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Jose Aldo considers free agency and potential fight against Sean O’Malley following UFC 301 victory

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After an impressive unanimous decision win against Jonathan Martinez at UFC 301, Jose Aldo finds himself in a unique position as one of the hottest free agents in MMA. Despite his victory, Aldo is now faced with the task of sitting down with Dana White and the UFC brass to discuss his future, as per the terms of his contract.

Returning to the octagon for the first time in nearly two years, Aldo’s win over Martinez in Rio de Janeiro has reignited talks of a potential title shot in the bantamweight division. Despite his previous loss to Merab Dvalishvili, Aldo remains optimistic about his chances of skipping the line and fighting for the title if he decides to re-sign with the promotion.

In addition to a potential title shot, Aldo has also been offered a fight on the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing card. While he is open to the opportunity, Aldo is prioritizing his commitment to the UFC and is in no rush to make a decision.

If Aldo chooses to stick with the UFC, there are several exciting matchups on the horizon for him, including potential bouts with former champions Henry Cejudo and Dominick Cruz, as well as a showdown with perennial contender Cory Sandhagen. Despite the challenges ahead, Aldo remains focused on his future in the sport and is eager to see what opportunities lie ahead.

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