Poatan continues his travel routine and arrives in Argentina before the rematch against Ankalaev

Brazilian shared his arrival in the country on social media and maintains a busy schedule before UFC 320

Poatan lands in Argentina. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/alexpoatanpereira

Poatan lands in Argentina. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/alexpoatanpereira

Alex Poatán arrived in Argentina this Wednesday (13), in another stage of the Brazilian's busy routine before the rematch against Magomed Ankalayev for the light heavyweight title (up to 93kg), scheduled for October 4th, in UFC 320in Las Vegas. The photo was posted on his social media.

While details about what he will do in Argentina have not yet been released, Poatan has maintained a schedule that includes different trips as he prepares for combat.

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The fighter, who was recently in Brazil training at the Fighting Nerds gym, where he sparred with athletes such as Michal Oleksiejczuk, also passed through Uruguay to act in the film Onslaught, in which he plays the villain 'The Butcher'.

The Brazilian has faced criticism in the past for traveling during his training periods, but he assures that all trips are carefully planned, and that his team accompanies him to avoid negative impacts on his performance.

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Poatan rematches Ankalaev at UFC 320

In the first confrontation between the two, held in UFC 313On March 8th of this year, Poatan had a solid performance defending against takedowns. The Russian made 12 attempts over the five rounds, none of which were successful. The Brazilian remained standing the entire time, using a firm base and well-adjusted defensive clinches.

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Despite his resistance in his takedown attempts, the final result was not favorable to the São Paulo native. Ankalaev won by unanimous decision after employing a strategy centered on pressure against the fence, a flurry of strikes in the clinch, and positional dominance, even without effectively taking the fight to the ground.

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