Alex Pereira: UFC: Former UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold has issued a challenge to former division gold holder Alex Pereira, following a heated exchange between the two fighters. Pereira had threatened to finish Rockhold in just ten seconds, to which Rockhold responded by saying, “Give me 10 seconds on the ground and I’ll fcking kill that motherfcker.”
‘Mother Fu***’ Alex Pereira Threatened To Get Finished By Former UFC Champion- “Give Me 10 Seconds”
Luke Rockhold has issued a challenge To Alex Pereira
Despite retiring from active mixed martial arts competition back in August of last year, Rockhold remains confident in his abilities and is eager to take on Pereira.
Rockhold, who was an undisputed middleweight champion under both the UFC and Strikeforce banners, has endured a tough road recently, having left the UFC on a three-fight losing streak, with his last fight in the promotion being a war with Paulo Costa. He then moved to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), where he suffered serious damage against Mike Perry, ultimately conceding in the second round.
Despite these setbacks, Rockhold boasts an impressive record of 16-6-0 in MMA, with notable victories over the likes of Chris Weidman, Michael Bisping, and Lyoto Machida. Pereira, on the other hand, has a record of 7 wins and 2 losses in 9 fights.
The potential matchup between these two former champions has generated a lot of buzz within the combat sports community. While it remains to be seen if the fight will come to fruition, one thing is for certain – Rockhold is not afraid to take on a formidable opponent like Pereira.
Fans of MMA will surely be eagerly anticipating this potential matchup, as both fighters possess a wealth of talent and experience in the sport. Only time will tell if Rockhold and Pereira will step into the octagon together, but one thing is certain – if they do, it will be a fight to remember. Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For UFC News updates with InsideSport.IN
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