Scottish UFC star Paul 'Bearjew' Craig joked about the 'oil check' from rival Mauricio 'Shogun' Rua in his impressive win over the MMA legend.
The Airdrie light-heavyweigh t earned a victory in the second round at UFC 255 in Las Vegas in a blockbuster rematch from their bout last year.
A series of heavy strikes from the Scottish Hit Squad fighter forced his Brazilian foe to tap out inside the Octagon.
However, the use of the strange jiu-jitsu move to 'oil check' Craig by putting a finger in his bum left many pundits stunned during the bout.
Craig laughed off the use of the move, which is within the rules, in his post-match press conference adding: "Normally you need to take someone out for a meal to get that."
The Scot felt the fight went exactly to plan as a series of heavy blows forced Shogun to tap out.
Craig added: "I had set in my sights winning in the second round, but I knew his experience would be there in the first round.
"Eventually I knew he would gas up and I would impose my will.
"In my last fight, he just kept rolling and rolling and he's like a phoenix - he rises from the ashes.
"When I had him in that position, even though he was trying to get out, I just had a feeling that this was my time."
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