Brandon Moreno came into this fight looking to break his two-fight losing streak, and he delivered a commanding performance over five rounds against Amir Albazi. Despite Albazi’s own impressive run in the UFC, Moreno demonstrated his superiority in both speed and striking accuracy throughout the bout. From the outset, Moreno’s jab, combinations, and movement kept Albazi at bay, consistently landing effective punches and disrupting his opponent’s rhythm.

As the rounds progressed, Moreno showcased his versatility, blending powerful jabs with low kicks and body shots that visibly affected Albazi. Though Albazi managed to find some success with occasional counters, he struggled to match Moreno’s pace and precision. Moreno’s defense and footwork were key as he evaded major threats, keeping Albazi on the defensive and forcing him into an increasingly reactive stance.

The fifth and final round saw Albazi attempting a desperate comeback, knowing he was down on the scorecards. However, Moreno’s relentless offense kept the pressure high, culminating in a dramatic flurry in the closing seconds. Both fighters showcased their resilience, but Moreno’s dominance was clear, ultimately leading to a unanimous decision victory.

Final Scorecards:

• Jay Pettry: 50-45 Moreno
• Ben Duffy: 50-45 Moreno
• Tyler Treese: 50-45 Moreno

Official Result: Brandon Moreno def. Amir Albazi via Unanimous Decision (49-46, 50-45, 50-45).

Moreno’s impressive victory reaffirms his position as a major player in the flyweight division, and while he’s already taken on some of the top contenders, this win could reignite his journey back towards title contention. After the fight, Moreno expressed no immediate plans to call out specific opponents, instead focusing on enjoying his time in Canada and savoring his well-deserved win.