Islam Makhachev has a chance to add to his already impressive resume when he defends his welterweight title for the first time at UFC 330 after already setting the record for the most title defenses in UFC lightweight history.
As if defending belts in two divisions isn’t enough, Makhachev can also break Anderson Silva’s record for the most consecutive wins in UFC history with both tied at 16 currently. For everything that Makhachev has achieved, it’s easy to understand why he’s already entering the conversation as possibly the greatest of all-time but UFC CEO Dana White isn’t ready to hand him that crown just yet.
With Makhachev just days away
