Jose Aldo is hoping to return to boxing in 2027 under the Spaten Fight Night banner, but he needs approval from UFC.

Former UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo is targeting a return to professional boxing in 2027, provided he receives official approval from the UFC. Aldo still has three fights remaining on his UFC contract, requiring permission from UFC CEO Dana White and the promotion before competing in any outside combat sports events.
Aldo revealed he is pursuing a potential appearance under the Spaten Fight Night banner, motivated primarily by substantial financial compensation. Aldo holds a 1-0-1 professional boxing record, alongside one exhibition victory, following previous bouts against Esteban Gabriel Espindola, Jeremy Stephens, and Emmanuel Zambrano.
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