Free Fight: Jose Aldo vs Urijah Faber | WEC 48, 2010
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- Watch when Jose Aldo and Urijah Faber squared off at WEC 48 in one of the final events for the promotion in 2010.
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Jose Aldo showed an unbelievable amount of mercy in round 5, and Urijah Faber's corner thanked him for it afterwards.
While his corner was desperately asking him to finish the fight
Yeah he must really like him bc he really layed off and could have just kept hammering his leg lol and the rest of him!
@@raphaelmachado7197 Jesus man. Takes a big man to ignore his corner to do what’s right. A lot of respect for Aldo.
🙌👐🤝
lots of respect for aldo not choosing to cripple faber permanently, and giving him the honor of finishing the fight even though he could have put him in a wheel chair permanently with just a few more leg kicks.
mercy is an invaluable personality trait.
I love Aldo. Came from dirt, pretty much. Cleaned the dojo to help pay for his lessons. Became a champion. Humble in every way, unlike most pro athletes. Wish him the best.
❤😂😂😂
This wasn't the most exciting fight toward the end, but it may be my favorite MMA fight due to Aldo's obvious sportsmanship, even affection, toward his opponent. What a class act.
What affection? Every time Faber was on his back Aldo tried to beat his ass! Also Aldo was a class act until THE NOTORIOUS CONNOR MCGREGOR knocked his ass out in under 30 seconds!!!!
@@williambeckham7703 Fierce competitors always finish the fight, but they pick you up afterward. That's what's awesome about sportsmanship.
Nope just put him out of his missery
@@johnbockmann Pretty awesome!
@@williambeckham7703 hell yeah conner was a beast he ain't shit anymore though sad to see him fall off with the fight game but he got big money so fuck it 🤷
Insane to think that Jose was 24 during this fight. The King of Rio fought the best of the best during multiple eras in both the UFC / WEC.
His birth certificate was clearly doctored
@@xancypillosi9497 why would they even bother doing that
@@xancypillosi9497 So are you suggesting that he's older or younger cus either way he's special
@@xancypillosi9497 weirdo
And people say Jose fought nobodies... lmao
I believe Aldo showed Faber mercy in the final round, he essentially stalled and rode the round out but you can see the way he was after the fight with Faber that he had respect for the man and what he accomplished. True Legend
@@vinnyboombatzi2889 cheers
Absolutely agree
That’s his weakness. It’s why Connor kod him.
@@mb61j2 how did mercy have anything to do with the Conor fight ? Lmao
@@granny9731 it doesn’t he just needed a reason to bring him up 😭
Goddamn dude. Still can’t believe the mercy and respect Aldo showed. He didn’t wanna kill the kid he just needed to win. Even with his corner telling him to finish it, he laid off so that Urijah could at least keep standing. Mad respect to that man.
LoL, you people are ate up.
He tried taking his head off when he thought he had a chance but because he was cautious you think it's mercy. WOW!
❤b❤ no❤ mmm
He's a lot nicer than I am.
Yeah. Though he already kicked the shit out of him for 4 rounds straight. Lol
My legs hurt after watching this fight. What an incredible performance by Aldo, including showing mercy and not continue to do damage to an opponent who was already beaten. Respect.
Seriously
That went completely over Rogan's head too.
🤣
The Dreadlock Queen lern Dancing by Aldo 😂😂
Man he tried to kill him when he could. It was caution not mercy.
It's hard to believe this guy still fighting best guys in division.
While GSP, Anderson Silva, Khabib and many others retired Aldo is still fighting new hungry contenders.
Not to mention he never talked trash and always retained sportmanship to his oponents.
Jose Aldo is another breed of fighter and should never be left out of the "goat" conversation.
He's The FW GOAT!
@@stofzuigerstofzuiger1870 he said goat conversation, you clearly didn’t understand his point.
I think I have him at 6 in my goat list behind Fedor, GSP, Silva, Jones, and DJ. He is easily above Stipe for me, he held his title longer in a much deeper division.
If Aldo manages to win the belt again he is in the conversation for that top spot, though
So yeah, I agree he is in the goat conversation. I can't imagine having him out of the top 10
@@flamingbabygames Fedor is only in the conversation of HW GOAT, not overall!
Aldo is only 35 years old, but in fight years he’s about 60. The man has been fighting the best of the best for 13 years straight.
