There was much speculation that the Brazilian José Aldo his next opponent would be the Canadian Mark hominick, but this Friday, the UFC featherweight champion's opponent was announced. The Tupiniquim athlete faces the tough Josh Grispi at UFC-125, an event that takes place on January 1st, in Las Vegas, in the United States. This will be Aldo's first fight in Ultimate, after the UFC's merger with the WEC (understand here).
Grispi has a record of 14 wins and just one loss. The North American athlete comes from a great streak of four consecutive victories in the WEC, all in the first round. Aldo has a record of 18 wins and just one loss and has been undefeated for 5 years. Stay tuned to the website SUPER FIGHTS to have all the information about the event
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