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Alex Pereira
Brazilian stone-faced killer. Poatan.
*Left hook* Lights out.
Chama.
Two Division UFC Champion in 7 Fights.
*Left hook* Lights out.
Chama.
Two Division UFC Champion in 7 Fights.
Alex Pereira by chama.mp4 November 30, 2023
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Alex Pereira
Alex Pereira by chama.mp4 December 14, 2023
Alex pereira
Alex pereira is a ufc champion that is stoic asf and always knocks out people with his left hook he only speaks Portuguese and is tall asf he is known for having a stone face like those in Easter island
Alex pereira by Hades 69 March 9, 2024
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