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Monday Morning Hangover: What’s next for Brian Ortega after weigh-in disaster, loss at UFC Shanghai?
UFC Shanghai went down this past weekend (Sat., Aug. 23, 2025) inside Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, China, leaving several fighters feeling the post-fight blues. Among them was Mingyang Zhang, who was upset by Johnny Walker in front of his hometown crowd (see it again here).
Brian Ortega asked difficult question after one-sided UFC Shanghai loss… ‘Are you really into this?’
Plenty were shocked to see the fight go ahead, and when he did enter the cage, ‘T-City’ offered little offense to trouble Sterling. John McCarthy, for one, saw a man who is not as motivated and passionate about fighting as he once was.
Brian Ortega is still competing tomorrow morning (Sat.., Aug. 23, 2025) at UFC Shanghai from Shanghai, China, but not after ...
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After a tough loss at UFC 306 and having dropped three of his last four fights, T-City seems determined to make a strong statement. August 23rd — Brian Ortega (@BrianTcity) July 8, 2025 ...
I’m a little surprised that Brian Ortega is remaining at 145. The former UFC title challenger had made it clear that he was intending to move up to lightweight, but he’s instead staying at 145.
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