@I'm From Ferguson, Missouri lost in the psychological, same thing that happened with dustin, the only way for the notorious to win a fight against the big ones in the past, nowadays it doesn't even work anymore, he hasn't won a fight for a while
You must be taking the piss, he has never fought the best of the best and he has barely fought at all.
@@donny9078 are you thick?
@I'm From Ferguson, Missouri I agree that in that fight he went, MMA was not used to this amount of "trash talk" that McGregor was bringing, no wonder even Dustin perished, and nate diaz, with the strong mentality he has, didn't even call and still managed to win
@@donny9078 so jose aldo isnt one of the best? 🤔
I'm going to miss Aldo, he had such a successful career in MMA. Certainly one of the greatest of all time
13 seconds. Conor.
@@startingtech3900 Jose will always be #1 man. Forget about his fight with Conor. Jose will always be the GOAT in my opinion.
@@startingtech3900 Overall Jose had a much better career and had a much more complete game than Conor its not even arguable
@@oscarluque9163 aldo is the 6th goat imo
nah def top 4@@Ansi-11440
Os primeiros chutes de José Aldo minaram de imediato o psicológico, impressionante a disciplina e auto confiança desse atleta, e que exemplo de comportamento mostrado na compaixão.Profissionalissimo!!!
Esse sim merece ser reconhecido como herói do esporte no Brasil. Mas infelizmente as pessoas só querem dessa porcaria de futebol.
O aldo poderia ter ganho knockout só com chute na perna do faber, mas no 5 round acho que ele teve compaixão do sofrimento do faber que mal se aguentava de pé, o aldo chutava muito nessa época.
Aldo took mercy on Faber in the 5th for real. He knew he was beat in his home town. And he felt no reason to humiliate Faber. Respect to Faber for taking a fuckin beating. Respect to Aldo for not ending him.
Same thing I’m saying, he still had lots of stamina left and he knew he could destroy this guy easily but he didn’t.
@@Chuck91 he knew Faber could barely stand. He could of unloaded with kicks in the 5th. But held back a ton.
I just made a comment saying something similar. You can tell he didn't wanna do Any more damage to him than he already had. Especially his leg, was class act
that is why we love aldo , ever since from this fight ,
Your absolutely right, aldo has always been a class act. 👏
You can tell Aldo knew that Faber wasn't going to give up and genuinely didn't want to cause any more damage to his leg. One of the few times that a fighter coasting through the last round is admirable. Jose is a genuine good guy.
felt the same watching the last few minutes of Gaethje vs Chandler
and i see some soft elbows when mountend in crucifixe too
So true and anyone that can't understand that is a jerk love the sportsmanship!!!!
It’s a very good point!
Yup I saw it the same way, class act on his part especially considering it was in jabers home town.
1 of the best performances in mma history. Urijah was at his best and Aldo was that young lion hunting for the top spot. Great fight
What are you taking about Aldo was the champion here😂😂
@@isaacalzate8262 was boutta say urijah was kinda washed up by this point
Não me canso de assistir essa luta de José Aldo,
Indescritível
Mad props to Jose Aldo. He could have just kept kicking that left leg and permanently injured him but I think he didn't want to win like that. Man has class.
12 years later and aldo still competing and on a winning streak
Not just competing, he’s a top contender
@@acc122alive4 it would be amazing if he won the bw belt
And in a lower weight class when it was speculated he should move to 155 at the time. Legend and true champion at heart.
@@amedsandoval5905 Hes way too small for 155lbs!
Aldo top 5 all time. Greatest 145er ever
Thank you for the many years of great entertainment, and for being an ideal role model. Enjoy your retirement, Jose Aldo
Luta técnica! O menino sofreu até o final caiu atirando! Grande Aldo !
I remember being in the arena at 18, my first live event ever and the atmosphere there was a thing of beauty. Even after our champion lost we knew we just watched two legends in the making 🙏🏾👊🏾
2010 was 22 years ago
@@lmaoiwaslikelmao1132 quick maffs
@@lmaoiwaslikelmao1132 me too
@@lmaoiwaslikelmao1132 and 2014 was 13 years ago, your point?
