News about Renato Moicano

The Brazilian had his hand raised at the end of round two of the fight despite losing the round after his opponent, home favourite Benoit Saint Denis, failed to prove to doctors that he could see out of his right eye. It was all square on the judge's scorecard at the time, with Moicano dominating the first round - landing 36 significant strikes - before his opponent fought back in the second. Damage to the eye of Saint Denis was his downfall, however, with doctors ruling he was unable to continue despite arguably looking favourite to claim victory at that point.

Jose Aldo will return to the Octagon for the first time since August 2022 at UFC 301 in Rio de Janeiro. Jonathan Martinez, the former featherweight champion, will face Jonathan Martinez in the promotion's return to Brazil on May 4 in Sao Paolo-based Ag.Fight. Aldo's last fight was decided no. 334. Merab Dvalishvili, a bantamweight, was ranked No. 1 at UFC 278. Aldo and fellow Brazilian legend Anderson Silva were inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in July 2023.

Renato Moicano's bizarre post-fight remarks on Saturday attracted the attention of former champion Conor McGregor, who was ranked No. 13 in the UFC lightweight division. Moicano left no room for doubts about the fight after winning by unanimous decision at UFC Vegas 85, when he took the time to unload his thoughts in succession. Moicano's first topic was his father's having a baby at the age of 62.

This week, Musk - Tesla CEO and founder and Facebook, Instagram, and parent firm Meta Inc. - all agreed to combat, seemingly agreeing to it. This sparked a lot of rumors over what a match might look like and, even more fervently, who will emerge victorious. The general consensus seemed to be fairly even. Many that wished Musk would triumph pointed to his larger stature, while those supporting Zuckerberg highlighted his obsession with Brazilian jiujitsu, which has even won medals. Now, fight experts have joined the debate, and have also been divided on who they think will win in a physical battle of the billionaires.

Jose Aldo will recall the seconds of ingrained footage of Conor McGregor bouncing back and forth before knocking out the Brazilian back in 2015. The way he tensed up sparked animosity fuelled by McGregor's verbal slaughts coursing through his body for 13 seconds. And then there was the startling realization of what had just happened as he regained his consciousness. This nightmare chapter will always be included in Aldo's tale, there is no way around it.