Unusual end to Brazilian fight at UFC 313 has repercussions on broadcast: 'The commission has seen enough'

Moment when the fight ends before the timer runs out. Photo: Reproduction

The Brazilian Amanda lemos and Isamin Lucindo starred in the only women's fight of the UFC 313, Saturday (8), in Las Vegas. The veteran won, in the decision, the duel. A fight that seemed to have ended before for those who were watching.

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An unusual fact caught everyone's attention at the end of the fight. The congo sounded seven seconds before the end of the third round. At least, on the broadcast clocks and next to the octagon. The TV timer is not the same as the official timekeeper and a desynchronization is possible.

The unusual event was commented on in the live broadcast to Brazil. The fight was commented on by Demian Maia e Rodrigo Minotauro. One of them asked: 'what happened there?'. To which the narrator André Azevedo replied 'the fight is over'. And the team came to the immediate conclusion that the clocks were not synchronized.

In the North American broadcast, the team was more acidic. For ESPN in the United States, Joe Rogando immediately said 'Wow, that was five seconds early.' Jon Anik replied 'Yes, it seems that perhaps the commission has seen enough.'Rogan laughed.

On International Women's Day, victory goes to Amanda Lemos

Amanda lemos won Iasmin Lucindo No. UFC 313. Photo: Reproduction X/UFC News

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On International Women's Day, Amanda lemos derrotou Iasmin Lucindo by unanimous decision of the judges, in a duel valid for the strawweight category (up to 52,1 kg). With the triumph, the former challenger for the division title recovered from the defeat to Virna jandiroba and returned to the winning column, in addition to protecting fifth place in the category.