Colby Covington backed up his trash talk at RAF 13 after making quick work of Belal Muhammad in the main event from Miami. The former interim UFC welterweight champion needed less than two full periods to go up 10-0 and…

Colby Covington secured a shutout victory over Belal Muhammad in the main event of RAF 13 in Miami. Covington won the match by technical superiority after going up 10-0 in less than two full periods. The victory allows Covington to remain undefeated in RAF and retain his status as the RAF crossover champion.
During the match, Covington executed a four-point takedown following an early eye-poke stoppage. He secured the final point to end the match 10-0 after Muhammad was penalized for passivity in the second period. Following his win, Covington called out several potential future opponents, including Gilbert Burns, Kamaru Usman, Tyron Woodley, and Khamzat Chimaev.
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