A. Hernandez (photo) faced R. Moicano in the UFC 271. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Coming off three losses in the last five fights, Alexander Hernandez was finished for the first time in a clash against Renato Moicano, which happened in UFC 271 last Saturday (12). And, on his official account on 'Instagram', the North American praised the Brazilian's performance and revealed that he seeks inspiration from the lightweight champion (up to 70,3kg.), Charles of the Bronx, to recover in his career.
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“The brutality of this sport lies in the vulnerability of everything. That was a quick turn of events. Good combination of counterattack and hook to the body that he caught with that knee. I hadn't felt that before. Incredible work and hats off to my opponent. I don't know what's next. (…) I need time to clear my head. Being part idiot and part delusional, I'll probably do this one or two more times just to make sure all the screws are loose. We'll see. Grateful to be living and have the opportunity to fail in a big way. May the gods Charles (do Bronx) Oliveira grant me wisdom,” wrote Hernandez.
Charles of the Bronx He became a great example of overcoming for managing to reinvent himself in his career and, after going through major fluctuations in Ultimate, he achieved a sequence of ten consecutive victories. Today, the Brazilian is the lightweight champion and has his second title defense scheduled to take place on May 7th, against Justin gaethje.
In the same category, Alexander Hernandez still looking for its 'place in the sun'. Professional since 2012, the North American has a record of 13 positive results and four negative results in his career in mixed martial arts.
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