Kemo
07-29-2018, 08:47 PM
Last night (Sat. July 28, 2018) former UFC featherweight Jose Aldo showed the MMA world why he’s the most dominant 145-pounder of all time.
Despite a losing spell recently, Aldo bounced back with a first round knockout win over Jeremy Stephens in the co-main event of UFC on FOX 30. Aldo landed a beautiful body shot that folded Stephens for the TKO win.
Aldo was asked for his ideal return date during the UFC Calgary post-fight press conference. “Scarface” showed an interest in returning to Canada for the upcoming UFC 231 PPV in December:
“For me, it would be very special, and it makes sense,” he said. “It’s enough time for me to rest a little bit. The big thing is to get back home, rest a little bit, and figure out where we go from here. But it is a very good option.”
Toronto holds a special place in the Brazilian’s heart. It’s where he made his UFC debut in front of a record-breaking 55,000 fans at The Rodgers Center. He successfully retained the WEC/UFC featherweight title against Mark Hominick.
Despite a losing spell recently, Aldo bounced back with a first round knockout win over Jeremy Stephens in the co-main event of UFC on FOX 30. Aldo landed a beautiful body shot that folded Stephens for the TKO win.
Aldo was asked for his ideal return date during the UFC Calgary post-fight press conference. “Scarface” showed an interest in returning to Canada for the upcoming UFC 231 PPV in December:
“For me, it would be very special, and it makes sense,” he said. “It’s enough time for me to rest a little bit. The big thing is to get back home, rest a little bit, and figure out where we go from here. But it is a very good option.”
Toronto holds a special place in the Brazilian’s heart. It’s where he made his UFC debut in front of a record-breaking 55,000 fans at The Rodgers Center. He successfully retained the WEC/UFC featherweight title against Mark Hominick.