Moicano promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Renato Moicano waited for the fight result to respond to Chris Duncan 's statements . The Brazilian faced the Scotsman in the main event of UFC Vegas 115, held last Saturday (4), and dominated his rival until he managed to get the submission in the second round. The outcome was far from what the European had predicted, as he had suggested that the "YouTuber" would not be focused because of his success on the internet.
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Moicano reacted humorously to the criticism and mocked the fact that he won despite being accused of being distracted by live streams. The Brasília native stated that he even intends to joke about the situation, creating a shirt with the phrase that his opponent lost to a streamer.
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"He spoke badly of live streams... He lost to a streamer, that's the truth. I'm going to make a shirt (that says): 'Lost to a streamer'," Moicano said, laughing.
Furthermore, Moicano highlighted that many fighters also engage in activities outside of MMA without it affecting their performance. In his view, the difference lies only in the form of monetization, since some prefer not to financially exploit this type of content, unlike those who seek to transform exposure into income.
“Fighters are all lazy. Everyone does something that has nothing to do with fighting. Pantoja plays Call of Duty for 6 hours, and that makes him a bad champion? He's just not monetizing, and Calvão likes money, so let's monetize, let's make videos,” concluded the Brazilian.
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