. Then in his post-fight interview, Rafael took the opportunity to call out Conor McGregor.
Catch all the highlights of the co-main event below.
MMA Twitter Reacts To Rafael dos Anjos’ Win
Here’s what MMA Twitter had to say about Rafael dos Anjos’ submission of Bryan Barberena.
Congrats to @RdosAnjosMMA on the dominant win. Great takedowns and ground work at higher weight class. Top work— Rafael “Ataman” Fiziev (@RafaelFiziev) December 4, 2022
Dos Anjos: I think I have the right to call out somebody. I want to call out Conor McGregor. #UFCOrlando— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) December 4, 2022
RDA. What a timeless wonder. Just keeps on going.Oh, and the parlay pals are back.— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) December 4, 2022
RDA now the 7th fighter to have 21 or more #UFC wins.Most UFC wins:Jim Miller 24Andrei Arlovski 23Donald Cerrone 23Demian Maia 22Charles Oliveira 21Dustin Poirier 21RDA 21— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) December 4, 2022
Rafael dos Anjos is now the all-time leader for the most cage time in UFC history, breaking Frankie Edgar's record (7:57:10) https://t.co/x5aYEybosY— Aaron Bronsteter (@aaronbronsteter) December 4, 2022
Rafael dos Anjos is still that dude! Returns to welterweight and promptly taps out Bryan Barberena. #UFCOrlando— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) December 4, 2022
Do you think Rafael dos Anjos should face Conor McGregor next?
Rafael dos Anjos impressively submitted Bryan Barberena while making history at UFC Orlando tonight.
Not only did the 38-year-old earn his third victory in four fights, but he also became the first UFC fighter to record eight hours of Octagon time—surpassing Frankie Edgar’s record. While the bout was set for five rounds, Dos Anjos just needed two to dispatch of Barberena.
In round one, the Brazilian got Barberena to the ground, before attempting an arm triangle. Then in round two, Dos Anjos took Barberena’s back and sunk in a rear-naked choke to get the win. Then in his post-fight interview, Rafael took the opportunity to call out Conor McGregor.
Catch all the highlights of the co-main event below.
MMA Twitter Reacts To Rafael dos Anjos’ Win
Here’s what MMA Twitter had to say about Rafael dos Anjos’ submission of Bryan Barberena.
Congrats to @RdosAnjosMMA on the dominant win. Great takedowns and ground work at higher weight class. Top work
— Rafael “Ataman” Fiziev (@RafaelFiziev) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Dos Anjos: I think I have the right to call out somebody. I want to call out Conor McGregor. #UFCOrlando
— Marc Raimondi (@marcraimondi) December 4, 2022[/quote]
RDA. What a timeless wonder. Just keeps on going.
Oh, and the parlay pals are back.
— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) December 4, 2022[/quote]
RDA now the 7th fighter to have 21 or more #UFC wins.
Most UFC wins:
Jim Miller 24
Andrei Arlovski 23
Donald Cerrone 23
Demian Maia 22
Charles Oliveira 21
Dustin Poirier 21
RDA 21
— Jed I. Goodman © (@jedigoodman) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Rafael dos Anjos is now the all-time leader for the most cage time in UFC history, breaking Frankie Edgar's record (7:57:10) https://t.co/x5aYEybosY
— Aaron Bronsteter (@aaronbronsteter) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Rafael dos Anjos is still that dude! Returns to welterweight and promptly taps out Bryan Barberena. #UFCOrlando
— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) December 4, 2022[/quote]
Do you think Rafael dos Anjos should face Conor McGregor next?
Click here to view the article.
