UFC heavyweight contender Alexander Volkov is done chasing the prestigious championship belt following his win at UFC 333.

UFC heavyweight contender Alexander Volkov stated that winning the UFC heavyweight championship is no longer a priority following his stoppage victory over Rizvan Kuniev at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi. Speaking on The Ariel Helwani Show, Volkov explained that he is no longer hunting for the belt and considers himself a champion regardless of whether he holds the official title.
Volkov previously voiced frustration over matchmakers booking Ciryl Gane against Josh Hokit for the heavyweight title at UFC 334. Despite pitching his case directly to UFC CEO Dana White ahead of UFC 333, Volkov emphasized that he takes pride in being a clean, respectful martial artist whose value is not defined by a belt.
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