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In an American court they would surely rule against him and it could drag out for years. But if he states his claim in a Brazilian court. That's where things get interesting. See Aldo signed with an American company that operates in American jurisdiction. Now I'm sure he signed that contract and it was notorized by a Brazilian court.
Remember, Aldo is a Brazilian citizen that lives in Brazil. Trains in Brazil. He's not like Anderson or RDA that have residency status and train full time in the USA.
Aldo just needs his contract a nulled by a Brazilian court where he couldn't be touched in Brasil. That's it. As long as they anull his contract in Brazil. HE should be clear to fight in any non American company after that. Without legal ramifications.
Remember, Aldo is a Brazilian citizen that lives in Brazil. Trains in Brazil. He's not like Anderson or RDA that have residency status and train full time in the USA.
Aldo just needs his contract a nulled by a Brazilian court where he couldn't be touched in Brasil. That's it. As long as they anull his contract in Brazil. HE should be clear to fight in any non American company after that. Without legal ramifications.