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Dana White OK with WEC champ Jose Aldo’s non-finish, open to 135-pound and UFC bids
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – WEC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s first title defense wasn’t exactly a nail-biter. But it didn’t come close to UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva’s much-maligned UFC 112 performance, said UFC president Dana White.
The UFC figurehead conceded a finish would have been nice, though. After a night filled with barnburners, Aldo’s decision win ended WEC 48 on a conservative note.
“Obviously the main event is always the big topper,” White said of Aldo’s fight with Urijah Faber. “I think [Aldo] could have finished that fight. I think he was being very – I’ll call it extremely cautious.”
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – WEC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s first title defense wasn’t exactly a nail-biter. But it didn’t come close to UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva’s much-maligned UFC 112 performance, said UFC president Dana White.
The UFC figurehead conceded a finish would have been nice, though. After a night filled with barnburners, Aldo’s decision win ended WEC 48 on a conservative note.
“Obviously the main event is always the big topper,” White said of Aldo’s fight with Urijah Faber. “I think [Aldo] could have finished that fight. I think he was being very – I’ll call it extremely cautious.”
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – WEC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s first title defense wasn’t exactly a nail-biter. But it didn’t come close to UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva’s much-maligned UFC 112 performance, said UFC president Dana White.