Aldo snapped rising contender Jonathan Martinez’s six-fight win streak at UFC 301, and will look to do the same to Bautista. However, the former UFC featherweight champion admits he would have rather been matched up with a more notable name in the division.

Jose Aldo turned down bigger money deals from other promotions to return to the UFC. We'll see if it pays off.

Aldo revealed that he had received substantial offers from other organizations, including seven-figure purses before returning to the UFC.

Jose Aldo dominated Jonathan Martinez in his return from retirement back in May, winning a lopsided decision at UFC 301 in Rio de Janeiro. He decided to sign a new deal with the organization a few weeks after.

Tomorrow night on the main card of UFC 307, we are going to see a big time matchup in the bantamweight division. A spot in the top ten is on the line as former featherweight champion and tenth ranked Jose Aldo (32-8) takes on eleventh ranked Mario Bautista (14-2).

Alex Pereira is back in action on Saturday as he defends his light heavyweight championship against Khalil Rountree Jr. in the main event of UFC 307. The card also features a second title match as Raquel Pennington puts the women's bantamweight title on the line against former champion Julianna Pena.

Saturday’s card features two title fights in Alex Pereira vs. Khalil Rountree, Raquel Pennington vs. Julianna Pena. It also hosts the return of Brazilian legend Jose Aldo, and former PFL champion and Olympic judo gold medalist Kayla Harrison.

UFC 307 continues with a fight between Jose Aldo and Mario Bautista. Check out our UFC odds series for our Aldo-Bautista prediction.

Jose Aldo is hopeful to face Sean O'Malley next time out, as he believes it would be a big fight for the bantamweight division.