Aiemann Zahabi revealed, who inspired him to fight UFC 315 with Jose Aldo in a weight class

The main pass contains a seizure between the Canadian candidate Aiemann Zahabi and the former two -time champion Jose Aldo, one of the greatest spring weights of all time.

When Aldo and Zahabi in the weight class (spring weight) above on Friday morning, when Aldo could not make the bantam weight limit, they initially adjusted to 135 lbs.

This was not ideal for Zahabi, which was less than a pound from the contractual weight.

The 37-year-old has nevertheless agreed to run the featherweight fight and quoted two people in particular for his decision.

Aiemann Zahabi says that brother and teammate inspired him to accept Jose Aldo Fight in the spring weight

As a fight with Jose Aldo, the greatest of his career, Zahabi had to make a choice: make the Matchup higher in a weight class or cancel it overall.

On the fence about the Matchup, Zahabi said that he had received urgently needed advice from his legendary brother Firas Zahabi, coach of Great Great Great Great Welterweight, Georges St-Pierre and many other fighters.

“You could say no, but fight is off,” said Zahabi to Sportsnet.

“Because they have the rule of the five pound difference, fight basically fights out.”

“So my brother told me what would X do?” Said Zahabi.

“Xavier Alaoui, what would he do? He said,” He will negotiate again. He would take the fight … “

Alaoui (15-6) With the nickname “The Breadman” is a team-mate of Zahabis Out of Tristar Gym, who apparently has “anytime, everywhere” mentality when it comes to MMA fights.

“Xavier Alaoui, great scream. He is my spirit, my ghost animal,” continued Zahabi.

“So we negotiated with Sean Shelby and he gave me an offer, I accepted and the fight is on.”

Aiemann Zahabi says that the fight over the Bantamweight Cut Cut is “off the table”

With the change of weight at the last minute, Zahabi confirms that Aldo does not finish a fine with a fine of his combat price such as those who miss weight.

Zahabi said he should stop cutting the weight just a few hours before the UFC 315 car, whereby the promotion is asking for a featherweight struggle instead of fishing weight.

“I just climbed into the blankets this morning and was at 136.8 pounds,” said Zahabi.

“I received the text and calls so as not to cut: ‘Jose cannot make weight. He is 145. Under no circumstances will he make the weight …’

“And the commission in Montreal does not allow a weight difference with five pounds,” added Zahabi. “So there is no 20% (okay).

“We have to run a feather weight. I can’t lead to a bantam weight. Bantam weight combination option is completely off the table.”

Aiemann Zahabi is currently driving a profit series with five fights in the Bantamweight Division, hoping to make six in Jose Aldo’s original weight class in spring weight.