Haha crazyy bc I was there too, 18 at the time as well and I remember the atmosphere at Arco arena was so good leading up to the main event and we were so mad watching Aldo just leg kick Urijah to death lol
The first fight I ever watched as a kid, I'll always remember urijahs ring walk. Best atmosphere I've ever seen. Pity they didn't include it in this
They usually only include the ring walk if the fight is a 1st round finish or very quick fight, the video would be too long otherwise
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Thought you were gonna say his ring walk was great.. pity he couldn't walk after lol
“The first fight I ever watched as a kid…”??? 😳
WHAT?! Holy Shit! Thanks for making me feel old!
I watched this at my 40th Birthday Party!
🎈😂 🎈
@@codyeble6764 right lol
So much respect for Jose Aldo. He could have ended Fabre and knew it, but chose to coast through the final round... He is a legendary fighter and a great guy too...
Jose’ Aldo was NOT playing it safe as the great J.R. suggested. Aldo knew what damage he put on Urijah and decided to show mercy rather than inflict anymore serious damage. These are two legends of the sport and I’m glad to see Jose’ still going strong.
this is one of the best fights not enough people have seen.
also this is one if not Aldo's best performance. the leg kicks, the boxing, the accuracy. it was all just beautiful.
and respect at end.. legend!
The body shots would've dropped 90% of fighters
Boring as hell though.
@@kaibe5241 casual
Lay-down artists should bring a pillow.
Aldo will forever be the greatest FW of all time. Absolute legend.
You must be taking the piss
@@donny9078 cant deny aldo's rain as fw champ, for sure the fw goat
Put him with an Irishman - and he will fall at the first blow
@@cahillgreg put the irishman with dp or nate an he will tap or go to sleep
All these casuals watching like his only fight was with Conor. Guys clearly know nothing about what the word LEGACY means. 18 fight win streak, 6 title defences, undefeated for over a decade. No FW has achieved that, so ya greatest FW of all time. The only legacy Conor is gonna leave behind is never defending any of the 4 belts he won and sucker punching old men in bars, breaking fans phones and other childish temper tantrums.
My friend and i were huge Faber fans in the wec days. When this fight was announced he asked me "what do you think" I said that Uriah didn't have anything for this guy. I was wrong he had a TON of heart. Mad Respect to that Man.
Uriah is the one who got me into the "smaller" guys and was always one of my favorites. I always loved watching him cause if anything he tried to make it entertaining! One of the OGs imo.
My man got a fetish watching Faber fights lmao
@@TheMrJhonas wtf r you even talking about? This is literally the first fight I’ve seen in years, since he retired.. Go see a therapist if that’s really what you got from my comment.
@@MrNobody91 i was being sarcastic lol
@@TheMrJhonas you really touched a nerve apparently 🤣
you're into smaller guys huh?
He didn't attack at the end because he showed ultimate respect to Urujah to not humiliate him in front of his home crowd. Very obvious. A true gentleman.
Jose Aldo is patient, talented, calculated with excellent timing and extremely accurate... Urijah took the fight like a champ... He never quit and as bad as his left leg was hurting, he still manned up and walked to the center of the ring for the winner to be announced... Both men present great sportsmanship👍
looks like (in the video; not in your words) that faber layed down or just posed a lot.
@I'm From Ferguson, Missouri 0 title defenses...
You must be taking the piss
@I'm From Ferguson, Missouri still 0 title defenses hahaha
Urijah was outclassed and in the later stages of his career... Not to mention Urijah was always a little short and stubby and if he couldn't close the distance and take the fight to the ground where he was best fights went badly for him much like Sean Sherk...
God watching aldo just chop his legs off is difficult. Any really skilled hard leg kicking guys is always gruesome! Great skills by both fighters.
I always felt that Aldo decided not to inflict further unnecessary damage to Faber as he knew he had it won as opposed to playing it safe.
Exactly. Why keep kicking the leg and maybe permanently injuring the opponent, when you have clearly already won? I think it was a great show of sportsmanship, even though these dumb commentators did not understand it and called it "boring".
I totally agree. And, from a competitor's perspective I am sure that he saw no reason to cripple his opponent either. Great Sportsmanship from Aldo.
Respect
Jose definitely showed some class and sportsmanship in this fight.
@@wizewizard1840 ppaaa
Joe saying that Aldo was tired and it was a 'boring' ending. I truly believe he decided to show a clear act of mercy after power kicking him for 4 rounds straight.. Aldo the merciful
Both of these men are legends.
You mean leg ends
Aldo gave Fabre the respect he deserved for his toughness, and heart, hats off to Aldo.
