Just days after UFC Edmonton, where Canada’s own Mike Malott knocked out Joaquin Buckley with a knee in highlight reel fashion, a former welterweight champion has offered to fight the rising star. Malott turned a lot of heads with his…

Former UFC welterweight champion Belal Muhammad has announced he is open to facing rising contender Mike Malott next. Muhammad stated on his YouTube channel that a matchup against Malott makes sense if a fight with Kamaru Usman does not materialize. The interest follows Malott's recent highlight knockout victory over Joaquin Buckley at UFC Edmonton.
Muhammad currently holds a 24-6 (1 NC) record and seeks to rebound from a three-fight losing streak. Meanwhile, Malott is riding a five-fight winning streak, holds an 8-1 promotional record, and is widely expected to compete next at UFC 336 in Toronto on January 30, 2027.
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