Moicano taunts Ortega after Tracy Cortez appears in a romantic setting with Poatan: 'I'm going to hit the bull'

Moicano promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC

Always paying attention to what's happening in MMA, Renato Moicano promoted the fight against Brian ortegaIn an unusual way, at UFC 326, the Brazilian will face his rival again on March 7th, this time in the lightweight division (up to 70,3 kg), and he provoked him. All because Tracy Cortez, the American's ex-fiancée, made her relationship public with Alex Poatán In the middle of New Year's Eve.

Aware of the past relationship between Ortega and Cortez, Moicano took advantage of the formation of the new UFC couple to try and destabilize his opponent, calling him a "bull," implying that he had been betrayed. At the same time, the Brazilian showed concern because, in his understanding, "T-City," who is going through a delicate moment in his career, will be even more motivated and prepared to face him. Therefore, the YouTuber fighter guaranteed that he will intensify his training so as not to be surprised.

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"January 1st and the first photo I see is of Poatan with the..." Tracy CortezThen I thought: 'I'm screwed!'. Urtiga is crying in bed. This man is going to train to beat me, but I'm going to train twice as hard. What's going on in the villain's mind? At times like these, Ortega is training like crazy. I was scared for myself, fearing for my own safety. Don't train, just you wait. The bull might not be tame. If it's a wild bull, I'm screwed! I'm going to start training focused on beating the bull,” said the veteran on his official YouTube channel.

Bad phase

A long-time member of the UFC's top 15 lightweight division, Renato Moicano He's not having a good run in the octagon. At 36 years old, the Brazilian has lost two fights in a row and, in his last one, held in June, he tired quickly. Now, the veteran seeks redemption against an opponent he knows well.

In 2017, Moicano faced Brian ortega in the featherweight division (up to 65,8 kg). On that occasion, the Brazilian, a jiu-jitsu specialist, was submitted by his rival, also a black belt in the gentle art, in the third round.