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Kai Kara-France Reacts to his UFC Championship Fight with Brandon Moreno.
Brandon Moreno and Kai Kara-France will meet for the interim belt at UFC 277 at a location to be announced, sources said. It will mark the second time Moreno and Kara-France square off. Moreno took a unanimous decision in their first fight in December 2019.
Since flyweight king Deiveson Figueiredo is sidelined with an injury, the UFC has booked an interim championship bout between the next best fighters in the division. Moreno will look to regain the title he lost in a razor-thin decision to the Brazilian in January. While Kara-France will receive his first opportunity at promotional gold after three and half years in the organization.
Credit must go to both Kara-France and Moreno for how much they have improved since their first clash a few years back. Moreno has taken major steps forward in expertly blending his trademark aggression with an improved fight IQ. And the New Zealander has morphed into a feared power puncher — in a division that doesn’t have many — after knockout wins over Rogerio Bontorin and Cody Garbrandt last year.
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Kai Kara-France Reacts to his UFC Championship Fight with Brandon Moreno.
Brandon Moreno and Kai Kara-France will meet for the interim belt at UFC 277 at a location to be announced, sources said. It will mark the second time Moreno and Kara-France square off. Moreno took a unanimous decision in their first fight in December 2019.
Since flyweight king Deiveson Figueiredo is sidelined with an injury, the UFC has booked an interim championship bout between the next best fighters in the division. Moreno will look to regain the title he lost in a razor-thin decision to the Brazilian in January. While Kara-France will receive his first opportunity at promotional gold after three and half years in the organization.
Credit must go to both Kara-France and Moreno for how much they have improved since their first clash a few years back. Moreno has taken major steps forward in expertly blending his trademark aggression with an improved fight IQ. And the New Zealander has morphed into a feared power puncher — in a division that doesn’t have many — after knockout wins over Rogerio Bontorin and Cody Garbrandt last year.
