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Pitbull Vows "No More Losses" Ahead of UFC 331 Bout

Patricio Pitbull says he's done dropping fights as he preps to face Dooho Choi at UFC 331 in Los Angeles this weekend.

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Patricio Pitbull is done losing, at least that's the plan. The former two-division Bellator champion is heading into UFC 331 with a blunt message about where his career needs to go from here, telling Ag. Fight he's chasing redemption and that there will be "no more losses."

It's a pointed thing to say given where he's sitting. That defeat is clearly still weighing on him.

That's a notable admission from a fighter who spent years as one of the most dominant names outside the promotion before fighting his way out of his Bellator and PFL contract to get here.

His chance to turn things around comes against Dooho Choi, a longtime UFC featherweight brawler, in the featured fight at UFC 331: Van vs. Pantoja two, reportedly taking place at Arena in Los Angeles. Sportsbooks aren't sold on him doing it, with Pitbull sitting at +230 as the outsider.

Another loss, and that ranking starts to look generous.

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This story ran in the September 18, 2026 edition of the daily show.