Hey, didn't you used to be TJ Dillashaw?
The two-time UFC bantamweight champion, now 35, hadn't been seen or heard from around an Octagon since a first-round loss to Henry Cejudo and a subsequent failed drug test that yielded a two-year ban.
But the Denver-based Californian was finally back to business on Saturday night in Las Vegas, where he shared headliner billing with second-ranked 135-pounder Cory Sandhagen atop an 11-bout Fight Night show from the promotion's Apex facility home base.
Their scheduled five-rounder capped off a live broadcast on ESPN, which was carried by the team of Brendan Fitzgerald.