Josh Hokit has humorously commented on Tallison Teixeira’s recent defeat.
During UFC Macau, Teixeira faced the highly-ranked heavyweight contender Sergei Pavlovich. The bout concluded swiftly, with Pavlovich delivering a knockout in just 39 seconds.
The fight began with Pavlovich immediately pressing forward. He landed a powerful left-right combination, momentarily stunning Teixeira. Despite the initial impact, Teixeira remained standing. Pavlovich capitalized on the opportunity, launching a barrage of strikes that sent Teixeira to the canvas. Though Teixeira attempted to defend by turning away, Pavlovich was determined to finish the fight, continuing his assault until the referee intervened and stopped the match.
Pavlovich’s victory came via TKO in the first round, extending his UFC winning streak to three. He has expressed his desire for a title shot or a fight against a top contender.
Meanwhile, Tallison Teixeira has now lost two of his last four professional fights.
Josh Hokit Calls Teixeira a “Brazilian Practice Dummy”
Undefeated fighter Josh Hokit, known for his engaging persona, has voiced his opinion on Teixeira’s performance. Hokit has previously shown a tendency to playfully target Brazilian fighters.
Commenting on Teixeira’s recent sparring with Alex Pereira in preparation for his heavyweight debut, Hokit posted on X:
“Anyone can look like the boogeyman if they’re fighting this Brazilian practice dummy.”
Josh Hokit is scheduled to fight Derrick Lewis on June 14 at UFC Freedom 250.
English Translation:
Josh Hokit has trolled Tallison Teixeira following the latter’s recent loss.
At UFC Macau, Teixeira was matched against the number 3 ranked heavyweight contender, Sergei Pavlovich. The bout concluded rapidly, with Pavlovich securing a knockout in just 39 seconds.
From the outset, Pavlovich advanced and landed a sharp left-right combination, momentarily dazing Teixeira. Although Teixeira remained upright, Pavlovich, a known first-round knockout specialist, unleashed a series of powerful strikes that dropped the Brazilian to the mat. Despite Teixeira’s efforts to recover by turning away, Pavlovich pressed his advantage, delivering multiple unanswered punches, which prompted the referee to stop the fight.
Pavlovich’s victory by TKO at the 39-second mark of the first round extends his UFC winning streak to three. The Russian fighter has made it known that he is seeking a title fight or a bout against a number one contender.
Conversely, Tallison Teixeira has now suffered two defeats in his last four outings.
Josh Hokit Mocks “Brazilian Practice Dummy” Tallison Teixeira
The undefeated Josh Hokit, who enjoys playing the heel, has consistently shown a playful animosity towards Brazilian UFC fighters. Following Teixeira’s TKO loss, Hokit took a jab at him.
Referencing Teixeira’s sparring with Alex Pereira, who is set to make his heavyweight debut on June 14, Hokit posted on X:
“Anyone can be the boogeyman if they fight this Brazilian practice dummy 😂.”
Josh Hokit, on the other hand, is slated to face Derrick Lewis on June 14 at UFC Freedom 250.