This Genius Gamer Went Viral After He Livestreamed a Pay-Per-View Fight By Pretending to Play ‘UFC 3’
Props for creativity.
![UFC PPV Stream Promo](https://www.maxim.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ufc-ppv-stream-promo.jpg?w=788&h=444&crop=1)
An internet gamer’s clips have gone totally viral after he broadcast Saturday night’s UFC pay-per-view event with an ingenious—and slightly illegal—move.
https://twitter.com/alester2010/status/937182294904852480
Twitch user AJ Lester and his followers watched UFC 218 by using internet streaming service LiveRaise. He brilliantly avoided detection by inlaying his face in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen and pretending to play UFC 3.
How has he pretended to play a ufc fight on stream to avoid getting copyrighted LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL pic.twitter.com/I4ykqwqrTA
— Aaron (@TheRealSMA) December 3, 2017
The dude really sold it, too. Controller in hand, Lester mashes buttons, grunts and even talks to the screen shortly before Max Holloway TKO’s Jose Aldo in the Hawaiian champ’s first featherweight title defense.
In another viral clip, Lester has an absolutely hilarious reaction to Francis Ngannou’s first-round knockout of veteran heavyweight Alistair Overeem.
https://twitter.com/KanyeTwittee/status/937569920753258496
The full stream appears to have been scrubbed from LiveRaise. If you want to see some UFC-sanctioned clips, check out the octagon interviews from Ngannou and Holloway below:
h/t: Unilad