Arman Tsarukyan has impressed fans with his shredded physique just days after his shot at lightweight gold.
The rising contender will get his second chance against Islam Makhachev at UFC 311 next week, with the world title on the line in Los Angeles. He is known for his impressive aesthetics in combat and seems to be in the shape of his life.
Tsarukyan has already faced Makhachev once, losing a decision in 2019 before going on an impressive run that earned him the top spot. Now he's leaving no stone unturned for his shot at the belt.
Arman Tsarukyan stuns fans on social media ahead of UFC 311
Overall, it's no surprise to see Arman Tsarukyan looking in phenomenal shape heading into fight week. But he appears to be looking better than ever, and a few photos shared on social media from his camp have gone viral and have been viewed more than 1.2 million times.
Fans are amazed at his physique, with many thinking he looks so good that it must be helped by performance enhancers. However, Tsarukyan has never failed a drug test in his career and appears to be completely clean for this fight.
“This guy might have the best physique in the UFC,” one enthusiastic fan wrote, while another asked, “How do you get abs so defined?” A few more comments made the same point: “Bro looks like a Spartan.”
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However, others weren't as impressed, noting that bodies don't win fights and comparing him to other famous shredded fighters like Michael Chandler. “I mean, yeah, he's jacked,” one person wrote. “He just looks like that all the time. I wouldn't interpret it as predictive of how he will fare in battle.”
Another claimed that Tsarukyan has “too much muscle” and predicted that “he might gas up” during the fight. He was also compared to Logan Paul, who has a famously impressive physique that is also regularly accused of being unnatural.
Arman Tsarukyan claimed he is “not 100 percent invested” in MMA before UFC 311
Tsarukyan's physical condition seems to indicate something different than his recent claims that he is not fully involved in the sport of MMA. Before the fight, a friend was spotted on camera at his training camp asking if he is still fully invested in his UFC goals.
“You yourself told us that you are not 100% invested in MMA and that there are many guys who work harder,” his friend asked in a video uploaded to his YouTube channel, days after the biggest fight of his career. .
“And yet you are one step away from becoming the best lightweight in the world. Have you ever asked yourself, 'What if I invested 100% in MMA?'”
Tsarukyan seemed to agree with his assessment, before thinking, “Well, now we'll see. The title fight will show if a guy who isn't 100% invested in this company can still make it.”
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