Magomed Ankalaev: “The Tire Store is to be the world champion”

Alex Pereira regained his heavyweight throne by beating Magomed Ankalaev in the UFC 320.

Pereira made his journey from breach to fortunes when he moved to Kickboxing after he worked in a local tire store in Brazil during his youth days. Then he became the Glory Kickboxing hero twice before he finally moved to UFC.

Before the match this week, Impartial Take pits in Pereira by claiming that after their seizure, the Brazilian will have to return to work in the tire store. During his recent confrontation before the match, Pereira delivered a message to the spine design to his opponent, saying that he does not want to return to the tire store.

‘PatanHe appeared on post -fighting, as he dealt with the situation and the importance behind his words, and he mentioned through a translator that he now wants to visit the tire store with his belt.

“I wanted to remember myself. I wanted to remember that moment and a kind of this responsibility for the unwillingness to return to the tire store because many people ask, as you know, how you can make it from the tire store until I am the world champion? This is what I told myself all the time, that I will not return to that, so I wanted to remember.”

Follow Pereira:

“But I will go to Brazil, and I will go to the tire store, but I take this belt here.”

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Khamzat Chimav called Alex Pereira for the battle after UFC 320

The UFC Mediterranean Champion, Khamzat Chimav, set his view in a battle with Alex Pereira. There was a lot of bad blood between the two, as Chimaev insisted that it could easily defeat the division hero.

After the conclusion of the main event UFC 320, “Poers” did not waste any time, as he took social media to congratulate Pereira on his performance, but he also expressed it as well interest In capabilities Confrontation Between the two.

“Alexpereauffc Congratulations, now we need to finish our work. 🫡”

“Poatan” refused to summon Chimaev during the post -fighting piston, saying he wanted to move to heavy weight.