UFC fighters often receive bizarre messages or requests from their fans, but not much rival the discomfort of what Brian Ortega was recently sent by one of his male followers.'T-City' took to Instagram, posting a video where he opened a direct message from a fan who brazenly sent him a pair of unsolicited audio notes. He captioned:"You guys never fail to entertain me. Just cause I don’t respond doesn’t mean I don’t be watching."Check out Brian Ortega's video below: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe MMA community responded to Ortega's video with a whirlwind of reactions, many playfully chiming in on the completely out-of-the-blue messages the former UFC featherweight title contender got.Former UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling wrote:"Hahahah, what kinda sicko is this."One fan wrote:"Someone needs to take Diddy's phone away."Another commented:"This is giving me 'Stan' from Eminem vibes."Check out some more reactions below:Credits: Comments @briantcity on InstagramOrtega is fresh off a one-sided unanimous decision loss to Diego Lopes at UFC 306 last month. 'T-City' is currently enduring the toughest stretch of his career, going 2-4 in his last six appearances since 2018. His struggles have been compounded by a series of injuries and health setbacks along the way.When Brian Ortega confronted a fan for insulting remarks about Tracy CortezAs Brian Ortega headed backstage following his loss to Diego Lopes at UFC 306, a fan in the crowd jeered, yelling that after such a defeat, his ex-partner Tracy Cortez would surely want nothing to do with him now.Frustrated by the heckler's comments, 'T-City' lunged at him in a fit of rage, ready to confront him. However, before tensions could escalate further, security quickly intervened, pulling Ortega back to defuse the situation.Check out the video below:Ortega and Cortez became one of the most talked-about couples in the UFC. The pair dated for nearly two years and were even rumored to have been engaged previously. However, they ended their relationship last year.