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Fabricio Werdum announces intentions to move full-time to boxing: "I want to add another belt on the wall"

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Former UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum has decided to shift his focus from mixed martial arts to boxing. The 44-year-old opted not to re-sign with the UFC following the completion of his contract over two years ago. He later signed with Professional Fighters League to join the heavyweight tournament in the 2021 season.

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Fabricio Werdum announces intentions to move full-time to boxing: "I want to add another belt on the wall"

Former UFC heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum has stated that he plans to move into the sport of boxing.

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