A biography for Brandon Morenohasn’t been written yet.
“Everything has been difficult in my life.”
“I am trying to stay humble in my life.”
“To raise the flag and be the first ever Mexican UFC champion means everything to me.”
“I want to be the best. I'm working every day to be that, and that mentality makes me work even harder.”
“I've been through a lot, and I've enjoyed a lot as well.”
“LaLiga from Spain is crazy, man. It has a lot of history and a lot of soccer culture.”
“I don't care what Figueiredo is doing - I'm very focused on my goal, always.”
“Before, one of the keys to my success was that I went to a lot of different gyms.”
“My life is a roller coaster. A lot of good moments, a lot of bad moments, too. At the end of the day, it's all part of my experience.”
“My family's pinata business in Tijuana, that forever changed our lives. We were very poor, but that business changed that. All the hard work behind it, it changed our family's life.”
“I train with a lot of '35ers. It's a really tough division.”
“I'm always training, but preparing for a fight is different. You do different exercises and all that.”
“I'm born in a hood, a humble hood, in Tijuana.”
“I am always ready to fight.”
“I'm trying to be very real with my people, on social media.”
“I never had the right ability to make the pinatas. But it was a fun part of my life. I'm a better fighter than a pinata maker.”
“Just to fight for the title is history for my country. It just tells people that we can find success in this sport.”
“I think ranking shouldn't be that complicated, you know. If you beat No. 9, well, then you take his place and that's it. There is no reason to make things complicated.”
“There are things in this sport that are out of your control, but I am working so hard and doing everything I can to keep the belt with me.”
“I don't know, I understand when you poke one time in the eye. I understand one, maybe even two. But three? Three in a row?”