Retrofit converted POST to GET - android

I have really strange problem. Use retrofit to send request.
#POST("api/v2/reviews/vote/{vote}/dislike/{dislike}")
Single<SimpleResponse> postReviewLike(#Path("vote") Integer vote, #Path("dislike") Integer dislike);
This is my request. But when I send it to server - retrofit converted it to GET request. Bellow photo for a proof.
Can you suggest, what it can be? And how I can fix it.
With other POST request all is good, if I use #Field.


Could you please try this out using the #Body annotation?
#POST("api/v2/reviews/vote/{vote}/dislike/{dislike}")
Single<SimpleResponse> postReviewLike(#Body #Path("vote") Integer vote, #Path("dislike") Integer dislike);


Problem was with redirect. Adding '/' dislike/{dislike}/ helped me.

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