Video: UFC fighter protests against Dilma Rousseff in Poland

Serginho Moraes and his team send a message to the president of the republic after his victory at UFC FN 64

Bruno ferreira

13/04/2015 | 17:04

Moraes (left), Dida (with the phone) and Gurgel (right) protest against Dilma. Photo: Reproduction

Last weekend, the fighter Serginho Moraes participated in the first event held by the UFC in Poland, in the city of Krakow. Even so, the athlete and his team made a point of participating, remotely, in the protests against President Dilma Rousseff, which took thousands of people to the streets last Sunday (12).

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Alongside his jiu-jitsu coach, Fábio Gurgel, his muay thai coach, André Dida, and an interpreter, Serginho sent his message to the president. “Guys, we are here in Poland, on 12/04, taking to the streets against corruption in Brazil. Out, Dilma”, said Gurgel.

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At UFC Fight Night 64, Moraes won his third straight victory in the Octagon, beating Mickael Lebout via judges' decision. In MMA, his record is nine wins and two losses.