WATCH: UFC tests out new ref cam during standing guillotine submission at UFC Vegas 107

John Davis

UFC fans were treated to a unique viewing experience during UFC Vegas 107 when the promotion debuted a new referee camera angle that captured an incredible standing guillotine submission in vivid detail.

The innovative camera technology was on full display during the welterweight bout between Ramiz Brahimaj and Billy Ray Goff on the main card Saturday night. The footage provided an unprecedented perspective as Brahimaj executed a technical masterpiece that left viewers stunned.

Early in the first round, Brahimaj took control by forcing Goff to the cage and taking his back. In a display of raw strength, Goff managed to power to his feet while carrying his opponent’s weight, temporarily escaping a dangerous situation.

However, the reprieve was short-lived. After returning to a standing position, Goff initiated a clinch that proved to be his undoing. Brahimaj capitalized immediately, first securing a ninja choke before transitioning to a guillotine. The ref cam captured every excruciating detail as Brahimaj cranked the submission with incredible pressure.

What happened next was a testament to both Brahimaj’s technical prowess and awareness. As Goff attempted to twist free from the hold, he lost consciousness. Remarkably, Brahimaj recognized his opponent was out before the referee could intervene, releasing the hold voluntarily. The camera angle provided an up-close view as Goff collapsed to the canvas, completely unconscious at just 3:16 of the first round.

Following his victory, an emotional Brahimaj approached the broadcast booth to acknowledge UFC commentator Daniel Cormier for helping him through a difficult period in his career. He also gave a special mention to UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby during his post-fight interview.

The win marks Brahimaj’s second consecutive finish, showcasing his continued evolution as a fighter. But for many viewers, the lasting impression will be the new referee camera angle that brought fans closer to the action than ever before, capturing one of the most technically impressive submissions of recent memory in stunning detail.

John Davis