Borrachinha mocks absence in montage of fighters with police records: 'Where is my face?'

Paulo borrachinha is a Brazilian representative in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Twitter/@UFC

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Paulo borrachinha once again proved to have a peculiar and provocative sense of humor. Amid the repercussions of conviction de Conor McGregor for sexual assault, the Brazilian reacted to a montage on social media that brought together photos of fighters involved in controversies and questioned the absence of the image itself.

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The post, made by the page @DovySimuMMA, showed a collage with photos of athletes such as Jon Jones, Rampage jackson and Brock Lesnar, all with police records. When he came across the image, Paulo didn't miss the opportunity to make fun of the situation and asked: “Where is my face?”

Where is my face? https://t.co/zz4BQfAGXj

- Paulo Costa (Borrachinha) (@BorrachinhaMMA) November 27, 2024

McGregor's conviction

It is worth remembering that the conviction of Conor McGregor for sexual assault had a significant impact on the Irishman's career. In addition to the million-dollar compensation to the victim, the fighter lost important advertising contracts, such as the one with the “Hitman” game franchise.

A civil jury in Ireland found McGregor guilty of sexually assaulting a woman at a luxury Dublin hotel after a party in 2018. The victim, Nikita Hand, said she had been raped, beaten and threatened with death by the fighter.