Aldo changed the game. And 12 years later is still kicking ass
The most brutal display of leg kicking I’ve ever seen
Nope. Think Anderson Silva or Weidman
Nope. This was def the worst beating , those were checked kicks
Nothing on Pedro Rizzo
Edson barboza has 2 tko’s from leg kicks , both brutal
Go watch K1 (respectfully) Ernesto Hoost, Andy Hug etc
I've seen clips of this lots and lots of time, first time seeing the whole fight. Perfection!
You must be taking the piss
Most fighters don't want to end someone's career. He showed respect to his opponent and the sport. Good on you.
Monstro o melhor de todos os tempos, maior que o mundo parabéns José Aldo vc nos representa
Jesus I gained a whole new level of respect for Urijah Faber. This man was in agony at the end trying to stand there for the final announcement. Talk about heart of a warrior imagine how many times he had to tell his own mind "NO" after his body is so beaten. That's mental toughness at its finest.
Its called adrenaline…
Yup. Adrenaline wore off by then.
@@2S1L3NT usually wears off after the fight
So much honor in this fight! Endless respect to both of them.
São dois atletas que se equivalem como duas feras do esporte.
Esse tipo de Luta é difícil de se repetir.
Hoje tem muitos lutadores que entram com medo de perder e não fazem aquele Luta franca que o público gosta
I'll never forget this fight. I remember watching this live, and the next day Faber had released a video talking about the fight and showed his leg. He was on crutches. Aldo DESTROYED that man's legs that night. I can't imagine what kind of pain Faber must have felt after the adrenaline subsided...
Much respect for both of them, Faber got his thigh destroyed but his spirit went the distance and Aldo showed great mercy and sportsmanship by not causing unneccessary damage.
For sure he was on a wheelchair.
Plusieurs personnes qui se 7:30 7:30
wondering how many tons of 'no way jose' were brought back home on tears and 'booos'...
Jose Aldo showed tons of Mercy!
Aldo showed great sportsmanship and respect at the end. That speaks volumes!
José Aldo és uma lenda obrigado
Urijah Faber: *There was never no check*
The crazy thing is Aldo is still at the top of his game 12 yrs later.
Aldo has consistently been ranked in the top 5 FW for over a decade. INSANE
Good one, that's pretty funny, top of his game lmfao!
@@donny9078 near it lmao, hes top 4 in one if the hardest weight classes in the sport
@@donny9078 The disrespect is crazy. Dude has been one of the most dominant champions in the sport's HISTORY!!! And still is ranked top 5 in one of the toughest divisions! 10+ title defenses, and I'd just like to mention that Conor has 0 career title defenses 😅😅😅💯 I'd like to leave that right there lmao
@@donny9078 Connor fanboy lol. Aldo is an absolute beast. Bad night against Connor.
Mannn.. this era of mma was it! What came after is crazy. Much respect to these guy and pioneers before them.
Mano do céu, essa luta é uma aula grátis pra todo mundo que tá começando a treinar e lutar, vc que tá começando estude essa luta!!!
These were the days! If you watched mma during the wec days you are awesome!
He showed mercy on Uriah, plain and simple. That’s all it was. Respect. If he hated him, he would have crippled his ass!
Wish WEC was still around; they were the only competitors to the UFC for me. ALWAYS put on crazy, exciting fights, and produced some of the best fighters.
These were the good old days. I’m a big fan of Faber but he got whooped. Aldo has a good range of motion with both of his leg kicks. Beautiful. 💪🏽
Aldo saw a heart. Knew he had already won. No need to permanently hurt someone. Especially Uriah. He's a good dude.
Ye that is pretty much what happened on round 5. Aldo has spoken about it in interviews in the past, he wanted to let Faber get to the end without any further damage to honor Faber's display of heart since he knew the fight was won already.
yep I think you're right.
That is what Fabers coaches were thanking him for at the end.
Saudade desse José Aldo. O que engolia a perna do adversário no chute. Infelizmente o tempo passa e nosso campeão não consegue mais uma performance assim. Uma lenda.
a idade conta muito pra essa categoria, mais ele ainda é um monstro ta passando o carro dnv
u0j
@@Jean-ql3ss como se ele tivesse 50 anos, cara ta novo ainda.
I heard he just stopped leg kicking, because from playing soccer, he has problems with it?
