Valter Walker is willing to rethink his statements involving Alex Poatan . Recently, the 'foot hunter' stated that his teammate, Serguei Pavlovich, would easily defeat the Brazilian . However, after the negative repercussions and recent controversies involving the former champion, the fighter is now trying to minimize the impact of his words.
In an ironic tone, Walker commented on the post that went viral with his statement, suggesting that the situation could escalate even further and asking for the content to be deleted before it generated a response from Poatan.
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"He's going to say he can buy the Gor MMA and five motorcycles to raffle off in the comments, delete that Laerte," wrote Valter Walker.
Look at Valter's comment on Laerte's post kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk pic.twitter.com/hMqVjj2iBD
— Igor Serafini (@igorserafini_) July 16, 2026
Why did Walter Walker mock Poatan?
Valter Walker 's irony stems from a recent controversy involving Alex Poatan on social media. The former champion got into an argument with a fan who disagreed with his opinion on the reasons that led to Michel Pereira 's dismissal.
Annoyed by the comment, Poatan responded sarcastically, suggesting he would buy a motorcycle from the follower himself—who works as a Honda sales consultant—to raffle it off among users. The Brazilian also provocatively stated that the salesman was 'winning' the competition for the worst comment.
Alex Poatan may face Serguei Pavlovich in the UFC.
Alex Poatan entering the octagon. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Defeated by Ciryl Gane in his heavyweight debut (up to 120,2 kg), Alex Poatan made it clear that he intends to remain in the category. The Brazilian even pointed to the UFC 333 card, scheduled for November, as a possible venue for his next fight.
Given this scenario, fans and experts suggest that the moment may favor a duel against Serguei Pavlovich or Josh Hokit . Both are coming off victories, against Tallison Xicão and Derrick Lewis , respectively, and appear as possible opponents for the former champion.
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