WATCH: Bruce Buffer shows off his amazing MMA skills
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Bruce Buffer proves to the world that he is not just good with the mic but can also get into a scrap if required. The UFC announcer is an icon in the sport of mixed martial arts and his skills aren’t too bad for an announcer either.
Bruce Buffer has always gone public while sharing some of his training videos. The UFC announcer has some serious skills in mixed martial arts and is in amazing shape for a 65-year-old. ESPN MMA recently shared a video of Buffer showing off his kicking on a bag and he is as smooth as one can get. The announcer has incredible flexibility and puts in a lot of work for someone who is old.
In the recent training video, Bruce shows off his technique in kicking and the fans go crazy. Bruce’s training video always gets a lot of reaction on the internet and ESPN MMA sure did get a handful of comments on the veteran’s technique in kicking. Fans began to troll Buffer by saying his skills are good enough to beat the WWE star CM Punk, who had a short unsuccessful stint in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Bruce always gets a lot of love from the fans and the industry for his iconic announcing ahead of fights.
How did Bruce Buffer join UFC?
Bruce has one of the most memorable voices in mixed martial arts and is a legend at what he does. There is no one in the world that could replace Buffer’s energy when it comes to announcing fighters into the cage before they go on to scrap. Buffer has many iconic moments and his line “IT’S TIME!” is a legendary quote that always will live forever in the hearts of mixed martial arts fans.
Bruce has been in the business for almost 25 years and is a huge personality for UFC. The announcer is so iconic that he has his own moves for when he does his announcements in the octagon. “Buffer 180” and “Buffer 360” are two such moves that are very popular when Bruce goes on to introduce the fighters in the cage. Every time Bruce screams the phrase, “IT’S TIME!!” the entire arena no matter where in the world is hyped and sets the mood right for championship fights.
Another signature of Bruce is his amazing dapper suits that always catch the eyes of the audience. Bruce joined the Ultimate Fighting Championship promotion in the year 1996 and has been announcing fights since UFC 8.
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