UFC, Belal Muhammad and Islam Makhachev
UFC champ Belal Muhammad would vacate welterweight title for Islam Makhachev before fighting him
Makhachev (27-1 MMA, 16-1 UFC), who has defended his lightweight title a division-record four times, said he won’t retire before chasing his goal of becoming UFC dual-champion. But Muhammad can see a scenario where he notches a couple of title defenses, then move up to middleweight for his own opportunity at winning a second title.
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