After having car stolen, Mousasi challenges thief to fight at UFC Sweden

Middleweight, who faces Dan Henderson in January, used social media to vent after losing vehicle

Lucas Carrano

26/11/2014 | 14:07

G. Mousasi next to the car he rented after the robbery. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter

On January 24th, Gegard Mousasi face the veteran Dan Henderson in the co-main fight of UFC on FOX 14, in Sweden. But if it were up to the Armenian-Dutch, his opponent would be different. This is because, after having his car stolen, Mousasi published an outburst on social media and challenged the thief of his vehicle to confront him in Stockholm.

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“To the asshole who stole my car yesterday: I wish I was fighting you in Sweden on January 24th,” wrote the middleweight on his official profile on Twitter, along with a photo of you next to a rental car. Later, calmer, the fighter softened the criticism. “We live in a great place. Bad people can be found in any fight”, he analyzed.

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At 29, Gegard Mousasi has a professional record of 35 wins, five losses and two draws. Former DREAM champion, Mousasi comes from a setback for the Brazilian Ronaldo Jacare and will try to recover from defeat against Dan Henderson, and not the person responsible for the disappearance of his car, at UFC on FOX 14, which has Alexander Gustafson x Anthony Johnson as the main fight.