Twitter reacts to Anthony Pettis' submission of Gilbert Melendez at UFC 181

Best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet (!!!LOOK IT UP!!!) making his way to the cage under strobe lights.

— MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) December 7, 2014

Gilbert Melendez out to "Silly Puddy" by Zion I, The Grouch. Anthony Pettis to "Show Time" by Tum Tum #UFC181

— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) December 7, 2014

No glove touch from Pettis and Melendez. Here we go.

— Bleacher Report MMA (@BR_MMA) December 7, 2014

Melendez in on some punches, goes for the takedown, changes levels. Pettis with a kick, Melendez swarms in & gets him down, looks 4 the trip

— Heidi Fang (@HeidiFang) December 7, 2014

This is exactly what Melendez needs to do,

— Marc Raimondi (@marc_raimondi) December 7, 2014

10-9 Gil first rd on my score card

— Demetrious Johnson (@MightyMouseUFC) December 7, 2014

Gilbert pushing in and tries for the takedown. Pettis latches onto the guillotine and gets the tap in rd 2 #ufc181

— Sarah Kaufman (@mmasarah) December 7, 2014

Anthony Pettis is fucking insane.

— CagePotato.com (@cagepotatomma) December 7, 2014

Antony Pettis has tapped Benson Henderson and Gilbert Melendez. Best submission game at 155 pounds?

— RJ Clifford (@RJcliffordMMA) December 7, 2014

Wowwwwwwwwwww Anthony Pettis becomes the first fighter in history to finish Gilbert Melendez. Sweet guillotine choke! #UFC181

— Chamatkar Sandhu (@SandhuMMA) December 7, 2014

Wasn’t how I saw that going but I love a guillotine. Nice

— Marcelino Evil (@KCBanditMMA) December 7, 2014

Pettis FTW!?!?! One of the best puncher and kickers in the UFC chocked out Melendez like a stuffed pig. Welcome back champ! #UFC181

— The Spartan (@EliasTheodorou) December 7, 2014

Pettis wow. Melendez is all class. Great fight.

— Brian Stann (@BrianStann) December 7, 2014

Footwork and striking to smooth and clean

— Demetrious Johnson (@MightyMouseUFC) December 7, 2014

Pretty scary for the light weight division when the divisions best striker just won his second fight in a row by Submission #UFC181

— Chris Clements (@menaceclements) December 7, 2014

No slight to Anderson Silva and his own mastery, but Anthony Pettis is the most offensively gifted fighter in the history of our young sport

— Jordan Breen (@jordanbreen) December 7, 2014