Alex Pereira Gushes Over Polyana Viana Before UFC 300, Just Months After Split With Merle

Alex Pereira is not only a UFC star who is revered for his fighting prowess, but fans are also interested in his dating life, it seems. The former Middleweight champion started dating Polyana Viana after breaking up with his ex-girlfriend Merle Christine. The romance with his fellow UFC star is a rumor, but fans are interested nonetheless.

The Brazilian UFC star plays in the strawweight division and is currently unranked. However, her rumored boyfriend had a lot of pleasing things to say about her recently.

Alex Pereira praises Polyana

During a conference before UFC 300, reporters questioned him about Polyana, and he only had exemplary things to say. He said, “Polyana is a very simple person. She is conquering her own space. I see a lot of potential in her. Whoever is in the UFC, their dream is to become a champion. And she said that’s my dream. I said me and my team could help her achieve her goal. She is very charismatic. I am not as charismatic.”

Pereira pointed out one of her qualities, which is her simplicity. He explained, “I think the fact that her simplicity plays a big part in it.” Viana has grappled with the UFC champion before, and the practice video was given under the video of Pereira’s conversation in the Instagram post. 

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There are rumors about their romantic relationship, but there is strong evidence to support it as they have been seen sharing videos and pictures of them.

Are Pereira and Viana dating?

There are videos of them training together as well as pictures of them together on social media platforms. In an Instagram story, Pereira shared a video of them playing a board game together. She beat ‘Poatan’ in the game, and he was satisfied. Fans are now attentive to any posts that might confirm or deny this news.

However, the breakup with Christine was ugly, and they did have quarrels back and forth on social media. However, it seems like Pereira is moving on, but nothing is for confirmation yet. Meanwhile, ‘Poatan’ is concentrating on his MMA career, and the 33-year-old said that the best is yet to come.

“My legacy is being built. I’m still fighting, and everyone knows how hard it is to get two belts,” he told UFC.com and promised that “the best is yet to come.” His fight in UFC 300 with Jamahal Hill will surely be another feather in his cap. 

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