Belal Muhammad was completely wiped out by rival Colby Covington last night (Fri., Sept. 18, 2026) at RAF 13 from Miami, Fla., but “Remember the Name” is not willing to pay respect to “Chaos” for his main event efforts (watch…

UFC welterweight Belal Muhammad suffered a lopsided 10-0 defeat against rival Colby Covington in the main event of RAF 13 in Miami, Florida. The wrestling match, held on September 18, 2026, served as a culmination of years of trash-talking between the two athletes, who never faced each other inside the UFC Octagon.
Following the loss, Muhammad took to social media to address his performance, stating he would own the result, learn from it, and get back to work. However, he failed to mention Covington by name or credit him for the victory, instead thanking RAF Wrestling and his coaches for the opportunity to compete.
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