It has been just over two months since Jose Aldo last fought in the Octagon and lost for the third time in his 29 professional mixed martial arts fight career. …read more
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It has been just over two months since Jose Aldo last fought in the Octagon and lost for the third time in his 29 professional mixed martial arts fight career. …read more
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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo has spoken in the past of his desire to compete as a boxer in a professional capacity In the footage (courtesy of ES News) …read more
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Conor McGregor is known for his counter punching ability. Just look at how he beat Jose Aldo in 13 seconds to win the undisputed UFC featherweight title.
Although as good of …read more
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Count Jose Aldo among those who are skeptical that Conor McGregor dropped Paulie Malignaggi in a recent sparring session. It’s hard to tell whether bringing Paulie Malignaggi to his training …read more
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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo insists that we have seen the last of Conor McGregor in Mixed Martial Arts And according to Aldo, that would be a good thing …read more
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In July, we learned that former two-division boxing champ Paulie Malignaggi would be helping UFC lightweight champion Conor McGregor prepare for his blockbuster August 26 boxing match with Floyd Mayweather. …read more
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Prior to last year and Nate Diaz’s short-notice submission victory over him, Conor McGregor’s chief rival in MMA has been Jose Aldo. He and Aldo engaged in almost a year …read more
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Cub Swanson has heard about Jose Aldo’s interest in fighting him. And he feels some type of way about the timing of it.
Nearly two months after a title-costing TKO loss …read more
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Jose Aldo would like to rematch Cub Swanson following his UFC 212 loss to Max Holloway. Two months following his TKO loss to Max Holloway at UFC 212, where he …read more
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Two-time UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo lost his title to Max Holloway at UFC 212 on June 3, but is already planning his next fight. The 30-year-old Brazilian is open …read more
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Jose Aldo is no longer the UFC featherweight champion. That title now belongs to Hawaii’s Max Holloway who defeated the Brazilian great back in June.
Now several months removed from his …read more
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has a new-look featherweight division, now that Conor McGregor moved up to throw hands at 155 pounds and Jose Aldo got finished by Max Holloway.
But we …read more
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Jose Aldo isn’t opposed to fighting Cub Swanson to determine a new number one contender for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight title. Current champion Max Holloway is expected to …read more
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Jose Aldo is already planning his next move in the UFC, and he could be matched up against a former foe.
The former UFC and WEC featherweight …read more
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Jose Aldo moved from Manaus to Rio de Janeiro to become a jiu-jitsu champion, but ended up starting a career in mixed martial arts instead. More …read more
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Jose Aldo is happy to stay at featherweight instead of pursuing a lightweight title fight against Conor McGregor. The loss to Conor McGregor might sting, but Jose Aldo has moved …read more
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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo has tasted defeat just three times in his 29-fight pro career.
With coming off a UFC featherweight title fight loss to Max Holloway at UFC …read more
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Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight titleholder Jose Aldo has no problem recognizing that he’s no longer the champion at 145 pounds, giving props where props are due.
So long as …read more
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Days away from competing in jiu-jitsu for the first time in more than a decade, Jose Aldo is already making plans for his return to the Octagon.
The former two-time UFC …read more
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Jose Aldo may return to action by the end of 2017. The former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight title holder was last seen competing at UFC 212 last month. The …read more
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Jose Aldo will take part in the Internacional de Masters, a championship promoted by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation. Former UFC featherweight champion, Jose Aldo, won’t stand still while he …read more
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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo will return to competition when he puts his jiu-jitsu skills to the test at the IBJJF’s Master International Championship in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, …read more
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Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s next competition will interestingly not be in the UFC as “Scarface” is set to compete next weekend.
According to the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation, Aldo …read more
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Jose Aldo will return to competition next week, but it won’t be inside the Octagon.
The former UFC featherweight champion has signed up to compete at IBJJF’s Master International Championship in …read more
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Earlier this year, interim UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway stepped into the Octagon with Jose Aldo to fight for the undisputed featherweight championship. After weathering an early storm, Holloway managed …read more
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Max Holloway recently unified the UFC featherweight title, besting Jose Aldo at UFC 212 in June. Now, his first title defense is taking shape.
UFC president Dana White told Hawaiian TV …read more
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Upon hearing that the much-coveted title shot at 145-pounds may go to Frankie Edgar, rival Cub Swanson is still not convinced When Holloway beat Brazilian legend Jose Aldo at UFC …read more
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Back in June, streaking Hawaiian talent Max Holloway shook up the featherweight division by thrashing once-dominant champion Jose Aldo to a TKO victory. With the belt firmly around his waist, …read more
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Earlier this month in Brazil, interim UFC featherweight champion Max Holloway realized a dream as he defeated Jose Aldo to secure the undisputed featherweight title after TKOing the featherweight kingpin …read more
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UFC 208 has a title fight and a possible main event, now that the UFC announced that Holly Holm will fight Germaine de Randamie for the first women’s featherweight championship. Here are more fights we’d love to see on this card.
Jose Aldo vs. Max Holloway
Rumor has it that this fight is already in the works, and it would make a spectacular main event. Holloway has been on a tear for years, and now that he’s the interim champion, he deserves a shot at the real belt. While Aldo suffered a brutal knockout against Conor McGregor, he rebounded against Frankie Edgar at UFC 200, showing that he’s still a high-level fighter. These two both have excellent striking, so expect fireworks when they throw down.
Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson
With Conor McGregor sidelined for the time being, it makes sense to have the two top contenders in the lightweight division fight. Both have a legitimate claim as the best lightweight in the world, while having markedly different styles, and neither one is particularly fond of the other. Nurmagomedov is a powerful grappler who takes his opponents down and sucks the life out of them with brutal ground and pound and submission attempts. At UFC 205, Nurmagomedov must have felt disrespected when he was placed on the preliminary card. It would be nice to see the #2 ranked lightweight in the world (only behind McGregor) back on the main card. Ferguson is wild, unpredictable, and unorthodox, but there is method to his madness, and he frequently picks up highlight reel knockouts and submissions. Whether or not this fight is for an interim title, it needs to be scheduled for five rounds so the fans get their money’s worth.
Robbie Lawler vs. Nick Diaz
Tyron Woodley has been asking for a Nick Diaz fight, but it would be better to see him settle the score with Stephen Thompson first. In the meantime, a Lawler vs. Diaz fight promises spectacular violence, and gives Lawler the chance to avenge a knockout loss from over 12 years ago at UFC 47. Both fighters love to strike and have no problem mixing it up. With Lawler and Diaz both coming off a loss (multiple losses in Diaz’ case, although that never seems to stop him from getting big fights), this fight could position one of them as a contender in the welterweight division.