On UFC 315, Belal Muhammad would finally make the first defense of his welterweight title.
The champion was originally planned to head the last PPV card of 2024 in a collision with the undefeated Shavkat Rakhmonov.
Instead, he closed the show earlier this month at the Bell Center in Montreal, where Muhammad was defeated by Jack della Maddalena.
'Remember the name' was a considerable favorite on the way to May 10, but the challenger produced a very impressive version to win the 170-pound title in style.
The performance of Muhammad was criticized after many people expected him to get his hand, including some popular makers of content that were present for the fight.
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Stevewilldoit loses 600K Parlay while Jack della Maddalena beats Belal Muhammad
For many fans exaggerated the main event of UFC 315 overtaf with an entertaining five-round match between Belal Muhammad and Jack della Maddalena.
It is safe to say that the Nelk boys did not have the same response, as a recent video was shown on social media.
Stephen Deleonardis, also known as Stevewilldoit, had put together a successful Parlay where he only had the title for the Welterweight champion to retain the title to win $ 600,000.
Deleonardis shouted at Mohammed from Cage Side and was only different rows behind Dana White.
“Belal! You are the last part of my parlay! Not f— This! I win 600!”
After he had believed that Mohammed had done enough to lift his hand through the score cards, they were amazed when Della Maddalena was declared the victor.
On the way from the location, Nelk's Kyle stated that the fight was “rigged” in a reactionary comment.
Jeremy Stephens paid for the prize to say that Belal Muhammad should have won
The vast majority of fans and hunters agreed that Jack della Maddalena deserved to leave Montreal with the welterweight title after his performance.
A name that argued for winning Belal Muhammad was Jeremy Stephens, who recently stood back his Octagon in the Moines.
Della Maddalena clearly didn't think much about the comments that 'Lil Heathen' made on social media when he shot back on the veteran and labeled him as “Old Punch Drunk Jeremy”.
Only one of the 20 score cards in the media that were submitted to MMA decisions gave Muhammad the fight.