I’m 18-0 – that’s no joke

Movsar Evloev was capable of stay undefeated as he beat Arnold Allen through unanimous resolution at UFC 297. The Russian featherweight revealed that he expects to combat for the title in his subsequent journey to the octagon.

Talking on the post-fight press convention, Evloev acknowledged:

“It’s not about finishing somebody or something else. I’m 18-0 – that’s no joke. Even if I had no finishes, with 15-0 I beat everybody and everyone knows because I’m still undefeated. They have no way don’t let me go for the title, because, okay, if I need to beat somebody else, just give it to me.”

When requested for his prediction for subsequent month’s title bout between Alexander Volkanovski and Ilia Topuria at UFC 298, Evloev added:

“He’s still tough, and it’s not about Ilia, he’s tough, too. He’s undefeated. He’s 14 or something and 0. Of course he has a chance for victory, too, but my favorite is still Alex, but for me, maybe it’s better if Ilia will win because we have some backstory and for me, it’s good to take a title shot and [fight] him for once.”

Evloev added that if he will get the chance to face Volkanovski, his technique will probably be to proceed to push ahead and produce the strain to the featherweight champion.

Take a look at Movsar Evloev’s feedback under (1:34):

Movsar Evloev shares doubtless timeline for his return

Throughout his unanimous resolution victory over Arnold Allen at UFC 297, Movsar Evloev suffered bruising after taking knees to the top as he was grounded. He revealed that he didn’t take a lot harm and shared the timeline for his return.

Talking on the post-fight press convention, Evloev acknowledged:

“It’s just a little bit [of] damage on my face, but nothing is broken – my fingers, my hands, legs – everything is okay. It’s like a couple weeks [of] no sparring. Couple weeks, but I still can train. Some lifting, some running, some cardio stuff. Maybe, I don’t know, but let’s see who will win between Ilia [Topuria] and Alex [Volkanovski] and even if I have to wait a little more than I expected, I will wait.” (4:44)

145-pound king Alexander Volkanovski will look to additional prolong his reign on the subsequent UFC pay-per-view, UFC 298, in Anaheim, California, towards unbeaten Georgian-Spaniard Ilia Topuria.