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Josh Hokit is not a fan of Alex Pereira’s walkout routine.

Hokit has been trying to get under “Poatan’s” skin since the first UFC Freedom 250 press conference, which led to him being escorted off the stage by security. Hokit even hurled personal digs at Ilia Topuria, who was defending Pereira in the moment. With Pereira now in the heavyweight division, the two might cross paths inside the Octagon at some point.

While Hokit is preparing for a heavyweight title fight against Ciryl Gane, he still has some choice words for Pereira. In an interview with Michael Bisping and Paul Felder on the “Believe You Me Podcast,” Hokit slammed Pereira’s presentation.

“The auraless sorceress is what I call him,” Hokit said. “The b*tch that be doing witchcraft, and we finally caught onto it. I’m here blowing the whistle.”

Hokit then proceeded to blast Pereira’s walkout ritual.

“He’s had the whole world chanting ‘Chama,’ putting curses on the whole world,” Hokit said. “Him and his BBL could go to hell for all I care. He paints his face in women’s mascara, acts like he’s shooting people with the bow. No wonder his f*cking people got conquered, gang. We come up and we shoot you.”

Hokit’s aforementioned title fight against Gane is scheduled to headline UFC 334 inside Madison Square Garden in New York City on Nov. 14. It’ll be “The Incredible Hok’s” first world title opportunity. He earned the shot with a “Fight of the Night” win over Curtis Blaydes, and a second-round TKO victory against Derrick Lewis.

Pereira’s next fight hasn’t been announced, but the former two-division champion has teased some news in the near future. If Pereira sticks with the heavyweight division, he could be just one win away from being right back in the title mix. If Hokit pulls off the win over Gane, then a title showdown with Pereira figures to be quite intriguing for the UFC brass.

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