Fighter who invaded football stadium in 2009 is confirmed on TUF Brasil

The UFC announced earlier this week the list of athletes who will participate in the first edition of The Ultimate Fighter Brasil, the organization's reality show. Among the 32 fighters selected for the program, which will begin on March 25th with a broadcast on Rede Globo, one name stands out due to a history that is not pleasant.

According to SUPER FIGHTS I had already anticipated, Alexandre Ramos from Paraná, also known as Alexandre Sangue, is among those chosen by the UFC, but he may have problems with the organization even before finishing the reality show.

In December 2009, the fighter was involved in a widespread fight at the Couto Pereira Stadium, when his club, Coritiba, was relegated from the Brazilian Football Championship. In this ocasion, Alexandre Sangue He was one of the most excited in the huge confusion and even threw chairs and a camera tripod at the police.

As the UFC has very strict conduct requirements for its athletes, the organization does not hire fighters who have legal problems, even if the processes are still ongoing.

One of the examples of the organization's requirement is the case of the Brazilian Maiquel Falcao, what is it cut from the organization after being arrested while leaving a TV station in Brazil. Falcão was arrested for getting involved in a fight that happened in 2002, when the fighter was a nightclub bouncer in the city of Pelotas, and didn't even have a contract with the UFC.

Another case that proves the UFC's rigidity happened with the North American Miguel Torres, who, in December 2011, used Twitter to make a joke about rape and was fired from the organization. However, Torres reached an understanding with the directors and returned to Ultimate in 2012.