Latest News About Raoni Barcelos

Updated 2026-04-26 06:00

Here’s the latest I can share about Raoni Barcelos up to now.

In April 2026, Barcelos fought Montel Jackson at UFC Fight Night 274 on April 25, 2026, winning by split decision. This result continues his tenure in the UFC bantamweight division.[2]
Prior to that, he remained active in major UFC events, with a notable win over Cristian Quinónez (rear-naked choke, February 24, 2024) and a win over Payton Talbott (January 18, 2025) at UFC 311.[2]
He has been featured in various interviews and previews leading up to recent bouts, including 2023–2025 press coverage around his fight schedule and training focus, emphasizing his wrestling and submission game as key strengths.[7][2]

If you’d like, I can pull more recent details (e.g., upcoming opponents, recent results, or post-fight interviews) and provide concise summaries with sources. I can also track results for a specific timeframe (e.g., last 6 months) and present a quick recap.

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Raoni Barcelos and a Sense of Completeness

The former Resurrection Fighting Alliance and Shooto Brazil titleholder will square off against the unbeaten Payton Talbott as part of the UFC 311 undercard.

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Raoni, an indigenous leader from the Amazon region, says ...

Raoni Metuktire, a 93-year-old indigenous leader, has urged Brazil to empower natives in order to preserve the Amazon rainforest. She also warned that the plans to build infrastructure are a direct danger to the forest and the people who live there. In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph on Tuesday, Chief Raoni, a leader widely known as the chief of the Raoni tribe, warned that the proposed rail projects, oil wells and highways will harm people around the world. "These projects continue...