Brandon Moreno gives 'green light' for possible fourth fight with Deiveson Figueiredo

B. Moreno in a post-UFC 270. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube

Frustrated at not defending his flyweight title (up to 56,7kg.) in the trilogy against Deiveson Figueiredo, Brandon Moreno is already thinking about a new confrontation in the future. In a post-UFC 270, an event held last Saturday (22), the Mexican gave the 'green light' for a fourth duel against the Brazilian in Ultimate's possible return to his home country.

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“It’s exciting, you know? Obviously you can say you want it, but when the UFC puts offers on the table, you analyze the best opportunities and negotiate some points. We've heard some rumors of an event in Mexico again. I want that,” said Moreno.

The possibility of the unprecedented 'quadrilogy' taking place in Mexico was even raised by Deiveson. Under boos from a large part of the public present at the 'Honda center' (USA), the Brazilian opened the doors to another chapter of the rivalry in Moreno's country.

Now a former flyweight champion (up to 56,7kg), Brandon's streak of seven fights without losing has been broken. In his career, the Mexican now has a record of 19 positive results, six negative results and two draws in his career in mixed martial arts.