Jose Aldo's improbable rise from poverty to powerhouse

Name: Jose Aldo's improbable rise from poverty to powerhouse
Uploaded: 2014-01-29T23:34:44Z
Description: Facing almost impossible odds, hear how Jose Aldo rose through the ranks from his humble beginnings in Brazil to becoming the UFC world featherweight champion. Catch Aldo as he defends his belt against Ricardo Lamas at UFC 169: Barao vs Faber, live on Pay-Per-View with Prelims on FOX Sports 1.

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Facing almost impossible odds, hear how Jose Aldo rose through the ranks from his humble beginnings in Brazil to becoming the UFC world featherweight champion. Catch Aldo as he defends his belt against Ricardo Lamas at UFC 169: Barao vs Faber, live on Pay-Per-View with Prelims on FOX Sports 1.

JANUARY 29, 2014・Ultimate Fighting Championship・4:31

Ultimate Fighting Championship

Ricardo Lamas

Jose Aldo

Jose Aldo's improbable rise from poverty to powerhouse

Facing almost impossible odds, hear how Jose Aldo rose through the ranks from his humble beginnings in Brazil to becoming the UFC world featherweight champion. Catch Aldo as he defends his belt against Ricardo Lamas at UFC 169: Barao vs Faber, live on Pay-Per-View with Prelims on FOX Sports 1.

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