Magomed Ankalaev is losing patience with the light heavyweight top five. The former UFC champion at 205 pounds bounced back from the brutal end to…

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Magomed Ankalaev has expressed an interest in moving up to the heavyweight division. Ankalaev stated on social media that nobody in the light heavyweight top five wants to face him, leaving him open to taking a heavyweight fight as early as January to avoid a long layoff.
Ankalaev bounced back from losing his title to Alex Pereira by knocking out Bogdan Guskov in July. With top contenders Dominick Reyes, Paulo Costa, and Khalil Rountree Jr. currently unavailable or unwilling to fight, Ankalaev is considering following Pereira up to heavyweight, where a potential trilogy bout could take place.
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