Khamzat Chimaev added another UFC champion to his resume with a dominant win over Robbie Lawler at RAF 14 on Friday. The former UFC middleweight champion wasted no time racking up the points in rapid fire fashion and Lawler simply…

Khamzat Chimaev defeated Robbie Lawler in dominant fashion at RAF 14, winning the match 10-0 with 20 seconds remaining in the first period. Chimaev opened with an immediate takedown before securing multiple turns, including a gut wrench, to swiftly rack up points and trigger a stoppage against the former UFC welterweight champion.
Following the victory, Chimaev set his sights on Colby Covington, whom he is scheduled to face in Abu Dhabi in three weeks for the RAF crossover championship. Chimaev promised to break Covington's neck and also commented on the recent press conference altercation involving teammate Arman Tsarukyan and Dillon Danis.
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