@@Actraiser1337 not really because he played soccer, but because he leg kicked so much when he was younger and he had leg injuries he doesnt leg kick as much anymore.
Honestly this was the good days in UFC
It’s amazing to me, all these years and they still talk about the damage leg kicks do, to the punching power and ability to move. It’s like every time it happens, it’s a new thing!
Mad respect for the gentleman fighter Jose Aldo!
Those leg kicks were some of the most vicious and skillful to be done in a championship fight if not the top number 1 in the top 10. Fabre is pure Athlete. He’s fought with broken hands and busted legs. This fight was incredible.
Faber*
@@opiumtrail7032 stfu english teacher pet
Took 12yrs for someone to post this full fight. About time
Wish the UFC had uploaded Urijah Faber’s California love walkout
First Aldo fight I've ever watched. I'll never forget that day in high-school, I've been a lifelong hardcore fan ever since.
Okay?
@@moco3476 Okay?
Lifelong since high school lol. I'm joking, the sport draws u in n you won't get out when you watch one like this👌
@@NicolaMaxwell you’re cute so I won’t troll you
@WILLIAMS F1 RACING. lmao, I've been a lifetime fan since I was a teenager. I'm 34 now🤣🤣
Jose Aldo feel for him for the pain,
He have feelings and the love ❤
Great sportsmanship!
It's not always about destroying your opponent. Jose chose not to, in front of Cali kid's hometown.
I completely agree with J.R., Favor is an awesome fighter, but Aldo is top-notch 👌
Tons of respect for both fighers!! 👍👍
You clearly see Aldo wasn't trying to hurt Faber in the last rounds. He knew he won and didn't want to damage his opponent.
Agreed 👍
Mad respect for that fr
Jose wasn’t tryna “play it safe” he purposely stopped throwing that leg kick, or even attack him because he knew Faber wasn’t giving up… Aldo simply had TOOO much respect for fabers heart.
yep, i agree. I thought Aldo was also perhaps showing a little bit of compassion there mixed with the respect.
That's respect he knew what he was up against👌
I disagree. You dont know Aldo. This guys have no mercy. Wath his movie and you will know. Congrats to Faber to stand in that beat up.
@@cunecao Have you never seen any UFC fight where one of the fighters thinks the opponent has taken too much damage? You see it sometimes, not often though. When Gaethje was beating on Cerrone he kept looking at the ref urging him to stop it. When Overeem had Walt Harris flattened out and could do whatever he wanted he only threw soft punches until it was stopped. Dariush could have destroyed Ferguson's knee but decided not to.....These instances of compassion happen dude. Are you sure you know what you're saying?
@@JimChap where are Justin's mercy against El cucuy? Its complicated.
People were complaining about lack of action, but it seemed that Aldo had compassion for his OBVIOUSLY hurt opponent. Jose could've demolished him several times in the final round, but opted to tack it slow, not even attacking after dude buckled with that body shot. I respect Aldo for this.
Respect both fighters! 💪 🍻 🎊 🇷🇴 Congrats Aldo for the win and for the fair-play!
Over a decade has passed and Aldo is still the man..what heart!
"My leg was a balloon! My leg came out of the socket!" ~ Urijah Faber
Jose Aldo is the 🐐 at featherweight, his run in the WEC was legendary tore threw the division with the perfect blend of Athleticism, and Fundamentals.
Não me canso de assistir essa luta. Simplesmente incrível.
Always love watching José Aldo fight, glad to see these free old fights. LET'S GO ALDO 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
"Brazil your a dump"
Faber absorbed & fought through some of the most excruciating kicks in MMA history to the thigh for 5 rounds, I could only imagine the damage Aldo would have done if he directed them at the calf.
It's likely Faber's leg would've literally given out & wouldn't of had the opportunity to "tough" it out. Regardless, Faber's one of the most resilient & stubborn fighters in MMA & more then deserves his place in the UFC Hall of Fame
His leg doubled in size and he was on crutches the next day. It was insane!
Useally kickibixing drills condition the quads for damage, the reason calf kicks work is because no one activity conditions the meaty part of the calf
@@smesh4190 calf kicks are actually relatively easy to check. You can't really condition nerves and the one around the calf isn't well protected. Thai fighters stand square as compared to mma and they check calf kicks really easy. Funnily enough, Aldo has the best calf kick defense in all of MMA right now. Because MMA fighters tend to stand more bladed and stand lower as compared to other striking arts, you aren't naturally in a position to just turn your knee out to check them. Lifting also keeps you under the risk of being caught cause you can't move out of striking range and you don't have a good base to sprawl. Aldo just swivels both legs. Really cool.
