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Hey now, you two!
We’ll have no fighting on a fight forum made for aggressiveness!
We’ll have no fighting on a fight forum made for aggressiveness!
Mate, you’re on a roll today
Well,....They see me rollin'Mate, you’re on a roll today
They hatin'
Patrollin' & tryna catch me ridin' dirty.
JOSÉ ALDO: A HISTORY OF PULLING OUT OF TITLE FIGHTS (2015)
Aldo, the reigning king of the UFC featherweight division, has only fought seven times in the promotion since early 2011 when Zuffa incorporated WEC’s lower weight divisions and brought them to the UFC fold. In that time, Aldo has now pulled out of five title contests through injury.
Wild, check out Aldo's scar -- it looks like has the 'Ville Cardinal on his face/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57738253/jose_aldo.0.jpg)
Jose Aldo believes it’s time for the UFC to make a decision about the future of the lightweight division.
The former featherweight champion, who is slated to rematch Max Holloway in the main event of UFC 218 on Dec. 2, spoke with reporters about the current state of the 155-pound division during a media day in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Conor McGregor won the lightweight title in Nov. 2016, but has yet to defend the gold since “The Notorious” spent the year of 2017 preparing for a boxing match with Floyd Mayweather.Tony Ferguson was crowned interim champion in the meantime.
“Thank God my division is moving. It would be bad if it was stuck, but my division is moving,” Aldo said. “It’s hard, right? Every athlete dreams of becoming champion, fighting for the title, and the guy is holding up the division. But it’s up to the UFC to make the decisions.
“The UFC needs to do what has to be done: you take the belt away or make him defend it. I think everyone is waiting for that.”
Jose Aldo: It’s time for Conor McGregor to defend or vacate his UFC belt
