A Brazilian fighter, who made a debut in Serbia, plans to compete at welterweight for the remainder of his career, despite carrying significantly more weight outside camp. He credits his nutrition and weight-cut specialist for making the process manageable.
debut in Serbia, the unbeaten Brazilian told Sherdog he plans to spend the remainder of his career competing at welterweight despite carrying significantly more weight outside camp.
, acknowledged that making the welterweight limit is demanding. However, he said the process is manageable with the help of nutrition and weight-cut specialist Rogerio Camoes.
“I think because I arrived late to the weigh-in, a lot of people assumed I had trouble making weight,” Oliveira told Sherdog. “The odds in my favor even dropped, but the truth is everything is planned. I make 77 kilograms without much difficulty, mainly because I work with Rogerio Camoes.
He has worked with Although Oliveira entered the Octagon at just over 90 kilograms after making the welterweight non-title limit, he dismissed any suggestion that he could eventually follow fighters such as “The plan is to stay at welterweight until the end of my career—another nine or 10 years—without any issues,” Oliveira said. Quillan Salkilld reflects on journey to UFC Vegas 120 main eventUFC 331 card just got deeper with anticipated rematches, return of Gable StevesonQuillan Salkilld reflects on journey to UFC Vegas 120 main eventPFL Charlotte announces complete fight card for Aug. 7 ESPN eventMatt Brown gives PFL-MVP credit, but says UFC gap remains massive
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