
Glover Teixeira defeated Maurício Shogun at Spaten Fight Night. Photo: Inovafoto/Spaten Press Release
After many attempts, Spaten Fight Night finally got it right. Despite their advanced age to fight, Glover Teixeira and Maurício Shogun put on a real war in the main fight of the third edition of the event, held last Saturday (29), in São Paulo. In it, the Minas Gerais native won by unanimous decision, but there was no loser.
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Since the duel pleased fans and professionals of combat sports, SUPER LUTAS decided to list what we can expect to see at the next show.

Glover prepares to fight in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Given Glover 's impressive boxing debut, there's no reason to forget him at Spaten Fight Night 4. Therefore, since the athlete has already stated he will remain active, either in boxing or grappling, Vitor Belfort could be a worthy opponent. In fact, 'The Phenom' was close to fighting at the event, but withdrew from the rematch against Wanderlei Silva in 2025 due to a concussion suffered in training.

Maurício Shogun promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction
Defeated at the event, Shogun hinted that he has definitively retired from combat sports. However, should he decide to continue competing, the athlete, who once frightened and shook Glover with his power, would fit well in a trilogy with Lyoto Machida . It's worth remembering that the fighters had two fights in the UFC (2009 and 2010), with one victory for each side. In the first, 'The Dragon' won by unanimous decision, but in the rematch, Rua knocked him out in the first round.

Durinho makes weight and confirms fight in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
In Jiu-Jitsu, Gilbert Burns could have a specialist duel with Demian Maia . In the UFC, Burns won by knockout in the first round in 2020. As he continues to compete in grappling, the Niterói native, who doesn't shy away from a good challenge, could face the legend of the gentle art again.

Aldo celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
José Aldo is another renowned professional who makes perfect sense to be at Spaten Fight Night. Retired from the UFC, the Brazilian remains involved in combat sports and continues training in boxing. Therefore, there's a tremendously attractive option for the 'King of Rio': finally bringing his rivalry with Acelino Freitas, aka Popó, to life.
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