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Alex Pereira Calls Out Ciryl Gane for Heavyweight Rematch and Claims Fight Is ‘Going to Happen’
Alex Pereira says he wants another shot at Ciryl Gane after a second-round TKO loss that drew complaints over back-of-the-head strikes.
- UFC superstar Alex Pereira posted a video Monday calling for a rematch against interim heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane, expressing his desire to secure his third belt.
- Gane defeated Pereira via second-round TKO at UFC Freedom 250 in June to capture the interim heavyweight title, leaving Pereira seeking another opportunity.
- During their previous bout, Pereira expressed frustration with referee Herb Dean, citing illegal strikes Gane landed to the back of his head.
- Although Gane holds the interim belt, a unification bout against heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall remains delayed; Aspinall is sidelined by an eye injury from UFC 321.
- Pereira remains focused on capturing a third belt, stating he is actively working toward securing the rematch and believes the opportunity will showcase his capabilities.
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“He’s a Crybaby”: Josh Hokit Echoes MMA World’s Stance Against Alex Pereira’s Plea for Ciryl Gane Rematch
Alex Pereira wants to run it back with Ciryl Gane, but Josh Hokit has absolutely no interest in seeing it happen. After getting stopped in his heavyweight debut at UFC Freedom 250 in June, ‘Poatan’ wants another shot at Gane and thinks the rematch is the obvious next move. “What’s up, everyone? After much time […]
·Lewes, United States
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Alex Pereira Calls for Ciryl Gane UFC Rematch
UFC superstar Alex Pereira is calling for a rematch against interim UFC heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane for his next fight. Gane defeated Pereira via second-round TKO in the co-main event of UFC Freedom 250 in June to capture the interim heavyweight title. However, the fight was not without controversy, as Gane landed several strikes to […]
·Las Vegas, United States
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