Star behavior? Alex Poatan attacks Melk Costa and exposes the situation after his negative prediction in the fight.

Alex Poatan was not at all pleased to see Melk Costa stating that Jon Jones would easily beat him in a hypothetical fight.

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Alex Poatán Entering the octagon. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC

Se Alex Poatán He reacts well to being the target of trash talk from his opponents and ignores the provocations, but outside the octagon, the same does not apply. In the midst of preparations to compete for his third title at UFC Casa Branca, an event scheduled to take place on June 14th in Washington (USA), the former middleweight (up to 83,9 kg) and light heavyweight (up to 93 kg) champion has entered into a collision course with Melquizael Costa.

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All because the UFC's top featherweight (up to 65,8 kg) fighter stated that, in a hypothetical superfight, Poatan would lose relatively easily to the legendary fighter. Jon JonesDisapproving of Melk's thinking, the renowned striker went to the 'Connect Cast' profile's post on 'Instagram' and not only attacked him, but also exposed a situation in which he reprimanded him.

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It's worth noting that Poatan was so upset by his compatriot's view that he commented, "Facts speak for themselves." Furthermore, this wasn't the first time the UFC star had sparked controversy by receiving opposing or negative opinions about him or his fights.

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"Brother, you can root for whoever you want and that's fine! The problem is you claiming something you don't even know and acting like I did something to you. When I was in the LFA and you were going to fight, the day before you came and called me while I was having coffee at the hotel and I was chewing. You didn't even ask if you could, and honestly, I told you that you should have asked me if you could record a video," the fighter wrote.

“Maybe you got angry because I called you out. But I didn’t think you were angry because we were having dinner together in Mexico and I was encouraging you while you were crying because you lost the fight. Now, when you win two fights you become all-powerful. Brother, I can lose 8 fights in a row!”, he concluded.

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Terror of former champions

Alex PoatánThe 38-year-old fighter made his name in kickboxing with Glory and debuted in the UFC in 2021. From there, the Brazilian experienced a meteoric rise, becoming one of the organization's main stars.

It's no coincidence that the athlete won the middleweight (up to 83,9 kg) and light heavyweight (up to 93 kg) belts. Furthermore, the renowned striker has a record that includes defeating former champions. Israel adesanya, Jamahal hill, Jan Blachowicz, Jiri Prochazka (twice), Magomed Ankalayev e Sean Strickland.

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