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Renato Moicano declines fighting Max Holloway and prefers to face Beneil Dariush or Paddy Pimblett

504 days ago

Renato Moicano has made it clear that he has no interest in fighting Max Holloway, stating that they are not on the same level. Moicano believes he should be facing opponents like Beneil Dariush or Paddy Pimblett instead.

The rankings have been updated after UFC 300, which many are calling the best card in UFC history. Champions Alex Pereira and Zhang Weili successfully defended their titles, while Max Holloway became the third-ever BMF Champion with a last-second knockout of Justin Gaethje.

UFC 300 featured 12 former or current champions, with 20 out of 26 fighters ranked. Holloway received $600k in bonuses and entered the lightweight rankings at #9 after his victory over Gaethje. Gaethje dropped to #3 following the loss. Holloway also rose to #6 in the pound-for-pound rankings.

In the lightweight division, Arman Tsarukyan surpassed Gaethje and Charles Oliveira to become the new #1 contender. Oliveira dropped to #11.

Moicano broke into the lightweight top 10 at #10 after his TKO win over Jalin Turner, but he jokingly expressed disagreement with Holloway being ranked above him.

Diego Lopes debuted at #14 in the featherweight rankings after defeating Sodiq Yusuff, while Aljamain Sterling entered the rankings at featherweight, taking Calvin Kattar’s #8 spot. Kattar dropped to #9 after losing to Sterling.

Jiri Prochazka claimed the top spot in the light heavyweight division, with Jamahal Hill dropping to #3 after being knocked out by champ Alex Pereira.

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