Vinicius Lokdog points out the inconsistency of the fans and challenges Poatan after the champion's 'controversial training'.

Poatan faces his opponent before fighting in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC

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Vinicius 'Lokgod' believes that there is a different treatment from fans when it comes to him and Alex Poatan . The prospect became the center of criticism after posting sparring videos in which he had the upper hand over his training partners, a situation that, according to him, generated the opposite reaction when it was done by the light heavyweight champion (up to 93 kg).

In an Instagram post, Lokgod responded to the criticism and highlighted what he considers unequal treatment: while Poatan was applauded even when knocking out training partners who barely reacted, he ended up becoming the target of attacks despite training with professional athletes. The Brazilian prospect even provoked by saying he would accept a five-minute boxing match with the champion to see what the fans' reaction would be.

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"You guys are idiots. Ale Poatan knocked out his training partners who didn't even throw a punch, and you applauded. Now I train with professional fighters, and you're talking nonsense. I'm going to do five minutes of boxing training with Alex Poatan , and then we'll see what you have to say," wrote Vinicius Lokdog.

A lot of ur idiots. @AlexPereiraUFC knocked out his training partners who never threw a punch, and u applauded him. Now I spar with professional fighters, and u talk trash. I'll do five minutes of boxing sparring with @AlexPereiraUFC , and we'll see what you have to say then.

— Vinicius “LokDog” Oliveira (@LokdogVinicius) November 29, 2025

Despite the negative reaction caused by videos of his training sessions, Vinicius Lokdog has stood out for what he does inside the UFC octagon. Signed by the organization after a stint in the Contender Series, the fighter from Rio Grande do Sul has already had four fights and remains undefeated in the company.

Watch Vinicius Lokdog and Alex Poatan's training sessions.

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— Vinicius “LokDog” Oliveira (@LokdogVinicius) November 12, 2025

POATAN DOES NOT DO “LIGHT SPARRING”

Alex Pereira just flatlined his training partner with the left hand of doom.

Via: @standupstriking pic.twitter.com/Fci0kEXtai

— Bloody Elbow (@BloodyElbow) November 29, 2025

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