UFC claims its UFC 335 poster features some “Bad MFs.” It also features some bad AI, judging by the cartoonish looks of the four combatants charged with carrying the Dec. 12 fight card in Las Vegas. Particularly the “cruel” rendition…

MMA Mania's Jesse Holland reports that fight fans have heavily criticized the new UFC 335 promotional poster, mocking its seemingly cartoonish, AI-generated depiction of fighters. In particular, fans turned co-headliner Sergei Pavlovich into an online meme due to what was described as a bizarre rendition of the heavyweight contender.
UFC 335 is scheduled to take place on December 12 in Las Vegas. The event features a BMF title main event between Charles Oliveira and Diego Lopes, alongside the co-main event featuring former two-division champion Alex Pereira facing Pavlovich.
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