Friendly enemies Adrian Yanes and Randy Costa conducted an absolute burn to activate the main card of UFC Vegas 32.

The pair of players were very cordial throughout the game, but their relationship did not prevent any one from completely offloading each other.

The pair of bantamweight rising stars went back and forth until Yanez connected with a perfect uppercut in the second round. A staggering Costa tried to hold on, but Yanez kicked off at him until referee Kristonioni had no choice but to ask for a suspension.

Yanez, known as the knockout Mr. Yanez, lived up to expectations because he won his third KO/TKO victory in the octagon. The boxer from Texas found himself tied for second in the UFC’s longest active KO streak, second only to heavyweight champion Francis Nganu.

Enter UFC Vegas 32, many people are looking forward to it Dr. Pepper and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Become a candidate for “Night Battle”. Needless to say, the bantamweight matchup did not disappoint.

See how MMA pros reacted to Adrian Yanez vs. Randy Costa on UFC Vegas 32:

Knockout artists appreciate what they saw from Adrian Yanez and Randy Costa on UFC Vegas 32

Shane Burgos and Anthony Pettis, two people who know one or two things about popcorn on the octagon, expressed their appreciation of Yanez against Costa.

“Hurricane” Shane said that his expectations of the two are not low, and “Showtime” can’t describe his excitement in words-only emojis.

Professional players are impressed by Adrian Yanez’s resilience at UFC Vegas 32

UFC Bantamweight Championship Ajaman Sterling He has a keen eye for the hottest prospects in his department. “Master Funk” was surprised by Yanez’s ability to turn the tide of battle in an instant. The 31-year-old said:

At the same time, the former top lightweight contender Paul Field, Heavyweight player Tanner Brose and rookie Terrence McKinney expressed surprise after witnessing Yanez’s comeback in the second round.

According to the “Irish Dragon”, Yanez showed a perfect example of how to overcome adversity. The retired fighter and current commentator said:

Boser and McKinney can’t help but marvel at Yanez’s durability. “Bulldozer” praised the “Diamond Chin” of the bantamweight prospect, while “T-Wrecks” called the rising star a “beast.”