WASHINGTON – Urijah Faber recalls the first time he cut down to 135 pounds and can relate to Jose Aldo ’s current situation. Faber, who bounced around between bantamweight and featherweight early in his career, ultimately decided to stick with 135 and has been competing at that weight class for the past nine years. And like most people, Faber also has concerns over Aldo’s cut and how drained he’s looked in photos ahead of his fight vs. Marlon Moraes on Saturday at UFC 245. “Aldo, in my opinion, is one of the best fighters to ever grace the sport,” Faber told MMA Junkie.
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