Big Ank took his aura

Magomed Ankalaev was once again talked about when a clip surfaced on social media featuring Alex Pereira and Mauricio Ruffy. Pereira called and invited him to train together. The video quickly became viral, especially following Ruffy’s popular knockout of Bobby Green at UFC 313 with a spinning wheel kick that ended the fight in a little over two minutes. Fans trolled Pereira in the comments.

The video made fans speculate about Pereira’s comeback. Since his loss against Ankalaev, ‘Poatan‘ has been more or less inactive on social media. A post of him retiring from the UFC also went viral, which was later said to be fake, as his account was hacked. Pereira’s silence has started rumors of a possible hiatus or slowdown.

A fan wrote:

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“Big Ank took his aura and retired him”

Some wrote:

“I don’t want to train with big anks kid”

“He made you (Magomed Ankalaev) experience how it feels to be a champion first”

“He scared of you Big Ank”

Few others wrote:

“He’s (Alex Pereira) avoiding you (Magomed Ankalaev) because he knows he’ll lose again.”

“Champion who begs to fight lol”

Check out fan comments on the UFC’s clip from Magomed Ankalaev‘s fans:

Fan comments on Alex Pereira and Mauricio Ruffy's clip. [Screenshot courtesy: @UFC on X] — Fan comments on Alex Pereira and Mauricio Ruffy’s clip. [Screenshot courtesy: @UFC on X]

Magomed Ankalaev mocks Jiri Procházka’s academic focus amid UFC title race

Magomed Ankalaev’s recent jabs at Jiri Procházka touch on more than just in-cage rivalry—they also mock Procházka’s commitment to academics. After UFC 311, Procházka opted out of a title shot at UFC 317 to focus on completing his Security and Strategic Studies degree at Masaryk University.

Ankalaev seized on this, dismissing him as a nerd and questioning whether a student belongs in the championship cage. Despite the online barbs, Procházka has remained firm in his conviction that education comes first, holding off his return until his academic goals are met.

Prochazka said:

”I’m studying university for right now, three years, everything is settled, everything is good. I’m after the [Ankalaev] fight, it’s a little bit of time. So right now I’m focused on my target. Right now, what’s most important to me is school.

“He’s a big mouth guy, I don’t care if it’s him or his manager, because he did enough for people to stop taking him seriously. He will put himself down with all of this nonsense talking.”

Check out Jiri Prochazka’s comments below: