Renato Moicano highlights the important decision for Alexandre Pantoja after his defeat at UFC 331.

After losing to Joshua Van, the Brazilian receives advice from his teammate about the next steps in his career.

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Alexandre Pantoja lost to Joshua Van in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC

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Renato Moicano indicated Alexandre Pantoja 's next step after the defeat to Joshua Van at UFC 331 , held last Saturday (19), in Los Angeles, USA. The Brazilian lost the fight for the flyweight belt (up to 56,7 kg) by unanimous decision of the judges and is now experiencing a moment of uncertainty in his career.

In an interview with ESPN, available this Tuesday (22), Moicano assessed Pantoja's current situation and pointed out what he believes is the best path for the former champion before thinking about a new commitment in the octagon. The teammate highlighted 'Cannibal's' history in the UFC and surprised by talking about the Brazilian's future.

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“I think Pantoja needed to take some time off. He hasn't had time to rest (since becoming champion). Let a few rounds pass, let these guys fight. It's time for him to rest and enjoy his legacy and family a little, savor this career he's built, and come back soon,” said Renato Moicano.

Alexandre Pantoja arrived at UFC 331 looking to reclaim the belt after his injury, but ended up being defeated by Joshua Van after five rounds.

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Pantoja with his UFC belts. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/pantoja_oficial

At 36 years old, Alexandre Pantoja is one of the top names in the UFC and one of the most successful fighters in the flyweight division. A professional since 2007, the Brazilian has a record of 30 wins and seven losses, notably with eight knockout victories and 12 submission wins. Pantoja has achieved remarkable victories over Manel Kape , Brandon Moreno , Brandon Royval , Steve Erceg , and Kai Kara France.

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