“Bloody mess” doesn’t begin to express the state of Sabah Homasi after Tim Means’ mauling

Sometimes jumping in on short notice can benefit you.

And sometimes, you end up like Sabah Homasi. Homasi stepped in on just two weeks notice for his UFC debut, replacing an injured Sean Strickland, to take on the veteran Tim Means in the UFC 202 main card opener. It did not go well.

DOMINANT! @MeansTim stops Sabah Homasi after a perfect performance! ? #UFC202 https://t.co/dve1FFsagV

— #UFC202 (@btsportufc) August 21, 2016

Homasi knew that his best chance was to pour it on Means early and he did just that but saw his fuel gauge plummet dramatically as 'The Dirty Bird' started picking the debutant apart on the feet. Homasi's face was painted crimson by the jarring jab and crunching straight left of Means, who was happy to chip away with perfect precision. Herb Dean saw enough when Homasi could barely see anything at all and the fight was waved off after 2:56 of round two. Massive Mayo v Tipperary preview plus a big interview with Eamon McGee in the latest GAA Hour.Subscribe here on iTunes.