Edmonton, Canada – Brandon Morenoaffectionately known as “The Killer Baby“made a powerful comeback last night in UFC Fight Night in Edmonton. After an eight-month hiatus, Moreno returned to the cage to take on Iraqi fighter Amir Albazi in an intense 25-minute showdown. The Mexican MMA star showcased his full arsenal, winning by unanimous decision (49-46, 50-45, 50-45) in a performance that captivated fans and critics alike.
The former Flyweight champion entered the cage with renewed energy, demonstrating his high-level kickboxing, precise striking, counterpunching and impeccable takedown defense. high-level kickboxing, precise striking, counter-punching and impeccable takedown defense.. Moreno dominated the fight, with his striking prowess and strategic movement keeping Albazi constantly on the defensive.
“I feel amazing, fantastic!” Moreno expressed post-fight.
“I’m a new man and I want my title back. This performance is a message to everyone in my division: put someone in the cage with me and I’ll be the baddest man alive.”
Albazi’ s trip to the cage was equally remarkable, returning after 17 months due to neck and heart surgeries. But Moreno left no room for doubt, with Albazi struggling to connect meaningful punches against the relentless Mexican fighter. Moreno’s efforts earned him the UFC Flyweight Record for most significant strikes, beating out Demetrious Johnson.
For Moreno, who last fought in Mexico and was recovering from injuries, this victory not only breaks his two-fight losing streak but also sends a message of resilience and ambition. Moreno dedicated his victory to Mexican fans celebrating the Day of the Dead, encouraging them to honor their roots.
While Moreno sets his sights on regaining the flyweight belt, fans can expect more exciting battles from “The Killer Baby“who continues to prove he is a force in the division.
