Max Holloway’s decision to bring a former welterweight champion into his UFC 329 training camp has caught the attention of Conor McGregor. While specific details remain scarce, McGregor’s reaction highlights the significance of Holloway’s latest move in the run-up to the big event.
Islam Makhachev still cherishes the fight he describes as feeling “like a street fight.” It was also the night he became the UFC’s eleventh two-division champion, beating Jack Della Maddalena at Madison Square Garden.
Carlos Prates’ decisive knockout of former champion Leon Edwards at Madison Square Garden has elevated his profile in the UFC. Now, the man known as “The Nightmare” has set his sights on champion Islam Makhachev, while keeping Jack Della Maddalena in mind if a title shot doesn’t materialize.
Jack Della Maddalena, once the UFC welterweight champion, addresses his lopsided defeat at UFC 322. Despite the tough loss in New York City, he remains upbeat, promising to rebound stronger than ever.
UFC 322 shattered previous compliance pay records, with fighters collectively earning $30,000 more than any prior high. Despite losing a one-sided bout, Jack Della Maddalena managed to out-earn Islam Makhachev, who clinched a second UFC title in dominant fashion.
Conor McGregor has made a bold choice for UFC 322, dishing out sharp advice to welterweight king Jack Della Maddalena. Islam Makhachev, the former lightweight champion, will attempt to write history by clinching two belts at the iconic Madison Square Garden on November 15.
Former lightweight champion Islam Makhachev is moving up to 170 pounds with a chilling warning for current welterweight titleholder Jack Della Maddalena. Their UFC 322 showdown will unfold on November 15 at Madison Square Garden, setting the stage for a potentially electrifying clash. Makhachev’s pursuit of a second championship belt has fueled intense speculation.
Islam Makhachev is making a highly anticipated leap to welterweight to challenge reigning champion Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 322 on November 15. UFC CEO Dana White announced the showdown, which will captivate fight fans at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
