Who won the Aldo Mendes fight?

Jose Aldo
Featherweight: Jose Aldo vs. Chad Mendes. With his second win over Chad Mendes during Saturday’s main event, Jose Aldo remains the only featherweight champion in UFC history. Aldo won the incredible five-round fight via unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 49-46).

How many fights Jose Aldo lost?

Jose Aldo Record: 31-7-0

W/L Fighter Event
loss Jose Aldo Max Holloway UFC 218: Holloway vs. Aldo 2 Dec. 02, 2017
loss Jose Aldo Max Holloway UFC 212: Aldo vs. Holloway Jun. 03, 2017
win Jose Aldo Frankie Edgar UFC 200: Tate vs Nunes Jul. 09, 2016
loss Jose Aldo Conor McGregor UFC 194: Aldo vs McGregor Dec. 12, 2015

How fast did Aldo get knocked out?

Six years have passed since Conor McGregor knocked out Jose Aldo in 13-seconds at UFC 194 and backstage footage from before the fight proved it wasn’t a fluke. McGregor’s meteoric rise through the featherweight ranks since his debut in 2013 led to the Irishman being booked to fight Aldo in December 2015.

How many fights did Aldo win in a row?

As of 6 December 2021, he is ranked #3 in the UFC bantamweight rankings. After his first MMA defeat in November 2005, Aldo remained undefeated for over a decade, winning 18 straight fights until UFC 194 in December 2015.

What happened to Jose aldosterone face?

Aldo received it as a child through a rather bizarre accident. It took place at a family party and Aldo’s eldest sibling, Joseline, picked up his crib and threw it at her sister. Aldo was in it at the time and ended up landing face first on a lit barbecue, leaving him scarred.

How old was McGregor when he fought Aldo?

“He’s powerful and fast, but precision beats power and timing beats speed,” the 27-year-old McGregor said of his knockout victory, which came after the pair’s original meeting in July was postponed due to an Aldo injury. “I feel for Jose,” McGregor added. “He was a phenomenal champion.”

What was the outcome of the fight between Jose Aldo and Chad Mendes?

Review: 2012-01-14, great fight between Jose Aldo and Chad Mendes especially for the impressive KO at the end of the first round. Jose Aldo (20-1-0) entered as the No.1 featherweight in the world while the undefeated Chad Mendes (11-0-0) entered as the No.5.

Did Aldo land more leg kicks than Mendes?

The funny part is, even standing up prior to that, Mendes was clearly the faster fighter and was getting off leg kicks at will. Aldo landed a few too as expected, but ate even more.

Did Aldo cheat on Mendes?

Yes, that knockout was insane, but I do agree that Aldo did cheat a bit. I just hope that we get an Aldo vs Mendes rematch in the next year. However, I do think that Aldo would win anyways.

Did Mendes really takedown Aldo at 7/11?

Disagree about the takedown @ 7:11. Mendes would have lifted him up and put him on the ground had Aldo not grabbed hold of the fence, but it would have been no different then what happened a few seconds after.