“Take good care of what words you use” – Charles Oliveira WARNS Conor McGregor to not speak ill about the star in front of Brazilians
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Charles Oliveira and Conor McGregor
Charles Oliveira is confident that he will fight the Irish superstar Conor McGregor in the near future. The Brazilian is also hopeful of taking the fight to his home country of Brazil and putting on a show for his fans. However, he warns the Notorious One to ease up on his trash talking.
Brazil fans are known to be ruthless during MMA fights. One of the most brutal fanbases in the world to ever fight in front of. Well, that is the case if you are not from Brazil, if you are a Brazilian, one can best believe he/she will get all the support in the world from the fans in the arena and will definitely wish death upon their opponents. Charles Oliveira is one of the biggest stars in the world right now and is undoubtedly the most-loved fighter in Brazil.
Charles ‘Do Bronx’ is optimistic about fighting Conor McGregor after he reclaims the belt against Islam Makhachev at UFC 280. In a recent interview with ESPN MMA, the fight spoke about Conor talking trash about him in front of his fans. The Brazilian lightweight guarantees things won’t go well for the Irishman if that is the case.
Charles Oliveira implies Conor McGregor won’t have a friendly welcome in Brazil
Talking to Brett Okamoto from ESPN MMA, Charles reveals that one of the main reasons he accepted to fight Makhachev in Brazil is because he would eventually want to fight The Notorious One. “I really do. That’s the sole reason why I accepted this fight. I know the more victories the better the chances, so there’s a step forward,” said Oliveira.
Conor is famously known for his press conference in Brazil when he fought for the featherweight title against Brazil’s very own, Jose Aldo. The Irishman brutally insulted their fighter and eventually ended up taking the belt from the Brazilian all-timer. “Do Bronx” however believes things won’t be the same this time around. Oliveira believes Conor can’t get away with talking trash about him in Brazil.
“Well I’d advise him to take very good care what words he uses, especially when referring to me,” said Charles with an almost evil smile on his face. Oliveira is confident he can put down Makhachev in October and return in January to fight Conor for the lightweight belt in Brazil.
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