Alexander Volkov wants his shot at gold after his latest win over Rizvan Kuniev at UFC 333 on Saturday. Already near the top of the heavyweight division, Volkov showed off superior striking and a late submission attempt to thwart Kuniev’s…

Alexander Volkov defeated Rizvan Kuniev by unanimous decision at UFC 333 on Saturday and immediately called for a UFC heavyweight title shot. Volkov controlled the bout with superior striking across three rounds, securing judges' scorecards of 29-28, 30-27, and 30-27. After the victory, Volkov directly questioned UFC CEO Dana White about what else he needs to do to earn a title opportunity.
Volkov dominated distance with jabs and kicks before threatening with a late rear-naked choke in the final round. Now riding a three-fight winning streak, Volkov is reportedly targeting the winner of November's heavyweight matchup between Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit.
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