That's why more fighters are targeting the calf. While thigh kicks will compromise mobility really tough dudes like Faber will gut through the horrific pain. When done well calf kicks just short-circuite the nerve. Doesn't matter how tough you are if your nerves can't respond to your brain, you aren't standing up.
@@Kagemusha08 also Holloway: ok Yair, kick one more to let me take you down
Two legends WEC had so much talent, multiple hof. Shoutout to versus
Aldo’s pivoting is so underrated. He doesn’t move back as much as move to a new angle to attack.
Aldo showed great respect for Faber in the last round. It would appear that he didn’t want to continue attacking him to prevent possible permanent damage to Faber’s leg. He knew Faber wouldn’t quit, and out of respect, he didn’t go in for the finish that could have done permanent damage. I’m sure he was wanting a rematch in the future.
Aldo's corner telling him not to go to his guard, to tell him to get up, and even so Aldo didn't, he knew he had already won the fight and he didn't want to hurt the opponent anymore
I remember watching this fight live..i was at my friends house i was the only one rooting for Aldo....been a fan since the beginning of his wec career..this is literally the fucking goat..he defended the belt multiple times against top ranked fighters in their prime in wec and the ufc
This fight was one of the best fights ever and I never get tired of watching it ❤👌💥💥
Most underrated champ for sure.
Aldo is a legend
Man. Looking back at this fight, Aldo is just a beast. I have to say that Faber took that ass woopen like a man. Most people would have not answered that bell. We have seen men walk out the ring after much less than that. He is a real tough dude
WEC Aldo = GOAT
Been a big fan of these fighters since 2009
Aldo showed soo much mercy. What true sportsman. Fabor is all heart here too. This fight was tugging on the heart strings for both fighters!
I Salute you both 🫡
Mario Yamasaki: If the leg doesn't tear off his body, im not stopping the fight!
This was the absolute biggest fight in FW history at the time
And Jose Aldo put the whole world on notice
He can ruin anyone, even the ELITE
And probably the only time jose has been booed by fans
You can totally see at the end when he goes to walk off upset Aldo stops him says come here man it’s okay bro u will come back and be better and kissed his head this dude has so much respect he just came one of my all time favorites
Great match! Faber's TOUGHEST defeat... Aldo was a true champion!
12 years of this fight and Aldo continues to be beaten ass of fighters.
I'm Brazilian, i'm proud about josé aldo!! He is a great person! A great fighter!
I am from South Africa and I salute Jose Aldo, he is a legend man. One of the mma greats. I am a huge fan of Brazilian fighters and Aldo is right up there with the best of the best.
Love both of these warriors. Faber was my first fav MMA fighter. Aldo gained my respect and admiration for fights like these and many others.
Sempre quis ver essa luta completa, obrigado por postar.
José Aldo, é muito humilde e além de vencer seu oponente, ele ainda o cumprimentou e também foi cumprimentar os treinadores do rapaz. E por isso, que com essa humildade ele chegou onde chegou.
José Aldo, is very humble and in addition to beating his opponent, he still greeted him and also greeted the boy's coaches. And that's why with this humility he got where he is.
O que o José Aldo fez no quarto round foi de um respeito que nunca deve ser esquecido Deus abençoe sempre esse moço
Man, I miss WEC.. also my leg is getting sore just preparing to watch this
Tradition is that once in a while I come back to this
Me encanta las 2 actitudes, José Aldo con toda la seguridad en si mismo y Faber con la determinación más grande del mundo, en una sincronía antagonista y perfecta ,, WOW 💪🍀💪🍀
*BACK WHEN ALDO USED TO ACTUALLY USE HIS LEGS KICKS...😐*
Right 😂
he stopped cuz he had some injury
@@user-vn8ep4ng55 yeah I think he damaged his foot,leg permanently
age catches up to everyone eventually. Most fighters go from a prime jose aldo style with lots of kicks to a majority boxing style by the end as its just to much on the knees
@@bsx121 yep he doesn’t wanna injure it even more that’s why he doesn’t throw many kicks in general