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Alexandre Pantoja reflects on UFC 301 victory as a pivotal moment in the flyweight division

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In a thrilling night at the Farmasi Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Alexandre Pantoja successfully defended his UFC flyweight title for the second time, defeating Steve Erceg in a hard-fought battle at UFC 301. Despite Erceg’s impressive performance, Pantoja emerged victorious, solidifying his status as one of the top fighters in the division.

Speaking at the post-fight media scrum, Pantoja expressed his satisfaction with the state of the UFC flyweight division, highlighting the division’s recent resurgence. With his win, Pantoja joined an elite group of fighters who have successfully defended their flyweight title multiple times, following in the footsteps of Demetrious Johnson.

Pantoja’s victory also marked a significant moment for the flyweight division, which had faced uncertainty in the past. The Brazilian fighter believes that recent headlining bouts and the division’s overall competitiveness are proof of its strength and resilience.

Looking ahead, Pantoja is eager to face top-five contenders in the division but is also looking forward to taking a well-deserved break. After three fights in less than a year, the flyweight champion is focused on enjoying some downtime before returning to the octagon.

As Pantoja basks in the glory of his latest victory, fans can expect more exciting matchups and headline-worthy fights in the UFC flyweight division, thanks to the champion’s skill and determination.

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