VIDEO: Naughty! Former UFC champion Merab slaps influencer's butt with a power slap

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Merab has fun with an influencer on Power Slap. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/NinaDrama

The intrepid Merab Dvalishvili He's not messing around. A constant presence at fighting events, the former UFC bantamweight champion (up to 61,2 kg) attended the 18th Power Slap event, a slap company led by Dana White, held last Friday (6), in Las Vegas (USA), and stole the show. In the VIP area, the Georgian had fun and, excited while talking to model Taylor Feingold, gave her a rather daring slap.

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The moment was captured by comedian Nina Drama and quickly went viral. In the interaction, Taylor authorized 'The Machine' to slap not his face, but his butt. Radiant, Merab readily accepted, winked, and eagerly rubbed his hands together.

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Not satisfied with just patting the OnlyFans model's backside, the former UFC champion also squeezed her buttocks. Following this, Merab and Taylor laughed and hugged. Witnessing this scene, Nina and Arman Tsarukyan They also played with their friend.

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Merab's Fighters in MMA

Merab DvalishviliThe 35-year-old is one of the best fighters in bantamweight history and is already a legend in MMA. The Georgian began his career in the sport in 2014, debuted in the UFC in 2017 and, as champion, defended the title three times. Currently, 'The Machine' is ranked number one in the division.

In this sport, the athlete built a record of 21 wins and five losses. His main triumphs were against Cory Sandhagen, Henry Cejudo, John Dodson, José Aldo, Marlon moraes, Petr yanSean O'Malley (twice) and Umar Nurmagomedov.