Paulo Borrachinha shows off and defines three types of haters after his victory at UFC 327.

Paulo borrachinha He is a Brazilian standout in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

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Paulo borrachinha He believes he is the target of a specific type of critic on social media. The Brazilian entered the fight at UFC 327 against Azamat Murzakanov in a match surrounded by controversy, especially due to recent disagreements with some Brazilian fans. After winning with a knockout In a forceful manner, the fighter from Minas Gerais took the opportunity to provoke and define, in his own way, who usually roots against him in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

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In a post on social media, Borrachinha adopted a mocking and offensive tone when referring to his haters, stating that his critics lead frustrated lives and reacting ironically to the criticism he received after his performance.

"Imagine the life of my hater. Hahahaha. Just fucked up, whores and fags. Cry," he wrote. Paulo borrachinha.

Imagine the life of my hater. Hahahaha
Only fucked up, whores and fags. Cry about it. https://t.co/LbRKiIHKsE

— Paulo Costa (@BorrachinhaMMA) April 12, 2026

Paulo Borrachinha makes a winning debut in the light heavyweight division.

After experiencing a period of pressure in the middleweight division (up to 83,9 kg), Paulo borrachinha He redeemed himself by winning. Roman Kopylov at UFC 318. With the positive result, the Brazilian opted to change weight classes and move up to light heavyweight (up to 93 kg), where he faced the then sixth-ranked fighter, Azamat Murzakanov.

With his victory in his debut in the new division, Paulo Costa should finish among the top five in the light heavyweight division, solidifying a promising start in the category.