Whindersson Nunes returned to the ring. After an amateur fight against boxer Arselino “Bobo” Freitas, the comedian will face Polish MMA fighter Filip Marcinek, in the International Boxing Championships to be held in London, United Kingdom.
This Wednesday (12), at an event in São Paulo, the card participants took part in a press conference to talk about their expectations from the fight, which takes place on April 22, on Saturday.
Whindersson did not miss the opportunity to poke his opponent and said he kept the strategy of saying less and doing more in the ring.
“I have everything he wants. That’s why he arrived like this. Besides all that, I train hard and it will happen.” [a luta]. that [referindo-se às provocações] It doesn’t matter much. I train well, my coach is very good. Eliser is a very good boxing trainer. It’s exciting, it’s a landmark,” said the Piawi native.
During the traditional confrontation between the two fighters, Whindersson donned a cangaceiro cap and forced a biceps flexion in front of the fighter, to the delight of those present.
After the event, Marcinek used social networks to attack the Brazilian and cited the comedian’s personal life, saying he would lose consciousness.
“Corno vs Real Man. He’s going to pass out like he lost his wife,” the Polish man wrote in the caption. “See you in the neutral zone.”
Like the Brazilian, “Filipek”, as it is known, is not a professional fighter, but a rapper, but since 2019 he has been participating in MMA events.
On Wednesday night, Phillippe left his Instagram private as a mob of the comedian’s fans invaded the commentary session to defend the idol.
On social networks, Whindersson showed that his reflexes are up to date, and participated in one of his boxing training sessions.
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