- Brandon Moreno is the former UFC Flyweight champion.
- Moreno has an MMA record of 23 wins, eight losses, and two draws.
- Moreno's coming off a win over Steve Erceg at UFC Mexico on March 29.
Brandon Moreno collected his second straight win after he defeated No. 8-ranked contender Steve Erceg in the main event of UFC Mexico on March 29 at the Arena CDMX.
This marked Moreno’s 23rd professional win, and he maintained his place at the top of the 125-pound weight class. Additionally, the Mexican star remained a favorite name in online sports betting. But when will the Mexican superstar return to action? And who will he fight next?
When Is Brandon Moreno‘s Next Fight?
Moreno’s next fight is yet to be determined, but he’s likely to face another contender who is part of the top 5 flyweight rankings.
Brandon Moreno MMA Record and Statistics
- MMA record: 23-8-2
- Wins by TKO/KO: 5
- Wins by submission: 11
- Wins by decision: 5
- Striking accuracy: 41%
- Significant strikes landed per minute: 3.55
- Significant strikes absorbed: 3.19
- Takedown average per 15 minutes: 1.80
- Submission average per 15 minutes: 0.58
- Takedown accuracy: 45%
- Significant strikes defense: 57%
- Takedown defense: 68%
- Knockdown average: 0.29
- Average fight time: 14:53
Brandon Moreno Notable Wins
Moreno’s impressive row of victories includes Ryan Benoit, Dustin Ortiz, Kai Kara-France (twice), Jussier Formiga, Brandon Royval, Deiveson Figueiredo (twice), Amir Albazi, and Erceg.
Brandon Moreno UFC Earnings
Moreno’s career earnings have surpassed the $3 million threshold, with his biggest single-fight payout coming in his latest fight with Alexandre Pantoja, where he pocketed $1.1 million. This figure only includes his base pay and performance bonuses, which excludes his other deals and sponsorships outside of the UFC.
Brandon Moreno Team and Corner
Moreno fights out of Fortis MMA, located in Dallas, Texas. Moreno’s head coach is Sayif Saud, along with instructors – Zach Ryan, Josh Bagalay, Darius Yancy and Damon Jackson.
Other notable UFC fighters representing the team were Uriah Hall, Alex Morono, Ryan Spann, Geoff Neal and Macy Chiasson.
