UFC 315 video: Bruno Silva stretchered out after Marc-Andre Barriault lands brutal elbows
Marc-Andre Barriault finished Bruno Silva in scary fashion at UFC 315.
Barriault (17-9 MMA, 6-8 UFC) unleashed an array of elbows in the clinch to knock out Silva (23-13 MMA, 4-7 UFC) at the 1:27 mark of Round 1 in their middleweight bout Saturday at Bell Centre.
Silva was rendered unconscious after being finished by an emotional Barriault and had to be stretchered out.
Check out the replay of Barriault's brutal finish below (via X):
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With the win, Canada's Barriault snapped a three-fight losing skid. Meanwhile, Silva has now lost five in a row, and seven of his past eight fights.
Marc-Andre Barriault def. Bruno Silva via KO (punches) – Round 1, 1:27
Daniel Santos def. Jeong Yeong Lee via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Bekzat Almakhan def. Brad Katona via KO (punch) - Round 1, 1:04
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: UFC 315 video: Marc-Andre Barriault brutalizes Bruno Silva with elbows
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