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Josh Hokit vows no regret over vulgar Michelle Obama remarks ahead of UFC title fight

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UFC heavyweight Josh Hokit has refused to apologise for his controversial remarks about former US first lady Michelle Obama, insisting he has no regrets despite widespread…

Josh Hokit has no intention of apologising for the remarks about former first lady Michelle Obama that drew widespread condemnation after his victory at the White House earlier this year. The undefeated heavyweight has instead defended his decision to make the comments, insisting that the setting was appropriate and that the controversy helped establish his public profile ahead of his first UFC championship opportunity.Josh Hokit doubles down on Michelle Obama remarks ahead of UFC 334Hokit reiterated his position during a media appearance at a New York hotel on Wednesday, November 11, two days before he challenges Ciryl Gane for the UFC heavyweight championship in the main event of UFC 334…

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