UFC parts ways with Feijao Cavalcante, Daniel Sarafian

Tough weekend for Brazil.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) said goodbye to light heavyweight sluggers Rafael Cavalcante and Daniel Sarafian this past weekend, according to a report from Olimpo MMA, after both fighters suffered …

Tough weekend for Brazil.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) said goodbye to light heavyweight sluggers Rafael Cavalcante and Daniel Sarafian this past weekend, according to a report from Olimpo MMA, after both fighters suffered losses back in February.

Cavalcante (12-7, 1 NC) — the only person to beat Yoel Romero (besides USADA) — once held the light heavyweight strap under the Strikeforce banner. Unfortunately, “Feijao” was unable to replicate that success after crossing over, managing a meager 1-4 record and getting knocked out twice in the process.

Sarafian (9-6) didn’t fare much better. Once a highly-touted prospect on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): “Brazil,” the former finalist scraped together a 2-4 run inside the Octagon. He was last seen looking up at the lights against Oluwale Bamgbose in Pittsburgh.

While no fighter wants to be let go for underperforming, both thirty-something combatants will have a chance to rebound in competing promotions like Bellator MMA, ONE Championship, or World Series of Fighting.

Or maybe even here.

UFC parts ways with Feijao Cavalcante, Daniel Sarafian

Tough weekend for Brazil.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) said goodbye to light heavyweight sluggers Rafael Cavalcante and Daniel Sarafian this past weekend, according to a report from Olimpo MMA, after both fighters suffered …

Tough weekend for Brazil.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) said goodbye to light heavyweight sluggers Rafael Cavalcante and Daniel Sarafian this past weekend, according to a report from Olimpo MMA, after both fighters suffered losses back in February.

Cavalcante (12-7, 1 NC) — the only person to beat Yoel Romero (besides USADA) — once held the light heavyweight strap under the Strikeforce banner. Unfortunately, “Feijao” was unable to replicate that success after crossing over, managing a meager 1-4 record and getting knocked out twice in the process.

Sarafian (9-6) didn’t fare much better. Once a highly-touted prospect on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF): “Brazil,” the former finalist scraped together a 2-4 run inside the Octagon. He was last seen looking up at the lights against Oluwale Bamgbose in Pittsburgh.

While no fighter wants to be let go for underperforming, both thirty-something combatants will have a chance to rebound in competing promotions like Bellator MMA, ONE Championship, or World Series of Fighting.

Or maybe even here.