In the UFC on ESPN 64 main event, Moreno (24-8-2 MMA, 12-4-2 UFC) outpointed former UFC title challenger Steve Erceg (12-5 MMA, 3-4 UFC) en route to a unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 49-46) win.

On Saturday, former title challenger Steve Erceg dropped a unanimous decision to former two-time flyweight champion Brandon Moreno in the main event of UFC Mexico City. Although Saturday's fight was closely competitive,

It’s time to see what could be next for Steve Erceg after he suffered his third straight defeat after coming up short against Brandon Moreno.

Moreno audibly had the full backing of the Mexican crowd as he was draped in the country’s flag. Erceg remained cool, calm, and collected – with a big smile on his face. The two fighters remained respectful and shook hands. Brandon Moreno and Steve Erceg are all smiles at the final faceoff.

MMA Junkie fight analyst Dan Tom goes in-depth on the UFC on ESPN 64 main event flyweight fight in Mexico City.

Steve Erceg's journey took a promising turn when he faced Alexandre Pantoja for the flyweight title at UFC 301 back in May. Entering as the underdog, Erceg delivered a gutsy performance, pushing the champion Pantoja to the brink in a bout that was closely contested,

Brandon Moreno finally got his hand raised on home soil Saturday when he emerged victorious from the UFC on ESPN 64 main event against Steve Erceg. After going winless in three previous fights in Mexico,

Brandon Moreno delivered an impressive performance securing a unanimous decision victory over Steve Erceg, what's next for "The Assassin Baby"?

Brandon Moreno continued to remind the MMA world that he’s one of the best flyweights alive with a vintage showing over Steve Erceg at UFC Mexico.