Barao moving back up to FW

[KazDibiase]

Renan Barao, a former 135-pound champion in the UFC, has agreed to take on Douglas Silva de Andrade at the Fight Night event in Brazil, multiple sources confirmed to MMA Fighting following a report by Combate.

https://www.mmafighting.com/platfor...&utm_source=twitter&__twitter_impression=true

 

[legedema]

Andrade s ripped as fu...k

 

[Fatback96]

Lol when you start to lose just change divisions.

 

[Kenny Powerth]

He's 32, now or never. Who knows?

 

[muaytao]

They need to cut him

 

[sonhow]

He is still in the ufc?

Geez I thought he was BKFC bound for sure.
Would be great if he managed to turn things around get a win here though.

 

[TGArthur]

Changing weight classes is the new extended career choice after losing.

 

[yekmurat]

Watch his fight against Pickett you will laugh so hard how Hogan was hyping him up like he is an unbeatable monster

 

[Erocthadon]

His last win was over the next Anderson Silva ...in 2016

 

[kkdbeats]

Watch his fight against Pickett you will laugh so hard how Hogan was hyping him up like he is an unbeatable monster

He actually was an unbeatable monster for the most part of his career. TJ just took his soul twice and he hasn't been the same since then.

 

[yekmurat]

He actually was an unbeatable monster for the most part of his career. TJ just took his soul twice and he hasn't been the same since then.

Yeah he is 2-7 since 2014

 

[rjmbrd]

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

I was going to post something sarcastic about his first 145 run going so well but then remembered he did even worse returning to bantamweight

 

[Bubba32]

remember when he was the best p4p fighter in the world?

now he's almost as irrelevant as conor mcgregor.

 

[VVarhead]

remember when he was the best p4p fighter in the world?

now he's almost as irrelevant as conor mcgregor.

Kinda sad, but the guy was a better and more accomplished fighter than 99% of UFC fighters will ever be so whatever. He deserves hespect.

Anyone remember the embedded when he was champ and it showed him washing his clothes in the bathtub? Still have that picture in my mind today for some reason.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

He actually was an unbeatable monster for the most part of his career. TJ just took his soul twice and he hasn't been the same since then.

I think USADA also took part of his soul.

 

[markys00]

remember when he was the best p4p fighter in the world?

now he's almost as irrelevant as conor mcgregor.

this is why conor haters are worse than the nuthuggers. cant keep his name out their mouths. so sad.

 

[kkdbeats]

I think USADA also took part of his soul.

Probably, but he lost his mental edge and agression before USADA if I'm not mistaken but who knows, brazilian and american fighters always test positive in high numbers.

 

[tjumper78]

i thought he was cut a while ago lol

 

[gstomp06]

i kind of feel bad for the guy....he's pretty much broken and done.

he didnt seem to make much money during his prime...and i don't think his coaches or management helped much with that.

i vaguely remember him weight cutting in his bathtub in brazil during a embedded episode and his place looked like a shithole. he's a relatively young guy, but his future looks pretty miserable.