Jose Aldo is back at featherweight, though that wasn’t the plan. The former UFC and WEC champion was scheduled to face Aimeann Zahabi in a bantamweight bout on Saturday’s UFC 315 main card.

UFC Hall of Famer Jose Aldo addressed speculation he could return to fighting in the ring after UFC 315. Jose Aldo ‘s last UFC hurrah didn’t disappoint against Aiemann Zahabi at UFC 315.

Jose Aldo announced his retirement in the cage Saturday after a loss at UFC 315 in Montreal. Aldo (32-10 MMA, 14-9 UFC) dropped a unanimous decision to Aiemann Zahabi (13-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) on the ...

Former two-time featherweight champion Jose Aldo entered his UFC 315 fight against Aiemann Zahabi hoping to make another run at a UFC championship. Following the fight, Aldo seemingly retired. The ...

According to MMAWeekly.com, former two-time featherweight champion Jose Aldo may have fought his last fight in Saturday’s UFC 315. Aldo seemingly removed his gloves as to signal his retirement ...

In fact, it wasn't even just a simple matter of Aldo giving up a percentage of his purse for the weight infraction. In Quebec, where UFC 315 went down at Bell Centre in Montreal, more than a five ...

Former featherweight king Jose Aldo, 38, of Brazil, returned to action on the UFC 315 card in Montreal. Facing Canadian bantamweight Aiemann Zahabi, Aldo lost a close unanimous decision, with ...

Former featherweight king Jose Aldo, 38, of Brazil, returned to action on the UFC 315 card in Montreal. Facing Canadian bantamweight Aiemann Zahabi, Aldo lost a close unanimous decision, with ...

On Saturday, Jose Aldo held court for family, friends and the media at Upper Arena in Rio de Janeiro in a celebration of his legendary career after announcing his retirement at UFC 315 on May 10.

After a unanimous decision loss to Aiemann Zahabi last Saturday at UFC 315, Jose Aldo announced his retirement. Advertisement However, a post published by Aldo himself on Instagram the following ...

Ahead of UFC 315, fans were somewhat critical of the matchup between Montreal’s Zahabi and Jose Aldo with many wanting to see the Brazilian icon face more established names.