Brazilian Heavyweights Alex Pereira and Valter Walker have beef. The feud started recently, and the igniting factor was Walker predicting Sergei Pavlovich to defeat Pereira in their upcoming contest. Walker expressed interest in fighting Pereira himself somewhere down the line…

Valter Walker has intensified his verbal feud with fellow Brazilian fighter Alex Pereira, accusing the former champion of having a bruised ego. In an interview with Sexto MMA, Walker mocked Pereira for purchasing luxury cars and predicted that Sergei Pavlovich will knock Pereira out in the first round of their upcoming fight.
The conflict originated when Walker predicted a Pavlovich victory, prompting Pereira to challenge Walker to spar while calling him broke and attention-seeking. Ranked No. 11 in the heavyweight division with a five-fight stoppage streak, Walker expressed strong interest in fighting Pereira himself after the Pavlovich contest.
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