UFC 309 saw plenty of controversy, but for Brazilian fighter Renato Moicano, Michael Chandler’s alleged rule-breaking during his fight against Charles Oliveira crossed the line. Chandler, who faced Oliveira at the event, was accused of repeatedly striking the Brazilian in the back of the head and grabbing the octagon during grappling exchanges—actions that went unpunished and infuriated Moicano.

Moicano didn’t hold back, taking to Twitter to criticize Chandler. The tweet stood out, not just for its harsh criticism but for its flawless English. This raised eyebrows, with his podcast co-hosts speculating whether Moicano had written it himself. Gilbert Burns, Moicano’s co-host, later revealed the secret: AI. Burns joked that Moicano had a “great teacher” or perhaps “a translator,” hinting at the fighter’s use of artificial intelligence to craft the perfect clapback.

The controversy was just one of Chandler’s problems at UFC 309. The former Bellator champion endured a grueling bout against Oliveira, where “Do Bronx” systematically dismantled him with vicious leg and calf kicks. Despite Chandler’s signature explosive fifth round, the damage he sustained was significant.

Appearing on Bussin’ With The Boys after the fight, Chandler revealed the brutal aftermath: he was urinating blood due to the punishment he took.

While Chandler’s performance in the later rounds impressed fans, the first four rounds saw Oliveira dominating the American, leaving him battered and bruised. As the fight came to an end, Chandler shifted his focus to the future, calling out Conor McGregor once again for a potential matchup.

For all his energy chasing the elusive “red panty night,” Chandler’s critics argue he should focus on adding more wins to his UFC record—a sentiment that echoes Moicano’s AI-powered jab.

While Chandler’s controversial actions during UFC 309 drew backlash, they also highlighted the fine line between strategy and rule-breaking in the Octagon. Whether his tactics were intentional or the result of desperation, the fallout continues, with fighters like Moicano ensuring the conversation won’t fade anytime soon.

As for Moicano, his clever use of AI to craft a precise and biting critique demonstrates that the battle isn’t just fought in the cage anymore—social media is a new arena where fighters need to keep their skills sharp.