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Archives: Zhang Takes Aim At J?drzejczyk Over Coronavirus Joke (2020)

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Prior to the epic encounter between Weili Zhang and Joanna J?drzejczyk at UFC 248 that saw Zhang emerge victorious via split decision, there was already some tension between the two athletes as evident in the below article.
The following article was published on this day two years ago. It is presented to you in its original, unaltered form, courtesy of the MMA News Archives.
On This Day Three Years Ago…
[ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JANUARY 29, 2020, 4:59 PM]
Headline: Weili Zhang Takes Aim At Joanna Jedrzejczyk Over Coronavirus Joke
Author: Fernando Quiles Jr.
Joanna J?drzejczyk is under fire for making a joke aimed at Weili Zhang involving the deadly coronavirus.
According to CBS News, the death toll caused by the coronavirus has risen to 132. Over 5,900 cases have been confirmed in China. Zhang was born in Handan, China.
J?drzejczyk Makes Controversial Joke, Zhang Responds
J?drzejczyk, who is set to challenge Zhang for the UFC strawweight championship on March 7, shared an image poking fun at Zhang by using the current epidemic. The post has been deleted, but you can see the picture below.

Zhang Fires Back, J?drzejczyk Tries To Clear The Air
Taking to Instagram, Zhang responded to J?drzejczyk and made it clear that she feels the joke was out of line.

“To make fun of tragedy is a true sign of ones character. People are dying, someones father, someones mother, someones child. Say what you want about me if it makes you feel stronger but do not joke about what’s happening here. I wish you good health until March 7th. I will see you soon.”
J?drzejczyk attempted to clear the air on sharing the post but she also threw in another dig at the 115-pound champion in a selfie video (h/t MMAJunkie.com).
“Hey champ. Hey Weili. I’m so sorry to make you feel bad, but I’d never make fun of sick people or a virus. I didn’t want you to get offended. I just made fun of the funny internet meme. So, so sorry, but still, I’ll see you March 7. Don’t get emotional, OK?”

Prior to the epic encounter between Weili Zhang and Joanna J?drzejczyk at UFC 248 that saw Zhang emerge victorious via split decision, there was already some tension between the two athletes as evident in the below article.


The following article was published on this day two years ago. It is presented to you in its original, unaltered form, courtesy of the MMA News Archives.


On This Day Three Years Ago…


[ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JANUARY 29, 2020, 4:59 PM]


Headline: Weili Zhang Takes Aim At Joanna Jedrzejczyk Over Coronavirus Joke


Author: Fernando Quiles Jr.


Joanna J?drzejczyk is under fire for making a joke aimed at Weili Zhang involving the deadly coronavirus.


According to CBS News, the death toll caused by the coronavirus has risen to 132. Over 5,900 cases have been confirmed in China. Zhang was born in Handan, China.


J?drzejczyk Makes Controversial Joke, Zhang Responds
J?drzejczyk, who is set to challenge Zhang for the UFC strawweight championship on March 7, shared an image poking fun at Zhang by using the current epidemic. The post has been deleted, but you can see the picture below.


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Zhang Fires Back, J?drzejczyk Tries To Clear The Air
Taking to Instagram, Zhang responded to J?drzejczyk and made it clear that she feels the joke was out of line.



“To make fun of tragedy is a true sign of ones character. People are dying, someones father, someones mother, someones child. Say what you want about me if it makes you feel stronger but do not joke about what’s happening here. I wish you good health until March 7th. I will see you soon.”


J?drzejczyk attempted to clear the air on sharing the post but she also threw in another dig at the 115-pound champion in a selfie video (h/t MMAJunkie.com).


“Hey champ. Hey Weili. I’m so sorry to make you feel bad, but I’d never make fun of sick people or a virus. I didn’t want you to get offended. I just made fun of the funny internet meme. So, so sorry, but still, I’ll see you March 7. Don’t get emotional, OK?”




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