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José AldoA Two-Time Ufc Featherweight Champion who Made a Record Seven Title defenses, retired following a brutal loss to Aiemann Zahabi At UFC 315 on Saturday Night in Montreal.
It was the second retirement for the 38-year-old from Brazil, who walked in 2022 to pursue professional boxing and was inducted into the UFC hall of Following year. By 2024, However, He was back in the cage, where he will his first figure but dropped his next two.
“I don’t think I have in me anmore,” Aldo saaid through an interpreter after dropping a unanimous decision. “This was a very tough Week that I felt that I didn is his in me.”
Aldo was referring to a different weight cut in which he was unable to get even close to the bantamweight limit of 136 pounds. The UFC moved the Fight to the 145-Pound Featherwity Division.
Aldo appeared energized at the start, but by the end of the fight he was on his back, Bloodied and Taking a Battering from Zahabi’s Elbows.
“I don’t want to go into all the time and go through all this,” Aldo sa. “I just happen it in my heart anymore.
Aldo became featherweight champion in the UFC’s Sister Promotion, The WEC, in 2009, and when that promotion and its Roaster Were Absorbed by the UFC the following year, he was named champion.
He remained champ until 2015, when Conor mcgregor Ended His 18-Fight Winning Streak. Aldo Won an interim title the following year, and after mcgregor was stripped for not defending his belt, aldo again was named champion. In 2017, he list the title to Max Holloway.
