Controversy! Valter Walker threatens, mocks, and challenges his brother Johnny Walker to a decisive fight: 'I want to break his foot'

Walter Walker celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC

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A highlight of the UFC heavyweight division (up to 120,2 kg), Valter Walker set Karate Combat 59 on fire. In the main event held this Friday (13), in Miami (USA), the Brazilian finished Zion Clark, an athlete who was born without both legs due to a rare syndrome (Caudal Regression), in the first round via rear-naked choke. Excited by the victory, the bad boy surprised and attacked Johnny Walker.

Still in the Karate Combat pit, Valter disregarded the emotional bond and treated his brother like an enemy. Visibly irritated, the athlete mocked Johnny by bringing up his wife in 'trash talk', issued a significant challenge and, not satisfied, threatened him, promising to cause a serious injury.

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It's worth noting that this wasn't the first time the UFC star abandoned diplomacy when speaking about the light heavyweight veteran (up to 93 kg). In fact, Johnny has already stated that his brother's behavior caused problems with his wife and that he even distanced himself from him. In any case, Valter is determined to make the fight happen.

“I’m really upset because I called my brother to come here with me and he didn’t come. Look, Johnny isn’t here. I want to crush him! I have a kind of strange relationship with my brother now. I want to finish him off, I want to break his foot. I want to bring Johnny here and show him who the real Walker is. If his wife lets him come,” said the bad boy.

“Everyone knows he has to ask his wife for permission. If his wife lets him, we’ll fight. I don’t care. It doesn’t matter who. Show me the money and I’ll kill everyone and destroy everything. This is just the beginning. I’ll beat him here and in the UFC too. I’m just getting started. Come to the heavyweights, kid. I’ll show you who the real heavyweight is,” he concluded.

A magical moment in the UFC.

After debuting with a loss in the UFC, 28-year-old Valter Walker has turned things around in the octagon. Currently, the Brazilian has four consecutive victories, all by heel hook in the first round. As a result, he has entered the heavyweight rankings, occupying the 14th spot.

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