A pair of UFC lightweights announced their release from that organization Tuesday on Twitter.
Charlie Brenneman, 33, was on his second UFC career stint, the most recent running 0-3. ‘The Spainard’ was stopped in all three of his most-recent UFC bouts, to Beneil Dariush, Danny Castillo and Leandro Silva, respectively. Brenneman previously competed in the UFC as a welterweight from March of 2010 to September of 2012. During that eight-bout run, Brenneman amassed a record of 4-4.
His pro record sits at 19-8.
Was released fr @ufc today. Looking forward to starting the next chapter. Thx to my supporters!
— Charlie Brenneman (@SpaniardMMA) December 30, 2014
Vallie-Flagg, 36, fought four times inside the Octagon, amassing a 1-3 record where he dropped his last three in a row. Vallie-Flagg dropped unanimous decisions in each of his losses, to Elias Sliverio, Takanori Gomi and Matt Wiman. He also competed in the
The Jackson-Winkeljohn product’s record stands at 14-6-1.
Well fuck sometimes putting on a fun show isn’t enough.
— ike vallie-flagg (@IKEVF) December 30, 2014
I would like to thank @ufc @seanshelby joe silva and @danawhite for the opportunity I was givin to fulfill a dream!
— ike vallie-flagg (@IKEVF) December 30, 2014
Hey @ScottCoker you guys need anybody over at @BellatorMMA who comes to scrap every fight?
— ike vallie-flagg (@IKEVF) December 30, 2014