The legendary UFC announcer Bruce Buffer recently turned announcer for an NFL game. The 25-year UFC veteran is one of the most recognizable faces in the combat sports world. Fight fans and now people, in general, know who he is, and he has made quite a name for himself.

With no UFC events happening till 2022, the promotion does not require Buffer, and, in his time off, he took his skills to the NFL. In an AFC West matchup, Las Vegas Raiders played host to Denver Broncos and Buffer was there to introduce both teams.

After introducing the away team and the three-time Super Bowl winners, Raiders, Buffer finished with his trademark catchphrase, ‘It’s Time.’

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The introduction got the fans excited, and they could be seen cheering loudly for their team once Buffer was done. However, this is not the only time he turned announcer for someone else. Recently, after the UFC 269, the ‘veteran voice of the octagon was at a club where he introduced a UFC bantamweight to the crowd present at the club.

Bruce Buffer introduced Sean O’Malley at an after-party

Sean O’Malley recently put in an impressive performance against Raulian Paiva at UFC 269. The fight was dubbed to be the biggest test of O’Malley’s career, but ‘Suga’ displayed to the world that he is not all hype and stopped his opponent in the first round. With the win, he broke into the top 15 of the bantamweight rankings.

After the spectacular win, O’Malley celebrated at a nightclub. The legendary UFC announcer Bruce Buffer was also at the after-party and, in his classic style, introduced the UFC fighter to the people in the club. Both men embraced each other after the introduction.

‘Suga’, after his win, moved his focus to Adrian Yanez and in a post called him out.

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