As the featherweight division continues to evolve, Alexander Volkanovski stands as one of its most prominent figures, eagerly anticipating his next title shot. Currently holding a record of 26 wins and 4 losses in MMA, with 13 of those victories coming in the UFC, Volkanovski’s skills and dedication make him a formidable contender. His next
Alexander Volkanovski
In what promises to be an electrifying bout, UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley is set to defend his title against the relentless Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 306. The stakes are high as both fighters, with impressive records—O’Malley at 18-1 and Dvalishvili at 17-4—face off in a pivotal fight that could shape the future of the
Chael Sonnen has voiced his concerns regarding Alexander Volkanovski’s potential decision to compete for the UFC featherweight title again. Sonnen believes that Volkanovski’s legacy could be at risk if he chooses to pursue the featherweight belt following his recent loss to Ilia Topuria. Sonnen suggests that competing at lightweight, specifically against fighters like Charles Oliveira,
Alexander Volkanovski, the former featherweight champion, is currently in a position where he is awaiting the winner of the upcoming fight between Ilia Topuria and Max Holloway. After defending his featherweight title five times, Volkanovski faced back-to-back knockout losses to lightweight champion Islam Makhachev and Topuria. Despite expressing his desire for a break, he understands
Ilia Topuria, the current featherweight champion, has expressed his concerns about Alexander Volkanovski’s eagerness to step in as the backup fighter for the UFC 308 main event. Topuria believes that Volkanovski should prioritize taking a break and allowing himself some recovery time after his recent losses. Despite Volkanovski’s determination to reclaim the belt, Topuria questions