Wednesday, Aug. 5, marked a solemn day for the Brazilian gym as members of the Chute Boxe family gathered to pay their final respects to Nascimento. Teammates and coaches formed a guard of honor and applauded as Nascimento’s casket was carried by members of the academy.
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Charles Oliveira says Chute Boxe will keep Allan Nascimento’s legacy alive
After Nascimento’s funeral, Oliveira shared an emotional message on his Instagram Stories while fighting back tears. The former lightweight champion and current BMF titleholder promised that Nascimento’s impact would continue to inspire the team.
“Allanzito, you were always an example of commitment, discipline and character to our team,” Oliveira said. “Be sure your legacy will never be forgotten. Now we have something even greater to fight for. Every time we step into the cage, you will be there with us, yelling ‘Heeyyy.’ The spirit of Chute Boxe has only grown stronger.”
Nascimento died after suffering a heart attack in his sleep. He was 34 years old. “Puro Osso” signed with the Ultimate Fighting Championship in 2021, competing in the flyweight division. He had won four of his six Octagon appearances before his death.
Charles do Bronx deixa recada para Allan Nascimento e diz:
“Toda vez que a gente for subir no cage, não vai ser só nós, ele vai estar ali. O espírito da Chute Boxe só ficou mais forte.”
Que Deus ilumine o caminho dos familiares, amigos e companheiros do Allan e que isso… pic.twitter.com/0DhCzlolLv
— Central do MMA (@acentraldomma) August 5, 2026
This article first appeared at Recent News on Sherdog.com
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