After Chan Sung Jung found out that Brian Ortega had allegedly gone after his friend and translator, Jay Park at UFC 248, "The Korean Zombie" was pretty, pretty, fired up.
Following his seventh career submission win, this time in his home country of Brazil, Renato Moicano called out Paul Felder for a future bout.
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All of the bouts had UFC Brasilia had gone to the judges' scorecards, until Renato Moicano quickly finished Damir Hadzovic.
Recently Brian Ortega shared out a brief, apology, following his highly publicized incident with Jay Park at UFC 248. But, now the featherweight contender has released a longer statement regarding the altercation.
Following UFC 248, and the now, well documented incident between Brian Ortega and Chan Sung Jung's friend / translator, Jay Park, it looks like cooler heads are going to prevail.
Not all the action at UFC 248 took place in the Octagon Saturday, as Brian Ortega allegedly slapped Chan Sung Jung's friend and translator, rapper Jay Park. Now a video has surfaced which shows the immediate aftermath of the incident.
During the action at UFC 248, an altercation occurred between top contenders Brian Ortega and "The Korean Zombie" outside the Octagon.
Chan Sung Jung is going to be on the sidelines for a little while due to pending eye surgery. But, recently "The Korean Zombie" talked about who he's hoping to fight when he returns to the Octagon.
It looks like Henry Cejudo is going to fight Jose Aldo next, but the decorated figher is also targeting Alexander Volkanovski and a third, UFC belt.
Brian Ortega has established himself as one of the greatest featherweights on the planet, and "T-City" credits his parents for instilling in him the work ethic that's taken.
For former UFC champion Frankie Edgar, one fight remains on his current contract and he plans to test the free agent waters.
Many people have argued that Max Holloway should receive an immediate rematch with Alexander Volkanovski. But, it sounds like the UFC's new featherweight champ isn't sold on that idea.
Frankie Edgar recently reported that he was "definitely depressed", following his loss to Chan Sung Jung last month. But, the legendary fighter is still planning to make a run at 135 in 2020.
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