Fans Puzzled by ‘Australian Bruce Buffer’ Road Rage Before UFC 325

Bruce Buffer, the renowned announcer for the UFC, recently found himself at the center of a peculiar incident in Sydney. As the promotion prepared for UFC 325 at the Qudos Bank Arena, a controversial video surfaced, allegedly showing an individual resembling Buffer involved in a road rage dispute.

Fans React to ‘Australian Bruce Buffer’ Incident

The video, posted by MeterPeter UFC on social media platform X, depicts a man in an argument with another individual in a car. Viewers initially thought it was Bruce Buffer, but the man’s distinct Australian accent quickly dispelled the confusion.

• Fans were swift to comment, noting the accent difference.
• One observer humorously remarked, “Bruce Buffer my a—,” reaffirming the man’s Australian identity.
• Another added, “Bruce Buffer is an American, that guy is Australian .”

Notable Comparisons and Jokes

While the majority focused on the accent, some fans referenced Buffer’s history of confrontations. One user brought up the infamous elevator altercation between Buffer and UFC fighter Frank Trigg, recalling the moment when UFC President Dana White witnessed the scuffle.

Responses varied significantly. Some dismissed the idea that the man could be Buffer, while others drew parallels between the two. A fan quipped, “He has road rage just like he announces,” suggesting that both share a similar intensity.

Conclusion of the Incident

As the dust settles on the incident, it has been confirmed that Bruce Buffer was not involved in the road rage incident. The 68-year-old announcer is set to make his iconic return to the Octagon for UFC 325. Fans eagerly anticipate his electrifying voice, a hallmark of UFC events.

Buffer is a veteran of the sport, known for rarely making mistakes during fights. His most recent slip-up occurred during UFC 324, when he inadvertently mixed up fighters’ records during an announcement—a rare occurrence for someone with his extensive experience.

As he prepares for the upcoming event, the UFC and its fans will undoubtedly benefit from Buffer’s continued presence. The question remains whether the “Voice of the Octagon” will hang up his microphone or keep calling fights for years to come.