Poliana Botelho needed all three rounds to get the win in her Octagon debut last October.
Her performance at UFC Chile on Saturday was much more definitive.
If you blinked, you might have missed Botelho rushing opponent Syuri Kondo in round one and crushing her with a kick to the liver that led to several unanswered strikes with Kondo crumpled against the cage.
The official time of the stoppage was 33 seconds, which gives Botelho the record for the fastest finish in UFC strawweight history. That blows away the record set by Maryna Moroz back on April 11, 2015, when she submitted Joanne Calderwood in 90 seconds, per Michael Carroll.