What Aldo really said when McGregor stole his belt
When Conor McGregor nicked Jose Aldo’s belt in Ireland, the champion reacted: “Você é um otári. Zé buceta. Vai tomar no meio do seu cu. Filho da puta. Arrombado.”
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When Conor McGregor stole UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s belt at the final stop of the UFC 189 World Tour, it was something like that.
“Você é um otário,” said Aldo. “Zé buceta. Vai tomar no meio do seu cu. Filho da puta. Arrombado.” Aldo fiercely repeated variations of this until his belt was returned.
Lucas Rezende did the translation for BE, based on the video footage from the UFC 189 World Tour Embedded, episode #10.
Otário: loser or sucker
Zé Buceta: Literally means “Pussy Joe” in English. Like Otário, but implies the person can’t do anything right.
Vai tomar no meio do seu cu: Go take it in the middle of your butt/ass.
Filho da puta: Son of a bitch, which more offensive in Brazil than it is in the United States.
Arrombado: A man with a very wide and loose @$$hole.
It is safe to say Also was angry.
Jose Aldo and Conor McGregor fight at UFC 189, on July 11, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
