Former UFC flyweight champion Brandon Moreno announces a break from MMA following consecutive losses. Moreno expresses the need for rest and time with family, but assures fans that this is not a permanent goodbye.
| Brandon Moreno announces break from MMA following back-to-back losses
| Moreno expresses frustration with lack of results despite dedication
| Emphasizes the need for rest and time with family
| Confident in his ability to reclaim the flyweight title
| Uncertain when Moreno will return to the octagon
| Moreno holds a professional record of 21-8-2, with a UFC record of 9-5-2.
Brandon Moreno Takes a Break from MMA
Former UFC flyweight champion Brandon Moreno has announced that he will be taking a break from mixed martial arts. This decision comes after his recent split decision loss to Brandon Royval in the main event of UFC Mexico City. It was Moreno’s second consecutive loss, with his previous defeat being a decision loss to Alexandre Pantoja, which cost him his title.
In a statement posted on social media, Moreno expressed his frustration with the lack of results despite his dedication and hard work. He mentioned feeling tired of the constant media attention, repetitive questions, and the pressure that comes with being a professional athlete. Moreno emphasized that this break is not a permanent goodbye to MMA, but rather a chance for him to rest, spend time with his family, and explore new opportunities.
While it is uncertain when Moreno will return to the octagon, he remains optimistic about his future in the sport. He recalled a previous break from the UFC, during which he was cut from the promotion but eventually re-signed and went on to become the flyweight champion. This experience has given him confidence that he has what it takes to reclaim the title.
Brandon Moreno currently holds a professional record of 21-8-2, with a UFC record of 9-5-2.
