Khamzat Chimaev uses irony and artificial intelligence to provoke Poatan.

A fighter shared a cartoon on social media that mocks a possible confrontation and suggests that the Brazilian avoids a 'bad clash of styles'.

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Chimaev cited Poatan when assembling the 'perfect fighter' (Photo: Montage/SUPER LUTAS)

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Khamzat Chimaev has raised the bar with his taunts against Alex Poatan . Amidst flirting with a possible move up a weight class, the newly crowned middleweight champion (up to 83,9 kg) has been striving to grab the Brazilian's attention and secure a super fight in the UFC. This time, 'The Wolf' resorted to an AI-generated cartoon.

In a post on 'X', Chimaev shared an image in which he appears chasing Poatan with a sign that reads 'Wrestling fight?', while the Brazilian runs, scared, on a treadmill thinking 'It's a terrible matchup of styles!' and holding a shield that says "Just kickboxing".

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In the caption, the Chechen also added laughing emojis to reinforce the provocation.

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Alex Poatan doesn't want to face Khamzat Chimaev in the UFC.

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Poatan celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC

Alex Poatan participated in a Q&A session for UFC Rio, held in October, and, despite the rivalry, made it clear that he has no interest in facing Khamzat Chimaev in the UFC octagon.

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"It's not in my plans. That's not my focus. I respect the fighters, whoever wants to face me, but unfortunately, not now," said the UFC champion.

Mateusz Gamrot also used AI to taunt Charles Oliveira before UFC Rio.

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Charles Oliveira defeated Mateusz Gamrot in UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC

Although the cartoon highlights Khamzat Chimaev 's creativity , the tactic is nothing new in the world of MMA. Recently, Mateusz Gamrot decided to provoke Charles Oliveira into accepting a fight at UFC Rio.

Also published on 'X', the Polish artist Gamrot published a drawing where Charles do Bronx appears worried about finding a new opponent, while he is shown accepting the challenge and offering a chicken to the former champion.

"The Lion holds the record for most ground submissions in UFC history; he's afraid to face a ground fighter," Gamrot wrote in the caption.

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It's worth remembering that on that occasion, Charles Oliveira accepted to fight Mateusz Gamrot and defeated the Polish fighter by submission in the second round.

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