UFC legend Michael Bisping popped his prosthetic eye out during a live broadcast on BT Sport, forcing the reporter away.
When reminded of his experience on the Believe You Me podcast, the 42-year old pulled out his fake eye.
Bisping drew his fake eye on BT Sport
Bisping shook his head and said, "I'll keep my eye on that one!"
One reporter who was with Bisping on camera was forced to leave the horrendous sight.
The Brit was injured in his right eye by Vitor Belfort's fight in 2013.
Despite the terrible injury, Bisping continued his MMA career and achieved legendary status.
He defeated Luke Rochold, title holder at UFC 199, and Anderson Silva at The O2, London.
Bisping, now retired, says that his vision in his right eye was "non-existent" from 2013 forwards.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSHe stated to MMA Junkie that his vision in my right eye was almost non-existent since 2013.
"I was barely able to get past the medicals. It was definitely touch-and-go. It was terrifying to be asked to do a full training camp and then turned down by the commissioner doctor.
It was hard. You must have vision between 20 and 200 to pass the medical exam. This is because you are clinically blind. It's not difficult to pass. Some days I was able to see, others I couldn't. But I managed to get by.
"People say, "How do you fight with one eye?" And I always reply: "With great f***ing difficulty!"
