Since coming over to the UFC from World Series of Fighting, Marlon Moraes has had his eyes on the bantamweight title, and for much of that time, that title was held by T.J. Dillashaw. After suffering a setback in his promotional debut, Moraes has gone on to win four in a row and it appeared a title fight against Dillashaw was next, until Dillashaw relinquished his title after failing a USADA test for EPO. Now, Moraes is set to face flyweight champion Henry Cejudo for the vacant 135 pound belt but he can’t pretend like he’s not disappointed with the situation.
Morning Report: Marlon Moraes on T.J. Dillashaw’s suspension: ‘Two years is not enough’
