Richarlison celebrates the third of Brazil's four goals against South Korea. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
The brilliant performance of the Brazilian team in the match against South Korea, this Monday (5), in Qatar, excited several martial arts representatives. After the 4-1 defeat and advancement to the quarterfinals of the World Cup, fighters spoke out on social media. In José Aldo to Maguila, the combatants did not hide their joy.
Check out some fighters who celebrated the Brazilian match at the World Cup in Qatar.
José Aldo (former MMA fighter)
José Aldo poses alongside his wife Vivianne and daughter Joanna. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Gilbert Durinho (UFC welterweight)
Amanda Ribas (UFC strawweight and flyweight)
Amanda ribas celebrates Neymar's goal. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Virna Jandiroba (UFC strawweight)
Virna jandiroba dressed the Dorinha mascot for the Brazil match. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Thiago Marreta (PFL light heavyweight)
Thiago Marreta prepares for the Brazilian team's departure. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Patricky Pitbull (Bellator lightweight)
Patricky Pitbull celebrates tribute from the Brazilian team to Pelé. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Edson Barboza (UFC featherweight)
Edson Barboza celebrates Brazilian victory in the World Cup. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Jennifer Maia (UFC flyweight)
J. Maia plays with Tite's little dance after Richarlison's goal. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Mackenzie Dern (UFC strawweight)
Daughter of a Brazilian, Mackenzie dern It's Brazil in the World Cup. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Matheus Nicolau (UFC flyweight)
Nicolau publishes montage of Richarlison with UFC belt. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Mayra Sheetara (UFC bantamweight)
Mayra Sheetara celebrates Brazilian goal in the World Cup. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Polyana Viana (UFC flyweight)
Viana jokes about South Korea's defeat to Brazil. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Renan Problema (PFL heavyweight)
Renan Problem celebrates Brazilian goal in the World Cup. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Adilson Maguila (former boxer)
Boxing legend, Maguila wishes the Brazilian team luck. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Brazil's next step
The Canarinho team's triumph guaranteed Brazil's place in the next phase. Now, the team will face Croatia, who reached the quarterfinals after beating Japan this Monday (5).
The match takes place next Friday (9), at 12pm (Brasília time). If they win, the team led by Tite will face, in the semifinals, the winner of the game between Argentina and the Netherlands.
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