Aldo's coach called Martinez a tough opponent

Alexandr Ormanji April 30, 2024, 4:34 p.m.

Emerson Falcao, coach of former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo shared his expectations for the upcoming fight between his charge and American Jonathan Martinez.

"Martinez is a tough opponent. He has a very diverse arsenal, he kicks well with his feet. We have tried to align our training camp with his style. Jose is well prepared and, most importantly, motivated. He wants to fight, he wants a fight and he expects to win by knockout. We can expect from him only a brutal victory by knockout," said Falcao.

Recall that the fight between Jose Aldo and Jonathan Martinez will take place on May 4 in Rio de Janeiro in the co-main event of UFC 301.

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