After quadrilogy, Brandon Moreno celebrates end of rivalry with Deiveson Figueiredo

D. Figueiredo and B. Moreno faced each other four times in their career (Photo: Reproduction / Instagram)

After four duels with Deiveson Figueiredo, the rivalry between the Brazilian and Brandon Moreno has come to an end. With the Brazilian athlete moving up to bantamweight (up to 61,2kg), the flyweight champion (up to 56,7kg) celebrated the end of the fight sequence and revealed his relief at the end of the animosity with his antagonist.

See too

With rematch confirmed, Alex Poatan 'threatens' Israel Adesanya before clash at UFC 287

UFC veteran analyzes dispute and names favorite for 'Jon Jones x Ciryl Gane' fight

Next challenger? Beneil Dariush responds about a possible title fight if he beats Charles do Bronx

“It’s really cool to put the rivalry to rest. I feel incredible to end this stress, all the pressure, win this rivalry, make history. To be honest, the first time I won the title was more special because it was the first, simple as that. This time, I knew I could beat this guy, even before the fight, I knew I could beat him. I entered the octagon, finished the job and I feel happy to show the world that I am real”, said Moreno.

In four fights against Deiveson, Moreno achieved a record of two wins, one draw and one defeat. At the UFC 283, which took place in Rio de Janeiro, the Mexican fighter beat the Brazilian athlete after a medical interruption at the end of the third round. The 'Killer Baby' has a sporting record of 21 triumphs, six setbacks and two draws in his career.

Poatan in danger? Veteran calls for 'war' and believes in victory against Brazilian in UFC