
After a controversial White House loss to Ciryl Gane, Pereira unloads on Herb Dean, demands accountability, and makes it clear he wants the rematch.
Alex Pereira did not sound like a fighter making excuses.
He sounded like a fighter who believes something dangerous happened in front of the whole world, and nobody in charge was willing to stop it. Days after losing to Ciryl Gane at UFC Freedom 250 on the White House lawn, Pereira sat down for a long, emotional interview and delivered one of the most explosive responses of his career. The former middleweight and light heavyweight champion said he felt good at heavyweight, respected the jab that initially hurt him, and still believed the fight could have developed differently if not for what he described as repeated illegal blows to the back of his head.
















