Former UFC champion Brandon Moreno has given his thoughts on the UFC 331 rematch between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja.

Former UFC champion Brandon Moreno shared his prediction for the upcoming UFC 331 flyweight title rematch between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja. Van previously captured the championship belt after Pantoja suffered an early injury during their first bout. Speaking on The Ariel Helwani Show, Moreno stated he has a strong feeling that Van will defeat Pantoja to successfully defend his title.
While acknowledging Pantoja's ability to overcome adversity and control fights on the ground, Moreno backed the younger champion to secure the victory. Moreno also addressed criticism regarding Van's perceived cockiness leading into UFC 331, noting that the young fighter is simply enjoying his rapid success and remains exciting to watch.
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