Josh Hokit attacks Poatan's past and declares the end of the Brazilian's UFC career: 'A broken man'

American fighter taunts Alex Poatan, makes references to his past and claims the former champion is in decline after his loss at UFC Casa Branca.

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Alex Poatán This could be a turning point in your career, at least in your view. Josh Hokit. Defeated by Cyryl Gane in the co-main fight of UFC White HouseIn a statement released on June 14, the Brazilian claimed to have been the victim of illegal scams by the Frenchman and blamed the referee Herb Dean was criticized for the negative result. Amid the controversies surrounding the refereeing, the American took advantage of the situation to provoke the former champion, bringing up episodes from his past and casting doubt on the continuation of his career in the sport.

In a post on social network X, Josh Hokit He intensified the tone of his criticism by stating that Alex Poatán He was reportedly emotionally shaken after the defeat. The fighter also envisioned a possible confrontation between the two, suggesting it would further aggravate the Brazilian's situation and making controversial references to Poatan's personal past.

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“Alex Pereira is a broken man… imagine how much more broken he will be after I defeat him… he started as an alcoholic and will end as an alcoholic…”, he wrote. Josh Hokit.

Rivalry between Alex Poatan and Josh Hokit

Although they haven't yet shared the octagon, Alex Poatán e Josh Hokit They are already fueling one of the most talked-about rivalries in the UFC today. After the Brazilian announced his move up to heavyweight (up to 120,2 kg), the American stated that a potential fight would be easy, claiming that the former champion had never faced an opponent of similar caliber.

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The provocations of Josh Hokit They didn't limit themselves to the sporting aspect and also moved into the personal field. During the press conference promoting the UFC White HouseThe fighter criticized the fact that the Brazilian did not communicate in English and even made a provocative reference to Poatan's catchphrase "Chama".

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