Former BBB Cara de Sapato denounces Paulo Borrachinha: ‘He’s a dog’s ass’ |

Currently part of the PFL MMA (Professional Fighters League) squad, Antônio Cara de Sapato has never hidden his rivalry with Paulo Borrachinha, an athlete in the UFC middleweight division. The rivalry between the fighters began when they both participated in the third edition of the reality show “TUF Brasil”, where the Paraíba native emerged as champion before being hired by Ultimate.

Since then, through interviews and even on social media, both have exchanged various provocations and insults while they were simultaneously part of the Ultimate squad. A duel between them, however, never happened, and according to the PFL light heavyweight GP champion, this was due to the fact that Borrachinha was never willing to face him.

Participating in the program “Dos Nosso Podcast”, led by former UFC heavyweight champion, Fabrício Werdum, Cara de Sapato, as expected, classified Paulo Borrachinha as a “dog c*ck” in the traditional “Dos ours or dog’s ass”, and he didn’t mince words when talking about the miner.

“The biggest dog ass there is is Borrachinha. He always ran away from fighting with me, he never fought, he likes to talk a lot and only has bad results. And when others have bad results, he likes to talk, he likes to grow in over opportunities. He’s a piece of shit, the king of dog asses. He talks a lot on the internet, he never said anything to my face and he never agreed to fight me”, he said.

Currently 34 years old, Antônio Cara de Sapato has 16 wins, five losses and two unsuccessful fights in MMA. After appearing on the reality show “Big Brother Brasil” and recovering from serious injuries, the Jiu-Jitsu black belt made his return to mixed martial arts on April 12, in the first round of the regular season of the light heavyweight GP of the PFL, where he defeated athlete Simon Biyong by submission in the first round.

Paulo Borrachinha, 33 years old, has 14 triumphs and three setbacks throughout his career in the sport. Former challenger for the UFC middleweight belt, the Minas Gerais native is coming off a defeat to former champion Robert Whittaker in February this year, at UFC 298. His return to the Octagon, however, is already defined and will take place against the former UFC middleweight belt. champion Sean Strickland on the UFC 302 card, scheduled for June 1st.