VIDEO: Chute Boxe team bids farewell to Allan Puro Osso with an emotional tribute at his wake; 'Heeyyy'

Charles, Diego Lima and Puro Osso backstage at the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/allanpuroosso

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Diego Lima, Charles do Bronx , fans and the entire Chute Boxe team had the opportunity to say goodbye to Allan “Puro Osso”. The 34-year-old fighter passed away last Monday (3), suspected of having suffered a heart attack. The wake took place this Wednesday (5), in São Paulo.

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In a video posted on Diego Lima's Instagram, team members carry the athlete's coffin, draped in a flag, while chanting the traditional 'Heeyyy' shouts that energize the team inside the octagon.

Watch the wake for Allan Puro Osso

In the caption of the post, Diego Lima paid an emotional tribute to his friend, highlighting Allan's importance in building the team. The coach recalled their two-decade partnership and emphasized the fighter's fundamental role behind the scenes, being one of the main people responsible for keeping the energy of Chute Boxe's traditional battle cry alive.

“Allanzito, you were the guy who cared the most about building the corridor, who encouraged our 'Heeyyy' the most, you took care of everything, man, you were responsible for building everything we have, you are one of our main pillars, it's been 20 years side by side, you always helped me a lot in everything, but today is the day I need you the most, I need you to help me be strong, I don't know what to think, I don't know what to say, I don't know why, I only know that you are very important in my life and always will be,” said Diego Lima.

The team leader also recalled Allan's journey since adolescence, when he started Muay Thai at age 14, and highlighted how the athlete became an extension of himself both on and off the mat. Given the emotion at the wake, Diego mentioned the large number of tributes.

“Today a piece of me left, a guy who stepped onto the mat for his first Muay Thai class at 14 years old, and from then on became my arms. I promise I will try my best, but I need you. It was emotional to see the number of tributes, the number of wreaths, the number of people who came to say goodbye. You are loved so much, my brother, I don't even know what else to write. I love you so much. We are together until after the end!!! Big kiss, my brother,” concluded the coach.

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