Brian Ortega Withdraws from UFC 326 Event
Brian Ortega has officially withdrawn from the upcoming UFC 326 event. The lightweight fighter made the announcement via a video message on social media. He cited lingering injuries as the reason for his decision.
Withdrawal from UFC 326
Ortega was slated to compete against Renato Moicano on March 7 in Las Vegas. In his message, he assured fans that his overall health is stable, stating, “I’m OK. Health is good. No surgeries, nothing crazy like that.”
However, Ortega emphasized the necessity of taking time off to recover and manage his injuries. He mentioned the need for rest, healing, and physical therapy to address his condition.
Future Plans
Despite this setback, Ortega is optimistic about his fighting career. He expressed plans to fight twice within the year and encouraged fans to stay tuned for updates. “It’s just a little bit delayed,” he noted.
Context on Past Performance
- Ortega currently holds an 8-5 record with the UFC.
- He aims to bounce back after a two-fight losing streak.
- His opponent, Renato Moicano, is also looking to recover from consecutive defeats.
With Ortega’s withdrawal confirmed, UFC 326 will proceed with Moicano likely facing a new opponent. The situation continues to unfold as fighters prepare for the March event.
