
Johnny
Walker wishes Valter
Walker had a more mature sense of humor.
Johnny and Valter are stepbrothers through their father. Their
father left Johnny and his mother in Brazil to start a family in
Russia with Valter’s mother. That did not stop Johnny from
considering Valter his blood brother. However, he believes they
would be even closer if Valter didn’t make certain unsavory
remarks.
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Johnny Walker details the comments that hurt his relationship
with Valter Walker
Valter is notorious for his unhinged sense of humor, even with his
teammates. Johnny recently revealed that Valter has said many
disrespectful things about his mother and wife online. While Valter
has stopped, Johnny claims he has left scars in the hearts of the
people he disrespected.
“My dad abandoned my mom and me to create another family,” Johnny
told Ariel Helwani. “But I always try to go see him on holidays or
sometimes on the weekend as well. [Our relationship] could be
closer if he respected my mom and wife more than he does. Because
he has a bad sense of humor. He talks sh*t sometimes. He stopped.
But what he did in the past since the China fight, he talked so
much bad things about my mom and my wife online, just as a joke.
That’s not a good thing to do for clicks. He stopped now… But what
he did in the past hurts people’s hearts… He said his dad f*cked my
mom. That’s very disrespectful. He also said if I lost my fight in
China, my wife would cheat on me with a big black guy. Another time
he said he was going to fight me, ‘Let’s fight, and who wins f*ck
each other’s wife.’ Then he said my son has a big head.”
Valter shared his love and gratitude towards Johnny in response to
the comments.
“Love you, Johnny,” Valter wrote on X. “Thanks for all you do for
me, for my life.”
Johnny (24-10, 1 NC) has knocked out Mick Parkin
and Waldo
Cortes-Acosta since moving up to heavyweight. While Valter
(16-1) is also an
Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight, Johnny has ruled
out any chance of fighting his brother.
Love you, Johnny. Thanks for all you do for
me, for my life— Valter
Walker (@ValterUfc)
November 9, 2026