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Alex Pereira claims he could have slapped Josh Hokit: 'I know how to keep my cool'
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Alex Pereira remained calm as Josh Hokit launched a string of verbal jabs at UFC Freedom 250 events in Newark and Washington, DC, ahead of the June 14 White House appearance. The Brazilian star held his composure through exchanges with Hokit, even as Ilia Topuria stepped in to defend Pereira during one confrontation. Pereira reiterated that he will fight whoever the UFC schedules, focusing on maintaining focus and his contractual commitments. Following his loss to Ciryl Gane, Pereira plans to appeal, arguing that several punches should have been ruled illegal, while unification talks between Gane and Tom Aspinall could open a path for a Pereira–Hokit rematch if schedules align.
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