LAS VEGAS - From working as a security guard and runner for the UFC, to earning a contract on Dana White’s Contender Series, Las Vegas native Salhahuddin Everett had himself the night of his career at the newly renovated META…

Former UFC security guard and runner Salhahuddin "Sal" Everett earned an official UFC contract after securing a knockout victory on Dana White's Contender Series. Competing during Week 9 of Season 10 at the Meta APEX in Las Vegas, Everett defeated fellow undefeated welterweight prospect Ozzy Martin.
Everett, who was hired by the UFC three years prior, traded his employee badge for a roster spot following his violent stoppage win. UFC CEO Dana White awarded contracts to four fighters following the event, officially adding Everett to the promotion's active roster.
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