No filter! Renato Moicano taunts Brian Ortega with music after withdrawing from UFC 326.

Renato Moicano sang the song to Brian Ortega in a provocative tone, highlighting that the fighter would suffer in a duel against the Brazilian.

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Renato Moicano promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/X/UFC

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Brian Ortega , who was scheduled to fight Renato Moicano at UFC 326 on March 7th in Las Vegas (USA), has withdrawn from the bout. With the American's withdrawal, the Brazilian awaits the possibility of a replacement to continue at the numbered event. Frustrated by this situation, the American Top Team (ATT) athlete taunted 'T-City' with a song.

In a video posted on X, formerly Twitter, Moicano sang the song to Ortega in a provocative tone, highlighting that the fighter would suffer in a duel against the Brazilian. Also in the song, the ATT athlete took the opportunity to taunt the American, bringing up Alex Poatan's past relationship with Tracy Cortez , 'T-City's' ex-fiancée.

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“Hey, Ortega, go f*** yourself. You ran again, this time you were going to see. There wouldn't be anything left for you. It wasn't just Poatan who was going to f*** you up (alluding to the Brazilian's past relationship with Tracy Cortez , the American's ex-fiancée). Ortega was going to f*** himself up. He was going to crawl back, but he already ran. He didn't give him a chance, the little rich kid already got what was coming to him. He even went to Poatan, but now Moicano was going to make his face look like a fool. Son of a b****, there was nothing left. Hey, little Ortega, I was going to give you a piece of my mind. Call, call, call (provoking with Alex Poatan 's catchphrase ),” Moicano sang in the video.

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On January 30th, Brian Ortega confirmed that he will no longer face Renato Moicano at UFC 326. The American posted a video on social media explaining that he needs to take care of persistent injuries. The fighter revealed that he does not need surgery, but that he is still not in a condition to step into the octagon in March.

“I’m fine, my health is good, no surgeries or anything serious. But I need to take some time off to take care of these injuries I have now. It sucks, it’s nothing serious enough to require surgery, but I have to rest, let it heal, and do physical therapy,” Ortega explained.

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