Paulo Borrachinha mocks the situation and expresses 'concern' about his rival's disappearance.

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Paulo borrachinha He used the days following his victory at UFC 327 to continue provoking. Azamat MurzakanovThe Brazilian faced the Russian in the co-main event, held on April 11th, and secured the victory with a... knockout after a beautiful high kick. Weeks after the match, the player from Minas Gerais began questioning his opponent's disappearance on social media.

In a post on 'X', Borrachinha mocked Murzakanov's absence, suggesting that his rival had not yet recovered from the blow he suffered and, therefore, chose to stay away from social media.

"Hey Cara, how are you? You've been so quiet lately," wrote Borrachinha.

Hi bro, how are you? You've been quiet lately.
Hey Cara, how are you? You've been so quiet lately. https://t.co/6fKXFyPw5B

— Paulo Costa (@BorrachinhaMMA) April 18, 2026

The Brazilian also reinforced the provocation by highlighting that his rival used to be quite active on social media, insinuating that something must have happened after the knockout to justify his disappearance.

"He was so active here, something must have happened," the Brazilian concluded.

He was so active here, something must have happened.

— Paulo Costa (@BorrachinhaMMA) April 18, 2026

Watch Paulo Borrachinha's brutal knockout at UFC 327.

Paulo Costa finishes Murzakanov with a brutal headkick! #UFC327 pic.twitter.com/csf5dLs27w

— TakeruCigarra (@TakeruCigarra) April 12, 2026