After sharing fake news and falling for a 'pun', Vitor Belfort speaks out on social media

Vitor belfort He is an important figure in the history of Brazilian MMA. (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram)

After falling for 'pun' and sharing fake news on social media, Vitor belfort decided to speak out. In a video posted on his Instagram, the MMA legend tried to make fun of the situation, used an ironic tone to 'emphasize' his political opinion and took the opportunity to promote his next fight, which will take place on November 19th.

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“If you don’t know, now you will know, on November 19th, at DAZN, I will be fighting (boxing). I've been training so hard and I opened my phone, and there were a bunch of messages talking about my general post yesterday. Guys, the only solution for Brazil is for this general to show up. General 'Benjamin Arrola'. He needs to appear. Guys, justice is over in Brazil. We are hostages. And there? The question is: will this general show up? Or not? Does anyone know where he is?” asked an embarrassed Belfort.

Between fake news and puns, the 'Phenomenon' continues preparing for his next fight as a professional boxer. On November 19th, Vitor will face the American Hasim Rahman Jr, son of the former world champion of the same name. The clash will be held at the Moody Center, in Austin, Texas (USA).

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