In a battle that left fans on the edge of their seats, Steve Erceg faced the reigning UFC flyweight champion, Alexandre Pantoja, at UFC 301. The stakes were high – gold was on the line. Erceg, just 11 months after his promotional debut, stepped into the Octagon with determination and a dream: to leave Brazil as the new flyweight champion. The fight unfolded over five intense rounds, with two of three judges scoring it evenly at two rounds apiece going into the final frame. Steve Erceg had... Read this story
