Moreno's rivalry boosted interest in flyweight division

Brandon Moreno is set to fight again this Saturday at UFC Fight Night in Mexico City. He will face former title contender Steve Erceg. Moreno recently bounced back from two losses by defeating Amir Albazi, a rising star in the flyweight category. Moreno, 31, has a history of thrilling fights, with his first meeting against Deiveson Figueiredo being the highlight. UFC President Dana White called that fight the "greatest in the division's history." It took place at UFC 256, where Moreno was seen as an underdog. However, he showed resilience and determination, demonstrating his Mexican fighting spirit. During the fight, both fighters battled hard for five rounds. A point was deducted from Figueiredo in the third round, which gave Moreno new hope. The match ended in a draw, thrilling fans and earning accolades from White. He praised both fighters for their performances. Moreno's exciting rivalry with Figueiredo helped revive interest in the UFC's flyweight division, especially after Demetrious Johnson's departure. Their four matches have made history, showcasing competitive fights that have captivated audiences. Moreno is aiming to earn another title shot and possibly become a three-time champion.