
Among the strong and ruthless fighters of the UFC octagon, Islam Makhachev has his place. With his recent statement, he sparked great interest among many sports fans. The famous Russian fighter openly spoke about the opponents he personally respects and also mentioned how their relationships might develop in the future.
According to MMA Junkie, 33-year-old Islam Makhachev expressed special respect for two fighters – Alexander Volkanovski and Dustin Poirier. According to him, these opponents are not only professional fighters but also people of great human value.
“I respect Alexander Volkanovski and Dustin Poirier more than others. I want to invite them to Russia. Because here, there are many fans who really support, admire, and love them,” said Makhachev sincerely.
Through these words, Islam showed that he values not only sports rivalry but also sincerity and mutual respect in human relationships. His words prove that in the UFC environment, not only fights, but also human values play an important role.
Islam Makhachev's fights with Volkanovski are remembered as some of the most dramatic and intense bouts in UFC history. These duels took their place in sports history as examples of martial arts, professionalism, and discipline.
Makhachev also talked about his upcoming fight plans. It has become known that he is expected to return to the octagon in November 2025. His next opponent is said to be experienced Australian fighter Jack Della Maddalena. Without a doubt, this fight will be another exciting and high-level showdown for UFC fans.
Islam Makhachev’s personal views, respect toward people, and professional approach to the sport have made him a favorite fighter of millions of fans not only in Russia but around the world.
Currently, every step, statement, and plan of Islam is in the spotlight of the UFC world. We are looking forward to his next fight and development. Who knows, maybe very soon we will see stars like Volkanovski and Poirier in a Russian octagon. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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