submission grappling match ready to get underway. It is Chris Beesboy Barnett. He's former UFC title challenger Yoel Romero. Romero sheds the t-shirt Barnett doesn't. It's not a rash guard. It's just plain old t-shirt. I wouldn't be surprised if Yoel Romero picks Barnett up. I would not be surprised. Just like lift some. That could be terrifying. Yeah. Romero. It would be impressive. It would be. Romero a true world class wrestler. Multiple time world and pan am champion. I mentioned a silver medalist in the 2000 Sydney Games. Barnett doing a little bit of the rope run. I'm not going to be surprised. Why are you trying to have some fun? That's hockey bear right there. That's not peaceful. That's hockey bear. That's hockey bear right there. But Romero doesn't look to be playing as much as hockey bear. It's like he didn't come out here to play. I don't think he got the memo. I think Romero ever comes out to play. Not in competition. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, when you talk about an Olympic silver medalist, he doesn't know anything different than just to win. You know, compete to win. Another thing about Romero 42 years old, like he's still in a lead level competitor. Like his window for being an athlete seems to be endless. Yeah, which is kind of embarrassing for me because I'm 42. I'm always like. Nicely done there by Romero. It's top position. It's top position. Looks like Barnett was maybe trying to think about a Camora or isolating that left arm of Romero, but Romero. Now on the back here, Barnett. That was a mistake for him. Barnett, I think, feels if he gets a base underneath him and get back to his feet. Yeah. I mean, I can't imagine. I don't know what his guard play is like, but rolling through there. Easy. There's a big size advantage here for Chris Barnett. And the difference is for Barnett, generally when there's a size advantage like this, it means that the bigger man isn't necessarily the athlete of the smaller man. I'm not saying that Chris Barnett is the athlete that you will Romero is, but he's not a typical guy that weighs 280 pounds. No, no, no. He's a much better athlete than many people will give him credit for. And that's why I think this matches so intriguing because he is such a great athlete. And when you see him, you don't realize it until you watch him move and watch some of the things that he's capable of doing. It's a very long 10 minute round here. And while the pace may slow at times, you would look at someone like Chris Barnett and go, okay, well, he's got limited life in the game. He can go for 10 minutes. Oh, yeah. I've never, I don't know if he's ever been tired in the fight. I mean, he's just, he's so good at managing his energy and having fun and just keeping it moving. Gives up his back again, does Barnett. He goes belly down and Romero can't really get his hooks in when he does that. You all need to sort of figure out what his attack is here. Now Barnett with a base underneath him, trying to stay back up and you'll drag that leg out. That looked almost painful. But again, there's Barnett being as flexible as he is. Again, it's not something you normally see from a big guy like that. It was nothing for him. So I control now for Romero trying to frame up maybe that Camora on the left arm. He definitely has it. So you just step over the head. You might be able to fish in here. You see Barnett's hand ready to tap. Barnett's half. There you go. Wise move by Chris Barnett. He doesn't get hurt. You'll all Romero gets the victory. Fun fight. Yeah, great. You know, I like the grappling now. Yeah. Our referee, Trey Aldor, called to the halt at about 354. Declared your winner by submission due to a Camora. Yo-E. Soldier of God. Romero.