Ailin Perez, UFC Fighter, Twerked In The Front Of Commentators After Winning
Ailin Perez entered the octagon on Saturday afternoon in Las Vegas with the intention of winning her second UFC match and raising her record in mixed martial arts to 9-2. She was competing against fellow bantamweight Lucie Pudilová on the preliminary program of UFC Fight Night: Allen vs. Craig, also known as UFC Vegas 82.
After the full three rounds as planned, Perez won by unanimous decision to claim her second UFC victory. She then made the decision to use her celebration to make headlines.
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The 29-year-old fighter, who presumably earns some extra money from OnlyFans, put her feet up on the cage and performed some twerking in front of the commentators who were live-streaming the battle.
One of the analysts jumped in on it, unable to avoid the celebration. “Some would say it’s too early on a Saturday in Las Vegas for that move,” the speaker stated.
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It could be said by some. They would undoubtedly, however, also say that the celebration of twerking following a fight is one of those that never gets old.
If you’re looking for attention, you can be sure it will garner some. Not only that but unlike a boob-flashing celebration, you don’t really have to worry about suffering any kind of actual reaction.
It Was A Bold Move To Twerk in Front of the UFC Commentators
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It was a wise decision on Perez’s part to make the move in front of the analysts. It promised that it would be noted even though it came after a fight that was lost in the preliminary rounds.
Check out what the onlookers and press saw when she was celebrating.
Ailin Perez is one of the most entertaining female UFC fighters LOL. #UFCVegas82 Congratulations @goatshedacademy pic.twitter.com/u4z6VL03TU
— Nina-Marie Daniele (@ninamdrama) November 18, 2023
With three UFC fights under your belt, a 2-1 record is a solid beginning. It will only be beneficial for her to incorporate an exceptional battle celebration as she progresses toward the main card material.
With three UFC fights under your belt, a 2-1 record is a solid beginning. It will only be beneficial for her to incorporate an exceptional battle celebration as she progresses toward the main card material.
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Still, there is a ton of work to be done. Perez might be headed toward becoming a true star if she can record a few more in-octagon twerking sessions and add a few more victories to her record.
She definitely has what it takes to be entertaining.
