UFC welterweight contender Mike Malott was praised by UFC president Dana White following his big knockout win at UFC Edmonton. Malott knocked out Joaquin Buckley with a brutal knee in the second round of their UFC Edmonton main event. With…

Mike Malott earned praise from UFC president Dana White following his high-profile victory at UFC Edmonton at Rogers Place in Alberta, Canada. Headlining the event, the Canadian welterweight contender delivered a devastating finish against opponent Joaquin Buckley, securing a standout knockout win with a knee strike in the second round.
The victory marked Malott's fifth consecutive win inside the Octagon and stands as the biggest triumph of his professional MMA career. Following the performance, Malott expressed interest in competing at UFC 336 in Toronto and named Jack Della Maddalena as a potential next opponent.
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