UFC fighters like the noted Benoit Saint-Denis have served extensively under law enforcement agencies. Several UFC fans may know that Saint-Denis was a member of the French SAS’s counter-terrorism department. But another renowned UFC lightweight has desires to get into the law enforcement after his retirement. Recently, the Brazilian UFC lightweight, Renato Moicano appeared in an episode of the ‘Kanpai Media‘ podcast where he revealed his wish to be a “cop”. But the Brazilian also revealed that he won’t be doing it for money.
The authorities in America are tough on crimes most of the time. But things work differently in other parts of the world. Fans may know how the former UFC lightweight king, Charles Oliveira, spent his childhood in a poverty-stricken and crime-infested area of Brazil. Moicano’s childhood story isn’t that popular. But his words made it clear that he had also seen a fair bit of crime.
‘Money Moicano’ was appreciative of the entire state of law and order in the US. His words implied that he wanted to contribute to the development of law and order in the US by joining the SWAT team. But he also said that he wouldn’t do it just due to his conscience, not for money.
“I want to give back to society. I’d love to be on the SWAT team, fighting the bad guys. That’s 100% what I’m going to do after I’m done [in the UFC]. But hopefully, not for the money.”
Several fans may be pleased to know about Moicano’s brave plans just to contribute to the development of society. But he still has a lot of days left in his UFC career. More importantly, he also has a fight coming up at UFC 300.
Will Renato Moicano be able to defeat his UFC 300 rival Jalin Turner?
A look at the UFC 300 fight card will reveal that Moicano will be taking on the known UFC lightweight, Jalin ‘The Tarantula’ Turner on the night. Both fighters have been victorious in their last UFC fights. Both Moicano and Turner also has a well-rounded fight game, with both boasting of several KO/TKO and submission victories to their names.
But it won’t be wrong to say that Turner primarily depends upon his striking to get the better of his rivals. Hence, Moicano’s BJJ skills may prove to be handy against ‘The Tarantula’ on April 13. Thus, it’s quite apparent that the fans will be expecting a barnburner when these two clash inside the octagon at UFC 300.
