Photos: From fan art to biceps flex, Alex Pereira shares the best exclusive snaps from his recent Korea trip

UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira, fresh off his successful title defense against Khalil Rountree Jr. at UFC 307, recently gave fans a glimpse into his post-fight downtime. The event, held at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, saw Pereira secure a dominant fourth-round TKO victory.

The Brazilian star traveled to South Korea alongside his team, including coach Plinio Cruz. Pereira shared highlights from the trip on social media, delighting followers with behind-the-scenes photos.

The gallery included intricate fan art, candid moments with his championship belt, and a playful biceps flex:

"Thank you Korea, the love from the fans for me and my team made me feel very special"

Check out the posts below:

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Alex Pereira shares his thoughts on the P4P ranking changes following UFC 309

Alex Pereira recently shared his thoughts on the pound-for-pound rankings update following UFC 309. Jon Jones, the reigning heavyweight champion, rose to No. 2 after a dominant third-round KO victory over Stipe Miocic on Nov. 16.

This shift pushed Pereira to No. 3, while lightweight champion Islam Makhachev retained the top spot.

Pereira took to Instagram to comment on the rankings, suggesting that Jones deserves the No. 1 spot. He captioned a screenshot of the updated list:

“With this change, I would be already happy.”

Alex Pereira's story sharing his suggestion for UFC P4P rankings. [Screenshot courtesy: via. @alexpotanpereira's Instagram stories]

Both Pereira and Jones are UFC icons with stellar careers. Pereira has solidified his dominance in the light heavyweight division, while Jones continues to enhance his legacy as a two-division champion.

Speculation about a potential super fight between the two has intensified in recent months, with both expressing interest in facing off. Before UFC 309, Jones hinted at favoring a showdown with Pereira over interim heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall, even suggesting he might relinquish his heavyweight belt for the opportunity.