While preparing to enter the action this Saturday (19), in California (USA), Renato Moicano became the target of Alex Poatan . As the fight against Brian Ortega fell through, the Brazilian gained time not only to face Tom Nolan , in October, but also to return to recording his videos, giving interviews and responding to his compatriot.
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Recently, Moicano , never one to mince words, disapproved of Poatan's aggressive stance when responding to journalists and YouTubers. In his statement, the athlete even said that the former UFC champion had "gone crazy." Following this, Alex, who has a good relationship with Renato, threatened him, implying that he could be the next to be attacked.
Now, in an interview with the channel 'Laerte Viana na área', Moicano ignored the warning given by Poatan and continued to disagree with his stance on social media. It's worth noting that when he was going through a bad patch and was questioned by fans and professionals, the athlete never freaked out or attacked them. The veteran also took the opportunity to send a less-than-friendly message to the MMA gossips who are hoping for a falling out with the former champion.
“He sent me a message the day before he came here to complain about me. I said, 'Wow, this guy's crazy. It's unbelievable. The guy who defends indigenous people the most goes and attacks me.' For me, it's like this, I've already told the guys, the internet is about talking badly behind people's backs and praising them to their faces. That's how the internet works.”
“I don’t want contact with anyone. Fighters don’t message me, don’t ask for collaborations, you understand? Because otherwise it’s difficult for us to talk badly about them. But I’ll say it again, I think he’s wrong. I think he’s wrong. He can hit me, but I think he’s wrong. I don’t think I said anything stupid. I made a video on my channel that, by the way, blew up.”
“I put Poatan de Morais in the thumbnail. And basically, what I'm saying in the video is this: there are more important things for us to worry about than worrying about what one person said, what another person said, what everyone else said. That's what I think, you know? Brazil is in a terrible situation. We're seeing the mess that the judiciary is in.”
"So, for those watching and for those looking for what Poatan and Moicano said, how's your life going? Is your house in order? Did you make your bed today? Are you learning anything? Because we're in the age of technology, with GPT chat, with YouTube, you can learn anything."
"Kids who didn't earn any money before are now earning money as video clippers. New professions are emerging, and it's much easier to acquire knowledge. Are you going to spend your time thinking about what one person said, what another person said? Focus on your life. If you're going to consume gossip, it should only be for entertainment. A little bit is good, half an hour, but the whole day isn't worth it."
Poatan promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube/UFC
Moicano's history in MMA.
Renato Moicano , 37, is a veteran of MMA and a former UFC lightweight title challenger. The Brazilian began his career in the sport in 2010 and debuted in its biggest organization in 2014. Currently, he is ranked eighth in the highly competitive division.
In this discipline, the professional built a record of 21 wins, seven losses, and one draw. His main victories were over Benoit Saint Denis , Calvin Kattar , Chris Duncan , Cub Swanson , Drew Dober , Jalin Turner , and Jeremy Stephens.
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