Borrachinha is controversial when he says that Brazil cannot win the World Cup: 'they are all feminists'

P. Borrachinha in victory for the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook UFC

Last Thursday (24), in Qatar, the Brazilian men's football team debuted with victory in the World Cup by defeating Serbia 2-0. If most Brazilians were hopeful about the result and the team's excellent performance, the same cannot be said about the UFC middleweight (up to 83,9 kg). Paulo borrachinha.

Quite active on social media and controversial as always, the former middleweight title challenger was not unaware of Brazil's debut in the World Cup and became controversial with a highly controversial publication. For him, the team should not win the competition title because the players “are feminists and apologize for being straight and white”.

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“The Brazilian football team was respected when there were drug dealers partying and eating t****** like Ronaldo in 2002 or 2006. Now they are all feminists or apologizing for being straight and white. Sorry, but they can't win the World Cup. Bring back the old days”, wrote Borrachinha.

Shortly before the controversial publication, Paulo borrachinha He joked asking his followers not to ask him about the Brazil game and claiming to be Mexican.

“Stop asking me about the Brazilian football team, I’m Mexican”, declared the Brazilian.