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Renato Moicano backs Arman Tsarukyan as ‘the next champion’ over Justin Gaethje

Moicano, who headlines UFC Vegas 123 against Tom Nolan on Saturday, told MMA Fighting he would still rather watch Alexander Volkanovski fight Gaethje.

By Combat Sports UK Staff · Published · AI-assisted reporting
Typographic card: Renato Moicano on Arman Tsarukyan, “Arman is the next champion”
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Renato Moicano believes Arman Tsarukyan would beat Justin Gaethje and take the UFC lightweight title.

“I think he will have a very hard night,” Moicano told MMA Fighting. “Arman is right now... after what he did to Ruffy, that was crazy. That was crazy, and I think Ruffy is a better striker than Gaethje.” Tsarukyan finished Mauricio Ruffy at UFC 331.

Moicano made clear he rates the champion. “I’m not going to be here talking shit about Justin Gaethje. I am a huge fan. What he did was unbelievable against Topuria,” he said. “But Arman is very well-rounded. Good striker, good grappler, good wrestler, very high fighting I.Q. So I think Arman is the next champion.”

He would still pick a different fight for Gaethje. “I would rather watch Volk than Arman, to be completely honest,” he said. Alexander Volkanovski stopped Movsar Evloev at UFC 333 and then called for a fight with Gaethje.

No fight is booked for Gaethje, who won the undisputed title against Ilia Topuria at UFC White House in June. Tsarukyan has said Gaethje is trying to avoid fighting him, and that the UFC told him he will hear at the end of November.

Moicano faces Tom Nolan in the main event of UFC Vegas 123 at the Meta APEX on Saturday.

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Renato MoicanoArman TsarukyanJustin GaethjeTom NolanAlexander VolkanovskiMauricio RuffyMovsar EvloevIlia Topuria
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