Luana Santos impressed the audience with her dominant submission win over Mariya Agapova at UFC Denver and her post-fight celebration.
The Brazilian flyweight showcased impressive grappling skills to secure a first-round submission, but it was her subsequent dance moves, particularly a captivating twerk, that sent the Denver crowd and social media into a frenzy.
Fans expressed their amusement and frustration in equal measure, with many criticizing the camera crew for switching angles during the peak of Santos' dance.
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One fan wrote:
“Whoever switched camera feeds mid twerk needs to come to HR!!!!”
Another added:
“Fire the whole crew. This is travesty”
Others echoed the sentiment, expressing their disappointment at missing out on the full spectacle:
“Felt a genuine sadness when they switched the angle”
Check out some of the fan reactions below:

Luana Santos reflects on her training that led to win at UFC Denver
Luana Santos extended her undefeated UFC run to five fights with a dominant submission victory over Mariya Agapova at UFC Denver.
The Brazilian fighter secured the rear-naked choke in the second round, showcasing the fruits of her intense four-month training camp. Santos expressed her pride in her performance, highlighting the meticulous preparation that led to the successful submission.
Speaking to Paul Felder (via. interpreter) in her post-fight interview, the Brazilian said:
"I’ve been training to get back for months… It’s four months of training to get the back. … I’m so glad I trained that much, because I was able to get her and get the rear-naked choke.” [H/t: Yahoo! Sports]
In the main event of UFC Denver, Rose Namajunas solidified her position as a top contender in the flyweight division by defeating Tracy Cortez via unanimous decision. Namajunas’ striking accuracy and effective takedowns proved too much for Cortez, who fought valiantly as a late replacement. Namajunas expressed interest in a title shot against current champion Alexa Grasso.