After kicking him while he was down by mocking him immediately after his first UFC loss to Nate Diaz back at UFC 196 in March, former UFC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo is back to capitalize on the attention the latest Conor McGregor situation is getting.
Aldo, the former UFC 145-pound champion who was knocked out in 13 seconds by McGregor last December, took to social media on Friday to take a shot at McGregor for his refusal to promote UFC 200 as expected, a move that ended up resulting in UFC pulling the plug on the scheduled McGregor-Diaz II fight.
“Training here in Vegas last night,” wrote Aldo. “Because some of us can train while still promoting the fight. @ufc @Reebok”
Jose Aldo makes his Octagon return at UFC 200, as he fights Frankie Edgar in a rematch for the interim UFC Featherweight title.
UFC 200 takes place on Saturday, July 9, 2016 from the brand new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Training here in Vegas last night. Because some of us can train while still promoting the fight. @ufc @Reebok pic.twitter.com/vRIb5DDRVS
— Jose Aldo Junior (@josealdojunior) April 22, 2016